Dutton Wins League Pennant In Exciting Finish
Dutton clinched the Teton County League baseball title with a 6 5 victory over Chateau before ~500 fans at the local ball park. Curry pitched well for Dutton with 16 strikeouts, while Berg held Chateau to seven hits. Choteau tied for second with Power. possible postseason game discussed for purse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dutton
Chateau
Robert Neal
Lowe & Campbell Co
Sporting Goods House
Kansas City
Eddie
Chateau Club
Choteau
McGregor
Cardell
Schultze
Curry
Choeau
Berg
Otness
Guthrie
Evenson
Power
Bynum
Clarkson
Otmess
Wangen
Pore
Bolland
Newman
Blake
Genger
Walstead
Peterson
Duily
Well on Jones Ranch Down 285 Feet Tuesday
The Tip ONeill well on the W D Jones ranch north of Bynum reached 285 feet Tuesday night. Drilling paused to drill a water well at the site, 60 feet deep with visible water. The crew planned to finish the water well and resume casing the main hole, within 25 feet of the Edwards gas well depth half a mile away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O’neill
W D. Jones
Bynum
Edwards
Officers find no betting equipment at fair races
Gov. J E Erickson warned County Attorney George W Padbury and Sheriff James Barnes to enforce anti gambling laws at the state fair. They inspected the race area and found no pari mutuel machines only calculating devices used in the counting method deemed legal by Judge W H Poorman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
J. E. Erickson
State Fair Grounds
George W. Padbury
James Barnes
Padbury
W. H. Poorman
Ship 29 Cars Cattle to Chicago Market
Twenty nine cars of Teton county cattle were shipped from Bynum and Choteau Tuesday morning over the Great Northern to the Chicago market. Eleven cars were loaded at Bynum and 18 at Choteau with shippers listed including A B Moore head S A Bingham Ed Burtoning Geo Moore Fred Lathrop Ora Knowlton Hugh Robinson James Peebles Ed Fearon Jasper Murray J W Ward Wilson Gray Rupert Ward and others accompanying the shipments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton County
Bynum and
Choteau
Great, Northern
Chicago
Bynum
Bynum Shippers
A. B. Moorehead
S. A. Bingham
S. C. Campbell
Ed. Burtening
Geo. Moore
Fred Lathrop
Ora Knowlton
Chateau Shippers
Hugh Robinson
James Peebles
Ed. Fearon
Jasper Murray
J. W. Ward
Wilson Gray
Rupert Ward
Ghoteau
Pendroy man nearly decapitated in Labor Day crash
Tod Pfrimmer of Pendroy was in a severe auto wreck near Bynum when the car struck a barbed wire fence after losing control on a curve. Geo Hays, injured, returned home after treatment. Pfrimmer, stitched and hospitalized at Chateau, faced grave blood loss but was expected to recover if infection is avoided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pendroy
Tod Pfrimmer
Chateau Hospital
Geo. Hays
Bynum
Hays
Pfrimmer
H. W. Bateman
Chateau
Pioneer of Bynum section dies of heart failure
John Cashman 64 longtime Bynum area farmer died suddenly at his home last Friday morning from heart failure due to an enlarged aorta. Survived by wife Mrs. Cashman and three daughters Mrs. Tom Friedt Seattle Mae Fincher and Louise Cashman. Funeral services Monday in Bynum, burial Tuesday in Bynum cemetery after delayed train arrival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Cashman
Bynum
Cashman
Chateau
Teton
Acantha Rex Cooking School Delights Local Crowd
Two hundred women from Chateau and nearby areas attended the Acantha Rex Cooking School held at the Gorham building with Miss Jeannette Beyer of the Royal Milling Company's Home Economics Department in charge. She demonstrated new dishes and methods, handed out recipe pamphlets, and led discussions on kitchen and table problems, with attendees praising the program as worthwhile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau
Acantha-Rex
Gorham
Jeannette Beyer
Royal Milling Company
Miss Beyer
Agantha
Labor Day Flower Show Tops All Previouslocal Page
