Judge Rules On Seizure Of Liquor Stock In In Rem Case
Judge John J. Green conducts hearings in rem over seizures made by Special Officer Van Wert at the Gold Leaf Star and Powling Inn on April 30. The court rules that stock of goods not specifically named in the liquor law is not appurtenant to violations and must be returned. Liquor related items remain seized pending further order due to ownership and mortgage issues.
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van Wert
Gold Leaf Star
Powling Inn
John J
Bert J. Packer
Supreme Court
Green
Camp Fire Girls Honor Teton High Graduates
At the guardian home the Potowatomie Camp Fire girls hosted a celebration for the class of 22 graduates from Teton High. Guests included Bernice Andrews Myrna Mae Cole Harriet Doege and Alva Larson. Ruth Andrews gave a toast and the graduates gave responses followed by a talk by Mrs. P S Cole. A council fire concluded with Myrna Mae Cole Harriet Doege Ethel Hau gen Hazel Halladay and Bernice Andrews earning torch bearer's rank and Helen Innes earning Fire Maker's rank.
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Camp Fire
Teton High
Potowatomie Camp
Bernice Andrews
Myrna Mae Cole
Harriet Doege
Alva Larson
Ruth Andrews
P. S. Cole
Visit to Burke and Taylor Sheep Camp Near Reservoir
Last Sunday afternoon in company with Martin Vigen and D Stewart, a scribe visited the sheep camp of Burke and Taylor near the reservoir site. Murdick MedT.20d, superintendent of operations, greeted the party and cordial hospitality followed a general inspection. A sumptuous repast was prepared by Frank McCabe of Chateau, a chef well known in the region. The trip left the party feeling life is worth living after all.
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Martin Vigen
D. Stewart
Burke & Taylor
Reservoir
Murdick
Montana
Frank McCabe
Chateau
Bynum Herald
American Legion Play on Decoration Day at High School
Decoration Day program features the American Legion presentation The Gold Mine a three act Nat Goodwin production staged by local talent under Mrs J I Cain with cast including Silas Woolcott Gerald Riordan George Foxwood Julius Krebs and Miss Una Foxwood No reserved seats. arrive early to avoid the rush.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
Nat Goodwin
J. I. Cain
Silas J. Woolcott
A. B. Guthrie Gerald Riordan
A. K. Dalbey
Everard Foxwood
Bert I. Packer
George Foxwood
Henry Hammond Julius Krebs
Stanley R. Foot Wihisod
Dewey H. Steele
Meredith
A. B. Guthrie
Una Foxwood
Alva Larson
Vandevast
J. I, Cain
Oil pool plans discussed by Farmington farmers
A gathering of Farmington farmers last Sunday organized an oil pool and is in touch with geologist Campbell who is expected to visit soon. Local families enjoyed picnics and school pupils prepare for next year while several residents visited relatives and attended events.
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Steve Lindseth
O. Lindseth
Farmington
Campbell
R. Bruce
Fairfield
East Farmington
J. J. Otness
Pete Otness
Hanson
Dolalie
Lenora Harbaugh
Manda Lindseth
Chateau
C. Lindseth
Wiprud
Seekins
Farmers Cooperative Elevator
Great Falls
Fast
Card of Thanks for Kindness and Funeral Support
We express sincere thanks to friends and neighbors for kindness and sympathy during illness and at the death of our wife and mother. Appreciation for floral offerings and for those who assisted at the funeral. Wm Hodgskiss and family names listed.
Bynum Irrigation District Bonds Assured Sale Set
A San Francisco bond house bids to provide 1 000 000 dollars in bonds for the Bynum Irrigation district with three houses sharing a third each. Sale set for July 6 at 10 a m, assuring water for 30 000 acres in Teton county in 1923. The district, owned by A K Prescott and A N Holter, aims to irrigate and attract settlers with an expanded reservoir capacity and new canals.
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Bynum Irrigation District
San Francisco
Bullock
Phil S. Cole
Teton County
District Corporation
A. K. Prescott
A. N. Holter
Helena
Bynum
S. B. Robbins
Fort Shaw
Spring Seeding Nears Completion Amid Favorable Weather
Farmers report a busy period due to recent workable weather, with soil conditions excellent for seeding. Wheat is growing strongly after two weeks, grass and crops show a rich green, insects scarce, and optimism grows for bumper yields despite a late spring.
