Teton Triumphs Over Shelby In Home Victory
Teton’s football team defeated Shelby 45 to 0 on home turf marking their third win in four games this fall. The Oil City squad failed to score, with Belt producing 6 points and Great Falls later beating Teton 20 to 6 at Great Falls. Next, Fort Benton visits on November 5 as the team seeks Armistice Day dates with Helena and Conrad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Midgett
Teton
Shelby
Oil City Boys
Shelby Lads
Belt
Fairfield
Great Falls
Fort Benton
Helena
Chateau
Big Sandy
Conrad
Bad Check Charge Against Dwyer Dismissed
Harold R. Dwyer of Great Falls faced a charge of issuing a fraudulent check for 225 dollars to Chateau Garage owner L R Sutton. The district court dismissed the complaint Monday after relatives repaid the amount. Dwyer had been free on bond until his bondsmen withdrew and surrendered him to the sheriff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold R. Dwyer
Great Falls
L. R. Sutton
John J.greene
Motios
Dwyer
Sutton
J. L. Collins
Parker Buys Zinsmaster Ranch Near Bynum
Grover Parker of Chateau announced last Friday he purchased 440 acres of ranch land from Henry Zinsmaster of Bynum. The property borders the Bynum reservoir and was bought for an undisclosed cash amount.
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Grover Parker
Chateau
Teton
Here
Henry Zinsmaster
Bynum
Bynum Reservoir
Choteau Estimates 2000 Air Mail Letters Year For Route
Postmaster G C Core estimates Choteau can supply 2000 air mail letters yearly for a proposed Great Falls to Salt Lake air route. If approved, Great Falls would become a government air mail terminal. Irvin Glover of the P O Department shows interest. The chamber surveys postmasters to gather figures for the Montana route with 28 hour coast to coast delivery. Air mail rate is 10 cents per half ounce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Choteau
Great Falls
Salt Lake
G. C. Core
Chateau
Montana Public Schools Beat Those of Connecticut Says Jas. Robison
Jas T Robison secretary of the Tet on County Abstract Co says Montana has better public schools than Connecticut He and Mrs Robison and their children are spending a year in the east They reside at 154 Union St Rockville Connecticut and plan to return west for permanent residence The east has had much rainfall this fall and he asks his Amcantha be forwarded to his new address.
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Montana
Connecticut
Jas. T. Robison
Teton County Abstract Co
Robison
Robisons
Union St
Rockville
Dutton Girl Aims for State 4H Honors and Chicago Trip
Miss Edna Wiprud of Dutton was chosen to represent Teton county in the Montana 4H contest for state honors and a paid trip to the International Livestock Show in Chicago. Montgomery Ward & Co. offers the prize, with expenses up to 150 dollars. Wiprud, president of the Dutton 4H Club, led a first place demonstration on first aid at Great Falls and a third on clothes judging, with entries at the Helena state fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna Wiprud
Dutton
Teton County
Montana
Chicago
Robert Clarkson
Montgomery Ward & Co
Wiprud
Montgomery Ward Co
Great Falls
Helena
DeMolay Chapter to Be Installed Here November 12
Teton Chapter of the Order of DeMolay will be installed at the Masonic Temple on November 12 with at least 25 boys aged 16 to 21 as charter members. R. E. Nelson chairs Chateau Lodge No. 44 advisory board and the panel has outlined founding details. Chandler C. Cohaven of Billings will institute the chapter. degrees to be given by DeMolay teams from Great Falls and Lewistown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton
Order of DeMolay
Masonic Temple
R. E. Nelson
Chateau Lodge No. 44
Chandler C. Cohaven
Billings
Montana
Great Falls
Lewistown
Mr. Nelson
C. H. Porter
W. B. Butchart
Kyle Jones
H. W. Bateman
W. G. Bloomdahl
A. Duncan Moir
Robert Clarkson
J. E. Hodgskiss
W. W. Smith
Choteau Teachers to Attend District Convention
The North Central District Montana Education Association convention opens in Great Falls this evening and runs through Saturday with a sight seeing tour of the smelter city. Speakers include Dr. Ernest Horn and Frank B. Linderman. Miss May Trumper and local educators will also present talks.
