Attorney General to Speak at Commercial Club Meeting
Wellington D. Rankin, state attorney general, will address the Glen Joyd Hotel gathering Tuesday at 7:00. He will cover general interest topics and explain the Helena rate hearing ongoing for some time. Members should submit names to club secretary T. A. Meagher or J. C. Morgan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Morgan
Commercial Club
Wellington
D. Rankin
Glen- Joyd
Helena
T. A. Méagher
Mr.Morgan
A Gawam Notes Warm Weather Roundup
Local notes recount social visits and travel by residents including Paul Haugen A. R. Thompson F. R. Ramsey Jimmie Barnes Bernard Wilson and families plus outings along the Teton River and fishing successes. People visited Choteau Shelby Great Falls and the California location with several attending summer school and shopping.
Will Drill In Gilman Town Of Gilman
President E L Stratton and head driller John Lang of the well near Gilman attended to drilling matters in Chateau. The standard rig and equipment are ready to move once the geologist locates the site. Lang plans two wells and says drilling should start within three weeks to a month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. L. Stratton
John Lang
Gilman
Chateau
Pecos
Texas
Great Northern Hopes Grasshopper Poisoning Along Tracks
Efforts aim to have the Great Northern Railway apply grasshopper poison along its right of way across the state to curb the pest this year. The claim states hoppers are thickest along the tracks and adjacent land cannot be freed without railway company backing, a move that could aid ranchers nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Northern Railway
Wild Honey to Play at the Royal Theater
Priscilla Dean stars in Wild Honey a Universal adaptation of Cynthia Stockley novel The film billed as Miss Deans most thrilling melodrama will screen at the Royal Theater Monday and Tuesday Cited as a bigger thriller than Outside the Law Redemption and Conflict from her prior photodramas.
Local Visitors Reported in Town and Road Repairs Noted
Mrs. Frank Ramsey shopped in Chateau on Tuesday. Ray Duncan of California Co. called in Great Falls earlier in the week. Ray R. Swift of Montana Elevator Company headquartered Lewistown and J. F. Babcock traveling auditor visited Tuesday. Tom McGlenn of Chateau was in town Tuesday. Agawam residents praised nearby county road repairs. Jake Kirsch returned from Great Falls Wednesday. Bernard Nelson fractured his right wrist cranking a tractor Thursday and was taken to Chateau by J. Barnes. A small twister northwest of town Tuesday damaged barns owned by Otto Wagnild and A. M. Rongstad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Ramsey
Ray Duncan
The
California Co
Great Falls
Ray R. Swift
Montana Elevator Company
Lewistown
J. F. Babcock
Tom McGlenn
Chateau
Agawam
Jake Kirsch
Bernard Nelson
J. Barnes
Otto Wagnild
A. M. Rongstad
Delinquent Tax Law Adjudicated in Plentywood Court
Judge Bur ton ruled the new delinquent tax law constitutional after Emma Onstad sued Sheridan county over paying delinquent taxes with seven percent interest instead of monthly penalties. County Treasurer Olson had rejected seven percent interest, prompting the suit to recover excess charges. The ruling affects many delinquent taxpayers and could lead to an appeal to the Montana Supreme Court for a final decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plentywood
Burton
Supreme Court
W C T U Inter County Bounty Meeting At Chateau
W C T U inter county bounty meeting scheduled for Chateau on June 28 1923. Four counties Teton Pondera Cascade and Glacier will gather at 11 am for a park lunch then assemble at the M and M church by 1 pm for an afternoon program. Noted speakers including state president Mrs J E Cocks Missoula and state corresponding secretary Mrs P H Haynes Great Falls will attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton
Pondera
Glacier
Cascade County
Chateau
Park
J. E. Cocks
Missoula
P. H. Haynes
Great Falls
Miss Schuster and Satter Wed in Great Falls Home
Miss Adeline B. Schuster and M. C. Satter of Bynum were married Tuesday evening at the home of Justice P. J. Shields in Great Falls. Rae Bailey and Cathryne Shields witnessed the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adeline B. Schuster
M. C. Satter
Bynum
Great Falls
P. J. Shields
Rae Bailey
Cathryne Shields
Warren bound over in grand larceny case
Charles Arthur Warren charged with grand larceny is bound over to district court by Justice J. E. DeHaas. It is alleged he broke into a trunk owned by Oscar Germundson and took clothing. Bond set at 500 dollars, furnished by F. E. Moore and John Leithead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Arthur Warren
Te District Court
J. E. DeHaas
Warren
Oscar Germundson
F. E. Moore
John Leithead
Local Artist Draws Bronc for Shelby Rodeo Program
Joe deYong visiting Chas Russell in Great Falls has completed a bronc drawing for the Shelby rodeo official program. Thirty thousand programs will be printed featuring the artwork.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe deYong
Russell
Great Falls
Oil surveying crews near Ed wards Jones gadser by Bynum
