4-H Members Complete Reports For Year In Teton County
Eighteen 4-H members in Teton County have finished club work and prepared reports due by November 1 for County Agent Robert Clarkson. Seventeen named members from clubs such as Dut ton Power Pendray Bole Chateau filed their stories. about 75 members remain active.
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Eighteen
Teton
4-H
Robert Clarkson
Helen Harmon
Beth Cheatham
Dutton Sewing Club
Anna Menghini
Lydia Maghini
Anna Temple
Loretta Toeckes
The
Power Sewing Club
Della Rice
Pendray Sewing Club
Dolores Jackson
Pearl Jackson
Anna Glavey
Kathryn Davis
Bole Cooking Club
Louise Clarkson
Margaret Hodgskiss
Helen McGinnis
Margaret Doughty
Martin Ele Young
Mary Ellen Robison
Lilian Shannon
Chateau Sewing Club
Teton County
Jack Campbell
Fay Fitzgerald
Power
Frank Schabel
Geo. Sollid
Dutton
Ed. Bammel
Bob
Iona Davidson
Chateau
Chicago
Milwaukee Railroad
Transient Dies at Poor Farm in County
George Bree a transient aged 71 died at 4 PM Thursday at the county poor farm from diabetes. He sought work as a sheepherder but could not find employment due to age. He stayed at a hotel several days before admission, remained about a week, and burial occurred Friday afternoon. Bree was born in 1868, likely from Wisconsin, and had previously worked nearby.
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George Bree
Bree
Wisconsin
Dr E B Maynard Visits Great Falls on Business
Dr E B Maynard spent Tuesday in Great Falls on business. He met with local officials and inspected facilities related to his work.
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E. B. Maynard
Great Falls
Missionary Gates Speaks on Africa Work at Methodist Church
Rev. John R. Gates, longtime Africa missionary, spoke Tuesday evening at the Methodist church. His talk described his work among primitive tribes and proved very interesting to the audience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John R. Gates
Africa
Methodist Church
Fairfield Boy Seriously Injured in Belt Great Falls Crash
Ernest Thorne, son of Mr. and Mrs. James Thorne, was badly injured when a Chevrolet he rode on the running board overturned on the Belt Great Falls hill. He suffered a fractured spine and paralysis in the lower limbs. his condition improved after treatment at Columbus hospital in Great Falls.
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Ernest Thorne
James Thorne
Fairfield
P. H. Crossen
Columbus Hospital
Great Falls
Thorne
Belt
Jack Merz
Chevrolet
Buick
John L. Vahn
Geyser
Vahn
Pur chase of Milwaukee house by J M Weaver in 1897
Great Falls Leader recalls a 32 Years Ago note about J M Weaver buying the Milwaukee house in 1897. Weaver had moved to Great Falls from Augusta and has lived in Chateau for about two decades.
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Great Falls
Milwaukee House
J. M. Weaver
Weaver
Augusta
Chateau
Lions Club Hears Talks At Meeting In Choteau
Guests at the Lions club luncheon include Mrs. Henriet ta Crockett county nurse and Miss Margaret Nagle among others. Talks cover county health work and local community projects. Sturgis discusses Choteau trading radius of 30 to 40 miles. The program chairmen noted rink water hookup and planned ground leveling.
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Lions Club
Henrietta Crockett
Margaret Nagle
Geo. Fisher
Great Falls
A. W. Ludke
Lewistown
J. A. Meeke
Billings
Dan Thurber
Sunriver Irrigation Project
Fred Barribal
K. E. Sturgis
J. C. Penney
Teton Loses to Falls Saturday in Rough Scrimmage
Great Falls outpaced Teton 28 0 in a Saturday game, scoring four touchdowns and adding points after each score. Loomis earned praise as top Teton player while Norris and Mozer anchored the line in a hard fought clash on the gridiron.
