Sheriff Seizure Sustained In Liquor Case Summary
Judge Greene ruled the seizure of E W Collins car and twenty cases of Canadian beer legal after Collins was arrested by Sheriff Wm D Reiquam for illegally possessing and transporting intoxicating liquor. Collins pleads not guilty and faces trial. the T C Power Motor Co claim on the seized car awaits decision. Several other liquor cases, a larceny case and a fish dynamiting charge were also heard with multiple defendants entering not guilty pleas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. W. Collins
Wm. D. Reiquam
Geo. W. Magee
Greene
Collins
Reiquam
Collings
Farmington
Chateau
T. C. Power Motor Co
Helena
District Court Room
John Kish
Freeman, Thelen
Frary
Great Falls
Alfred St. Germaine
Bert Barnhardt
Sid Mowery
E. &. Townsend
Louis Dewitt
George Rockford
K. B Cohoe
Henry Kind
Spring Creek
Willow Creek oil boom fades as last evidence removed
The Willow Creek structure twelve miles west of Chateau sees its final oil activity end with casing pulled and shipped to Fort Collins. F. M. Gray Co. contractors dismantle the rig as Edwards well near Bynum remains the only active site. Teton county pivots from oil hopes to wheat and livestock for lasting prosperity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lab Ty
Wilow Creek
Chateau
F. M. Gray Co
Fort Collins
Colorado
Teton County
Willows Creek
Willow Creek
Edwards
Bynum
District Schools to Exhibit at Helena State Fair
District schools of Teton county will be represented at the State Fair in Helena next week. County Superintendent Mrs. Edythe Saylor said a fine collection has been gathered. She and assistant Miss Marian Pridham will supervise the county’s entries in Helena.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton ‘County
Helena
Edythe Saylor
Alva Larson
Prinigéps
Teton County
Aca
Tulsa
Oklahoma
Petrolia
County Agent Prepares Large Entry Display for State Fair
County agent Robert Clarkson will lead an extensive Te ton county exhibit at the state fair with grains grasses dairy cattle and vegetables. The dairy herd entries from Ben Gordon Louis Hart and other local breeders are expected to rank highly alongside rival counties. Clarkson cites aims for first second or third ribbons as total exhibitors approach fifty before the week ends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton County
Ben Gordon
Louis Hart
Byron Carson
Chateau
Floweree Ranch Co
Fairfield
H. H. Bleecker
J. E. Baker
Peter Lee
John Fasbender
Henry Matkin
Fred Wirby
G. B. Zeigler
W. G. Dauwalder
Joe Walkingston
B. O. Price
Tessie Bush
Halvor Thompson
Paul Mathis
H. A. Bliss
Bole
Mary Smith
Agawam
J. Reid Jones
Pendroy
Byron Corson
J. E. Hodgskiss
O. S. Johnson
O. M. Johnson
Charlie Berglund
Ernest McCullough
Ted Bauman
Joe Toeckes
Power
Charles Fransen
Collins
Clarkson
Methodist Church Notes and Upcoming Epworth League Event
Community church notes detail a teacher appreciation reception hosted by Pastor Culbertson with vocal solos by Marian Burchart and others, plus readings by Pauline Jacobson. Epworth League plans a party Friday and welcomes all. Upcoming services at Bynum and Chateau list sermons and schedules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church Notes
Community Church
Robert B. Culbertson
Marian Burchart
R &. Nelson
Culbertson
Pauline Jacobson
Phil J. Cole
Williamson
Axford
Bynum
Chateau
Shoir
Epworth League
Freshmen Initiation Changes At Local High School
Freshmen avoid branding after three frosh deaths last year as Prof prohibits upperclassmen. Matinee dance aids introductions. Eddie Howard and Tidoyd Green chosen yell leaders. Football begins under coach Kent Midget. Freshmen prep for track as seniors plan class picnic options. State inspector Jessen visited yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eddie Howard
Tidoyd Green
Kent
Mr. Jessen
State High School
South Fork
The
Teton
Senior officers elected at Teton County High School
River canyon this Friday. Senior officers were elected as follows: Wm Burns president Harriet Larson vice president Myrtle Muar tine secretary and treasurer Harold Crane sergeant at arms. Twelve new pupils have been added, bringing the total to 185, one more than the number of seats in the school. Reporters Helen Gorham and Marguerite McDonald.
