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Choteau Acantha

Location

Choteau, Montana, United States of America

Date

Oct 31, 1935

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Teton Victors Over St. Mary's Here Saturday

The Teton Bulldogs edged St. Mary's Mustangs 14 to 13 in a windy hard fought game. Black opened scoring with a 30 yard TD run followed by Mozer extra point as Teton led 7 0 at half. St. Mary's rallied late with two touchdowns and Gay extra point to pull ahead 13 14 before Mansfield's 50 yard run set up the final minutes.

Teton High Bulldogs Mustangs St. Mary’s High Great Falls Teton Black Bulldogs St. Mary’s Mozer Mustang St. Mary John Mansfield Pasa St. Marys BulMogs St. Mary's Teton Wilson L. FE Anderson Tupasek Grace Rose Kimmett Ce Oecegenal Yeager Hopkins Dison Bolland Pastteks Talifson Joe Mansfield R. EB Tennant’ Gibbons Ozer Yobarrola Te Ads, Eavcetpbuesteentls Smith R. H Dutton Gridders Frank Little Oregon State Power St. Mary's

Growers Here Swell Chorus in Favor of U. S. Corn Hog Program

In a Montana corn hog referendum 42 of 79 signers in Teton county voted with all in favor of continuing the control program. Statewide unofficial returns show 2,224 for and 131 against the plan across 52 counties. Contract signers favored 1,793 to 85. nonsigners 431 to 46. National results also leaned favorable.

Teton County J. C. Taylor Montana Extension Service Taylor

Great Falls and Dutton Cars Collide Saturday Eve

Four Great Falls men were injured two seriously and two shaken in a Vaughn road crash five miles west of the city at 6 45 Saturday evening. Edwin Jesse and Louise Antonich suffered severe scalp wounds and were hospitalized in Columbus. Merton H Shaffer and K J Black had head and shoulder injuries with Shaffer possibly serious pending x rays. Michael Hook Furlong was treated and discharged after bruising. George Bross had minor injuries and was discharged. Black drove the car from Great Falls. Burns of Dutton drove west and collided when passing a stalled car. The crash was investigated by state patrol and sheriff deputies.

Great Falls Vaughn Road Chateau Edwin Jesse First Avenue North Louise Antonich Columbus Hospital Merton H. Shaffer Second Avenue North K. J. Black Black L. H. Burns Dutton Burns State Highway Patrol Guy Palagi Great Falla

Miss Charlotte Looney Weds William A. Tully in Helena

The ceremony at Chateau Methodist Church united Miss Charlotte Looney and William A. Tully with a reception and wedding breakfast afterward. The bride, in a white satin gown, was given by her father Clarence Looney. Attendants Miss Madge Looney and Charles McLain. The couple plans to reside in Helena. both bring notable local and professional ties.

Clarence Looney Charlotte Looney William A. Tully Helena Edwin Dover Chateau Methodist Church Madge Looney Charles McLain Miss Looney Chateau Teton County Ater Oregon State College Delta Zeta Chi Sorority Teton County Court House Federal Land Bank Spokane U. S. Internal Revenue Department St. Cloud Teachers

Former Teton H S Pair Wed in Falls

Miss Irene E. Olson and George W. Radcliffe, both of Fairfield and former Teton county high school students, married Monday at 10 in the parish house of Our Saviour's Lutheran church Great Falls. They plan a two week honeymoon to Seattle then return to Fairfield to farm.

Irene E. Olson George W. Radcliffe Fairfield Teton County High School Our Saviour’s Lutheran Church Great Falls A. Lunde Theodore Henry Radcliffe Teton County U. S. Army Philippines Teton High

Bynum Residents Visit Choteau For Friday Business

Mr. and Mrs. Ora Knowlton Jr., Mr. and Mrs. Wm Ellsworth and Miss Rose Moore traveled from Bynum to Choteau on Friday for visiting and local business engagements.

Ora Knowlton, Jr Wm. Ellsworth Rose Moore Bynum Choteau

Armistice Day Program In Course Of Preparation

A patriotic play America Remembers will be staged on Armistice Day by Cho teau grade school pupils under Miss Ruby Miller and Miss Janet Aldrich with aid from Choteau Post No 6 and local bands. The four act piece covers 1917 events up to the tomb of the unknown soldier and is free to the public. Ex service men urged to attend a joint observance with Dutton and Fairfield posts and Chateau post.

America Choteau Ruby Miller Janet Aldrich Choteau Post No. 6 American Legion Teton County High School Chateau Dutton Fairfield F. W. Smith G. A. Frederickson M. S. BuMerdick Teton County

Wheat Committee Quarters Improved and Drawing Underway

Quarters of the wheat allotment committee at the courthouse have been upgraded with new fixtures. Red Cross moves to improved quarters on the ground floor. About 1,600 applications for 4 year contracts will be prepared as growers submit data and signatures. Schedule lists dates for contractors in various communities and Chateau on November 16 and 18. Leon Snyder joins as a clerk handling maps and plots.