The 1925 Labor Day Flower Show drew countywide visitors to the Legion pavilion, transforming the building into a floral showcase. A parade featured cowgirls, floats, and a comedic waterhorse entry, followed by a Chateau-Dutton county league ball game for 500 spectators and a large evening flower show dance. Ribbons were awarded for numerous arrangements including asters, cosmos, dahlias, gladiolas, hollyhocks, roses, sweet peas, zinnias, and more, with many exhibitors led by Mrs. W. H. Gregory, Miss Eda Gregory, and Mrs. Bert J. Packer among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman’s Club
Legion Pavilion
Teton
City Water Department
Nual
Woman's Club
Asters
W. H. Gregory
Eda Gregory
Frank Young
T. H. Pridham
Calendula
Bert I. Packer
T. A. Meagher
Cosmos
Bertie Williamson
L. E. Taylor
Dahlias
G. M. Coffey, Jr
John J. Hannan
John W. Hentges
R. R. Mellon
Bert J. Packer
G.C. Core
Otis Mellon
B. M. Brownson
C. J. B. Stephens
Paul Mathis
Larkspur
Christine Rodolph
Meadew
P. H. Crossen
Phil I. Cole
Lucille Baker
J. T. Robison
C. H. Porter
Phil J. Cole
E. J. Crary
J. R. Jones
Zinnias
J. E. Hodeskiss
G. C. Core
Gay Franklin
Gay Freakin
M. M. Webb
Secon
Briggs
Robert Clarkson
Duck Season Opens Next Wednesday in Montana
Montana hunters prepare for the open season from September 16 to December 15. Bag limits cover ducks geese snipe rails coot and plovers with daily and aggregate limits set. A ten day grouse season runs September 15 to 24 with five birds per day.
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Chateau
Montana
Toole
Teton County
The
Teton
Park County
105Th Meridian
Illinois
Louisiana
Michigan
Rhode Island
Texas
Wisconsin
Quebec
Nevada
Maryland
North Carolina
Susquehanna Flats
Virginia
New Carolina
Allegheny
Baltimore
Cecil
Charles
Fredrick
Hartford
New Jersey
Delaware
Western R R Asks Rate Increase
Testifying at ICC hearings in Chicago, Northwestern Railroad Company president Fred W. Sargent urged at least a five percent rise in freight tariffs. He argued current rates yield less than four percent return and that western lines face rising operating costs with no relief beyond nationwide adjustments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Interstate Commerce Commission
Chicago
Fred W. Sargent
Northwestern Railroad Company
Sargent
Phyllis Pridham Heads to Cheney for Fall Term
Miss Phyllis Pridham returns this week to Cheney Washington for the opening of the fall term at the normal college after a summer in Cheney and a few weeks at her home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phyllis Pridham
Cheney
Washington
Normal College
Bynum Irrigation District Bonds Move Toward New York Sale
Bonds totaling 1 000 units of 1000 each arrive in Chateau for signing by W D Jones and E B Noble prior to Helena certification. After registration, they go to New York for collection, with $900 000 cash to be used for project development. Construction contract to Winston Bros Co expected to be signed by Sept 20 25, with Col Churchill and Phil I Cole coordinating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bynum Irrigation District
Chateau
W. D. Jones
E. B. Noble
Helena
State Board of Bond Commissioners
New York
Winston Bros. Co
Minneapolis
Phil I. Cole
Col. Percival M. Churchill
Boston
Bond Purchasing Company
Wm. Cruse
Farm Mortgage Corporation of
Billings
Col
Churchill
Bynum
Ww. c. T. U. Leader Shot To Death In Iowa Home
Mrs. C. B. Cook, president of the Benton County W C T U, was shot in her Vinton Iowa home while writing a paper titled Looking Forward. She died about ninety minutes later, leaving authorities to pursue liquor law violators she had long opposed.
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Vinton, Ta
Benton County
C. B. Cook
Porter Bench Area Has Some Fine Crops
In the Porter Bench area near Pendroy Teton county the finest crops are wheat yields ranging from 25 to 37 bushels per acre. J. R. Jones threshed a field on his ranch producing 33 bushels per acre. The wheat weighed 62 pounds per bushel and tested 14.3 percent protein, with a threshing machine filling a 70 bushel wagon box every twenty minutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton County
Porter Bench
Pendroy
J. R. Jones
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Oleson
Christensen
Hodgskiss
Cheetham
Jones Ranch
Clinton Core, Jr
AB R H TB
SB Pet Ig
Cardell Econeces
Guthrie Teeescee
McDonald
First National Bank
U. S
R. R
Ue Prnifty
Citizens State Bank
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