Nearly One Third of 1928 Graduates Enter College
Principal A B Guthrie of the Teton county high school announced that 11 of last year’s 39 graduates have already enrolled in higher education. Seven to Montana State College, three to Normal College Dillon, one to the State University Missoula.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. B. Guthrie
Teton County
Charles Shelton
Aleda Tokerud
Gunhild Lindseth
Lola Davidson
Jennie Baker
Miss Baker
Doris Halverson
State University
Lucille Morgan
Bozeman
Lloyd Weiser
Republican County Central Committee Meets at Court House
An enthusiastic meeting of the county central committee of the Republican Party discussed campaign matters and plans to involve women voters. Senator T O Larson proposed a Hoover for President club in Teton County. Mrs B J Crary was elected state committeewoman from Teton County. H L Halladay presided as chairman with remarks from several members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican Party
Court House
T. O. Larson
Donald Kerr
J. E. Hodgskiss
Kyle Jones
Milton Johnson
St Stephens Church Choir Practice and Sunday Schedule
Church notices invite parishioners to choir practice Friday at 8 and services next Sunday September 16 including morning prayer at 11 and children's story hour at noon. All welcome led by J Gunnell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cc. J. Gunnell
Hoover Optimistic on Dixon Senate Run
National committeeman J W Schmitzler reports Hoover is pleased with Dixon’s chances to win the U S Senate seat. The message highlights Hoover’s farm policy aims including a federal farm board, a Great Lakes to Atlantic shipway, and tariff policies to aid farmers amid seasonal gluts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acantha
Herbert Hoover
Jos. M. Dixon
United States Senate
J. W. Schmitzler
Montana
Schmitzler
Mr. Dixon
Washington
Hoover
Great Lakes
Atlantic
Federal Farm Board of Representative
Cubs Win Golf Match Keeps Youth on Top
Local golf last week showcased young players dominating. Clinton Core edged John Hannan after a tie at 95 in both match and medal play. Jim Eckford fell to Denzil McDonald 4-3. Tommy Gossack defeated Tom Pridham 1 up. Mary Core beat Arlie Core 4-3 in the ladies flight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. C. Core
John Hannan
Clinton Core
Jim Eckford
Denzil McDonald
Tommy Gossack
Tom Pridham
Mary Core
Arlie Core
Winter
Library Hours Change At Chateau Public Library
Patrons may borrow books during Tuesday and Thursday 3 30 to 5 00 and Saturday 3 00 to 5 00. The library remains closed on all evenings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau Public Library
500 Acres Wheat Averaged 53 Bushels
Jesse Smith reports completing 500 acres of wheat averaging 53 bushels per acre east of Chateau. He expects the remaining area to yield about the same. Two cars collided at Main Ave and Third St Sunday, Dodge driven by Earl Turnbull Fairfield and Buick driven by M J Bartley Great Falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse Smith
Chateau
Main Ave
Third Street
Earl Turnbull
Fairfield
M. J. Bartley
Great Falls
Will Celebrate 45th Wedding Anniversary
Dr. and Mrs. Henry Beaupre will celebrate their 45th wedding anniversary with a party at the Beaupre hotel tonight. They married in St. Cloud Minnesota and have lived in Chateau where the doctor practiced as a dentist before farming near Sunburst. Daughter Annie Gorham joins relatives and old friends for the celebration brought in from Sunburst.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Beaupre
Beaupre Hotel
St. Cloud
Minn
Chateau
Sun
Dr. Beaupre
Annie Gorham
Sunburst
Hoover-Curtis Volunteer Committee Organized Across State
A national Hoover-Curtis Volunteer Committee has been organized with county and precinct divisions. County Chairman George M. Coffey and Vice-Chairman Mrs. A. B. Guthrie lead Teton county. Senator T. O. Larson assigns district leaders as a broad campaign to urge registration and voting with stickers posters and buttons. State officers include J. J. One Great Falls as chairman and many district leaders from Missoula Deer Lodge Billings and other towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoover-Curtis
George M. Coffey
A. B. Guthrie
Teton County
T. O. Larson
Larson
Teton
Pondera
Coffey
Hoover
Curtis
R. C. Dillavoy
Billings
J A. Lowry
Big Timber
W. S. McCormack
Kalispell
Ed. Fredlund
Chinook
Ralph Reynolds
Lewistown
W. S. Hamil
Plevna
Chas. Rasmussen
Glendive
Choteau
