Fergus county gun club shoot results and trophies
High shooter for the day was C. A. Cowell with Chas S. McDonald second and J. E. Johnson fourth. Low averages belonged to W. E. Howard A. C. Burbank M. H. Bevans and James Eckford. Parsons won the Teton county championship event No. 5 after a shoot off with McDonald. E. G. Harris won the Eckford free-for-all cup in event No. 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fergus County
C. A. Cowell
Chas. S. McDonald
J. E. Johnson
W. E. Howard
A. C. Burbank
M. H. Bevans
James Eckford
Flanagan
Cowell
Teton
Parsons
McDonald
Eckford
E. G. Harris
Chateau Gun Club
C. L. Parsons
Straw
C L Flanagan
Li Parsoms
E Johnson
A Cowell
Enon Emrenenserares
Hayden
HBOS
I Howard
Curtis
O Pond
R Sturgeon
Ray Kingsbury
C J B Stephens
Geo Sears
O Larson
St Paul Boosters Visit Chateau With Minnesota Band
More than a hundred boosters and the Minnesota State band visited Chateau on Friday evening last week. The party traveled in a thirteen car special train and stayed over an hour meeting local residents. Prominent Great Falls business men joined the excursion, which drew a large station turnout and left Choteau welcoming the visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnesota
Chateau
St. Paul
Chateau-Bynum
Boosters
Choteau
Great Falls
Civil suits filed in district court July filings
Montana Oil Company sues John Brackley by attachment filed July 15. Boorman Power Lumber and Implement Company sues John D. Lorenzen filed July 21. Teton Co-Operative Reservoir Company sues Charles Krofft and Krofft his wife for right of way filed July 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana Oil Company
John Brackley
Boorman-Power Lumber and Implement Company
John D. Lorenzen
Teton Co-Operative Reservoir Co
Charles Krofft
Kirschwing Files as Democratic Congressional Candidate
Joseph Kirschwing of Great Falls enters the race for Congress on the Democratic ticket in Helena on July 21. He backs the party platform and aims to improve conditions for children farmers and labor. Equal rights to all special privileges to none he asks as a ballot slogan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
Joseph Kirschwing
Great Falls
Congress
Wedding Guests and School Notes From Burton Beach
Mrs. H R Thompson visited Mrs. Brock at the old W H Franklin ranch. Sunday school drew a large crowd at Burton school. Rev Hall delivered an inspiring sermon to a mostly young congregation, with plans for his August 6 visit. The community gathers for lessons, lunches, and plans for a new hall. Catherine Hughes, daughter of Justice Hughes, distinguished herself in school, while Mrs Sleeth and sister visit. The program honored teachers and students, stressing national unity and duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. R. Thompson
Brock
W. H. Franklin Ranch
Burton School
Hall
A. P. Reiding
M. M. Roof
Southend Circle
Catherine Hughes
Justice Hughes
L. McDonald Sleeth
Sleeth
K. G. McLean
America
Henry Hasson
Anton Holm
John Olstad
John Bjork
Register by July 29 for August primaries in Teton Slope
Voters in Teton Slope are reminded that Saturday July 29 is the last day to register for the August primaries. Registration closes at 5 pm. Voters will choose governor and president, local officials, and weigh the prohibition issue. Community notes cover visits, roadwork, family events, and local gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Bote
Katherine Hartney
Dupuyer
Bozeman
John Olstad
North South road across Blackfeet Reservation debated
Great Falls Commercial Club directors proposed a conference between Cascade and Teton counties to pursue a north south road across the Blackfeet reservation. The plan would run from Great Falls through Chateau Dupuyer and Bynum to Browning, pending a survey and Indian Office approval. W H George said $300 was spent on surveying and the Good Roads association will help host and arrange the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blackfeet
Great Falls
Glacier Park
Chateau
Dupuyer and
Bynum
Browning
Teton County
Washington
Neihart-White Sulphur Springs
W. H. George
Cascade County Good Roads Association
National Cathedral School Flag Day Exercises
At the June 5 1916 ceremony in Washington D C Justice Hughes spoke at the National Cathedral School a prize flag was awarded to Isabel Ringelhaupt and Marguerite Wiese for highest scholarship. The address praised thorough training, democracy, and disciplined intelligence guiding free institutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Cathedral School
Justice Hughes
Washington, D. C
Isabel Ringelhaupt
Marguerite Wiese
Justice C. E. Hughes
Postcard Sends Greeting to Friends in the West
A postal card from Sam D. Crawford directs his Montanan correspondent to Alexander North Dakota care of Alexander Drug Co. The note asks that his best regards be conveyed to friends in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam D. Crawford
Alexander
N. D
Alexander Drug Co
Fairfield Beats Chateau In Tight County Showdown
Fairfield edged Chateau 4 to 3 in a Sunday game at the county seat. Archie Goins of Great Falls pitched for Chateau but Fairfield connected for timely hits, thrilling a large crowd with a closely fought contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairfield
Milwaukee Railway
Archie Goins
Great Falls
Chateau
Milwaukee Rail Line Progress to Fairfield Aug Start
Resident Engineer A W Cress says Milwaukee trains will run on rails to Fairfield by early August after resurfacing to Fairfield and completion of bridges from Great Falls to the Teton river near Chateau. The new bridge features a 60 foot steel girder span on pil ing piers with 160 feet of piling approaches. Full completion requires three weeks once girders arrive with the track on the bridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. Cress
Bole
Milwaukee
Fairfield
Great Falls
Teton River
Chateau
Also Mentioned on This Page
St. Paul Boosters
District Court
Kirschwing
Burton Beach News
John Roof
Mrs. Smith
Cal Binford
Teton Slope
S. P. Cornish
Sexton Show Company
Gerrit Janszen
W. E. Johnson
S. T. Ranch
A. Steensmu
Chateau Hospital
Irene Jnes
Florene Thunpvson
Missouri
Martin Hanson
Joseph Armburger
Mesdames McElmee
Armstrong
Joseph Hirshberg
Julius Hirshberg
Hirshberg Brothers
Choteau, Montana
Milwaukee News
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