Teton County High School Graduates Forty in Class of 1923
The Teton County High School graduation marked by forty graduates, including the valedictorian Miss Margie Haugen and salutatorian Miss Ethel Haugen. Commencement featured Judge Cheadles Lewistown speech, diplomas by Edythe Saylor, and an alumni banquet with a junior prom at the Woodman hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton County
Ethel Haugen
Margie Haugen
Cheadis
Lewistown
R. F. Williamson
Judge Cheadle
Edythe Saylor
Board of Education
Woodman Hall
Williamson
Officials to Welcome GN Guests at City Banquet
General Superintendent W. R. Smith and Butte division head Fred Wear with Parker Veasey GN attorney will attend a commercial club banquet next Monday evening at the Glenloyd Hotel. President J. C. Morgan asks attendees to notify him or Secretary T. A. Meagher to reserve accommodations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. R. Smith
Fred Wear
Butte
Parker Veasey
Commercial Club
Glenloyd Hotel
J. C. Morgan
T. A. Meagher
Carter Oil picks site for well near Chateau
The Carter Oil Company selects the northeast corner of the northeast quarter of section 18 township 23 north range 4 west as the new well site. The land is part of the Chas Frost homestead. Timbers and derrick material have been unloaded at the site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carter Oil Company
Chateau
Section
Township 23
Chas Frost
Archibald Loads Casing for Giant Pet Ex Co Well
E G Archibald unloaded a car of casing at Flume early this week for the Giant Pet Ex Co project. Drilling will resume at the well as soon as the casing is set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. G
Archibald
Flume
Pet. Ex. Co
Gordon Campbell
Farmington
Kevin
Liberal renewals eyed for oil and gas permits U D S policy
Washington May 17 The General Land Office plans liberal renewal rules for oil and gas permits. Commissioner Spry requires renewals to show surety assent, explain the renewal reason, and include a corroborating affidavit from an unrelated person. Montana holders seek finance to continue drilling. Roy Yates and Edna May Allen were married at the Denton courthouse with Justice De Wiass presiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
General Land Office
William Spry
Leavitt
Spry
Montana
Roy Yates
Edna May Allen
Denton
Court House
Justice de Wiass
Dorothy Longmuir
M. G. Carver
Homestead extensions eyed for Fort Assinniboine entrymen
Washington reports that Fort Assinniboine Homestead entrymen may delay final payments up to one year after a ruling by Commissioner William Spry. Local offices will accept 30 day affidavits explaining hardship and expected payment dates, with cases sent to Washington for action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mooney
Fort Assinniboine Indian Reservation
William Spry
General Land Office
Scott Leavitt
Land Office
Spry
Havre Land Office
Washington
Congressman Leavitt
Commissioner Spry
National Forest
Forest Service
Dismantling of Chateau Mercantile Warehouse on Division Street
The Chateau Mercantiles old warehouse opposite the Montana Office on Division Street is being dismantled this week by F. E. Moore. The work is described as a notable improvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau Mercantiles
Division Street
Montanan
F. E. Moore
County Meeting Set To tidy Up Year’s Leftovers
County superintendent Edythe Saylor announces a Saturday meeting of the executive committee to clear up remaining year issues. The group aims to draft elementary plans for next year’s rural track meet, with members including Edythe Saylor and trustees Ed. R. Lee Robt Halpin Arnard Kerlonezo and J D Ray Robt Clarkson and Jack Sweat from Chateau.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edythe Saylor
Ed. R. Lee
Fairfield
Robt. Halpin
Bynum
Arnard Kerlonezo
Power
J. D. Ray
Robt
Clarkson
Jack Sweat
Chateau
Hirshberg’s Offers Extra Fine Shredded Coconut Bulk
Ad lists extra fine long shredded coconut bulk sold at 40 cents per pound by Hirshberg’s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hirshberg’s
Mogal Committee Interview on Irrigation Project Plans