Methodist Church Notes and Memorial Day Reflection
Morning worship at 10 30 with Sunday School at 11 30 Epworth League 7 pm and Evening Worship 8 pm Teacher Training Tuesday 9 am Mid Week prayer Wednesday 1 pm. Memorial Day crosses in Flanders and Calvary cross theme. duty to defend principles and advance the cause of Christ. Farmington notice Reverend Harry T Stong to preach in the Farmington school house Sunday 3 pm with cordial welcome.
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Methodist Chuch
Harry T. Stong
Epworth League
Flanders
Lord Jesus
Farmington
County Agents News Notes on Grasshoppers and Seed Crops
Reports indicate a grasshopper outbreak may occur on Burton beach as many eggs were found there. Farmers should watch for early hatching and join a planned community effort to control the pests, with a meeting to organize a committee. Also notes on cut worms and certified seed keeping quality with Avey Larson's potatoes showing sturdier stored seed than stock seed.
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Burton
Avey Larson
Chotexu
Boys’ and Girls’ Potato Club
Elsie Ferguson Plays Lisa Parsinova in Footlights
Elsie Ferguson appears as Lisa Parsinova in Footlights at the Royal Theatre next Wednesday and Thursday. John S. Robertson directs a fencing scene rehearsed six times for accuracy with Reginald Denny opposite the star. The piece highlights strenuous scenes and strong supporting players.
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Elsie Ferguson
Lisa Parsinova
Rita Weiman
Royal Theatre
Paramount
Miss Ferguson
John S. Robertson
Reginald Denny
Reiquam Crane Married at Great Falls Home
Last Sunday in Great Falls Miss Tessie Crane daughter of County Commissioner C P Crane and William Reiquam wed at the groom's sister Ella Reiquam's residence 509 5th Ave South The Rev W E Loper officiated Both families are well known in Chateau The bride a 1921 graduate of Teton County High School will reside with her husband in Chateau where he has served as deputy sheriff before entering the Republican primary race The Montana community sends best wishes for prosperity and happiness.
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Great Falls
Tessie Crane
C. P. Crane
William Reiquam
Ella Reiquam
5Th Ave. South
Montana
W. E. Loper
Congregational Church
Teton County High School
Collins
Chateau Needs a Baseball Team This Year
The notice urges Chateau to form a baseball team amid signs of improving times. It notes neighboring towns fielding teams and calls on community members to get involved and organize quickly.
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Chateau
Public health clinic in Choteau to examine area children
The public health clinic for Choteau will be held on Wednesday May 31 to examine children from Choteau and nearby schools. Those seeking examination or operation should report at the high school dormitory on Tuesday night May 30. Dr. H. T. Rhoads operated on 28 Power district children this week with 25 tonsil cases.
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Choteau
Fairfield
Bole
East Fairfield
Bleeker
Central
Graves Johnson
Dale
Lake Basin
Red Cross
Tuberculosis Association
Board of Health
Rockers Charged After Rock Throwing Near Gilman
Filmer and Cyrus Austin ranchers near Gilman were brought to Cho teau by Sheriff Martine on the 19th. They were charged with assault in the third degree after J H Doolittle said rocks were thrown at him. They pled guilty and were fined 100 dollars plus costs totaling 2790 dollars.
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Filmer
Cyrus Austin
Gilman
Choteau
Martine
J. H. Doolittle
Magee
Ferris
Oil finds at Vaughn deepen Kevin field prospects near Campbell sands
Keystone Oil Syndicate drills near Vaughn as casing begins at about 875 feet on the Little Muddy structure. A trapped sulphur water layer was found at the Kootenai sands base, with oil showing on top of the water. The water rise reached 590 feet and will be cased off. Early development is expected as the drill nears the producing horizons in the Kevin field area.
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Campbell Sands
Keystone Oil Syndicate
Vaughn
Kootenai Sands
Kevin Field
Sweet Grass Arch
Kootenai
Campbell Well
Kevin
Death to dandelions hailed as lawn boon by UW experts
The University of Wisconsin touts a new dandelion killer using iron sulfate or green vitriol. A spray mix of two pounds per gallon covers 860 square feet and requires three applications yearly in May June and fall with lawn fertilization as a supplement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Wisconsin
Story Hour at Library for Children
Saturday at 3 o clock a story hour for children from kindergarten to fifth grade will be held in the Bair building library rooms. Mrs W W Smith will oversee the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kindergarden
Bair Building
W. W. Smith
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Judge
Otoge
Hart and
Thompson
Potowatomie Camp Fire Girls
Farmington New
Wm. Hodgskiss
J. E. Hodgskiss
W. L. Hodgskiss
Roy Hagen Grant H. Hodgskiss
Federal Reserve System
First National Bank
Congress
Cansorr
PUG
Wold Health Clinic
Nevotone
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