Forest Service records fines for two Yaak River landholders
Sam Run yan and Joe Herbst of the Yaak River area in the Kootenai National Forest were found guilty of letting fire spread onto National Forest land. Judge Hubbard of Troy fined Run yan $30 and Herbst $31.50. Assistant Forest Supervisor Dwinnelle and Forest Ranger Sousley made the arrests. about 60 acres burned.
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Missoula
Sam Runyan
Joe Herbst
Yaak River
Kootenai National Forest
I National Forest
Hubbard
Troy
Mont
Dwinnelle
Forest
Sousley
Great Falls Man Pleads Guilty To Unsafe Camp Fire
W C Meinerding of 417 5th Street North Great Falls Montana pleaded guilty to building a camp fire in an unsafe place near Beaver Creek in Sun River Canyon on August 24. The fire was near a tree and extinguished by two women and a bystander fishman before causing major damage as wind pushed flames upward.
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W.C. Meinerding
5Th Street North
Great Falls
Montana
Beaver Creek
Sun River Canyon
Augusta
Monterra
Meinerdine
Rival druggist seeks Fairfield store takeover
A Loch Ness Montana pharmacist, in correspondence with The Times, offered to buy the Fairfield drug store from Dr. Place and move his Inverness shop to Fairfield. The proposed deal is, however, off under current circumstances.
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Fairfield
Place
Times
Inverness
Mont
the Times
Inviness
In Memoriam Lois Findlay
Lois Findlay died in an auto accident near Chateau on August 11 1924 at age fifteen. The community mourned with the family as relatives prepared for her funeral with flowers and sympathy notes. Mrs Ben Gilbert and Mrs M C Hoff of Vancouver arrived for the service while other visitors gathered nearby.
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Pendrey
Lois Findlay
Chateau
Lois
Loisa
Ben Gilbert
M. C. Hoff
Vancouver, B. C
Sulgrove Wins Nomination For District Judge
Election returns from Teton Toole Glacier and Pondera counties show James Sulgrove leading for district judge with 681 votes to Stephens 609 Shannon 526 Bullock 485 and Black 446 in the 19th Judicial District. Judge J J Greene had no opposition on the Democratic ticket.
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Teton
Toole
Glacier
Pondera
19Th Judicial District
James Sulgrove
Stephens
Shelby
Shannon
Cut Bank
Bullock
Walier
Black
J. J. Greene
Teton County Flower Show Opens with Dance and Prizes
The Chateau annual flower show debuts September 1 at the Legion Pavilion with two out of town judges, open to all Teton County growers. Exhibits must be in by 2 pm Monday. no viewing fee, lunch provided by serving committee. Admission for couples is $1, extras 25 cents per woman.
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Chateau
Legion
Teton County
Auto Accident Near Fairfield On Betts Hill Collision
A head on crash near Betts hill involved Ern est Krause and Sam Hughes returning from Great Falls. Krause’s wife and child were injured. Hughes also hurt, all taken to a Chateau hospital. Best day land prizes and flowers listed, with other contest results noted.
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Betts Hill
Ernest Krause
Sam Hughes
Fairfield
Forrest Cordell
Great Falls
Mr. Cordell
Hirshberg Family Returns From California Visit
Ri j Hirshberg and wife and son Lee and daughter Eva returned home to Chateau after a California trip. They stayed in Fairfield overnight and recalled visits to Los Angeles San Francisco and Santa Barbara where they swam daily. He noted Santa Barbara as a favored residence of wealthy Americans and mentioned W A Clark’s mansion among its million dollar estates. The climate was mildly constant year round.
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J. Hirshberg
Lee
Eva
California
Chateau
Fairfield
Hirshberg
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Santa Barbara
America
W. A. Clark
Local Socials and Election Notes From Farmington
Mrs Talif Hanson and children from Great Falls visit Oluf Lindseth and family in Farmington. Miss Hildegard Lindseth travels to Chicago to resume teaching. Primary election conducted with strong turnout. Home Mission Society auction and a cream luncheon followed. Local visits include Mr and Mrs E Dolalie and others at Davidson and Otness homes.
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Talif Hanson
Great Falls
Oluf Lindseth
Alice Cress m
John Edwards
Steve Lindseth
G. Seekins
Sunburst
Casper Peterson
H. Davidson
New Choteau Principal Arrives From Brookings
R. M. Axford, named principal of Choteau Public Schools, arrived Tuesday from Brookings South Dakota. He plans to open school next Tuesday and predicts a successful year. Axford comes highly endorsed by educational authorities.
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R. M. Axford
Choteau
Brookings
S.d
Mr. Axford
Mrs Hugo Hirshberg and Children Visit W Spoelder
Mrs Hugo Hirshberg and her children of Bynum spent last week visiting with W Spoelder of Bole, sharing time and hospitality during their stay.
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W. Spoelder
Gertrude
Hugo Hirshberg
Bynum
Bole
Card of Thanks for Harold Lindseth
We extend sincere thanks and gratitude for acts of kindness and the beautiful flowers during the illness and death of our son and brother Harold. Mr. and Mrs. Oluf Lindseth and family.
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Harold
Oluf Lindseth
Local Judge Nominee Praises Voters in Teton County
The Republican candidate for district judge expresses gratitude and vows to uphold honor and integrity pending future approval. He emphasizes clear commitment to voters and the office.
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Teton County
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Wicks
Forest Service News
Yaak
James. Sulgrove
First National Bank
U. S. Liberty Loan
AL Reserve Stem
Teton Gardner
Bozeman
Butte
Rex
Bob Abkooney
Ernest, Krause
Krause
Sunny South
Citizens State Bank
Choteau, Montana
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