Plans Complete For Labor Day Flower Show At Choteau
Labor Day events in Choteau center on the Woman's Club Flower Show and county women's convention at the Legion pavilion. Delegates from local groups will attend a 3:30 PM session, with a 2:30 parade of floats and a Dutton-Chateau ball game. An evening dance precedes a floor-ready pavilion.
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Choteau
Legion Pavilion
Woman’s Club
B. Fisher
C. D. McDonald
Sherri Morse
E. H. Myrick
Ladies’ Industrial
B. B. Rogers
Lee Brown
Ladies’ Guild
J. C. Morgan
C. H. Swaine
Ladies’ Auxiliary
J. S. Innes
J. A. Baart
Parent-Teacher Association
S. Morse
Chas. Malcolm
Chateau
Dutton
Great Falls Florist
H. J. Feiden
Feiden
Great Falls
Former Teton County Commissioner Files Bankruptcy Petition
Daniel Ledgerwood and wife Sarah Ledgerwood farmers near Conrad filed voluntary bankruptcy in federal court Great Falls listing liabilities of 78080 and assets of 5401. Liabilities include secured and unsecured notes. They own half a section of land and two Conrad town lots. Bank loan of 41359.50 was foreclosed and sold for 11400 leaving a balance of 21181.49.
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Daniel Ledgerwood
Sarah A. Ledgerwood
Conrad
Great Falls
Tip O Neill Bynum area test well spudded
A test well labeled Tip O Neill was spudded Sunday on the W D Jones ranch near Edwards gasser, with Chateau well represented. The drill site lies north of Bynum, and Bill Elliott, who drilled California's Agawama well, holds the contract and works with his crew. Drilling will continue around the clock until completion.
Yeggs Blow Safe At Dutton In Sunday Night Heist
Yeggs blew open the T. J. Cheetham store safe in Dutton Sunday night securing $400 in currency and checks and several thousand dollars in notes. They also took old watches from Wm. Eaman's jewelry store and used a stolen Essex car with yellow panels to flee. Local deputies pursued with Cascade county officers, recovering the car in Great Falls and part of the notes in a nearby culvert. Three men were questioned and released as investigators worked to identify the perpetrators.
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Yeggs
T. J. Cheetham
Dutton
L. J. Ringen
Cheetham
Wm. Eaman
Billings
Chateau
Collins
Ringen
Mr. Ringen
Great Falls
Essex
Martin Bros
Monarch Lumber Co
Equity
Cheatham Store
Cascade County
Power
Wool Growers Meet in Chateau October 18 on Cooperative Marketing
Arrangements are under way for a Teton County wool growers meeting to be held at Chateau on Tuesday October 18. County Agent Robert Clarkson announces the principal topic will be Cooperative Marketing of Wool. Names of speakers and exact meeting place will be announced later.
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Teton County
Chateau
Robert Clarkson
Acantha Rex Cooking School Opens in Gorham Hall
Miss Jeannette Beyer leads a three day Rex Cooking School at Gorham hall starting this afternoon at two. Free demonstrations cover salads luncheon dishes fancy breads and desserts with practical kitchen tips and recipe give aways for Chateau and nearby housewives.
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Acantha-Rex Cooking School
Jeannette Beyer
Royal Milling Company Home Service Department
Gorham
Rex Cooking School
Miss Beyer
Butte
Middle West
Montana
Great Falls
Rex
Chateau and
Vicinia
Gorham Hall
Westinghouse
Great Falls Power Company
B. M. Brownson
Bae A
Tee A . Os
Nia Tate
Leeking
Beaupre assumes hotel management after lease relinquished
Mrs. H. P. Beaupre takes active charge of the Beaupre hotel here as J. M. Weaver ends his lease. She plans upgrades and has goods en route to improve rooms. The restaurant will be leased to another operator soon while the kitchen and dining room are ready for immediate use. Broadhurst Smith of Pendroy noted in connected business item.
