Farmington News Financials and Local Social Roundup
Financial report of school districts for the year ending June 30 1928 lists figures 289.49 and 264.68. Local residents Henry Hanson and Edwin Evenson left by auto for Washington. Neighbors and relatives visited homes and shared meals across the weekend with the Chalmers Peterson and Forseth households. J Peterson arrived from Washington to visit relatives and handle business. Deficit or red ink balance noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Hanson
Edwin Evenson
Washington
Chateau
D. Davidson
Bellerud
H. L. Stevenson
Yelte Bakker
Wm. Chalmers
O. Forseth
P. Peterson
J. Peterson
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Vigen and Larson wed at Chateau in local celebration
Gilbert Vigen and Miss Bertha Larson were married at Chateau Saturday to the delight of many friends. Mr. and Mrs. Kjlesrud and family visited Mrs. Kjlesrud's parents Mr. and Mrs. Paul Jaramo, and Dr. R C Hull of Great Falls looked after local business interests. The community also noted the arrival of a cattle shipment to Chicago and other regional activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. D. Halpin
Dorothy Lindseth
Great Falls
Frank Moorhead
Wm. Stonehouse
Gene Shelmerdine
R C. Hull
Herb Bailey
Conrad
Ed. Bailey
T. E. Caufield
Paul Jaramo
J. C. Stokes
Chateau Hospital
High School Notes and Football Results
The fifth period Glee Club sang selections and Rev. Mecklenberg lectured on Indians. A convention in Great Falls caused rumors of a break, but school weeks continued. Ruth Geren, William Moser, and Orvil Simmons returned after absences. A monthly heights and weights record shows 29 percent below normal and 34 percent above normal among 94 girls. The football team lost 55 to 0 at Augusta. Teton's line features Teddy McDonald as captain and Wiprud, Moser among substitutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mecklenberg
Great Falls
Williamson
Ruth Geren
William Moser
Orvil Simmons
Augusta
Teténiwor
Teton
Heckman and Miss Wood Wedding Observed
Wm. Heckman and Miss Hattie Wood were married on August 14 and received by friends. Mr. and Mrs. John Gillin of Great Falls visited Mr. and Mrs. G. E. Monkman Sunday. First State Bank of Bynum held a business meeting with W. D. Jones H. L. Halladay and Kyle Jones attending. Mrs. John Wall vacationing in Chateau for dental work. Rasmus Larson visited his brother Martin Larson after returning from Norway. Roy McNeal and Frank Krolicek of Blackleaf were in town on business Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Heckman
Hattie Wood
John Gillin
Great Falls
G. E. Monkman
First Stete Bank of
Bynum
Bank
W. D. Jones
H. L. Halladay
Kyle Jones
John Wall
Chateau
Rasmus Larson
Martin Larson
Norway
Roy McNeal
Frank Krolicek
Blackleaf
Sheriff Sale on Foreclosure in Teton County Montana
The notice announces a sheriff's sale by public auction on November 16 1928 at 2 PM in Chateau Teton County Montana. The property includes the South Half of the Northeast Quarter and the North Half of the Southeast Quarter of Section 28 Township 21 North Range 5 West Montana Meridian. The plaintiff is Wells Dickinson Company and the defendants include A L Bradley administrator of Alice L Page deceased and Gilman State Bank. First publication October 25. Last publication November 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau
Teton County
Montana
Montana Meridian
Choteau
WM. D. Reiquam
W. N. Streeter
Maddox & Church
Great Falls
Notice of Taxes Due in Teton County Montana
Under Montana law one half of all 1923 taxes are due by November 30 1923 and the other half by May 31 1924 at the Treasurer's office in Choteau. Delinquency accrues interest and penalties if payments are late. O G Meadows, Treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
Montana
Teton County
Choteau
O. G. Meadows
Mont
Notice to Hunters at Chateau West Ranch
Positively no hunting will be allowed this year on my ranch west of Chateau. Any person found carrying firearms on my property will be prosecuted. T. H. GIVENS.
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Chateau
Trespass Notice on Hodgskiss Ranches South of Chateau
J. E. Hodgskiss warns that no hunting is allowed on Hodgskiss ranches south of Chateau and that trespassers will be prosecuted.
For Rent or Trade Pasture and Hay Offer Choteau
Classified note lists 2 sections pasture unused since spe cer season, 30 tons wild hay, 10 tons sweet clover, straw from 200 acres wheat and barley. C Younes Box 2 Choteau. Also sale ad for Chevrolet coupe model 1828 with 5 Goodyear tires under 5000 miles. See R B Smith at Choteau Merc Co. 14tf.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. .O. Younes
Chevrolet
Goodyear
R. B. Smith
Choteau Merc. Co
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J. E. Hodgskiss
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Glenloyd Hotel
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Harry Benson
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