High School Activities and Weekend Events
The senior girls will visit the 6th grade Tuesday for instructional lessons in arithmetic. The football team sails Saturday for Great Falls by car. A Tuesday night scrimmage will form a town team. The French 1 class posted all high marks on last week's test. Miss Beauchamp and Miss Auerbach recovered from illness. Mrs. Davis bought a Playerphone with thirty records for the dormitory. Francis Schreiner returns to school after illness. Four dormitory girls stayed home last weekend. The senior dance Friday night drew many from Chateau and beyond. Funds will support the athletic fund. Upper class boys initiated freshmen Thursday at the high school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irls
Great Falls
Miss Beauchamp
Miss Auerbach
Davis
Idison
Columbia
Victor Records
Francis Schreiner
Charles Schreiner
Francis
Chateau
Tools still sought at Willow Creek oil well
The Petroleum Exploration Company reports ongoing efforts to recover stuck tools at the Willow Creek well with no definite timetable for success. Drilling progress at the Loretta well of Chateau Oil & Gas Co. is good, with the bit at 570 feet, as casing for the well is unloaded and moved to the field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Petroleum Exploration Company
Willow Creek
Chateau Oil & Gas Co
McGregor
Public School Notes Report From Local Grade Levels
The first grade grows to 42 pupils while Miss Steel was absent sick. Second grade adds pupils this week. third grade reaches 26. Eighth grade tests and uniforms progress. sixth grade had perfect attendance. Freshmen beat grade boys 12 to 6 in football. An 8th grade composition series begins. Helen Arnett joins 8th grade at 31 members. Public school telephone hours expand before 9 AM and noon to 2:45 PM. Mr. Salbach teaches 14 pupils. Lillian Archibald's composition Go Home Through a Sand Storm describes Roy and Don crossing dunes near Ver million cliffs. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Benson depart for Conrad for two weeks. Mr. Benson attends a jury term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Arnett
Salbach
Lillian Archibald
Gerade
Roy
Don
White Sage
Sun River project gets $100000 for Greenfield unit work
Washington provides about one hundred thousand dollars to start constructing laterals on the second unit of the Greenfield division of the Sun River irrigation project. Engineering data will be gathered, contract drawings prepared, and bids anticipated. Work may be limited this fall but is set to begin in spring with support from Montana leaders and local groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George O. Sanford
Sun River
Washington
Montana
Congressional
Great Falls
Ten Million Dollar Loan To Northwest Wheat Growers
Spokane reports definite approval of a ten million dollar loan to the Northwest Wheat Growers association from the War Finance Corporation. George O. Jewett says advances to members in Washington Oregon Idaho and Montana against warehouse wheat receipts delayed by funds will be sent as soon as money is available, likely within a few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spokane
Northwest Wheat Growers
War Finance Corporation
George O. Jewett
Growers’ Organization
Aaron Sapiero
Washington
Woman Wanted Here on Bad Check Charge in Whitehall
Sheriff I S Martine departed for Whitehall Montana to arrest Marie Dexter on a fifty dollar bad check charge. Dexter allegedly issued the check during a Chateau visit with a male companion who has since been taken into custody by federal authorities. Complainant is Sam Pfrimmer. The sheriff also sought to capture Herbert Chase for incorrigibility in the Highland area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. S. Martine
Whitehall
Montana
Marie Dexter
Dexter
Chateau
Great Falls
Sam Pfrimmer
Health Assoc Plans Program in Teton County
An extensive program by the Teton County Public Health Association will feature addresses by prominent state public health figures at the Chateau on October sixth. Judge John J. Green chairs the committee with members including Miss A. Lian Dr B J Crary Julian D Ray and others urging public turnout and active participation. The day includes luncheon, officer elections, constitution adoption, a public meeting at Royal Theater, and an evening session at the High School Auditorium with talks on public health duties nutrition recreation and the anti tuberculosis campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
Montana
Chateau
Teton County Public Health Associaton
John J. Green
A. Lian
B. J. Crary
Julian D. Ray
Bertie Williamson
EB. J. Crary
John Truchot
J. C. Morgan
Hne
Royal Theater
Worlh
G. A. Fuson
Great Falls
Sarah E. Morse
State Anti Tuberculosis Association
Helena
Mary Graber
State College
Bozeman
J. C. Mor
Dutton Man Accused Of The Theft Of Horses
George Stupor known as Big George is jailed again after County Attorney Magee swore out a complaint charging him with appropriation of horses belonging to a Power area rancher. He faces potential three counts at the next jury term set for November.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Stupor
Big George
Geo. W. Magee
Stupor
Ain't We Got Fun at Montrose Funeral Procession