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Teton
Fighting Bulldogs
Great Falls
Zadick
Leland
Hoher
Shearer
Bulldogs
Jordan
Midgett
Loomis
the Tribune
Jones
Malone
Morgan
Norris
Mozer
S. Moore
Forest Supervisors Make Trips This Week
A. D. Moir assistant supervisor of the Lewis and Clark forest left Monday for the Dearborn and Benchmark localities to inspect sheep and cattle ranges. Ranger Sam Harris will accompany him. The trip will take about a week. Suvnertiser Wo EL Leekhart mentions he will conduct ranger station surveying work and be gone a week or eighty.
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A. D. Moir
Lewis & Clark Forest
Dearborn
Sam Harris
Suvnertiser Wo EL
Teachers Attend Montana Education Association Convention
To allow teachers to attend the 40th annual Montana Education association convention in Great Falls, Teton county schools will close today and tomorrow. County superintendent Mrs Anna E Stafford chairs the rural section with meetings set for 1 30 Friday and 9 am Saturday. J Kent Midgett of Teton County High School will speak Friday on Teaching High School Mathematics.
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Montana Education Association
Great Falls
Teton County
Anna E. Stafford
J. Kent Midgett
Locals Prepare for Belt Clash in Saturday Football
Local fans anticipate a tough battle as Teton's fighting Bulldogs host Belt high school. Belt has given Teton hard challenges this season and the winner could advance toward the district championship. If undefeated Teton wins, a Lewistown district title game and a possible state showdown in Butte on Thanksgiving may follow.
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Teton
Fighting Bulldogs
Belt High School
Chateau
Lewistown
Great Falls
Fergus County High
W. C. Scott
Butte
Sun River Farmers Form Community Club
Last Friday evening October 18 farmers from the Sun River irrigation project met in Fairfield and organized a Sun River Community Club. Officers elected include Sam Ness president Ross Hatcher vice president Earl Woods secretary treasurer Carl Martinson song leader Jack Baker reporter and Frank McLean sergeant at arms. Meetings set for the first Thursday evening each month through winter. A committee to draft constitution and by laws was named. D P Thurber associate county agent notes the club could boost the project’s agricultural program and community programs are expected to be strong this winter.
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Sun River
Fairfield
Sam Ness
Ross Hatcher
Earl Woods
Carl Martinson
Jack Baker
Frank McLean
D. P. Thurber
Rev Schulte Returns From Hospital and Bazaar Plans
Rev J F Schulte pastor of St Luke s parish has returned from Rochester Minnesota after a successful operation at St Mary s Hospital He expresses gratitude for his recovery and notes progress on the bazaar at Social Center hall November 7 and 8 to pay off hall debt Feather Party using a Keno style game will be held on the hall s second floor on opening night only Turkey duck and chicken prizes will be awarded and new features are promised to amuse the public.
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J. F. Schulte
St. Luke’s Parish
Rochester
Minn
St Mary’s Hospital
Schulte
Geo. Tennant
Father Schulte
Trout Fingerlings Planted Around Local Streams Monday
Forty five cans of native trout fingerlings were received from the Great Falls hatchery and planted the same day in the Teton river Deep creek and Spring creek. Planting was done by J. E. Hodgskiss Robert Clarkson Hugh Snider and C. E. Woods.
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Great Falls
Teton River
Deep Creek
Spring Creek
J. E. Hodgskiss
Robert Clarkson
Hugh Snider
C. E. Woods
Alfalfa fertilizer tests planned by county agent
Robert Clarkson county agent plans alfalfa field tests in Teton county using treble superphosphate fertilizer. Fields near Bynum and Chateau with several years of good yields then decline will be treated by different methods. Farmers with similar histories are invited to Clarkson's office to discuss participation.
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Robert Clarkson
Teton County
Clarkson
Bynum and Chateau
Seattle Resident Arrives to Visit Son's Home
Mrs. S A Dutt of Seattle arrived Tuesday evening to spend several weeks at the home of her son, Dr. G A Dutt.