Court House Red Cross

Helena quake victims receive slow local relief efforts

Helena Red Cross chapter led by Miss Margaret Nagle struggles to meet a 40 dollar quota as other towns donate promptly. National Red Cross has given 5,000 dollars and estimates 25,000 more is needed for quake survivors in Helena. A. S. Roberts of Lewis and Clark chapter urges local funds to aid families unable to recover.

Red Cross Helena Teton County Margaret Nagle National Organization of the Red Cross Miss Nagle

Talented Youth Gustave Hirshberg Dies in Minneapolis

Gustave Hirshberg 23 son of Mr and Mrs George Hirshberg died in Minneapolis from a brain tumor. He was born and raised in Conrad, later moving to Minneapolis where he attended the University of Minnesota. An accomplished pianist and former contributor to public address events, he was an only child.

Minneapolis Gustave Hirshberg George Hirshberg Conrad Gustave University of Minnesota Chateau Choteau

Mercury Misses 15 Year October Record By One Degree

A West region blizzard cut temperatures to nine below zero Tuesday night, nearly matching the 1925 October low of ten below but failing to beat the 1920 record. Snow was light, while transportation faced brief disruptions as a bus’s cooling system froze and was towed for a short distance. The official minimum last night dropped to seven below.

Great Falls Allum Dray Browning

Hodgskiss Again Heads Turkey Group in Great Falls

J B Hodgskiss was reelected president of the Northern Montana Turkey Growers association at a Great Falls meeting. The local unit will ship December 6 and 7 with Hi Moon Pendray as official grader. Last year the association shipped 750000 pounds of turkeys and grading may be stricter this year.

J. B. “Bing” Hodgskiss Northern Montana Turkey Growers Association Great Falls Chateau Fred Willson Hodgskiss Teton County Shipping Association North Montana Group Hi. J. Moon Pendray Salt Lake

Teton Teachers Attend Educators Meeting in Falls

Sixty four Teton county teachers attended the three day North Central district Montana Educational Association convention in Great Falls. Ruby Miller presided and introduced Dr. Wilbur Beaun champs. Miriam Barnhill chaired the foreign language council. Evelyn Mattmiller spoke on home economics. Regina Kohten discussed workbook use. Irshal Davis and John Billings contributed to the All State Band. Irving W. Smith was elected president. Great Falls to host in 1936.

Teton County North Central Montana Educational Association Heme Great Falls Ruby Miller Chateau Grand Theater Wilbur E. Beaunchamps University of Chicago Miriam Barnhill Teton County High School Foreign Language Council Association Evelyn Mattmiller Teton High Regina Kohten Choteau Irshal Davis John Billings Harold Bachman Educational Music Bureau of Chicago Irving W. Smith

Art Program Rendered By Grade School Friday Afternoon

Culminating a year long picture study the Chateau public school will present an art program Friday at 3 PM in the school auditorium Tickets used for the school display will be honored at the door Those without tickets may buy at entry The program includes graded songs paintings and recitations by pupils and the Girls’ Glee Club.

Chateau Public School Public School George Innes Warren Daley James del Vermeer and Treborch

Miss Stautz to Meet H. D. Leaders Nov. 9

Home demonstration project leaders of Teton County will meet Miss Oona Stautz at the court house on Saturday November 9 at 10 p m. She will demonstrate on Commercial and Home-made Rugs. This is the second of four demonstrations by the state college for the clubs of Teton county. The county has active home demonstration clubs in Pendroy Bynum Agawam Farmington Liberty Center Collins Diamond Valley Power Beck Greenfield and Bole.

Teton County Oona Stautz Court House Miss Stautz The State College Pendroy Bynum Agawam Farmington Liberty Center Collins Diamond Valley Power Beck Greenfield Bole

Junior Play Date Set at Teton High

The junior class announced three one act plays for Friday November 22 at Teton High. Directors listed are Miss Miriam Barnhill Miss Grace Thompson and C E Hunziker for the three productions.

Teton High Miriam Barnhill Grace Thompson C. E. Hunziker

Rangers Review Season's Achievements in Forest District

Forest Rangers L H McLean and L J Howard recap a dry season in the Teton district of Lewis and Clark National Forest. They note fire absence, grazing success, 250 miles of trail kept up, 150 miles of telephone line maintained, and ERA aided projects at Sun River watershed and Gates Park landing field.

Teton Lewis and Clark National Forest Forest L. H. McLean L. J. Howard McLean Sun River Howard Chateau Lubec Forest Service Emergency Relief Administration Sun River District Harry McNally Missoula Wrong Creek North Fork Gates Park Ear Mountain Ranger Station Badger Blackleaf Page

Gun Found in Reservoir Recall Drowning of 1924 Boat Incident

In the Bynum reservoir a 32-20 Savage rifle was found in mud near the north east shore. It may have come from a boat that capsized on November 25, 1924, killing Theodore Ellis of Great Falls. his companion survived. The gun was preserved and may be made to shoot again.

Bynum H. M Babe” Snider Theodore Ellis Great Falls Ellis

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Teton Victors U. S Miss Looney Bride W. A. Tully Teton H. S Falls Scozeman Leon Snyder Mercury Turkey Group H. D Rangers REVIE
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