Happenings in Court at Regular September Term
The September term opened with Judge Hattersley presiding. Bert Boland of Dutton faces a felony charge for carrying a deadly weapon to assault a deputy sheriff. he pleads not guilty and is bailed. Albertine O Keefe seeks divorce from Jack O Keefe on cruelty. Western Holding Co loses a demurrer against Peter Sandmo. court to plead further. Mary A Odenwald contempt case heard. irrigation water dispute under advisement. Foreclosure decrees granted to A L Goodkind against Martha Ornstein et al. Leola Sheppard divorce granted for cruelty. Gustave Voet seeks admin of Jules Voet estate. Grant McDonald seeks divorce from Margaret McDonald for desertion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. M. Hattersley
Bert Boland
Dutton
E. L. Murphy
J. B. Olson
Informatin
Bolland
J. W. Spear
M. B. Bopland
J. M. Bolland
Albertine O'Keefe
Jack O’keefe
B. I. Packer
Western Holding Co
Peter Sandmo
Belden and
PeKa
B. J. Packer
Mary A. Odenwald
DeKalb
Church
Jardine
H. W. Bateman
Cleve Loney
A. L. Goodkind
Martha Ornstein
Edward Horsky
C. G. Sheppard
Leola Sheppard
BE. L. Murphy
Gustave Voet
Jules Voet
Luther Hall
May Hall
Grant McDonald
Margaret McDonald
T. I. Murphy
Plantiff
Hospital Notes From Chateau Area Include Several Admissions
Leroy and Marilyn Knutson of Dutton had their tonsils removed last Thursday. Mrs. Harry Stott of Bynum entered the hospital Friday for medical treatment. A daughter was born Monday to Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Phillips of Bole. Mrs. Wm Wiseman of the Bole community entered the hospital Tuesday for medical treatment. Neil McInnis of Fairfield entered the hospital Tuesday for medical treatment. A son was born yesterday at the hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Ward Starecberry. George Radcliffe and Loyal Graves were treated yesterday for minor injuries after an automobile left the highway near Bole. the car was damaged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leroy
Marilyn Knutson
Dutton
Harry Stott
Bynum
Jeff Phillips
Bole
Wm, Wiseman
Neil McInnis
Fairfield
Ward Starecberry
George Radcliffe
Loyal Graves
F F A Chapter Holds First Meeting at High School
The Teton F F A held its inaugural meeting at the high school with President Fred Meadows presiding. Thirty six members attended as the chapter plans sales of pencils and appoints a committee to set objectives for the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton
Fred Meadows
Green Hands
Notice Restricts Access to Ellis & Basket Ranch Property
Notice posted by Horace Basket and E. J. Crary restricts hunting fishing and trespassing on property known as the Ellis and Basket ranch and the old Fairburn ranch along the Teton river west of Chateau. Violators will be prosecuted according to law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellis & Basket
Fairburn
Teton River
Chateau
Stage all set for premium list in Department A exhibits
Firet page outlines premium awards across Department A with classes for market hogs beef sheep chickens turkeys crops and garden displays and Department B prizes totaling 50. It lists specific items and prize amounts, including class 9 breakfast club baking biscuits muffins posters class 11 and 12 clothing items and further entries through class 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department
Cauiss
Young Trio
Bliss Triumph
Department B
Complete costume display with multiple period outfits
The notice outlines classes for a costume exhibit including a complete four article costume for any occasion under Class 15, with parallel entries for open club secretary books, best home economics records and stories, and best agricultural record books. Adult sections list twelve classes covering grains seeds corn potatoes vegetables canned goods and preserved foods among others.
Stock Exhibits Planned for Fair Show
Stockmen to Show In addition to livestock and poultry shown by 4-H club members, there will be exhibits by adults. Reported Tuesday that Nick Vlinker, Savik & Larson, Emil Durr and J. J. Burch would have stock exhibits. Some sheepmen may also exhibit and offer rams for sale or exchange, but hog raisers or poultry growers had not yet worded in. Adults compete for ribbons due to no cash prizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nick Vlinker
Savik & Larson
Emil Durr
J. J. Burch
Also Mentioned on This Page
Swift
Judith Basin
Miracle WhipRite
Kraft’s
V. C
Kerr’s
van Camp’s
Hirshberg’s
Foxart Beauty Shop
Ann Grove
Louise Brooks
Horace Basket
E. J. Crary
Texaco
Rexall
Choteau
Philco
Rexall Drug Store
Choteau, Mont
Choteau Hotel
Tival
Tom’s Service Station
Chick” Sulgrove, Prop
Monarch
Choteau Hardware Co
Sat
Wallace Motor Go
Chevrolet Sales and Service
Oldsmobile
General Motors
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