Red Cross Elects Officers At Teton Chapter Meeting
At the Teton county chapter American Red Cross gathering Miss Margaret Nagle was re-elected secretary and executive officer. New officers include E. N. Haugen as chairman and Oren R. Nelson as vice chairman with A. H. Doughty as treasurer. An extensive list of executive board members from various towns was announced and the first official board meeting date was set for Tuesday evening January 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton County
American Red Cross
Margaret Nagle
E.N. Haugen
Oren R. Nelson
A. H. Doughty
J. G. Morgan
W. H.gorham
Collins
M. Sullivan
Lake Basin
A. M. Rongstad
Agawam
Roy McNeal
Blackleaf
Wm. T. Crawford
T. IL. Gan
G. B. Plummer
Plummerton
Miss Nagle
Rebekahs Install Officers At Chateau Lodge Hall
Last Friday at the Con nor hall the Queen Rebekah lodge of Chateau installed officers for the coming term. Officers include N G Sarah Logan Vo G Ida Schnee Sec Cora M Mellon Treas Irma Parker Warden Mrs Von Schrilt Conduct ress Annie Halladay R S N G Inga Crane L S N G Mary Monk man R S V G Genevieve Clarkson L S V G Jennie Green I G Elsie Price O G Marian Davis Chaplain May Ragland Pianist Anna Halladay district deputy and S A McPhee district deputy grand master. Refreshments served by Mesdames Logan Davis Mellon and Miss Gladys Martine. brief talks followed.
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Connor Hall
Queen Rebekah Lodge
Chateau
Sarah Logan
N. G
Ida Schnee
Vo. G
Cora M. Mellon
Sec
Irma Parker
Treas
Gladys Martine
Mrs. von Schrilt
Annie Halladay
Inga Crane
Mary Monkman
Genevieve Clarkson
Jennie Green
I. G
Elsie Price
O. G
Marian Davis
May Ragland
Anna Halladay
S. A. McPhee
Mesdames Logan
Davis
Mellon
Agriculture class tests milk and debates immigration policy
The agriculture class tested milk last week while the debate team of Myrle Trescott Alva Larson and Bernice Andrews argued for an immigration exclusion law. Boys beat Conrad 35 to 10 while the girls lost 22 to 11. A post game dance followed. Fresh basketball faces eighth graders Wednesday. Cooking girls served class dinner Friday with Mr Williamson as guest. Red Cross stencil work continues in typewriting class. Dormitory adds three new grade school boarders and plans a demerit system. Sheriff I S Martine left Wednesday for Helena on brief business.
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Augusta
United States
Myrle Trescott
Alva Larson
Bernice Andrews
Conrad
Williamson
Red Cross
Last Legion Lyceum Night Promises Witty New Zealand Speaker
Mrs. John J. Greene travels to California for health reasons for two months. The final Legion Lyceum program will be held at the high school auditorium on Tuesday evening January 17 featuring Wherahiko Rawei of New Zealand delivering a witty, engaging lecture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. Greene
California
Legion Lyceum
Wherahiko Rawei
New Zealand
Rawei
Edythe Saylor
Chateau Hospital
Program Outlined for 1922 Field Meet
A suggested plan for a county field meet at Cha teau on April 21 or 28 1922 for Teton County grade schools. Four event limit per contestant ribbons and medals awarded. divisions by age and gender with many short dashes and field events listed.
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Chateau
Teton County
Forest Office May Return to Choteau From Great Falls
Rumor says the government forest office moved to Great Falls two years ago may revert to Choteau. Augusta residents push to keep it, circulating a petition among stockmen. A Saturday meeting of forest service personnel in Chateau will vote on recommendations.
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Choteau
Government Forest Office
Great Falls
Forest Service
Augusta
Chateau
Teton
Methodist Church Notes and Upcoming Conference
Sunday school at 11:30 and meetings through the week led by Pastor Harry T. Stone. A Great Falls district Methodist conference is planned for January 18–20 at the First Methodist Episcopal church, with Chateau represented. A pledge campaign and Epworth League film show on January 20 are announced, with returns via the church treasurer.
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Haworth
Wm. Burns
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Great Falls
Chateau
Olive Butchart
Epworth League
Sale of 320 Acre Ranch West of Chateau
Ss T Wiprud reports the sale of a large 320 acre dry land ranch known as the George Corwin place west of Chateau to George I Thompson. The consideration is not stated. The deal closed Monday and the purchaser will take immediate possession.
