Teton All-Stars Win Baseball Tourney
The Teton All-Stars defeated the Carpenters and the Young Stars of Great Falls to win the regional baseball tournament. They earned $90 for first place, while the Young Stars took $60 for second and the Tracy club claimed third with a 9 to 8 victory over the Carpenters, earning $45.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Falls Stars
Tracy Club
Carpenters
Carpenters of
Great Falls
Young Stars
Teton All-Stars
Teton
Taylor
Teton Stars
Kind
Wardine
Ifenna Stanich
Krall
Teton Stara
Cardell
Ceccceceocceees
G. Dirkes
Emacs Wonseiuasess Dale
Ben Otness
Ewewenee Neesorcenses
Wangan
Pipinich
Berg
Edwards
J. Dirkes
Core
Dameneenasewen
Eewenerecs Nerenssennss
Dale
Dirkes
Stanich
F. Hansen
Romig
Bozick
Sudan
Tracy
Sam Pancich
Teton Shipping Group Joins North Montana Poultry Aiders
The North Montana Poultry Growers association formed in Great Falls unites nine northern Montana counties' turkey shipping groups as a regional arm of the Northwest Turkey Growers Marketing association. Senator Gustafson elected president with Mrs Rideout as secretary treasurer. J E Hodgkiss to head incorporation committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton Shipping Association
North Montana
Ass’n
Great Falls
North Montana Poultry Grogers Association
Montana
Northwest Turkey Growers Marketing Association
Federal Farm Board
Robert Clarkson
J. E. Hodgskiss
Teton County Shipping Associaation
North Montana Association
George Gustafson
Chinook
Mrg. Rideout
Conrad
C. C. Conser
State Extension Service
Turkey Growers’ Associations
Valley
Phillips
Blaine
Hill
Judith Basin
Chateau
Teton
Pondera
Sun River Valley
Turkey Growers Association
Cascade County
Lewis and Clark County
Northwest
Salt Lake
Gustafson
Fate Lake
Disct
Three deputies named for Montana Lions district
Special to Acantha Great Falls Sept 3 appointment of three deputy governors for the Montana district of Lions International announced by Leo C Graybill district governor Wm J Jameson Billings attorney will supervise southern and southeastern clubs Dr George B Hallick Missoula dentist western clubs and R E Nelson Choteau drug store owner northern clubs Jameson former Billings club president and Yellowstone county representative Hallick first Missoula club president to host 1931 convention Nelson first Choteau club president will assist supervision of clubs at Choteau Conrad Cut Bank Shelby Big Sandy Havre Chinook Wolf Point and Cascade
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Acantha
Great Falls
Montana
Lions International
Leo. C. Graybill
Wm. J.jameson
Billings
George B. Hallick
Missoula
R. E. Nelson
Choteau
Jameson
Billings Club
Lions Club
Yellowstone County
Hardin
Forsythe
Roundup
Columbus
Big Timber
Bozeman
Hallick
Hamilton
Butte
Big Hole
Jackson
Wisdom
Nelson
Conrad
Cut Bank
Shelby
Morgans to make future home in the Garden City
After 15 years in Choteau Mr and Mrs J C Morgan moved to Missoula to make their future home. They bought the Beck home at 206 South Fifth street east and plan to dispose of Power Morgan interests as educational advantages for their children. The Morgans have long ties to Choteau civic life and announce an open invitation to friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Choteau
J. C. Morgan
Missoula
Morgan
Power-Morgan Company
Chateau
Teton County
Red Cross
Nonpartisan League
A. C
Townley
Choteau Rod & Gun Club
Choteau Commercial Club
Choteau Lions Club
I. O. O. F. Lodge
Great Falls Lodge of Elks
Teton
Open season on Chinese pheasants and Hungarian partridges
Montana state game commission declares an open five day season from November 23 to 27 for male Chinese pheasants and Hungarian partridges of any sex. Three birds per day, six in possession. Listed counties opened for each species and a one year closure on upland birds statewide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
State Game Commission
Rosebud
Chouteau
Phillips
Stillwater
Big Horn
Fergus
Yellowstone
Carbon
Flathead
Beaverhead
Powell
Deer Lodge
Cascade
Lewis and Clark
Ravalli
Sanders
Missoula County
Lolo
Lake County
Blaine
Gallatin
Hill
Teton
Glacier
Ravalli Sanders
Missoula
Lake
Winter Storm Dips Northern Montana With Snow and Frost
