Farmington Notes on Weddings and Community News
Farmington reports J. W. Fleenor and family plan a move to South Dakota after a year at the H. A. Lowman place. Miss Hildegarde Lindseth leaves for Lewistown for summer teaching school. A schoolhouse dance drew a large crowd with the Chateau orchestra. Multiple local visits, travels, and exams are noted along with shrine meetings in Helena and Portland involving I. S. Martine and Major L. A. Foot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Fleenor
South Dakota
H. A. Lowman
Hildegarde Lindseth
Lewistown
Chateau
Ellen Dolalie
Bole
Bertha Haugen
Mable Hanson
Great Falls
N. P. League
Lars Nasser
Deaconess
H. C. Nyhus
Wisconsin
Passmores
Luther Schnee
Relding
Geren
Barret
K. R. Smith
Lola
Virgil Barnhart
I. S. Martine
Teton County
L. A. Foot
Helena
Adjudged Insane Boy Sent to Warm Springs Asylum
Arthur Teubert ten year old son of August Tieubert formerly of Fairfield County was adjudged insane Wednesday in the county court and committed to the Insane Asylum at Warm Springs Montana at state expense. His mother is dead and his father is missing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Teubert
August Tieubert
Fairfield Country
Chas. P. Crane
Warm Springs
Montana
Young Tubert
Attorney Sulgrove Heads to California to Bring Family Home
Attorney James Sulgrove left early in the week for California to accompany his wife Mrs. Sulgrove and their children home after several weeks in that state. They expect to return to Choteau about July 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Sulgrove
California
Too Much Johnson comes to Royal Theatre Sunday
Byrant Washburn plays Billings in a new Paramount Artcraft film directed by Donald Crisp. The Harassed family man escapes to a sea trip where no one complains but the gulls. Lois Wil appears in the cast as the affair in this light comedy screened in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billings
Byrant Washburn
Johnson
Royal Theatre
Paramount Artcraft
Donald Crisp
Lois Wil
Teton League Forms In Choteau With Local Officers
Mrs L A Jenkin state field director of the League of Women Voters visited Choteau this week to organize a Teton County league. Officers named include Chairman Mrs Stanley Foot Vice Chair Mrs T O Larson Secretary Mrs A Norman Treasurer Mrs E J Hirshberg and committee chairs for Social Hygiene Child Welfare Food Supply and Demand Protection of Women in Industry American Citizenship Civil Status of Women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. A. Jenkin
First Ave. N
Great Falls
Montana
League of Woman Voters
Choteau
N Nmber
Athe Choteau Ladies
Teton County
Stanley Foot
T. O. Larson
A. Norman
E. J Hirshberg
H. T. Rhoads
A. Hirshberg
L. A. Foot
Women In Industry
E. J. Crary
H. W
Frank Hawley Returns After Second World War Enlistment
Frank Hawley son of John Hawley of this city returned early this week from San Francisco after completing his second enlistment with the U S army He serves in the medical department and likely will re enlist in the same branch He looks well and appears to have had good care during his service with Uncle Sam
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Hawley
John Hawley
San Francisco
U. S. Army
Medical Department
Sam
Harding Wins Nomination at Republican Convention
Warren G. Harding of Ohio secured the Republican presidential nomination after nine ballots at the Chicago convention. Calvin Coolidge of Massachusetts was chosen as running mate, replacing Harding backers’ preferred Irvine Lenroot. Indiana’s Hays was re-elected as RNC chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Warren G. Harding
U. S
Ohio
Calvin Coolidge
Massachusetts
Irvine Lenroot
Wisconsin
H. Hays
Indiana
Republican National Committee
Choral Society Organized In Chateau Under Keyes
About twenty musically inclined residents met at the public school and formed a singing society led by Professor R. A. Keyes of Great Falls who will make weekly trips to Chateau to direct and drill. Otis Melion is vice president and A. B. Guthrie the secretary and treasurer. A committee will collect the initial monthly fee to fund six weeks to two months of work before a vacation. If successful, sessions resume in fall to aid musical improvement and community singing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. A. Keyes
Great Falls
Chateauer
Keyes
Fairfield
Chateau
Canings and Cherries At Reduced Rates At Hirshberg's
Advertising line notes lower prices for caning cherries at Hirshberg's with a rate of 25 cents per pound or less, inviting customers to leave their orders at a discount.
