Tomorrow Last Day to Register for General Election
County Clerk W H Webb announces registration closes at 5 PM tomorrow for the November 6 general election. Electors may register at the county clerk’s office or before deputy registrars or notaries. all residents meeting age and citizenship requirements may vote. Chateau women urge registration led by Mrs C S McDonald, stressing correct eligibility and absentee ballots for students and out of town voters.
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W. H. Webb
Teton County
United States
Citizenship Department
American Federation of Women’s Clubs
Chateau
Woman’s Club
C. S. McDonald
Oldtime Chateau House To Be Renovated
Cr. H. Drake, Conrad druggist, arrives with carpenters Wm. Katter and George Sherman to renovate the old S. H. Drake house on First avenue S. W. Work includes new roof, paint, paper, porches, and removal of adjoining sheds. The pine log dwelling once served as a hospital and is a local landmark near the Methodist church parsonage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cr. H. Drake
Conrad
Wm. Katter
George Sherman
S. H. Drake
Drake
First Avenue S. W
Methodist Church
Chateau
C. H. Drake
Hot Springs
Ark
Harry McLean
Fernie
B. C
Mrs. J T Lewis Hosts Guests From Conrad
Mrs J T Lewis of the Glenloyd hotel hosted last week her parents Mr and Mrs G Torgerson of Conrad. Mr Torgerson, a tailor by trade, plans to move to Chateau and has secured the Main avenue building owned by Mrs J G Bair recently used by Mrs Eva Howard for a beauty shop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. T. Lewis
Glenloyd Hotel
G. Torgerson
Conrad
Torgerson
Chateau
Main Avenue
J. G. Bair
Eva Howard
Fairfield Boys Sheep Club to fatten 250 lambs
The Boys Sheep club of Fairfield will receive 250 lambs from Phil S. Cole between the 1st and 10th of next month. Led by W. W. Cole, the five members will feed and fatten the lambs to about 90 pounds by January, earning a penny and a half per pound for their labor. County Agent Robert Clarkson and M. K. Luther assist, planning similar work at Farmington to aid irrigated farming communities and promote profitable lamb production over wheat on irrigated lands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boys Sheep Club
Fairfield
Phil S. Cole
Robert Clarkson
W. W. Cole
Clarkson
M. K. Luther
Smith Hughes Department of Agriculture
William R. Cole
George W. Barce Jr
Arthur W. Anderson
Albert W. Anderson
Celebration of 45th Wedding Anniversary at Beaupre
Dr and Mrs Henry Beaupre celebrated their 45th wedding anniversary with a 5 course turkey dinner at the Beaupre cafe last Thursday. Guests included Mr and Mrs Charles Connor Mr and Mrs Julius Hirshberg Mr and Mrs T O Larson Mr and Mrs C S McDonald Mr and Mrs B G Trescott Mrs Annie Kelley E J Hirshberg and Mr and Mrs Thrasher Coutts. Two daughters Miss Edna and Mrs Prosper Gorham attended with Buddy Gorham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Beaupre
Beaupre
Soo Son
Chas. H. Connor
Julius Hirshberg
T. O. Larson
C. S. McDonald
B. G. Trescott
Annie Kelley
E. J. Hirshberg
Car Rolls Over Time or Two Near Town
A Chevrolet sedan driven by A O Selman and C W Halden rolled over several times on a road east of town near the Pete Orness place Sunday. The two Idaho Falls harvest workers, not owning the car, were joined by two others in a four man party. the vehicle belonged to a member not present at the accident. None were seriously injured, though bruises and damaged glass and fenders were reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. O. Selman
C. W. Halden
Pete Orness
Idaho Falls
Wheat Yields Surge Across Teton County In Harvest Peak
Reports from all sections of Teton County indicate wheat yields near state leading levels with a strong harvest surge. Dutton elevators handle 108000 bushels in three days as 72 car loads move through, while local plants rush to meet demand and test protein content. Moving pictures capture Bynum project harvesting as ideal weather sustains a period of prosperity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton
Montana
Dutton
Teton County
J. L. Billings
Great Northern
Dutton Elevators
Billings
J. M. Baker Co
J. R. Smith
Joe Bush
T. L. Gap
P. Otness
Eugene Ferris
E. R. McLean
Premium Center
Neidham
Oscar
John
Chateau
Cal Binford
Bynum Project
Bynum
Walter S. Trubbard
International Harvester Co
Chicago
Galata Cattleman Hurt After Saddle Strap Breaks
J C Turner a 69 year old Galata cattleman was thrown from a bucking horse when the ladio strap broke. He struck his left shoulder and head, was paralyzed except for speech, but not unconscious. An attending physician diagnosed spinal contusion with no fractures, a nurse attends, and recovery is expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Turner
Galata
A. C. Burbank
Mr. Turner
Bynum Farmer Suffering Lockjaw Seeks Help at Maynard
Harry Green, a Bynum project farmer who settled there last spring, was taken to Maynard hospital with a severe lockjaw case. Doctors consulted but antitoxin was scarce, prompting rapid treatment and a nurse from Cut Bank. Adelbert Green rushed to obtain more antitoxin. Mrs. Edna M. Nett served as special nurse. Green showed marked improvement by Tuesday and was expected to recover.