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Ss. T. Wiprud
Chateau
George I. Thompson
George Corwin
Grade School Notes Highlight Student Activities
The eighth grade boys play freshmen after school on Wednesday and the eighth grade girls meet the freshmen girls the same afternoon. A January 16 picture show titled Scouting for Washington costs 25 cents. Students Jwennyn and Edith Burch return to school while Imogene and Eawin Butcher transfer to Bynum. Sixth graders mail progress pins with twenty five drills. Third grade had best attendance last month and may skate Wednesday or Thursday. First grade teacher was absent and Bernice Andrews covered. An eighth grade spelling contest against the eleventh grade ended in a tie on a single word.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Jwennyn
Edith Burch
Imogene
Eawin Butcher
Chateau
Bynum
Armer
Lucile Morgan
Patsy Fridham
Jeanne Malmin
Ralph, White
Morris Moore
Alice Haugen
Mary Sulgrove
Eva Hirshberg
Blanche Bennetson
Dorothy Dunn
Clinton Core
Francis Yeager
Bernice Andrews
Local Woman Arrives From California to Visit Ill Father in Choteau
Miss Kate Wallenstein travels from California to Choteau where her father John Wallenstein lies ill with pneumonia at the local hospital. The visit follows her winter stay on the West Coast.
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Kate Wallenstein
Choteau
California
John Wallenstein
Choteau Hospital
Choteau to Host Great Falls In Saturday Basketball Clash
On Saturday January 14 at eight o’clock the Chateau town team meets a Great Falls squad of Murphy Maclay Company employees in the high school gym. The independent state title contenders from Great Falls seek the scalp of Choteau. Admission 50 cents adults 25 cents children. A dance with Choteau orchestra follows the game.
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Chateau Town
Great Falls
Murphy-Maclay Company
Choteau
Theodore Roosevelt sermon urges church attendance nine points
The sermon at Stephen's Church advocates regular churchgoing citing nine reasons from duty to community and personal growth. It emphasizes service, Bible reading, hymn singing, neighborly contact, and faith shown by works. Also reports infant death of John Smith and a man released after alleged insanity, tied to a moonshine incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephen’s Church
Protestant Episcopal
H. &. Bush
Theodore Roosevelt
Teton Boys Over Conrad 35 10 In Local Double Header
Teton boys beat Conrad 35 to 10 while Conrad girls shut out by 22 to 11. Hammond led the Teton boys with 15 points and Dow, Wipsud, Jackson added six each. Conrad girls and boys assignments show top scorers and lineups. Coach Harrington optimistic about upcoming four game trip through Belt Fort Benton Chinook Havre Big Sandy.
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Conrad
Teton
Hammond
Teton Boys
Ed Dow
Art Wiprud
George Jackson
Conrad— Wachsor
Neville
Waldron
Gyullin
W. Earhart
Bogard
J. IE. Hodgskiss
Belt
Fort Benton
Chinook
Havre
Big Sandy
Harrington
Local Notices and Community Briefs From The City
Short items report shopping deals at Hirshberg’s with 16 bars of Polar White soap for 1.00 and 8 loaves of bread for 0.26. S. T. Wiprud visits Great Falls for business, local church services and Lyceum plans next week, hospital progress for Edythe Saylor, and meetings of Ladies’ Industrial and K P lodge notes. Officials Webb ill, deputy Innes covering duties. 1922 jury list drawn for court consideration.
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Hirshberg’s
Hirshberg
S. T. Wiprud
Great Falls
Ladies’ Industrial
M. I
John A. Gleason
Tom Olson
Fairfield
K. P. Lodge
Hodgskiss Hall
John Wallenstein
Chateau Hospital
W. H. Webb
Court House
James S. Innes
Charles P. Crane
Board of County Commissioners
Jesse L. Gleason
A. C. Warner
Montana State Fair likely to fade from fall plans
The Montana governor Dixon faces opposition as the board of examiners moves to cut state fair funds. Officials in Helena and Teton county support his stance, while critics warn the 1922 exposition may be a fizzle if expenses rise. Some argue suspension for a year could spare state finances.
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Joseph N
Montana
Board of
Helena
Dixon
Rankin
Board of Examiners
Civil Actions Filed This Week in Foreclosures and Divorces
The office of clerk B. M. Jacobson reports actions including J N O Tuttle vs Cecil D Yeager foreclosure of mortgage Carrie B Luther vs I S Martine sheriff and First State Bank of Stockett conversion Charles F Cole vs John A Trester foreclosure of mortgage and Jennie Read vs Bret H Read divorce.
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B. M. Jacobson
J . N. O. Tuttle
Cecil D
Jesse B. Yeager
Carrie B. Luther
I. S. Martine
Teton County
First State Bank of
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Rebekahs Install
Forest Office
Methodist Church
Harry T. Stone
First National Bank
Federal Reserve Bank
Ember Ikral
Kenneth Rose
Chateau Lodge No. 11
Connor Building
G. F
Choteau Orchestra
John Smith
Harry T. Stong
James Cobell
Bird Ranch
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