Sheriff Seizes Two Stills in Teton County Raid
The Teton county sheriff’s force raided two stills during the week. One was on a ranch between Bynum and Agawam with mash and some liquor seized. owner and still not yet caught. The other was near Chateau on the old A B Jones ranch, run by Bill Martin who denies involvement. several barrels of mash and some hooch taken for trial evidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton County
Bynum
Agawam
A. B. Jones
Chateau
Bill Martin
The
Law
U. S
Sugar Beet Web Worms Warn County Agent Sees Threats
County agent Robert Clarkson reports that sugar beet web worms are the current moth problem, not cutworms. They threaten gardens, with infection expected within two weeks, and a second peak late July to early August. Deep fall plowing helps. migration occurs when feed is scarce. Attorney Freeman and Frary from Great Falls visit Chateau amid reports of showers and rough roads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Clarkson
Teton County
James W. Freeman
W. S. Frary
Great Falls
Chateau
Eighth graders win diplomas for high school entrance
Mervyn Lloyd of Pine Ridge School tops the county with the highest average in the recent eighth grade exams. Helen Gorham and Uriel Andrews follow close for county honors, with Norman Lloyd noted as a county winner last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Dow
Walter Dow
Bessie Cleary
Earl Wiggins
Arthur Ramsey
Helen Innes
Ariel Andrews
Searles Andrews
George Archibald
Helen Gorham
Jack Rose
Daniel Pridham
Arn Stone
Marguerite McDonald
Pearl Sandberg
Ruby Sandberg
William Upman
Barrett Collier
Esther White
Choteau
Lucille Hitchcock
Virgil Hitchcock
Thelma Fitzgerald
Marguerite Bremer
Bynum
Thomas McFarland
Lowry
Grace Anderson
Chateau
Mervyn Lloyd
Pine Ridge
Uriel Andrews
Norman Lloyd
Civil Cases Filed Across Multiple Foreclosures and Divorces
Foreclosures and a divorce action were filed June 10 to June 17 in various cases. John F. Sinclair & Co. seek foreclosure against multiple defendants including banks and individuals. Overly Land and Mortgage Co. targets Mathias and Susanna Krettler. First State Bank of St. Joseph sues Whitacre and others plus St. Anthony & Dakota Elevator Co. and Teton County. Hazel Kleiv seeks divorce from Ole S. Kleiv. Alfred C. Mueller pursues foreclosure against Marion and Ellen Shook and Arthur D. Johnson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John F. Sinclair & Co
Charles Quimby
Stephen Quimby
Paul S. Briggs
First State Bank of Bynum
Pondera Valley State Bank of
Conrad
Montana
C. M. Woods
Overly Land and Mortgage Co
Mathias Krettler
Susanna Krettler
Threshers School Program At Cha teau
The Threshers school program at Cha teau on June 29 and 30, 1920, lists sessions on threshing methods. Topics include object of school, development of threshers, fundamental operations, threshing alfalfa and clover, feeder and cutter, separating grain and chaf, and the threshermen’s association both county and state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau
Threshermen's Association
Threshermen’s Association
Mrs Delaney Granted A Divorce In Teton County Court
In district court Judge John J. Greene awarded Mrs Delaney a decree of divorce to Frances Delaney versus Thomas Delaney on Thursday June 10. Classified notice offers sale items including curtain stretchers, oil lamps, carpet sweeper, filing cases and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court of
Teton County
John J. Greene
Delaney
Frances Delaney
Thomas Delaney
Church Notices At First M E Church
Morning worship at 10 30. Sunday school at 11 30. Epworth League to oversee evening service with The Voyage of Life readings music and songs. League business Friday. social Saturday on Mr Sulgrove s lawn to aid Epworth delegates to Wolf Creek July 6 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E. Church
Harry T. Stong
Epworth League
Mark
James Robison
League
Sulgrove
Wolf Creek
Celebration and Picnic at Yeager School House
A large picnic and celebration will be held seven miles west of Chateau at the Yeager school house on Monday July 5 1920. Events include horse and foot races sack races high jumps and other sports with cash prizes. Dancing in the afternoon and evening with two five piece orchestras. Everything free except dancing. bring baskets and join neighbors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yeager
Chateau
Divorce sought by Stephen J Doyle against Edna Doyle in Cascade County
A divorce suit was filed in Cascade County district court by Stephen J Doyle against Edna Doyle last week. The Dol yes, prominent in Teton County, had a complaint withdrawn by their attorneys O Leary and Doyle. The charges remain unclear though rumored to be sensational in nature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephen J. Doyle
Edna Doyle
District Court
Cascade County
Doyle
Teton County
O’leary & Doyle
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Farmington News
Roy R. Sabins
Olga Brock
Dupuyer
Teton League of Woman Voters
Federal Reserve Banks
Federal Reserve System
First National Bank
Sen
W. G. Harding
Wood
Lowden Eeveeee
Harding Weneeeas
Hoover Weeeeensne
Poindexter
Sproule Seaneee Aeneees
Butler Coolidge
Pritchard
Sutherland
la Follette Enee
Anderson SN
Johnson Cene
Gronna Eee
Hercetes
Hirshberg
Thresher’s
Yeager School
Citizens State Bank OF
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