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Harry Green
Bynum
Maynard Hospital
Maynard
Bateman
Dulaney
Adelbert Green
Great Falls
Edna M. Nett
Cut Bank
Green
Mrs. V. D. Wells Grows Good Grapes in Choteau
In Choteau Mrs. V. D. Wells tends a single grape vine on the south side of town. The Beta variety bears 25 clusters reaching to the roof. The five year old vine is wintered like outdoor roses and should ripen in a few days with September weather.
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Choteau
V. D. Wells
Farmers Build Granaries and Bins Amid Record Lumber Demand
Farmers in Chateau County rush to construct granaries and wheat bins as storage space tightens. Many projects are permanent while others are temporary. unroofed bins dot fields as growers plan to hold grain for better prices. Monarch Lumber reports a 50 percent rise in sales this year, signaling substantial rural progress.
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Chateau
Charles Malcolm
Monarch Lumber Company
4 H Club Fair At Great Falls This Weekend
The 12th annual North Central Montana 4 H Club fair runs Friday and Saturday in Great Falls under Cascade County extension service with help from Teton Pondera Judith Basin Chouteau and Northern Lewis and Clark counties. Prizes total 112 lots across 10 classes with three prizes per lot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Falls
Cascade County Extension Service
Teton
Pondora
Judith Basin
Chouteau
Lewis & Clark
Rob Clarkson
Boys
Cascade County Board of Commissioners
Great Falls Chamber of Commerce
Clarkson
Teton County
Dutton
Collins
Power
Bole
Farmington
Fairfield
90 Head of Cattle Shipped by Te Ton Shipping Assn
Four carloads of mixed cattle left the county for the eastern market. Three cars were shipped by the Te Ton County Shipping association and the fourth by William Henry. The association’s shipment heads to Chicago for sale Monday.
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Teton Shipping Assn
Teton County Shipping Association
William Henry
Rice Bros
Chicago
Patton
Association
Chateau Shippers
Olaf
O 8
Neckstad
Lackey Bros
Harry Seth
Chris Swenson
C. H. Schriner
Miller
Bob Miller
Sherby Morse
Bole
Frank Hirshberg
W. G. Dauwalder
W. W. Cole
John E. Helms
Axel Larson
Ida R. Price
Dutton
Bertha M. Bliss
C. P. Crane
J. E. Crawford
Clark Corey
George Gamradt
R. T. Fleshman
Mrs Jennie M Green Visits Choteau Before Detroit Move
Mrs Jennie M Green visiting in Choteau before departing for Detroit where she plans to make her future home. After selling Chelsea apartments in Great Falls she visited Pendrey area with friends. The ranch east of Chateau remains unsold though she wishes to dispose of it. Phyllis and Elizabeth have gone to Detroit while Lloyd returned to Cheney Washington to resume studies. Mrs Green has resided here about 25 years and will be missed in both young and old circles.
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Jennie M. Green
Choteau
Detroit
Chelsea
Great Palls
Green
Pendrey
Vicinity
Chateau
Mrs Coffey and companions visit Great Falls on Saturday
Mrs George Coffey Mrs G C Core and Mrs Wallace Coffey were visitors in Great Falls Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Coffey
G. C. Core
Wallace Coffey
Great Falls
Unusual Tractor Accident Traps Gl en Osborne Near Choteau
Glen Osborne survived a miraculous escape when a loaded Ford truck toppled onto him while he worked under the rear edge of the box on the Eugene Ferris ranch about 12 miles east of Choteau. He suffered internal injuries but no fractures and is hospitalized in a serious but improving condition. He came with his wife and two children from Conrad to Canyon City, Colorado, last June, now living in the city park while he recovers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glen Osborne
Choteau Hospital
Eugene Ferris
Choteau
Osborn
Mr. Ferris
Chateau
Ferris Ranch
Conrad
Canyon City
Colorado
Archer Extension Test In Bannatyne Field Nears Completion
Archer extension test at Bannatyne field southwest of the producing group is drilling at 1320 feet in CWL oweed 725 feet. Completion expected this week with rig moved to Genoa Oil & Gas core lease area to drill two wells in Section 5 25 1e. Hardrock Oil Company expanding with a central power plant and new wells planned in 5 25 le area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. L. Archer
Bannatyne
Discovery Group
Genoa Oil & Gas Company
Hardrock Oil Company
Genoa Oil and Gas Company
Genoa
Hardrock Company
Miss Lovelace Leaves Chateau Visit for Spokane
Miss Mary Lovelace who visited in Chateau last month departed on Monday for her home in Spokane leaving behind a cordial farewell and best wishes from friends in the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Lovelace
Chateau
Spokane
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First National Bank
TOTAL
Rocky Mountain
J. B. Baker Co
Ladigo
Man
Archer
Bannatyne Field
Les
Citizens State Bank
Cheteau, Ment
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