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S .A. Dutt
Seattle, Wash
G. A. Dutt
Land Auction Sells 14 000 Acres in Teton County
A Montana state land sale at the courthouse Monday with I M Brandford directing sold 14 000 acres at an average of 16.00 per acre totaling 223 000. Highest bid 39 per acre. Including Chateau totals 23 0000 acres sold for 366 000. Conrad sold 8800 acres for 132 000 averaging 15 per acre with top 41. Browning sale of 1106 acres yielded 11 000.
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Court House
Teton County
I. M. Brandford
State Lands and Investments
Chateau
Conrad
Pondera County
Brandford
Browning
Glacier County
Death Takes Agawam Old Settler Monday
Alex Breeding an early western settler died at his Agawam home at 1 o clock Monday. He was 84 and died of old age. He lived with son William Breeding for 17 years. Born in Germany in 1845, he settled in Nebraska for 38 years before moving to Montana in 1905 to Agawam, where he lived 24 years. He retired 15 years ago. Survived by wife five sons one daughter and one brother. Funeral Friday at 1 p.m. at the Methodist church with Rev. E R Kaemper officiating. Burial in Choteau cemetery.
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Alex Breeding
West
Agawam
William Breeding
Germany
America
Nebraska
Montana
Breeding
Henry
South Dakota
Gus
Ryegate
Mont. George
Randolph
Methodist Church
E. R. Kaemmer
Choteau
District Court Jurors and Early Guilty Pleas This Week
This week district court with Judge Hattersley saw a large pool of petty jurors named including Berlinger Brady Gitchell Pendroy and many others. It opened with guilty pleas from T A Cornett H C Hedrich and D D Zimmerman for gambling and $100 fines each. The Lehman Harris cases involved sheep theft with one case continued and a not guilty verdict on grand larceny. A Swanberg v Schaefer case ended with a defense verdict while Fisher v Wolfer Co a verdict favored the plaintiff for $275 against Goodwin and favored Wolfer Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. M. Hattersley
John Berlinger
Dutton
Herman Thompson
Brady
J. W. Gitchell
Pendroy
Carl FE. Anderson
OL of H. Dale
Fairfield
Walter Wryn
Geo. J. Tweet
E. EE. Newkirk
Chateau
W. T. Wellenstein
Lewis Vedas
Power
Ee. FF. Arensmeyer
Farmington
Bert A. Boland
Mutton
Martin Anderson
C. S<. Malone
Choteau
C. H. Porter
John Rosette
Augusta
Victor Olson
Bole
David W. Stonehouse
Bynum
Walter I. Wood
Chas. T. Proff
Wm. B. Black
Tierman Smith
Henry R. Ness
Wm. J. Neumann
Edward B. Noble
James Reilly
Dupuyer
Sam Brokaw
Bob
John Bruce
John R. A. Lee
Wm. Black
John Burlinger
Louis Vedas
Walter S. Wood
State of Montana
T. A. Cornett
H. C. Hedrich
D. D. Zimmerman
State
Montana
Victor Lehman
Frank Harris
Vernon Harris
Counlty
Packer
Geo. VW
Mageee
Vernon Marmis
A. V. Swanberg
Otto F. Schaefer
H. Norskog
G. G. Harris
Geo. W. Mgee
Joseph Fisher
Wolfer Land & Investment Co. A Corporation
Frank P. Goodwin
Hem Wolfer
D. J. Ryan
T. W. Pridham
Wolfer Land & Investment Co
Thirteen Carloads Livestock Shipped from Local Outlets
Thirteen carloads of livestock were shipped from the vicinity on Tuesday. Phil I. Cole sent one car of sheep from Choteau, four from Bynum, and three from Bole to Chicago. W. D. Jones's two cars of cattle left Pendroy, Savik & Larson sent one car from Bynum, and FE. J. Hirshberg dispatched one car from Chateau. All stock was directed to Chicago.
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Phil I. Cole
Choteau
Bynum
Bole
Chicago
W. D. Jones
Pendroy
Savik & Larson
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Milwaukee
Woman’s Club
Wallace Coffey
First National Bank
Federal Resean
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Falls
Sun River Community Club
Rev. Schulte
Lori
Citizens State Bank
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