Big Hallowe'en Plan For Chateau Kids This Saturday
Community organizers led by Mrs G C Core and Miss Ruby Miller prepare a large Hallowe'en festival in Chateau on October 31. The plan includes a barbecue contests such as greased pole climbing and peanut races to engage residents from Chateau and surrounding areas with games and costumes in a spirited, carefree night for children and adults alike.
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Chateau
G. C. Core
Ruby Miller
Citizens Bank
Deacon Whoozit
Halloween preparations and upcoming games at the high school
The junior and senior normal training girls decorate for Halloween while work continues. On Saturday October 24 Teton football men travel to Conrad for another test. The high school orchestra rehearses for an upcoming assembly. Friday evening a costume party is held by the high school and grade school faculties. The freshman domestic science class served a breakfast Wednesday.
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Teton
Conrad
St Stephen's Church Sunday services announced
Twentieth Sunday after Trinity schedule includes 8 a m Holy Communion 10 45 a m morning prayer 12 noon church school 7 30 p m evening prayer Church school each Sunday and church services each second and fourth Sunday Minister Lee H Young invites participation.
Bolland Found Guilty in Third Degree Assault
Bert Bolland of Dutton convicted by a jury in a justice court of third degree assault after a fifth encounter with Chas Johnson at a Dutton pool hall. A $100 fine was imposed and Bolland posted a $300 bond with notice of appeal to the district court. County Attorney Geo M Coffey Jr prosecuted.
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Bert Bolland
Dutton
Justice Court
J. E. DeHass
Chas ‘Johnson
Bolland
John A. Sweat
Justice DeHaas
Teton Wins First Grid Game on Muddy Field
Teton defeats Conrad 25 points to four touchdowns and one field goal in a mud filled battle. Nine man teams due to losses and darkness shortened the final quarters amid a blizzard as Davis Bennet Burns and Mozer starred for Teton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton
Conrad
Conrad Boys
Ashley
Pondera Eleven
Davis
Bennet
Burns
Mozer
Jourdonnais
Cohoe
Bronson
Bleecker
Tres
Power line move eyed to serve Fairfield and region
The Montana Power Company considers relocating its Choteau to Conrad line closer to the Great Falls to Choteau highway after September storm damage. The plan aims to improve accessibility, reduce repair delays, and could cost around $20,000, enabling service to Fairfield, which has never had electricity.
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Montana Power Company
Milwaukee Railroad
Power Company
Chateau
Walier
Conrad
Montana
Scotten
Great Falls
Choteau
U. S
Sun River Canyon
Sun River
Fairfield
Milwaukee Tracks
Little Sun River Project
Teachers Exams Announced for Tomorrow and Saturday
County Superintendent Edythe Saylor announces a special teachers examination for tomorrow and Saturday at the Chateau courthouse. Miss King will visit November 2 to 9 for county work. An all county institute is set for November 2 and 3 with language and reading demonstrations for various grades. Weather may constrain rural school visits.
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Edythe Saylor
Court House
Chateau
Marriage Licenses Issued by Clerk of Court Jacobson
The past week saw two marriages recorded. James Wilson Marshall 22 of Armington weds Almena Valleaux 18 of Great Falls in Clerk B. M. Jacobson's office. Harold T. Thomas 21 of Butte weds Helen Marie Rutledge 20 of Butte in a ceremony at the M. E. parsonage conducted by Rev. Robert B. Culbertson.
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B. M. Jacobson
James Wilson Marshall
Armington
Almena Alice Valleaux
Great Falls
Jacobson
J. E. DeHaas
Harold T. Thomas
Helen Marie Rutledge
Butte
M. E. Parsonage
Robert B. Culbertson
Civil Action Filed in Clerk of Court Office
A civil action was filed in the past week in the office of Clerk of the Court B M Jacobson M H Goodman versus Wm M Eaman on account.