A Great Falls meeting with Charles P. Williams of the U S Reclamation Service covered a proposed irrigation scheme on the Teton slope near Chateau. The commercial club delegates outlined landowner requests and said an application for using the Piskun reservoir will be filed. Williams noted he could not speak for the department and outlined steps for presenting the case, with engineers to verify details after application.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton Slope
Chateau
Commercial Club
Charles P. Williams
Denver
United States Reclamation Service
Great Falls
Phil I. Cole
T. O. Larson
James Eckford
Piskun
Williams
Local Notes Highlight Health Visitors and Visits Across Town
Choteau area notes cover pneumonia recoveries and illnesses including Sam Bozlee and P J Reed, with Joyce Kropp seriously ill near Brady. records show visitors from Califormia to Idaho, and local social events, school outings, and community gatherings at Agawam hotel and Spring Creek outing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Bozlee
Joyce Kropp
Paul Kropp
Brady
O. F. Schaefer
Chateau
O. Peterson
Choteau
Kate Gerich
Lorraine Schaefer
Ruth Barnes
Jack Reed
Jos. Lindseth
Teton County
Alf Wagnild
Pendray
Agawam Hotel
Mr. Wagnild
Danvers
Agawam
Spring Creek
Otto Schaefer
Shelby Plans Largest Camp Ground in Montana
The Shelby chamber of commerce plans an 80 acre camp site for 3 000 to 5 000 cars during the Dempsey Gibbons heavyweight bout in Shelby on July 4. The layout includes 30 foot square plots for cars and tents, water and showers, gas for cooking, and electrical lighting. Police, registration, sanitation, and a fence will protect the grounds, with a 50 cent daily car fee and free gas fuel. The camp sits east of the arena, about a 15 minute walk away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vishera
Dempsey Gibbons
Shelby
Shelby Chamber of Commerce
County Agents News Notes on Calcium Phosphate Feed Trial
Stockmen at the C W Burns ranch propose summer and fall experiments feeding calcium phosphate to cattle to reduce rheumatism and bone choking. County Agent Robert Clarkson orders 600 pounds for four local stockmen. Dr Howard Welch suggests improved nutrition could save feed and salt. Project partners include C W Cray James Peebles C W Burns and Frank Salmond. Spaying demonstration in Belleview district draws attendees with about forty five head processed and plans for more clinics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Burns Ranch
Howard Welch
Bozeman
Robert Clarkson
Welch
Tobe Belleview
John Burke Held After Refusal to Post Bond
Deserted by friends, Montana Stockmen's Assoc. president John Burke could not obtain bond for $10 after federal bench warrant for violation of migratory bird law. Deputy J. S. Marshal Sabre arrested him. Great Falls men including F R Van de Putte S S Ford and John Dawson declined to post bond. Burke released Thursday night and to appear before U S Commissioner W S Frary on Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Burke
Montana Stockmen’s Association
J. S
Sabre
Mr. Burke
Wardeg
Burke
Federal
Marshal Sabre
United States
W. S. Frary
Montana
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Teton Ultil
Tia Glado
AO Graduates
Henry Hammond
Clarence Lindseth
Harry Thompson
Lindseth
Alice Clearman
Ruth Rogers
Miss Clearman
Siegfried Schmidt
Wallace Klockler
Vetal Stone
Margaret Anderson
Ellen Hanson
Fred Anderson
Hillen Pearson
Litta Ferris
Ellen Pearson
Clara Pearson
Eleanor Lindseth
George Jackson
Harold Ludwig
Miss Heckel
Katherine Yeager
Miss Schimmelpreng
Helen Crittenden
Miss Reid
Miss Medley
Martha Evenson
Heckel Wendesdar
Ted
Skeet Kelly
Chas Rhoads
Diana Garwood
Mary Elizabeth Forrest
Miss Loganberry
Celelia Hutcheson
Ira Stone
Villian
Roy Wiprud
Jim Ryker
Henr Hammond
Mollie Machlin
Maybelle Anderson
Jubilee
John Lane
Mr. Man
Wallace Weaver
Henrietta Darby
War Della Redmond
Ted Hoagland
Elsie
Lucille Sturgeon
Senator McCorkle
Teton Orchestra
First National Bank
U. D. US
Mogal Committee
U. S
Roawam
Pete Laconette
Pendroy
Frank R. Ramsey
Fort Benton
Judge Ewing
P. J. Reed
Choteau Hospital
Otto Waynild
J. MacKenzie
California
Danny Mahar
Karl Morhart
Joe Wilson
Sand Coulee
Geo. Wright
M. Mancoronal
Otto Wagnild
Mary Truchot
J. W. Hentges
Sheboygan, Wis
Shelby Plas
C. W. Cray
James Peebles
C. W. Burns
Frank Salmond
Hirshbergs
Riends
Uosh
Citizens State Bank
Choteau, Montana
G. M. Coffey
P. H. Crossen
George F. Miller
Wm. Hodgskiss
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