Hunting Season Opens Sunday In Montana County Wide Closures Noted
The opening day for upland and migratory birds is Sunday September 16. In Teton County north of the Teton River upland bird hunting is closed this season following a August 4 meeting of the State Fish and Game Commission prompted by a Bynum Rod and Gun Club petition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton County
Teton River
State Fish and Game Commission
Lewistown
Bynum Rod and Gun Club
Commission
Chateau Rod and Gun Club
The
Teton
Woman's Club Plans Red Cross Seal Drive
The local Woman's club is organizing the annual Red Cross seal drive to be held in November. Miss Margaret Nagle is named Chateau chairman with similar district appointments to follow. Mrs. A. B. Guthrie, club president, and members attended a talk by Dr. Jacobs from national headquarters in Great Falls to learn new drive methods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Club
Red Cross
Margaret Nagle
Club
A. B. Guthrie
C. W. Burns
Great Falls
Dr. Jacobs
National
New Wheat Is Moving from Choteau in 1928
The first car of the 1928 crop left Choteau on Wednesday as Rocky Mountain Elevator Co shipped grain from Choteau Livestock Co land. The elevator also sent cars on Thursday and Saturday while J. M. Baker Elevator Co started with a car last Friday and followed with another Saturday. Early arrivals at the Baker elevator included Ted Paullis Leslie Bush F E Ferris Rolland Ferris Albert Wiseman John Hannan and Emil Arensmeyer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Choteau
Rocky Mountain Elevator Co
Choteau Livestock Co
J. M. Baker Elevator Co
J. M. Baker
Ted Paullis
Leslie Bush
F. E. Ferris
Rolland Ferris
Albert Wiseman
John Hannan
Emil Arensmeyer
Thirty Players Turn Out For Teton Football Practice
Under coach J Kent Midgett and captain elect Tommy Winner the Teton football squad opened practice Monday with thirty players. Despite eight letter men lost from the 1927 team, seven returnees form the nucleus as Midgett aims to uphold past two years' honors and victories. Returning letter men include Winner Cohoe Dale Petri Gordon Halmes Loomis and others with plans to add Simons and Davis. New recruits include Wells Campbell Leach Fallon Harris Bleecker Yeager Cole Olson Burton Olson Foix Anderson Smith Thompson. A schedule of seven or eight games is planned with Great Falls on October 6 as a definite matchup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Kent Midgett
Tommy Winner
Teton
Midgett
Chas Cohoe
Obert Dale
Robert Petri
Trank Gordon
Gordon Halmes
Georige Loomis
Tony Mozer
Spud Moore
Dick Jones
Carl Peters
Clifford Norris
Nerman Barles Jesse Malone
Lee Moore
Johnny Sulgrove
Great Falls
Former Choteau Boy Marries Seattle Girl
Ward has reached Choteau of the marriage August 16th of Robert Lee Taylor eldest son of J. C. Taylor of this city and Mrs. Taylor who lives in Seattle The bride is Miss Wanda Gilbert of Seattle and the ceremony was performed by an Episcopal clergyman in Seattle A reception was held at the home of the bride's parents at Fort Lawton near Seattle The bride is not known to Choteau people but the groom was born and raised here and has many friends who wish them happiness
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ward
Robert Lee Taylor
J. C. Taylor
Taylor
Seattle
Wanda Gilbert
Fort Lawton
Republicans Win Large Majorities in Maine Governor Race
Results from 589 of 623 precincts show William T. Gardiner (R) leading Edward C. Moran Jr. (D) for governor by more than 79 000 votes and Frederick Hale (R) defeating Herbert E. Holmes (D) for a third Senate term with sizable margins. The GOP sweep surpasses previous highs by over 14 000 votes in the governor's contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine
William Tudor Gardiner
Edward C. Moran
Gardiner
Moran
Frederick Hale
Washington
Herbert F. Holmes
William T. Gardiner
Herbert E. Holmes
Dormitory to Face Busy 1928 29 Year at High School
H S dormitory will host 22 students with 14 girls and eight boys as Mrs John Eckford oversees upgrades including a vacuum steam heating system extended from the high school. Improvements aim to ease handling and comfort for residents. Students listed include Edith Connole Nina Hansen Violet Nyberg Ellen Shields Adel Turnbull Ruth Phillips Alice Smith Winona Getchell Lucille Delger Anna Weyer Lola Thompson Rena Salmond Phyllis Suiste Elizabeth Linjaite Samuel Crockett Herman Earls Leroy Gaare Maurice Mullough William Cole Robert Fallon Maurice Fotx.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Eckford