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Clerk of the Court
B. M. Jacobson
M. H. Goodman
Wm. M. Eaman
Record Cattle Shipment Over Choteau Branches
A large cattle shipment moved from Teton county toward South St Paul and Chicago via a fifty two car Great Northern train from Pendroy, Bynum, Choteau, and Bole. Forty three cars originated at Choteau with Lar son & Crossen leading shippers. other consignors included Citizens State Bank and Hobson & Elliott among many.
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Middle Western
Teton County
Great Northern
Choteau
Great Falls
Pendroy
South St. Paul
Chicago
Bynum
Bole
Larson & Crossen
P. H. Crossen
Chateau
Wm. Hodgskiss
Percy Hodgskiss
H. A. Hodgskiss
Oscar Carlson
Emil Duer
Citizens State Bank
H. R. Thompson
James Peebles
Wm. Cook
Hobson & Elliott
Frank Salmond
Earl Yeager
Henry Delana
J. W. Kerr
J. W. Hightower
John D. Godwin
Central Livestock Commission
Wood Bros
Walters-Dunbar
Chas. Robinson
Garnet Barret
Joe Zgoda
A. W. Champion
John Jensen
Nels Stengrimson
Bert I. Packer
George Slanger
A. B. Bottenhagen
James Freeman
J. I. Bureh, Jr
Shipping Co-op grows names and shipments in Teton County
The Teton County Shipping Association formed by farmers near Chateau reports rapid growth. Since first cattle shipment to St Paul on August 22, nine more shipments have followed bringing in 11 cars and plans for 15 by late October. 26 farmers have shipped cattle totaling 9416.37 with many earning above local prices.
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Teton County Shipping Association
Chateau
Teton County
St. Paul
M. Emaar
Dutton
Collins
Power
Fairfield
Pendroy
Shelter Belts Distributed to Farmers in Teton County
Five shelter belts were distributed this fall in Teton county to farmers Pete Peterson 10 miles west of Dutton Frank J Loch 8 miles east of Dutton O M Johnson 6 miles east of Power M J Qualey Collins and R L Reeves Dutton Applications for belts are filed each fall through the county agent's office for the following year Trees will be delivered in spring 1927 for this fall’s applicants and in fall 1927 for 1928 entrants Details specify summer fallowed ground for tree planting Names of 1928 applicants are on file in the office.
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Teton County
Pete Peterson
Dutton
Frank J. Loch
O. M. Johnson
Power
M. J. Qualey
Collins
R. L. Reeves
Wool Growers Meet Discuss Weigh Scales and Pool
The October 13 meeting at Chateau drew ten wool growers despite bad weather. Talks by Mr. Wright and Mr. Waddell spurred plans for scales in local shipping yards and a better watering system from the Great Northern Railroad. Attendees favored a Teton County Wool Pool with a winter planning meeting. The county agent seeks contact from interested parties.
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Chateau
Wright
Waddell
Great Northern R. R
Teton County
Baking Demonstrations in Teton County
A series of meetings in Teton County from November 2 to 12 will feature Miss Beyer, cooking specialist for the Royal Milling Co., demonstrating bread and cake making. The event aims to showcase practical baking techniques to attendees.
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Teton County
Miss Beyer
Royal Milling Co
Costume party for thirty hosted by Guthrie and Morgan daughters
Mrs A B Guthrie and Mrs J C Morgan hosted a costume party at the Post Tavern last Friday for thirty young friends of their daughters Janet Guthrie and Margaret Morgan. The event featured festive costumes and socializing among the guests.
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A. B. Guthrie
J. C. Morgan
Janey Guthrie
Margaret Morgan
Post Tavern
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Hallowe'en
Hallowe’en
ST. Stephen's Church
Lee H. Young
Dutton Man
First National Bank
H. S. Board
Teton County Free High School Board
Swearingen
Byan Pendrey
Bob Choteau Hat
Shipping Assoc
Robert Clarkson
Ing
B. O. Price
J. A. Shoquist
Pendray
J. E. Lewis
Agawam
W. W. Simons
J. A. Prater
Farmington
Allen Gamble
Beck
J. A. Primus
J. A. Sweat
Diamond Vakley
C. O. Juelfs
Chris Heerman
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