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J. M. Weaver
Beaupre Hotel
H. P. Beaupre
Mrs Hirshberg and sister tour Yellowstone Park
Mrs Julius Hirshberg and her sister Mrs Chas Rosenberg visited Yellowstone Park for a week and were hosted in the Hirshberg home. Rosenberg then departed for her San Francisco home while Hirshberg’s visitor remained.
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Chateau
Julius Hirshberg
Yellowstone Park
Chas, Rosenberg
Hirshberg
Rosenberg
The
Park
San Francisco
Primmer Sentenced Two To Six Years In Grand Larceny Case
Frank Primmer, brought back to Chateau from Butte, begins a two to six year term after pleading guilty to grand larceny for illegally selling a car he had rented from L. E. Taylor Garage. The car, recovered in Butte, was traced to two men who claimed they bought it from Primmer after he jumped bail on a liquor charge. The Taylor car was returned to Chateau by Under-Sheriff Billings following coordination among Anaconda and Butte officers.
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Frank Pfrimmer
Chateau
Butte
L. E. Taylor
Deer Lodge
Billings
John J. Greene
Primmer
Taylor
Mr. Billings
Notice to H. S. Students at Teton County High School
Teton County High School opens Tuesday September 8 registration on Monday September 7 from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. The dormitory opens Monday the 7th and dorm residents may move in that date. R F Williamson principal.
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Teton County High School
R. F. Williamson
Principel
Winston Bros. Co. Wins Bynum Irrigation Contract
Winston Bros. Co. of Minneapolis was awarded the entire contract for the Bynum Irrigation District project worth about 352000 dollars. The plan calls for 75 miles of ditches and 100000 yards of dirt on the dam with 22000 irrigable acres to be under water by June 1927.
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Winston Bros. Co
Minneapolis
Bynum Irrigation District
Farm Mortgage Corporation of
Billings
Wood & Oakley
Chicago
Chateau
Chinook
Zurich
Bynum
Teton Co-Operative
Great Northern
Northern Pacific
Montana
Valley Center
Hardin
Mystic Lake
Columbus
South America
Schools to Open in Teton County for 1925 1926 Term
All Teton county schools except a few with early starts will resume classes on Tuesday September 8 1925 if not set for registration or Labor Day. Ten districts skip fall term and students will attend neighboring districts. County wide staff totals include 70 rural teachers. Chateau high and city No. 1 grade schools have full faculties with named principals and teachers for high and grade levels.
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Teton County
City
Cohoe Arrested on Moonshine Charge Following Bench Warrant
K B Cohoe was arrested by Sheriff J L Collins on a bench warrant issued by Judge John J Greepe after an information filed by County Attorney Geo Coffey Jr. charging a misdemeanor in connection with alleged moonshine sales to Lorman Ameline. Bond set at 1000. State claims Ameline paid 190 for a pint and later 175 for a second bottle at Cohoe’s residence with the Aquor concealed in a wash stand.
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K. B. Cohoe
J. L. Collins
John J. Greepe
Geo. Coffey, Jr
Cohoe
Lorman Ameline
Ameline
Fred
Coffey Named Receiver for Campbell Oil Tract in Shelby
In Shelby court, Geo. M. Coffey Jr. of Chateau was appointed receiver to operate the Stewart lease amid a suit by Harry O. Williard E. M. Harvey and W. D. Roy. The Campbell Oil Co. syndicate seeks recovery of development costs while two wells on the tract produce 100 to 150 barrels daily. Proceeds will be held to cover operating expenses and reimburse the plaintiff for expenditures. later the receivership ends and control returns to the Campbell syndicate.
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Shelby
Harry O. Williard
E. M. Harvey
W. D. Roy
Gordon Campbell Kevin Syndicate
Campbell Oil Co
Et al
Geo. M. Coffey, Jr
Chateau
Stewart
Benson Family Returns Home to Chateau
Mr and Mrs H F Benson and their little son have returned to Chateau to establish their home. Benson who has acted as court reporter on Judge Pomeroy's circuit with Kalispell headquarters will resume his post as reporter on Judge Greene's circuit per the report.
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H. F. Benson
Little
Chateau
Benson
Judge Pomeroy
Kalispell
Judge
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