In Montrose Colorado on September 27 the band played Nearer My God to Thee during William Fallatori’s funeral procession to the cemetery. The deceased’s will provided that pallbearers receive a gallon of whiskey, an arrangement followed after the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montrose
Colo
William Fallatori
Prospecting Lease Signals Willow Creek Oil Growth
Parkersburg Rig and Reel Co of Parkersburg West Virginia filed with Great Northern Railroad for a warehouse site and spur track in the south end yards. The oil outfitting firm plans a sizable warehouse and later branch service for Willow Creek field, indicating growing local production confidence. EB A Durham of Petroleum Exploration Co is a director of the Parkersburg firm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willow Creek
Great Northern Railroad Company
Parkersburg ‘Nig and Reel Company
Parkersburg
West Virginia
Parkersburg Rig and Reel Co
Parkers Jburg Company
EB. A. Durham
Petroleum Exploration Company
Armistice Day to Feature National Song Service Across Nation
New York reports Armistice Day on November 11 will be celebrated with patriotic song services in schools churches clubs and even penitentiaries. The National Council of Women led by Mrs. Philip North Moore and Mrs. David A. Campbell established the program five years ago, with 50 million people expected to sing nationwide. Support comes from the American Legion the National Federation of Music Clubs and other civic groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
National Council of Women
Philip North Moore
National Song Service
David A. Campbell
Campbell
International Council
American Legion
National Federation of Music Clubs
The
Community Service
Bribery Proposal for Armament Cuts Circulated by Hopkins
A letter from J A H Hopkins of the Committee of Forty suggests that US spokesmen at the armament conference be authorized to offer to cancel France England and Italy debt in exchange for disarmament. The plan proposes that the US and Japanese delegation disarm collectively and cancel or reduce indebtedness in equal ratio, claiming it would ease tax budgets and financial pressure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
France
England
Italy
Harding
J. A. H. Hopkins
Committee of Forty-Light
Committee of Forty-Right
National Farmer-Labor Party
Mr. Hopkins
United States
America
Subscription Notice Reminds Readers of Past Dues
The notice urges subscribers to check their paper label for arrears and reminds that some have already paid or arranged extensions. It notes harvest delays and asks those in town to visit and settle balances when possible.
Family thanks for kindness after loss of wife and mother
The Miller family expresses sincere thanks to friends neighbors and the community for acts of kindness and sympathy shown during the illness and at the time of the death of wife and mother Robert Miller and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Miller
Foreclosures and Abstracts Filed in Local Civil Actions
The clerk reports several civil filings this week including Capital Trust & Savings Bank vs Philip H Parsons et al for foreclosure of mortgage. First State Bank of Bynum vs Edward Beach et al for foreclosure, plus cases against Tonis Nigrland Jo han Krame and W A O Neill for abstract of judgment. Deedrich Schilling and Lena Schilling appear for abstract of judgment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clerk of the Court
LB. M. Jacobson
Capital Trust & Savings Bank
Philip H. Parsons
First State Bank of Bynum
Edward Beach
Tonis Nigrland
Johan Krame
W. A. O’neil
Deedrich Schilling
Lena Schilling
Two Moons at Royal theater starring Buck Jones
Buck Jones, the daring William Fox cowboy star, is billed as the attraction at the Royal theater next Wednesday and Thursday for his newest picture Two Moons Adapted from Robert Welles Ritchie Wyoming cattle country feud tale the photoplay is said to offer the actor his greatest opportunity to win new admirers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buck Jones
William Fox
Royal Theater
Robert Welles Ritchie
Wyoming
Summer Fallow Yields Spur Countywide Hopeful Reports
Reports from Andrew Dale near Bole and Martin Gronberg show high summer fallow yields with Dale averaging 25 bushels per acre over 115 acres and Gronberg at 22½ bushels. Other county growers similarly report strong grain results despite a challenging season, signaling agricultural prospects for Teton County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Collins
Andrew Dale
Bole
Martin Gronberg
Mr. Dale
Teton County
Johnston Blakeslee Marriage at Great Falls
Maggie Helen Johnston daughter of James and Mrs Johnston of Dupuyer wed J R Blakeslee foreman of the Crossen ranch south of Choteau The couple will live at the Crossen ranch after October first following a short honeymoon trip to Montana points They are well known in the county with many friends hoping for their happiness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Falls
Maggie Helen Johnston
James Johnston
Dupuyer
J. R. Blakeslee
Crossen Ranch
Choteau
Blakeslee
Montana Points
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Oys
Public
Harry Benson
Conrad
Northwest
Herbert Chase
Highwood
Federal Reserve System
First National Bank
Fason
Minnie Quan Lot—Bozeman
Mirs
Sarah I. Morse
H. Carrier
Red Cross
Margaret Nagle
Dutton
Supply House
New Prospect
Committee of 48
Citizens State Bank
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