Bulldogs Edge Blue Bisons In First Season Win
Teton high school scored 36 to 6 against Great Falls high as Carl Peters pushed in a late TD after a Peters to Earles pass set up a 2 yard line surge. Great Falls struck first with Lux punching in a TD as the Bisons controlled play early.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Art Graber
Gridiron Bulldogs
Teton High
Blue Bisons
Great Falls
Bulldogs
Bisons
Peters
Teton
Carl Peters
Earles
Bison
Smith
Lux
Scout Committee proposes uniting two troops in city
At a district committee meeting last Saturday the decision was made to discontinue troop 52 and allow interested boys to join troop 51. Russell Conklin noted age differences and leadership losses as factors. cub packs as auxiliaries to troop 51 were discussed. Willard Paulus was chosen for an honor by fellow Scouts. A Friday meeting will determine who affiliates with troop 51.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. J. B. Stephens
Russell Conklin
Area Council
Willard Paulus
Premium List For 4-H Club Fair October 11
County Agent sets first annual Apes and girls 4-H fair for October 11 at the American Legion pavilion with 600 to 700 exhibits. Premium list mailed to 151 club members lists prizes across beef calves dairy cattle foods canning sewing clothing and special prizes. Demonstration and judging teams will represent Teton county at the district fair in Great Falls October 17 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Clarkson
American Legion
Teton County
Great Falls
Guernsey
Cold Blooded Murder on Railroad Near Shelby
A cold blooded murder occurred last Saturday night on the Great Northern line between Shelby and Great Falls near Ardale south of Shelby. John Joseph Wright, 35, an English war hero, was shot twice in a lumber car. the robbers forced three others to jump. Two suspects, H. B. Miller and Bert Williams, were arrested near Fort Benton with strong evidence linking them to the crime. Prosecution plans involve multiple counties sharing costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Northern
Shelby
Great Falls
John Joseph Wright
Ardale
Wright
C. O. Dorris
Kansas City
Dutton
Dorris
Fort Benton
A. P. “Buck” Anderson
Brady
Pondera County
Fred Conley
Miller
Williams
James Snell
Anderson
Iowa
Toole
Pondera
Teton
Cascade
RE. E. Switzer
Packer
Chateau
Golf Events Highlight Chateau Matches and Dutch Treat
The Chateau golf week featured Championship Flight results with Eddie Core and Clint Core winning, plus Shirley Wallace and Tom Pridham close contests. In Mixed Foursome forty players tied, forcing a Dutch treat for all, and a theatre outing with Hagen and Diezel offered tips. An upcoming match between two stars promises further excitement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau
McDonald-Eckford
Jim
Eddie Core
Bert I. Packer
Shirley Wallace
Clarence Looney
Clint Core
Tom Pridham
Denzil McDonald
Tommy Gossack
John Hentges
Emil Durr
John Hannan
Dr. Bateman
Obert Dale
Henry Robison
Jim Broderick
Givng Jimmie
Capt. Smith
Dick Fabrick
Gordon Holmes
Fred Barribal
Bing Hodgskiss
Ben Fisher
Royal Theatre
Walter Hagen
Leo Diezel
Bulldogs to meet Valier on Saturday showdown
Teton county high school football team under Coach Art Graber travels to Valier Saturday afternoon to face a tough opponent. The Bulldogs, short Webb who broke an ankle last week, rely on star Harry Moore and a strong squad to seek a triumphant result.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton County High School
Art Graber
Valier High School
Webb
Bulldogs
Valer
Walier
Great Falls
Harry Moore
Bonded Indebtedness of District No 1 Reduced
