Death of Civil War veteran Jas Caldwell in Montana
Jas Caldwell 79 a Civil War veteran and longtime Montana resident died at Chateau hospital after pneumonia. He lived in Teton county 39 years and in Montana 44 years. Survived by two sons and a sister in California. Funeral at Catholic church with American Legion honors at Chateau cemetery.
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Chateau Hospital
Jas. Caldwell
Montana
Teton County
Mr. Caldwell
Caldwell
Michigan
California
Father Moroney
Chateau
American Legion
Teton Red Cross Board Raises Chapter Secretary Salary
The Teton county chapter American Red Cross executive board voted to raise secretary Miss Margaret Nagle’s pay from $50 to $75 per month. The action reflects the secretary’s full-time duties and time demands. J. C. Morgan was named chairman of the board.
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Teton Red Cross Executive Board
Teton County
American Red Cross
Court House
Chateau
Margaret Nagle
J. C. Morgan
Methodist Church Notes on War Era Services and Activities
Pastor T Strong outlines Sunday worship at 10 30 with sermon on An Essential Factor in the Program for Terminating War. Sunday school 11 30 Junior League 3 Epworth League 6 30 no evening preaching. Stewardship class Monday 7 30 Ladies Industrial Wednesday. Training class under Wayde Crawford Barclay First Standard Manual of Teacher Training. Epworth League hosted The Stream of Life last Friday. school board credited for lantern. Prof Ray praised. Installation of Epworth League officers Irene Cleary presiding slate inducted.
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Wade Crawford Barclay
Epworth League
Prof
Ray
Irene Cleary
Harriet Doege
William Burns
Bessie Cleary
Hazel Halladay
Hattie Spoelder
Arthur
Foot sought for Montana federal judgeship in lobbying push
Montana petitions circulated to President Harding and lawmakers urge Major L A Foot to be appointed as a second federal judge in the district. The drive notes his citizen and WWI service and argues the post should reflect American ideals and provide intelligent, conscientious service. Supporters anticipate a strong bid for the second seat if law increases judgeships.
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Montana
Major L. A. Foot
Chateau
Washington
Harding
Riddick and McCormick
Major Foot
Foot
Bourquin
Helena
Teton
Acaztha
The Wonder Man Featuring Carpentier at the Royal
Washington society greets Georges Carpentier in a Robert son Cole production as the mysterious stranger in a murder mystery set in diplomatic circles. The film follows thrilling episodes with a society belle and a dramatic courtroom sense, ending in victory aided by belief. Last showing tonight.
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Star of American
Washington
Georges Carpentier
Robertson-Cole
the Royal
Pendroy Church Service At Schoolhouse Sunday
Pendroy residents are invited to a preaching service at the Pendroy schoolhouse Sunday afternoon at 3 o clock led by Rev. Harry T. Stong.
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Pendroy
Pendroy School
Harry T. Stong
Brandon couple returns from Dayton visit
Mr and Mrs C J Brandon came back last Friday from Dayton Ohio where they had been visiting for several weeks.
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Mrs. C. J. Brandon
Dayton
Ohio
Mr. Brandon
Where Does Your Tax Money Go in Montana County
An article explains how a $100 tax payment in Chateau, Montana, is distributed among state funds, county services, schools, and bond interest. It notes that school costs dominate the tax spend and that county government expenses are a smaller share, urging taxpayers to study records and support reforms through associations.
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Hig
Chateau
Bridge Fund
T. C. High
Choteau
Montana
Teton County
Board of County Commissioners
Library notes thank donors and new shelf titles
The library committee expresses gratitude to Mrs. Chas. M. Russell of Great Falls for a generous donation of books and to Miss Belle Wallace and Sidney Carson. Recent arrivals on the shelves include numerous novels and works by Mantle Crawford London Dixon Wright Gar‑land Churchill Tracy Walton Ford Warner Reed Glasgow Bronte and many others.
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Chas. M. Russell
Great Falls
Belle Wallace
Sidney Carson
Gret
Beatrice Mantle
Rome
F. Marion Crawford
Jack London
Thomas Dixon Jr
Dan Mathews
Harold Bell Wright
Erminie Rives
Robert W. Chambers
Moountain Jlower
Hamlin Garland
Richard Carvel
Winston Churchill
Louis Tracy
Gordon Keith
Red Rock
Thomas Nelson Page
Michael O’halloran
Gene Stratton Porter
Anne Warner
Charles Alden Seltzer
Lillian Bell
G. Sidney Paternoster
David Grayson
Peter Sterling
Paul Leicester -Ford
Jeana
Eleanor Hoyt Brainerd
Sweet Clover
Clara Louise Burnham
Darkness
Lawrence Mott
the Missourian
Eugene P. Lysle, Jr
William Allen Dromgoole
Myrtle Reed
Old Church
Ellen Glasgow
I. R. Crockett
Charles Klein
Leonard Merrick
Mary Cary
Kate Langley Bosher
Calvert of
Strathore
Maurice Thompson
Ester
Lucy Chamberlain
Elizabeth
Dna ‘Browning
Mary J. Holmes
Teton Five Clinches Four Day Series Finale At Big Sandy
Teton Five defeated Big Sandy 9 to 7 in the last game of a four day traveling series. The tour included a 17-15 win at Fort Benton and losses at Chinook 19-7 Havre 26-8 with overall travel tiring the squad. Coach Harrington praised the trip for district tournament readiness. Frank Wiprud captained the squad with Wiprud Art Dow Hammond O Neil Jackson Oppie among the players.