Mid West Gypsy and Pet Ex oil firms deploy surveying crews around the Ed wards Jones gadser area near Bynum. Local crews map the vicinity as exploration continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mid-West
Gypsy
Pet. Ex
Edwards-Jones
Gadser
Bynum
Passer at Bynum Holds Up in Very Pleasing Shape
Gas flow from Edwards-Jones well near Bynum remains steady with five inches penetration in the sand. A Braden block on 12 inch casing vents gas to the cook house for daily use. Derrick move expected once headquarters approves new site about 440 yards east or near the present gasser. Geologists note 310 feet depth is unusually shallow for gas wells and company remains optimistic amid regional activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bynum
Cook House
Four Hurt In Biplane Crash At Livingston
Livingston June 12 Loy Molumby state commander of the American Legion and promoter of the Dempsey Gibbons fight and three others were injured when a seven passenger plane hit a telephone pole during takeoff from a muddy field near the ball park. Pilot Earl Vance escaped with a cut chin while Molumby and the others suffered serious injuries. Lane a hardware dealer from Lewistown and James Johnson Jr son of Shelby mayor had fractured ribs internal injuries and multiple fractures respectively. Lane stated he would finish the trip by train, fearing takeoffs and landings though not flying.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Livingston
Vance
Ball Park
Lane
Morning Worship and Vacation Bible School Outreach
The notice under Pastor Harry T. Stong invites worshipers to 10 30 am service and 8 pm evening service, with Sunday School at 11 30 am. Vacation Bible School runs 9 30 am to noon daily except Saturday. 20 attend now and all children are welcome free of charge. Fourth quarterly conference set for the last Saturday in June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry T. Stong
County Agents News Notes On Grasshopper Poisoning Campaigns
Grasshopper poisoning campaigns are active as farmers mix arsenic preparations. Reports claim higher purity arsenic yields better results than last year. Wet weather may slow hopper movement into wheat. additional poison ordered for the season. County commissioners set insect pest levy at three quarters of a mill to cover arsenic and banana oil. Early delegates named for the Chateau Woman’s Camp July 23 to 26 include Mrs B G Zeigler and Mrs E L Jones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau
Bole
B. G. Zeigler
L. Jones
St Stephen's Church Rev H E Bush Service Reminder
Sunday services listed at 11:00 a m Divine Worship and 12:00 m Church School. Annual Sunday school picnic planned for next week with all members required to attend on Sunday the 17th. Encourages regular church attendance reflecting Jesus' habit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Stephen’s Church
H. E. Bush
Jesus
Choteau
Beloved Father Honored with Thanks for Kindness
Message of gratitude from Mrs. Belle Lindseth and family for acts of kindness and floral donations at the death of their father and husband. Bargains in furniture Hirshberg's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belle Lindseth
Hirshberg’s
Valier Male Chorus Delights Friday Audience
Chateau music lovers heard the Valier Male Quartet supported by the Ladies Chorus give a fine program at the Methodist church. The crowd filled the church and applauded often as songs like Smilin Through and the Road to Mandalay drew repeated encores from the strong local talent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau
Valier
Mandalay
Walier
Farmington Social Roundup and School News
Fred Hanson Charles Otness Vivienne Nasser and Howard Hamson attended Spokane College and returned home last week. Ruth Andrews visited the Hynes ranch. The Clieve Dumendson Brokxe and Rose families from Great Falls stayed with the Otdaern home. Summer school trips to Dillon for Martha Chalmers Dorothy Lindseth Ruth Andrews. Reservoir work completed. Camp Fire girls camped at Chas Davis grove. Born last Thursday a baby girl to Mr and Mrs Leslie Bush.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Hanson
Charles Otness
Vivienne Nasser
Howard Hamson
Spokane College
Ruth Andrews
Yank Hynes Ranch
Peter Clieve
M.s. Chas
Dum Endson
John Brokxe
Great Falls
Rose of
Brouiv
O Ftdaern
Alva Kieffer
Ladies’ Aid Society
J. J. Otnmess
Martha Chalmers
Dorothy Lindseth
Dillon
Bill Swanbeck
Josephine Hynes
Spokane
Otness
Farmers
Chateau
Farmington
Chas. Davis Grove
O. Lindseeth
B. Lindseth
Hougland
Steve Lindseth
Kensus
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Paul Haugen
A. R. Thompson
Conrad
F. R. Ramsey
Shelby
Kevin
Nick Garich
O. F. Schaefer
Wm. Doyle
Jimmie Barnes
Bernard Wilson
Teton River
Jimmie
George Wright
Sam Boysley
Rupert Boutilier
California
Val Garick
Salina Wick
Nick
Harley Tolifson
Porter Beach
M. Boutilier
California Company
Otto’s—Waynild
Schaefer
Mary Truchot
Olaf Wagnild
G. Monkman
Gordon, Jr
Will
G. N
First National Bank
Ieral
Eegey
District Court OF
Sheridan County
W. C.T. U. Inter. Bounty
Pondera, Glacier, Cascade and
J. E. Cashman
Tri- County
Braden
Muddy Field
Methodist Church
Womarn
Farmington News
Leslie Bush
Citizens State Bank
Choteau, Montana
G. M. Coffey
P. H. Crossen
George EF. Miller
Wm. Hodgskiss
James Eckford
Safe Banking
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