Farmington Community News Highlights Local Events
Mr and Mrs H L Stevenson welcome a baby girl. Stella Rahm visits with Alice Rahm near Augusta. Irene improves. Grace Groot assists at J J Hannan home Choteau. Denison dies after months illness. funeral at MBE church Chateau. Local visits include Richem, Tuel family, Billiar from Lewiston Idaho. Community activities feature 49ers fair with dancing and games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. L.stevenson
Stella Rahm
Augusta
Alice Rahm
Bozlee
Irene
Alice Petrie
Burton
Grace Groot
J. J. Hannan
Choteau
Dee David Smith
Ed. Bammel
Gallatin Valley
Bole
Farmington
H. C. Denison
M. BE
Chateau
Oscar Richem
Welst School Opens with 15 Scholars and Fred Woodward
Welst school starts on Tuesday September 7 with Fred Woodward as teacher and 15 scholars enrolled. Mr and Mrs H H Wuest visited Mrs Weusts sister Mrs Manuel Schlepp near Brady where Schlepp is ill. Weather improves after three weeks of rain and harvest resumes. Threshing to begin soon. Henry Weist has about 80 acres of wheat and Paul Haugen 160 acres. Little damage to standing grain. shocks drying.
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Welst
Fred Woodward
H. H. Wuest
Weust
Manuel Schlepp
Brady
Schlepp
Henry Weist
Paul Haugen
Threshing and Travel Dominate Local Week
Roy and Gorin Simons spent Sunday with their mother who is chief stocker with Garnet McDonald’s threshing outfit. F. P. Goodwin started threshing Tuesday and N. L. Pearson resumed on Carl Franks place Wednesday. Edna Moser and Royal Weist visited Alma and Esther Wuest Sunday. The Ford proved slow for Jim Robertson and the Sims Monday night as they walked home from Spring Coulee in gumbo. Little Madeline Wuest cut her finger severely Monday while sharing her father’s razor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy
Gorin Simons
Chief Éock
Garnet McDonald’s
F. P. Goodwin
N. L. Pearson
Carl Franks
Edna Moser
Royal Weist
Alma
Esther Wuest
Ford
Jim Robertson
Wilda
Orville Simons
Spring Coulee
Madeline Wuest
American ships fired upon in Chinese waters
A navy report confirms firing on the destroyers Stewart and Pope in Chinese waters on September 5, with the steamer Illing bombarded the day before. Two crewmen on the destroyers suffered surface wounds. ships did not return fire when the source could not be located. Later cables say fire was returned after an earlier attack in Hanyang with no casualties.
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Washington
Stewart
Pope
Iling
Navy Department
Clarence C. Williams
Yangtse River
Hankow
Admiral Williams
Hanyang
Karmont Rated Best Winter Wheat for This County
County Agent Robert Clarkson cites experimental data showing Karmont leading in protein content and yield. Comparisons with Turkey Red and Montana 36 reveal Karmont’s higher protein and similar or better overall performance, supporting its adoption as a standard variety in Teton County.
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Karmont
Robert Clarkson
Teton County
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Turkey
Montana
United States
Clarkson
M E Church Schedules Sunday Services and Resumed Evening Sermon
Sunday school begins at 10 30 a m followed by morning worship at 11 30 The Epworth League meets at 7 15 and the evening worship at 8 00 The Sunday evening preaching service will be resumed this Sunday evening Minister R B Culbertson delivers the message.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epworth League
R. B. Culbertson
Carrie Nations Set to Press Montana Prohibition Battle
Bozeman reports unyielding plan by Women’s Christian Temperance Union led by state president Mrs. W. C. Dawes to push for stronger prohibition in Montana and other states. The group targets referendum elections on the eighteenth amendment Volstead Act and state laws, insisting they will not quit despite past opposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bozeman
Women’s Christian Temperance Union
Montana
W. C. Dawes
New York
Missouri
Colorado
California
Indiana injunction won’t block Dempsey Tunney title bout
An Indiana court injunction blocking the September 23 Philadelphia title bout won’t apply in Pennsylvania. Attorney General Woodruff says no effect beyond Indiana. Tex Rickard has reportedly taken in more than a million dollars from ticket sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Jack Dempsey
Gene Tunney
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Woodruff
Tex Rickard
Dispatches
Last Day to Register for General Election in Teton County
Registration books for the November general election close Friday at 5 p m. Those not currently eligible or not re registered cannot vote this fall. Voters may register at the county clerk in Chateau or with the precinct deputy registrar or a notary public or justice of the peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton County
Chateau
Two-Night Days of ’49 Revival at Legion Pavilion
A two night revival event titled Days of ’49 comes to the Legion pavilion Cha teau on Friday and Saturday September 24th and 25th. Performers invite all to roll out with them for a lively historical celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seben
Legion Pavilion
Chateau
Notice to Hunters on Lands in Teton County
No hunting no trespassing and no trapping on any lands owned or controlled by the undersigned in Teton county Violators will be prosecuted to the full extent of the law F P Goodwin Paul A Kropp
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton County
F. P. Goodwin
Paul A. Kropp
Foreclosure suit over Lena Hektner estate mortgage in Montana
Montana district court summons heirs and defendants in a case to foreclose a $400 mortgage on the NW quarter of the NE quarter Section 11, Township 24N Range 1W, 40 acres, in Teton County. Plaintiff alleges ownership of the note and mortgage originally from Lena Hektner to E W Squires, later assigned. Defendants must answer within 20 days to avoid default.
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Nineteenth Judicial District
State of Montana
County of
Teton
Mathilde Hektner
Peter Hektner
Lena Hektner
John Hektner
Martin Hektner
Julius Hektner
Hans Hektner
Karl Hektner
Tillie Skooholt
Christine Skooholt
Montana
Teton County
State of
Montana Meridian
Lena Hebtner
E. W. Squires
Heirs Claim Interest in Foreclosed Montana Premises
The defendants, heirs at law of Lena Hektner deceased, claim some right and title in the premises but subject to the plaintiff mortgage and note. The document is dated August 21, 1926, and filed by Clerk Blanche M. Jacobson with attorney Howard G. Bennet of Great Falls, Montana. First publication Sept 16, last Oct 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lena Hektner
A. D
Blanche M. Jacobson
Howard G. Bennet
Plaintiff
Great Falls
Montana
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H.E. Passmore
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Henry Nyhns
Cr. G. Brooks
Hamilton
H. R. Thompson
Dave Blanksma
Melba
K. G. Rienks
Chris Swenson
Fjeseth
Lars Nasser
New Texaco
Texaco
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Ford Motor Company
You and
L. E. Taylor Garage
Choteau, Montana
M. E. Church Notes
John G
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Choteau Meat Co
Wtf
Jos. I. Liberty
Maud E. Wilcox
Citizens State Bank
Mc Donald Block
Givens Block
McDonald Bik
Winifred Ulsaker
E. B. Maynard
Agawam
Big Ditch
A. H. Rathman
Spokane
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Chevrolet
H. B. Swanson
Power-Morgan
Bath
Geo. F. Miller
Percy Hodgskiss
Pinnell Fur Farm
A. H. McGinnis
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Jennie Greenlitt
Anne Brekke
First National
Pomona
J. A. Swanson
Pendray
McCormick
H. G. Ward
T. A. Meagher
Power-Morgan Co
H. E. Horst
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Cecil Yeager
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