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Chateau
Teton
Big Sandy
Fort Benton
Chouteau County
Chinook
Teton Boys
Havre
Harrington
Frank Wiprud
Art Wiprud
Ed Dow
Henry Hammond
Fred Anderson
Bert O'Neil
George Jackson
George Oppie
Civil Actions Filed in Teton County Courthouse
The week brought several civil suits filed with Clerk B. M. Jacobson. Actions include Teton County versus the Great Northern Railway and John Lenihan for damages, Amstel Mortgage Co. versus Thomas B. Falk et al for foreclosure, First National Bank of Chateau versus Chas. M. Odell et al for foreclosure, and Capital Trust & Savings Bank versus Porter Elwood et al for foreclosure.
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B. M. Jacobson
Teton County
Great Northern Railway
John Lenihan
Amstel Mortgage Co
Thomas B. Falk
First National Bank of Chateau
Chas. M. Odell
Capital Trust & Savings Bank
Porter Elwood
Great Falls Man Visits Choteau on Business
Nick Baatz of Great Falls traveled to Choteau as a business visitor yesterday.
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Nick Baatz
Great Falls
Choteau
Choteau Becomes Forest Service Headquarters Again
W B Willey announces April relocation of Lewis and Clark Forest Supervisor’s Office to Choteau with E H Myrick in charge and W M Rush as assistant. The Jefferson forest office remains in Great Falls. Space secured in the Larson Building for the new headquarters.
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W. B. Greely
U. S. Forester
Chateau
Lewis & Clark
E. H. Myrick
Kalispell
Farm Bureau Leaders Address Young Men's Club Dinner
Teton County Farm Bureau president H W L Stafford secretary J E K Hodgskiss and county agent Robert J Clarkson spoke on bureau work to members of a newly formed US club at a Chateau house dinner. Stafford cited state bureau activities Hodgskiss explained the national organization and Clarkson outlined local community roles in the movement. Ten members attended.
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H W. L. Stafford
Teton County
Farm Bureau
Choteau Scout Team Triumphs In Tight City Basketball Contest
The Choteau Scout basketball team defeated Fairfield High School 20 to 16 before 250 fans. Dean Crittenden starred for Fairfield, but the Scouts showed strong teamwork and speed, with five players contributing and no substitutions.
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Choteau Scout
Fairfield High School
Rev. Stong
Fairfield Huskies
Dean Crittenden
Fairfield
Crittenden
Scout Boys
Taylor
Johnson
Yeager
J. Dow
B. J. Packer
Old Timers Banquet Set at Woodmen Hall February 10
The Old Timers Banquet returns to Woodmen Hall on February 10 with entertainment and many committees listed including reception table door and music chairs. Eligible Teton county residents twenty years in county and twenty one on arrival should contact secretary Mrs. John A. Gleason for membership.
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Woodmen Hall
John A. Gleason
Teton County
Chas. McDonald
John Cashman
John R. Gleason
Em. D. Forrest
T. A. Smith
Wm. Chalmers
James Heighton
John Zimmerman
Mary Bair
Blanche M. Jacobson
C. S. McDonald
Chas. Crane
Jennie M. Green
Joe Baart
George Miller
Chas. Davis
Howard Higgins
Frank Salmond
Marion Shook
Lucy Dennis
C. W. Burns
Henry Radcliffe
J. W. Ward
J. R. Young
A. L. Halladay
St Stephen’s Church Posts Sermon Series and 1922 Meeting
Rev H E Bush preaches at 11:00 this Sunday on The Manifestation of Christ in National Life. Church School at noon Evening Prayer at 7:30. Schereschewsky club entertained at the Archibald home last Friday. Annual congregation meeting Monday with parish reports and officer elections for 1922. All interested citizens invited.
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ST. Stephen’s Church
H. E. Bush
Schereschewsky Club
E. G. Archibald
Lillian Archibald
St. Stephen's
Choteau City Team Dominates Conrad Basketeers
Choteau's city squad earned its second win of the season by routing a Conrad city team 36 to 13 on the local gym floor. Wm Hodgskiss led with four field goals while Scherrer and Forrest fueled the attack. Ogaard starred for Conrad.
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Choteau
Conrad
Chateau
Wm. Hodgskiss
Scherrer
Forrest
Ogaard
Nunemaker
Wilson
Jones
Burnett
Brion
Nevils
Choteau— _ Forrest
W. Hodgskiss
Connor
J. E. Hodgskiss
Jackson
B. I. Packer
Flax disposal notice from J. M. Baker Elevator Co
Farmers urged to haul flax to the elevators by February 5 1922 as all flax on hand will be shipped and buying will cease until fall J M Baker Elevator Co Rocky Mountain Elevator age 2 0-21
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J. M. Baker Elevator Co
Rocky Mountain
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