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Choteau
North Central District
Montana Education Association
Great Falls
Anna Swenson
Minnesota
Ernest Horn
University of Iowa
Frank B. Linderman
Montana
Sam Stephenson
First National Bank of
P. W. Dierberger
Congregational Church
May Trumper
Payne Templeton
Kalispell
State Association
Waldo Oberg
Teton High
Manual and Industrial Arts
Palm Room
Hotel Rainbow
Park Hotel
Chamber of Commerce
Anna &E. Stafford
Teton
Huffman Moves Plumbing and Tin Shop to New Quarters
Dewey Huffman relocates his plumbing and tin shop from the Post Tavern area to the McDonald block across the street next to the Royal theater. He and Mrs. Huffman plan to occupy a rear apartment being prepared behind the shop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dewey Huffman
Post Tavern
McDonald Block
Royal Theater
Mrs. Huffman
Streeter Named Ranger on Ear Mountain District
W. N. Streeter, previously assistant ranger since last July on the Ear Mountain district of Lewis and Clark Forest, is appointed ranger, succeeding G. A. Fredrickson who resigned. Fredrickson served five years in the Forest Service all with Lewis and Clark and plans for the future were not announced beyond a trip to Missoula.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. N. Streeter
Ear Mountain
Lewis & Clark Forest
G. A. Fredrickson
W. E. Lockhart
Fredrickson
Forest Service
Lewis & Clark
Missoula
Wheat prices steady in Chateau with premiums listed
Wheat prices in Chateau today match last Thursday with a card at 93c. Protein premiums are paid as 12 percent 9c, 13 percent 16c, 13 percent 21c, and 14 percent 26c.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau
Farm Bureau Fun Feed Back Favors Revival
Farmers in Teton county show strong support for the annual Farm Bureau Fun Feed. Eight of eleven questionairres returned approved the event at a $1.00 plate price with a 10 to 15 minute speech limit. Community songs dances and yells are favored and organizers seek civic help to manage expected crowds.
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Teton County
Farm Bureau
Robert Clarkson
Power
Ole Roseholt
Dutton
D. A. Reiquam
Collins
John Lewis
Pendrey
D. G. Seekins
Farmington
E. R. McLean
Premium Center
Frank George
Bynum
W. G. Dauwalder
Bole
C. W. Johnson
O. K
Clarkson
Pioneer W. K. Flowerree buried in Helena
Montana figure W K Flowerree aged 66 died last Thursday at his Great Falls home. Elks guarded a Helena funeral from Forestvale Cemetery beside his parents. He led Flowerree Sheep and Horse Co. and served two terms in the legislature. Survived by wife, son W K Flowerree Jr of Great Falls, and daughter Mrs M Patton of Chattanooga. Funeral in Great Falls preceded the Helena burial.
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Helena
Wm. K.flowerree
Great Falls
Montana
Forestvale
Elks’ Lodge
Episcopal Church
Flolena
Flowerree
Fred Wear
The
Great Northern
Huntsville
Missouri
Flowerree Sheep & Horse Co
Lowry
Teton County
Wallace Taylor
Augusta
John J. Hannan
Guthrie to Wed Wisconsin Girl From Whitewater
Charles M. Guthrie known as Chick, son of Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Guthrie, will marry Florence Kildon of Whitewater Wisconsin on November 25. Guthrie is editor of a Maywood weekly and a Teton High and Montana Missoula School of Journalism graduate. He met Florence in Faribault Minnesota where he worked and she taught, now teaching in Gary Indiana. The announcement draws warm wishes from Chateau and county friends.