A Saturday night storm brings the first winter touch to Chateau and surrounding areas. Strong north winds drop temperatures below freezing while tender garden vegetables suffer frost. Sweetgrass reports about two inches of snow and western mountains whiten as the season shifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau
Montana
Lockhart Returns From Moonlight Peak Fire
Supervisor W. E. Lockhart reports he returned Saturday night from the Moonlight Peak fire area between Moonlight Peak and the continental divide. The blaze, one of seven sparked by a storm, burned 50 to 55 acres in an old burned zone with heavy young timber. J. L. Gleason and Wallace Coffey aided, bringing total crew to 26. snow of 5.5 inches on Saturday aided extinguishing efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Lockhart
Moonlight Peak
Walter Streeter
J. L. Gleason
Wallace Coffey
Lockhart
Wrong Creek
Forrests Visit Virgelle Guests in Great Falls
Mr. and Mrs. E. D. Forrest drove from Virgelle to Chateau and stayed with relatives in the city for Monday. They were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Frary Buell, Mrs. Forrests niece. They planned a brief stop in Great Falls before returning home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virgelle
E. D. Forrest
Chateau
City
Frary Buell
Forrest
Rural County Schools Open With 72 Teachers
With 71 of 72 teachers assigned, 33 grade schools in Teton county plan to open next Monday September 8. The South Liberty district lacks a teacher, while Fairfield had one named. Cha teau and several others started earlier in the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton County
Chateau
South Liberty
Collins
Fairfield
Dist. No
Ruby A. Miller
Marion Hassos
Lucile Zeilke
Laura Zeilke
Alma Hall
Ruth Sayler
Elsie Maas
Helen Thompson
E. K. Lawson
Reina Reinks
Meadows
Adele Turnbull
Wallace
Mary Knowlton
Blackleaf
Mae Anderson
Burton
Mildred Halseth
Maur
Nearly 2 Million Pounds Wool Sold Cooperatively
A total of 1,992,830 pounds of wool were purchased by Charles S. McDonald for the Montana Wool Cooperative Marketing Association in Teton Pondera and Glacier counties. Teton led with 535,945 pounds, sourced from Pendrey Chateau Bynum Fairfield and Power stations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glacier
Pondera Teton
Charles S. McDonald
Montana Wool Cooperative Marketing Association
Teton
Pondera
Glacier Counties
McDonald
Helena
Montana Association
National Wool Marketing Corporation
Teton County
Delegates Named for Club Meeting at Falls
Mrs M K Luther Mrs Otis Mellon and Mrs H L Stafford chosen as delegates to the State Federation of Women's clubs meeting next week in Great Falls session starts Monday and closes Thursday Alternates selected are Mrs E J Crary Mrs Gay Franklin and Mrs John Hentges
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. K. Luther
Otis Mellon
H. L. Stafford
State Federation of Women's Clubs
Great Falls
E. J. Crary
Gay Franklin
John Hentges
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Vameesennasneses
Iar Patuechit
Doles
V. Allen
J. Pancich
Golob
Hornick
Popovich
F. Pancich
S. Pancich
Popvich
Jacobs
Pancich
J. Broquist
Holman
Broquist
H O J. Broquist
Kiesch
Weepasbider Danhaapwndese Aed
Butch If Sucxidnascatteament Nadags
T. Besich
Allum
A. Broquist
H. Kind
Ss. Wideen
Orere Bozick
Presers Krall
Slemberger
Cf Hansen
A. Kind
Ronig
Northwest Association
Northern Montana Association
First National Bank
Montana Lions
Morgans
Garden City
COU
Soemerent
Anna Johnson
Mabel Tokerud
Farmington
Irene Doheny
Bannatyne
Ella S. Irwin
Catherine Higgins
Inez Germain
Bynum
Louise Seder
Belleview
Eleanor Kinsey
Bob
Gladys Hane
Mabel Caskey
Johnson
Marie Helgeson
Anna Olsen
E. IE. McArdle
Eva Lewis
Greenfield
Madaline Spogen
Plainview
Quigley
Porter
Ruth Saunders
Margaret Devlin
Arden Walker
Bernice Warner
Powser
Grace Davidson
Wide Awake
Norma Erickson
Lincoln
Elsie Cunningham
Oilview
Jeannie Baker
East Farmington
Mary Geldrich
Margaret Geldrich
Beck
Ruth Bakke
Spring Valley
Alberta Brodock
Teton View
Mary Morris
Snider
Elva Hanusa
Middleton
Fern Torgerson
Agawam
Veda Thompson
Sloan
Earl J. Wiggins
Edith Ashworth
Ether Ogarden
Pendrey
A. Brewitt
Liberty
Fred Woodward
Dorothy Franklin
North School
Eugenia
Maynard
Deep Creek
W. W. Peterson
Diamond Valley
Marie Anderson
Baker
Florence Mullaney
Harmony
Jennie Hane
Pleasant Ridge
Teton County Shipping Association
Falls
Kamala
Citizens State Bank
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