Callins Heating and Plumbing Co
Great Fats
Edith Connole
Conrad
Nina Hansen
Farmington
Violet Nyberg
Elen Shields
Dutton
Adel Turnbull
Fairfield
Ruth Phillips
Pendrey
Alice Smith
Walier
Winona Getchell
Pendroy
Lucille Delger
Anna Weyer
Cordova
Lola Thompson
Rena Salmond
Choteau
Phyllis Suiste
Agawam
Elizabeth Linjaite
Samuel Crockett
Herman Earls
Leroy Gaare
Maurice McCullough
Power
Billy Cole
William Brewer
Robert Fallon
Maurice Fotx
Devon
State Engineer Visits Chateau to View Bynum Project
J. S. James of Helena, state engineer and secretary of the Cary land act board, toured Chateau and the Bynum project with D. P. Fabrick. He said his office has no official role with the Bynum project but has heard favorable remarks and noted Fabrick's work. James also spent the prior weekend on the Waller project under the Caryland act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. S. James
Helena
Chateau
Bynum
D. P. Fabrick
James
Mr. Fabrick
Cary Land Act Board
Montana
Big Cattle Shipment Leaves Here Tuesday
The annual fall cattle shipment moves forward with a Great Northern train bound for Chicago and South St. Paul. Shippers Lendy and Lerner of St. Paul and E J Wirshberge reported twenty head from five districts and local buyers included J W Ward and several others. Early lists note several fine three and four year old steers among the consignment with 25 cars shipped from Sun Dance near Cut Bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Northern
Chicago
South St. Paul
Lendy and Lerner
St. Paul
E J. Wirshberge
Sorder
Bynum
Pendroy
Choteau
Bole
J. W. Ward
EB. J. Osgood
Hamilton & McGillis
Rade Maumzick
Ed. Berfening
Carl Malone
Pat C Cecen
J. Hirshberg
Sun Dance
Cut Bank
Laura Self to Visit Bynum This Week
Laura Self is expected in Bynum this week to visit her sister Mrs. Fred Randall and spend a few days at the John Becker home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura Self
Bynum
Fred Randall
John Becker
Choteau Lions Plan 1500-2000 Attendees for Livestock Train
The Choteau Lions Club outlines preparations for a livestock special on October 17 drawing 1500 to 2000 people. A train from Three Forks to Ringling will visit 31 stops Oct 4 to 24 with two carloads of livestock and feed displays to promote livestock production practices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lions Club
Three Forks
Ringling
Montana
Northern Pacific
Montana Extension Service
Chateau Lions Club
Robert Clarkson
Choteau
McDonald Buys 23000 Lambs for Walters and Dunbar Chicago
C S McDonald purchased 23000 head of lambs mainly from Teton county for Walters and Dunbar Chicago livestock commission men. He notes the firm's first local buyer and strong demand from an excellent corn crop. Prices are up from last year with most weather lambs at 11 cents and ewe lambs at 14 cents. Local sellers include Larson, Givens, Sullivan, Long of Browning and Lane of Big Sag Cascade county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. S. McDonald
Teton County
Walters & Dunbar
Chicago Livestock Commission
Sutton Seeks Osteopathic Help After Plant Injury
T. R. Sutton traveled to Great Falls last Saturday afternoon seeking osteopathic treatment for a strained back. The injury occurred during heavy lifting while installing a new Frigidaire plant at the Sutton Shoppe the previous week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T T. R. Sutton
Great Falls
Sutton
Cole Buys 30000 Head Montana Ewes For G N Cole
Phil I. Cole announces a 30000 head purchase of yearling ewe lambs through the Great Northern railroad agricultural development department with financing from the Agricultural Credit Corporation. About 12000 head had been secured by Saturday and 52 train cars were loaded across Blythe Field Shelby and Tostin. Sheep are for North Dakota and Minnesota farmers with 3 year terms and 6 percent interest. The week’s shipment cost about 150000 dollars and total Montana payments may reach 250000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phil I. Cole
Agricultural Development Department
Great Northern Railroad
Agricultural Credit Corporation
Mr. Cole
Chateau
Great Northern
Blythe
Field
Shelby
Tostin
North Dakota
Minnesota
Cole
Montana
Also Mentioned on This Page
Republican County Central Committee
ST. Stephens Church
Dixon
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Citizens State Bank
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