The Chateau district cuts its bonded debt from twenty thousand to ten thousand dollars with a further five thousand taken up this month. Issued April 1 1919 for school additions and improvements, the issue was bought by Well Dickey Trust and then Farmers and Mechanics Savings Bank of Minneapolis. Due April 1 1939 optional April 1 1934. Savings on interest totaling 710 dollars before a 68 dollar per thousand premium. Mill levy for sinking fund drops from 4 to 2.5 mills, aiding taxpayers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau
Well-Dickey Trust Company
Farmers
Bloomdal
Miss Iona Davidson Named Roll Call Chair
Miss Iona Davidson assistant to County Agent Robert Clarkson appointed roll call chairman for Te ton county Red Cross drive starting about the 15th of next month. Miss Margaret Nagle announced the appointment and notes last year’s drive raised 350 dollars with half kept locally. The piece cites Red Cross Haiti relief efforts and reports on local funds use. Charles G. Roberts brought home Stephen Webb from Great Falls after Webb fractured his ankle in Saturday’s game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iona Davidson
Robert Clarkson
Red Cross
Teton County
Margaret Nagle
Teton
The
Miss Davidson
Miss Nagle
Charles G. Roberts
Great Falls
Stephen Webb
Deaconess Hospital
Funeral services for Mrs. Klockler held here Sunday
Mrs. Chas. Klockler 57 died suddenly last Thursday at the family home west of the county high school. Funeral services were at the Methodist church with Rev. E. R. Kaemmer leading and interment in Chateau cemetery. Survivors include husband Charles Klockler, son Wallace of Fairfield, and daughter Mrs. Roy Maurer near Fairfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Klockler
Methodist
Chateau
E. R. Kaemmer
Fairfield
Buell Roll
E. K. Lawson
W. G. Bloomdahl
Rev. Kaemmer
M. M. Webb
Frank Moore
A. C. Burbank
J. L. Collins
Wm. Cook
Sweden
Klockler
America
St. Paul
Choteau
Beaupre Hotel
Charles Klockler
Shelby
Fairfield Project
Teton
Greenfield
Chateau Circle
Woodcraft
A. O. U. W. Order
Henningsen Land Co. suit to be tried in district court next week
A court action involving about 20 000 acres in Teton county and a 74068 18 judgment will be tried in the district court here starting Wednesday. The Henningsen Land Co. of Butte Montana is the plaintiff with John Crawford and J L Collins as Teton county sheriff defendants. Judge Hattersley expects a one to ten day trial with no jury. The case stems from an Oregon circuit court suit and involves numerous orders and injunctions, with Helena attorneys Wilson Gunn Rach Hall Gunn for the plaintiff and Shelby defendants Donovan and McLearman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton County
District Court
Henningsen Land Co
Montana Corporation
Butte
John Crawford
J. L. Collins
Hattersley
Chateau
Blanche M. Jacobson
Henningsen Company
Wilson, Gunn
Rach Hall & Gunn
Helena
Donovan and McLearman
Shelby
Multomah
Walter F. Henningsen
J. Crawford
Phillis M. Hennigsen
A. P. Hen
Noreen 79 Succumbs at Home in Chateau
Andrew F. Noreen a Swede born 1851 and longtime immigrant to America died at the family home in Chateau after a period of illness. Survived by his wife four children including C M Noreen of Phillipsburg seven grandchildren and three great grandchildren. Funeral held Saturday at the Methodist church with service by Rev. Kaemmer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew F. Noreen
Sweden
Teton County
Mr. Noreen
Stockholm
Beda Jacobson
America
Freemont
Nebraska
Claresholm
Alberta
Great Falls
Old Country
Methodist
E. R. Kaemmer
W. G. Bloomdahl
Marguerite Vaughn
W. F. Schlueman
Charles Franks
K. R. Smith
Clyde Baquet
N. W. Edwards
Henry Dale
J. H. Byler
Chateau Cemetery
Chas. G. Roberts
Also Mentioned on This Page
Teton End
Scout Committee
Montana
U. S
TOTAL
Federal Resi
John J. Wright
H. E. Miller
Bert Williams
Valier
Mrs. Klockler
M. E. Church
Citizens State Bank
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