Great Falls Hunter Charged In Teton County Misde meanor
A warrant issued by Justice C F Ferris for O Laliberte of Great Falls charges him with hunting on the Goodwin ranch posted against trespass. The alleged offense occurred Tuesday Feb 2 during the chicken season as Cascade County blocks fall hunting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice Court of C. FL. Ferris
O. Laliberte
Great Falls
F. P. Goodwin
Goodwin Ranch
Cascade County
Teton County
Pershing Announces Retirement On Defense Day
New York reports General John J. Pershing, commander of the American Expeditionary Forces, retires on Defense Day September 12. A signed statement to soldiers emphasizes service as the highest gift, reflecting on wartime sacrifices and national remembrance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
John J Pershing
United States
AE. F
Jin the Army
Recruiting News
Veterees A. Efp
Seett
Remembering Pershing and the First American Army
The text praises the great armies of World War I and the brave American soldiers who fought in the Old World. It honors the sacrifice and hardships endured by the first American army and urges the enduring spirit of service as the highest gift to the country, citing John J. Pershing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. Pershing
Wills Beats Firpo In Eleven Of Twelve Rounds
Jersey City, N. J. Sept 12 Harry Wills defeated Lule Angel Firpo in eleven of twelve rounds in Boyle's Thirty Acres before about 75000. Wills dominated with a relentless attack to head and body, Firpo knocked down in round two and outmatched throughout though no official decision was allowed under New Jersey rules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jersey City
N. J
Harry Wills
Lule Angel Firps
Boyle
Thirty Acres
Firpo
New Jersey
Hipicns
Wills
Brown Panther
Dempsey
Dutton Man Wins All County Horseshoe Tournament
Harvey Hanson of Dutton captured the all county horseshoe title staged by County Agent Robert Clarkson at Chateau Sunday. He remains undefeated and will compete at the State Fair against Montana county champions. Ted Kind of Chateau took second, John Riggs of Collins third, and L G Passmore of Farmington tied with Kind for first in ringers with seven apiece.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey Hanson
Dutton
Robert Clarkson
Chateau
Teton
Montana
Ted Kind
John Riggs
Collins
L. G. Passmore
Farmington
Ted Kind of
Choteau
Ladies Industrial Harvest Sale and Dinner Offered
The Ladies Industrial of the Mi' ehurch host a Harvest Sale at the Gorham building starting four PM with town articles and farm goods including pigs turkeys chickens wheat butter vegetables and more. Rev Culbertson offers a wedding fee to the highest bidder. Luncheon precedes dinner from five PM with a menu of pot roast brown gravy buttered carrots cold slaw beets pickles jelly bread and butter apple pie coffee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mi’ Ehurch
Gorham
R. B. Culbertson
Trout Restocking From Federal Hatchery Reaches County
The Lewis and Clark Forest supervisor BE H Myrick and the Red and Gun Club received 41 cans for the local area and 10 cans of brook trout fingerlings from the Bozeman Federal hatchery. The fish will be planted along Deep Creek and the Teton River tributaries, aiding angling in the region. A future shipment is expected from the State hatchery later this fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red and Gun Club
Bozeman
BE. H. Myrick
Lewis and Clark Forest
Teton County
Deep Creek
Teton
Bar Mountain
Sheriff nets two in Dutton for liquor and gambling charges
Jim Wheeler and Robert Neil of Dutton were brought to Chateau Mondey by Sheriff Wm. D. Reiquam to answer charges of selling moonshine whiskey and gambling. Both were released on bond to await trial as part of a campaign to clean out transgressors in the Dutton area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Wheeler
Robert Neil
Dutton
Chateau Mondey
Wm. D. Reiquam
Pond
Sheriff's Office
Registration records show surge in Teton county
Registration records indicate 312 names added to the list for the recent primary. Primary registration reached 2286 with post Aug 26 filings bringing total to 2608 and officials expect a final rush before Friday's 5 pm close to near 3000, led by Fairfield Dutton and Bynum precincts across 17 precincts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton
Fairfield
Dutton
Bynum
Kind Buys Archibald Dray Line
A deal was closed this week making Ted Kin e owner of the Wim G Archibald dray line equipment and teams. Kind and the J M Baker Co will haul for the elevator company which will in future handle its own deliveries. Archibald will stay in Cho teau for the present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ted Kine
Wim. G. Archibald
Juto
Mr. Kind
J. M. ‘Baker Co
Kind
Mr. Archibald
Choteau
Great Northern Delivers Big Cattle Shipment to Sioux City
Twenty seven cars of beef cattle bound for Sioux City stockyards were loaded from Chateau Tuesday on the Great Northern line. Two cars came from T A Meagher while the rest were loaded by Toogsod and Clatterbuck, regular Teton county shippers. A stampede at Choteau yards at dawn damaged a corral fence but no other damage occurred as wranglers rounded up the frightened herd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux City
Chateau
Great Northern
T. A. Meagher
Toogsod
Clatterbuck
Teton County
Choteau
G N. Corral
Helena Youth Convicted in Dynamiting Fish Case
An eighteen year old resident of Augusta pleaded guilty in Lewis and Clark county district court to dynamiting fish on the Dearborn river near Augusta. Kenck received a $200 fine and reform school detention until age is reached, later suspended for good behavior. His hunting and fishing license was revoked until age twenty one. Deputy State Game Warden Bruce Neil arrested him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenck
Augusta
District Court of
Lewis and Clark County
Helena
Bruce Neil
Reform School
Dearborn River
Hogs Roam Neighbors Fields. Ranchers Pay Fine
Ches. Smith and T J. Norris, Te ton county ranchers, paid $8.50 in Choteau justice court after Smith pleaded guilty for both men. Norris did not appear, and the pair agreed to better hog confinement following a warrant by Ror Inbody and Sheriff's escort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ches. Smith
T J. Noyvis
Teton County
Justice Court
C.H. Ferris
Choteau
Smith
Reiquam
Ror
Norris
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First National Bank
of Chateau
U. S. Liberty Loan
Princess
Hunter
General Pershing
Wild Bull
Dutton Man
Ladies Industrial
Federal
Archibald Dray
J. M. Baker Co
Helena Judge
Citizens State Bank
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