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Charles M. “Chick” Guthrie
A. B. Guthrie
Florence Kildon
Whitewater
Wisconsin
Guthrie
Teton High
School of Journalism
The
State University
Missoula
Maywood
Chicago
Faribault
Minnesota
Gary
Indiana
Chick
Chateau
Jensen heads to Grantsburg after harvest from Bole
John A. Jensen of the Bole community left today for Grantsburg Wisconsin after harvesting his crop. He is interested with the Johnson Bros. at Bole.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A. Jensen
Bole
Grantsburg
Wisconsin
Johnson Bros
Edens Wins Liberty After Paying Fines for Assaults
Steve Edens, once a local figure known for fist work, served ten days in jail and paid 75 in fines after pleading guilty to two assaults. He was fined 50 in district court for second degree assault against Gus Depner and 25 in justice court for third degree assault against H L Stafford. Edens settled with Depner for injuries. exact amount not released. He arrived from Idaho with wife and child, operating a threshing rig at the T J Cheetham Implement Co. site. The Depner incident occurred at the E R McLean ranch in Premium Center, and the Stafford incident in front of Stafford’s Choteau office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephen Edens
J. L. Collins
Edens
Gus Depner
Depner
T. J. Cheetham Implement Co
E. R. McLean
Premium Center
Stafford
Choteau
Incoming Package Mail Heavier at Chateau Post Office
Postmaster G. C. Core reports a rise in incoming mail this fiscal year at the Chateau post office led by C. O. D. packages up more than ten percent. From July first the office logged 736 C. O. D. packages with hundreds of uninsured parcels, 421 insured parcels distributed locally, and 712 insured outgoing parcels with 73 C. O. D. packages sent out. Savings business has fallen off with no activity since July first, signaling strong local faith in banks and facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau
G. C. Core
Wolf Pancich marriage license and ceremony in Great Falls
A license was issued to Howard L. Wolf and Mary Catherine Pancich of Great Falls by Clerk Blanche M. Jacobson. They married the same day at the M. E. parsonage with Rev. Robert B. Culbertson officiating and witnesses Mrs. Culbertson and H. C. Wolfsen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blanche M. Jacobson
Howard L. Wolf
Mary Catherine Pancich
Great Falls
Robert B. Culbertson
M. E. Parsonage
Culbertson
H. C. Wolfsen
Ben Fisher Visits Great Falls Business District
Ben Fisher was a business visitor in Great Falls on Tuesday, meeting local officials and touring the market area. He discussed potential investments and networked with regional entrepreneurs during the visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Fisher
Great Falls
Nit ro Well in Homestake Fails to Find Oil
Special to Chateau Acantha reports Nitro in the Homestake well near Dutton reached 1700 feet but did not produce a commercial oil flow. Sand intervals showed saturation while interest shifts southwest to lease blocks as operators seek the high sand pool. Fidelity style well in section 15 expected soon. O Neil and Ferdig wells struck water. Elliott No 2 rig ready in section 19.
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Chateau Acantha
Bannatyne
Dutton
Arnold-Emrick
Fidelity
O'Neil
Elliott No. 2
No Thanksgiving Turkey Shipment for This Year
Teton County Shipping Association will not ship turkeys for Thanksgiving this year. County Agent Robert Clark said wet spring losses reduced flocks, and late hatchings are not ready. He expects a large shipment for Christmas trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton County Shipping Association
Robert Clarkson
Dairy Cattle Meeting Set by County Agent in Chateau
County Agent Robert Clarkson calls dairy cattle meeting at his Chateau office on Tuesday November 1 at 7 30 PM. Farmers from Teton County invited to discuss importing grade and registered Guernseys. Clarkson notes stock inquiries and plans for at least two cars of stock, urging all interested to attend for discussion and planning.
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Teton County
Robert Clarkson
Chateau
Clarkson
Wisconsin
Great Falls Lions Plan Ladies Night at Masonic Temple
Great Falls Lions Club will stage a ladies night program at the Masonic Temple on Friday. Dr J C MacGregor says at least 20 couples from the Falls area will attend with the local chapter hosting a talk songs stunts and a banquet followed by a dance.
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Great Falls Lions
J. C. MacGregor
Great Falls
Falls
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Zinsmaster Ranch
Choteau Air Mail
Jas. Robison
First National Bank
U. 8
Huffman
Streeter
W. K. Flowerree
Charles M. Guthrie
Steve Edens
P. O
Wolf-Pancich
Discovery
Great Falls Lions Club
George Tennant
Chateau Lions Club
R. E Nelson
Uncle Sam
Citizens State Bank
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