Banquet Honoring Park to Park Highway Tour in Chateau
A Beaupre banquet welcomed the Park to Park Highway dedication party in Chateau. Local officials and about seventy enthusiasts heard speeches from Phil I Cole Scott Leavitt and others while the visiting delegation, including Mrs Stella Lewiston and L L Newton, toured the region praising Teton county road progress. The party departed Saturday morning for Browning.
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Chateau
Commercial Club
The
Beaupre
Park To Park
Choteau
J. J. Greene
Phil I. Cole
Scott Leavitt
Idaho Line
Harry N. Burhans
Denver
American Tourist Development Association
Stella M. Lewiston
San Francisco
A. L. Westgard
American Automobile Association
Gus Holmes
Cody
National Park To Park Highway Association
L. Ll. Newton
Wyoming Good Roads Association
O. van Wiyck
Washington, D. C
National Park Service
Herbert Corey
Saturday Evening Post
A. G. Lucier
International Film
Browning
Here
James Eckford
Death of Ju Sing Key Hardware Merchant From Oakland
Ju Sing Key 66 a hardware merchant from Oakland died of a paralytic stroke at his daughter Mrs Spoon’s home in Chateau last Friday morning. He had retired from business and spent months in Chateau with Mrs Son. Remains shipped to Oakland for interment. Survived by Mrs Son and son Joe Key.
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Spoon
Chateau
Ju Sing Key
Oakland
California
Mr. Key
China
United States
Son
Joe Key
Local Schools Appoint New Primary Teachers for Fall
Miss Ella J Noble will teach the primary grade bringing A B degree work from Chicago University and Salt Lake City arrival. Miss Beatrice Nelson arrives from Minneapolis to lead music and art. both additions complete the teaching roster and promise improved attendance and better care for beginners.
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Ella J. Noble
Beatrice Nelson
Chateau
Minneapolis
Nelson
McPhail Music School
Noble
Opening of the World’s Longest Continuous Scenic Motorway
Attendees De Yong Chas McDonald Jack Burke and Dr Butler praised the Beaupre affair marking the motorway opening. Chateau participated, showcasing Choteau and Teton county as leaders in road construction and ready to spread the region’s reputation nationwide.
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de Yong
Chas. McDonald
Jack Burke
Dr. Butler
the Beaupre
Chateau
Choteau
Teton County
Farmers Begin Hauling Grain
Farmers in the region report the start of the 1950 grain season at local elevators with wheat quality described as good to high. East of Chateau crops yield 15 to 20 bushels, west averages 5 to 7, while Farmington area shows strong threshing and Lautan elevators received over 16 000 bushels last week. Montana overall eyes a hopeful comeback as feed supplies remain ample.
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Choâteau
Farmickton
Chateau
Lautan
Montana
Irrigation Meeting Planned to Discuss Bond Issue
A Montana Irrigation Congress finance chair announces a Chateau meeting to appeal for a $20,000,000 bond in support of irrigation. Attendees will hear speakers on administration of the bill and membership growth, with turnout urged in hopes of informing voters before November.
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I. J. Sennette
Montana Irrigation Congress
Phil Cole
Chateau
Congress
Mr. Sennette
Luther Family Moves to Bozeman After Auction
Mrs W D Luther and daughter Margaret leave for Bozeman to make a home there Merrill will follow late next week for State College registration Mr Luther remains in Chateau until the property is sold at public auction on the 25th. The Luthers are long time residents with many friends who regret their departure.
Eastern farmers buy reservation horses in Buffalo trip
Tom Guardspee returned from Buffalo with a carload of range horses. He staged a one man wild west exhibition drawing farmers from miles around who watched him rope and handle the stock. He sold the horses at an average of 60 dollars per head and returned satisfied.
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Browning
Tom Guardspee
Buffalo
N. Y
Tom
Hard Luck Tom newcombe in jail over alleged liquor distilling
Tom Newcombe known as Hard Luck Tom is jailed after sheriff raided an unlit cabin near Gilman finding distilling paraphernalia and several quarts of mash. He and his family were awakened and taken to Chateau for processing while investigators note the strong kick of the illicit liquor and its effects.
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Tom Newcombe
Chateau
Tom
Sheriff's Office
Gilman
Holmes Ranch
Deep Creek
Martine
Newcombe
League of Women Voters to Meet at Public School Friday
A meeting of the League of Women Voters will be held in the assembly room of the public school building on Friday evening September 17 at 8 oclock. A new constitution and by laws will be presented for approval and the program for the coming year will be discussed. Cora Foot, Chairman.
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League of Women Voters
Cora Foot
Civil actions filed last week in district court
The docket lists two cases: M. Jacobson and Grace M. Thompson against all with claims or liens on the described real property in a suit to quiet title. Louis J D Lenoir sues The Great Northern Railroad for damages.
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2. M. Jacobson
Grace M. Thompson
Louis JD. Lenoir
The
Great Northern Railroad
Montana Democrats Endorse Wheeler for Governor at State Convention
The Helena report says the Montana Democratic convention endorsed Burton Wheeler for governor and Cox Roosevelt for national tickets, with a platform backing anti profiteering laws, equal taxation, child labor enforcement, grain inspection tweaks, and federal reserve support. J. E. Erickson became state party chair, Homer Murphy named secretary, amid debates on the nonpartisan ticket endorsement.
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Helens
Wheeler
Cox
Roosevelt
Burton K. Wheeler
J. P. Jones
Rosebud County
Chester E. Wofford
San Francisco
Federal Reserve
J. E. Erickson
Kalispell
Democratic Central Committee
Hugh Wells
Homer Murphy
Nelena
Guy B. LaPollette
Shower Celebrates Miss Steele Before Wedding
Last week at Mrs. E J Hirshberg s home a surprise shower honored Miss Mabel Steele, bride elect to Willard Streeter. Guests enjoyed singing, drawing brides, and a lunch after gifts. Marie Bunnell won perfume for best bride drawing. The following attendees Included Miss Steele and numerous young ladies and several mothers. This Monday, Mrs Hale hosted an old fashioned shower for more guests.
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E. J. Hirshberg
Mabel Steele
Willard Streeter
Marie Bunnell
Juiiua Hirshberg
Arthur Hirshberg
FE. J. Hirshberg
Ruby Hodgskiss
Mesdames Jeanis
Hale
Rigler
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Morgan
H. J. McGregor
C. P. Crane
D. R. Anderson
Chas McDonald
Judge DeHaas
G. T. Wip‘rud
Falls
McGregor
Anderson
Public
Federal Reserve Banking System
Federal Reserve Bank
Federal Reserve System
First National Bank
Womans
Woman’s Club
L. A. Foot
Sennete
Cole
Court House
Stockmens State Bank
Total
County of Teton
J. H. A. Norman
H. A. Norman
A. J. Weisner
State of
Co. S. McDonald
J. C. Morgan
Miss Steele
Citizens State Bank