School Notes and Classroom Updates at Conwrsn
Vacation begins December 22 for two weeks as teachers note staffing shortages hit Iowa, Missouri and surrounding states. New pupils Alive and Rose Kruck join eighth graders. Miss Nina Carey arrives from Iowa to lead Farmington. Rev and Mrs Logan visit, and the Athenian Literary Society plans debates and performances.
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Alive
Rose Kruck
Geo. Logan
Logan
Nina Carey
Farmington
Miss Carey
Iowa
Lenox
Towa
Auerbach
Boiled cider and oysters feature in Cho teau Merc notices
The item list highlights boiled cider fresh oysters velory sweet potatoes and cranberries tied to Cho teau Merc. company in a local trade snippet.
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Choteau Merc. Company
Political Returns Show Republican Lead in Statewide Vote
The officials tally the November results with Charles Pray leading for one seat by 8,410 over Walsh. Henry C. Smith defeats McClernan by similar margins. The initiative referendum amendment earns 25,374 to 6,616 against. Maury the socialist gains 4,589 for associate justice. County breakdowns list Gormley 26,729 Dixon 32,007 Walch 4,025 in Congress races.
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A.J. Galen
J.A. Rice
A.N. Youer
State Board of Vanvagsers
Charles N. Pray
Ese
J. Walsh
Henry C. Smith
Remibbean
J. B. McClernan
Chiderhead
Austin Gormley
Joseph M. Dixon
Joseph WH. Walch
Political returns show party splits in local race
W. L. Holloway, Republican 31 690 votes. Jere B. Leslie, Democrat 21 204 votes. Cameron, Socialist 0 60 percent. 2466.
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W. L. Holloway
Jere B. Leslie
Cameron
Blackfeet land bill reintroduced seeks surveys allotment and water right limits
Washington today Rep Disxor reintroduced a bill to survey the Blackfeet Reservation in Montana, allot lands, and open surplus lands to settlement. It bars water rights for 25 years, allows government land withdrawals for irrigation, and faces opposition from Senators Clark and Carter. The piece also notes emotional testimony from Dwyer about fear of execution and concern for his children.
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Washington
Representative Disxor
House
Committee On Indian Affairs
Blackfeet Indian
Montana
United States
Friends of National Irrigation
National Irrigation Fund
Clark
Carter
Dixon
Interior Department
Department
Dwyer Grieves for His Children in Death Sentence
Patsy Dwyer once a Great Falls saloonkeeper and gambler, now jailed in Reno awaiting execution for murder. He appeals for relief for his two children, saying his life is ruined and his parents would be shattered by the hanging.
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Inna
Roosevelt
Bryan
Falls
Lafollet
Clara Barton
Francis Willard
Earth
Washington
Jefferson
Lincoln
Dwyer
Patsy Dwyer
Great Falls
Goldfield
Nev
Reno
Reno Gazette
Pasty Dwyer
Willams
Nevada Central Railroad
Sheriff Murphy
Austin
Canada
Dwyers
O'Brien
Patsy McCuarran
Dennis
Supreme Court
District Court actions in Choteau first term docket
The District Court convened in Choteau on Tuesday for the first term. Cases include grand larceny and perjury dismissals, bail on burglary, numerous continuances and water-right suits, guardianship, and a divorce decree, with several demurrers overruled and 30 days to answer. Court adjournment expected next day.
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Chutesauast
Pew Court House
State of
Great Northern Railway
Choteau Mercantile Company
Kilravoo Co-Operative Canal Company
Alonzo Smith
Johntown
Madison Live Stock Company
Mary D. Osler
Conrad Investment Co
Blackleaf Land and Cattle Co
Kahn Bros
Wm. Hodgskiss
Julius Hirshberg
K. B. Cohoe
Cora B. Cohoe
Cohoe and
Wessell
Wessell Overruled; 30 Days Given To Answer the State of Montana Vs. K. K
Bert Kaplan
James Ross
Henry Beaupre
LT. A. Clark
Chateau
Lake Coulee
Coulee
Nick Baatz
D. Christen
School District No. 4
John Daley
Chicago Livestock Market Slips as Cattle Prices Fall
Chicago December 12 cattle receipts reach 82 000 with a market decline of about ten cents. Beefs cow and heifer values range from 1.65 to 5.15 with stockers and feeders at 2.40 to 4.50. Westerns fetch 3.90 to 5.75 while calves move 5.71 to 7.15. Sheep numbers total 28 000 with a steady market. sheep sell 5.90 to 5.50 and lambs around 9 to 8.00.
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Chicago
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Ding Chaotrau
C. H. Benton
Bath
U.S. Land OF High
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Conrad Building
Mont
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Hamilton Street
Choteau
DR. T. Brooks
O. A. Kence
John W. Shields, C. E
Notary Posric
A. C. Warner
4. S. Commissioner and Victory
Chotrhau
Choteau Aerie
Wraternal Order of Eagles
VrHos. Thompson
W. P
Tos. Brooks
Ss. O. Huseth
Grrar Fars
Monorana
V. M. Pyatt
Modtivna
J. J. Daley
Farmingtoep
T. A. Smith
Soo Son
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E. PB. Conwrsn
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Chaois
Missouris
Dupuyer
Miss Wage
Athenian Literary Society
Soviety
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Violet Lestrade
Helen Cowell
Beate Adah Shields
Flora Stillman
Alice Satre
Hazel Brown
Clinton Stillman
Helen Muzzy Soo
Reds Glee Club
Archie Monroe
David Shields
Ruby Hodgskiss
Sallie Graves
Lornzo Jefferson Song
Cecon Es
Martin Read
Lila Armatrong
Abel David Shields
Reid Jones
Christian Monroe
Reading
Prof
Conwell
Mavle Zimmerman Bong
Acs
Fas Glee Club
Hester Jameson
Harold Luther
Ursula Hodgskiss Sone
David Shielde
Vivian Connor
Harold Tauber
Absociate Justice
Congress
McAller- Smith Nan Maury
Beaverhead
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Chouteau
Custer
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Fergus
Flathead
Gallatin
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Madison
Meagher Missoula
Yellowstone
Congres
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Teton
Valley
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Ig Il Custer
Dawson de
Seghed
Park
Rosebud Silver Bow
Sweetgrass
Sanders
Butte
Contrraysway Dixon
Blackfeet Indian Reservation
the District Court
Chicago Livestock Market
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