Teton High Teams Fall To Great Falls And Fergus County
Teton High suffered defeats on the road last Friday and Saturday, losing 30 to 10 at Great Falls and 20 to 13 at Lewistown. Despite rough play, the team earned respect as the only squad to score on Great Falls on their home floor. Speakers Bertram Guthrie and Harold Forest praised the generous hospitality, and Mr. Dietrich recounted team conduct. The article notes upcoming Fergus County High School plans and school activities including library story hours and new hot lunches served by domestic science students Esther Clearman and Mabel Breiman.
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Teéton
Great Falls
Fergis County
Lewistown
Lange
Fergus ‘County
Bertram Guthrie
Harold’ Forest
Dietrich
Teton High
Péegah- Ageries
Graspmar
Érades
Kiplings
Agnes Higgins
Ruth
John “Standish
Esther
Clearman
Mabel
Breiman
Public School Party Sparks Candid School Board Remark
A public school party at Guild hall ended with teachers disavowing responsibility for student events. Officials note outside encouragement failed and several youths attempted to break in during the festivities. Lincoln's birthday program planned. visitors Mrs Halladay and Mrs Lane greeted 7th and 8th graders.
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Billy Blossom ‘Tubbs
Queenie Shel‘ba Tubbs
Clingie Vine
Minerva Molly Pennypacker Tubbs
Chateau
Guild Hall
Fred Gewald
Francis Suiste
Halladay
Lane
Railroads to Launch State Advertising for Settlers
L J Brocker immigration agent for the Northern Pacific will direct a district meeting with Charles Dol Greenfield and Representative James Griffin to discuss U S Department of Agriculture and railroad ad campaign. They will review advertising plans to attract settlers and homemakers to Montana and other states.
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U. S. Railroad Administration
L. J.*brocker
Northern’ Pacific Railway Company
Montana
Charles Dol. Greenfield
James Griffin
Blaine County
U. S. Department’ of Agriculture
Railroad Administration
Greenfield
Ewith
Griffin
Mont
Pendrey assault case ends with a $25 fine
Nearly a hundred residents gathered in Chateau on Monday for the trial of Pendrey locals charged with assault on Sam McLaren. Principal defendant Larry Dermick changed to guilty and was fined $25 plus costs. Remaining defendants were dismissed for lack of evidence.
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Pendrey
Chateau
Sam McLaren
IV Cain
Larry Dermick
Sourit
Magee
Wilson Defends League of Nations in Paris Meeting
President Wilson addressed a full conference in Paris urging a permanent settlement and a continuous league of nations. He said the eye of nations must never slumber and that the peoples’ wishes, not governments, should guide peace. He called Americans crusaders for a just cause in a world changed by war.
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Paris
Jeague
Talians
Dent Wilson
Cvidney
Wilson
League of Nations
League
Power Morgan Managers Hold Three Day Convention in Choteau
Beginning today and lasting three days the Power Morgan branch managers gather at the Grenloyd hotel for their annual convention. They will be hosted by Power Morgan's Choteau office and share ideas and solve business problems. Attending managers include Buell Roll Bynim C J Brandon Power A F Belzer Gilman J R Mills Simms Donald Davies Fairfield B H McCarty Chateau and Guy Jamesson representing Motor Mart.
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Power Morgan
Grenloyd
Power-Morgan
Choteau
Buell Roll
Bynim
C. J. Brandon
Power
A. F. Belzer
Gilman
J. R. Mills
Simms
Donald Davies
Fairfield
B. H. McCarty
Chateau
Guy Jameson
The
Motor Mart
St Stephen's Mission Notes Epiphany Sunday
Sunday observances note no church services but Sunday school at noon Rev Li F P Haley will conduct services at the Episcopal church in Valier.
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Haley
Episcopal Church
Va‘lier
The Bluffer at Royal Theatre Opens Friday
The Bluffer stars June Elvidge and Wallace Duncan with Sybil Van Norden in a tale of a mismatched marriage driven by money. Irving Cummings and Frank Mayo also appear alongside George MacQuarrie and Muriel Ostriche in this World Pictures feature written by Clara S Beranger. The production offers an elaborate setting and brisk pacing, promising strong entertainment for local audiences.
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New
June Elvidge
Wallace Duncan
Sybil van
Norden
Irving Cummings
Frank Mayo
Royal Theater
Miss
Equity Farmers Build Huge Elevator at Astoria Port
Members of the Montana Union of the American Society of Equity sign a contract for a 2,000,000 bushel terminal elevator to be built at the Port of Astoria, Oregon. The site has 600 feet of water frontage and 3,000 feet depth, with backing from the Equity National Society and Equity Cooperative Exchange. Western wheat shipments may save Montana growers money as the project seeks favorable rates per ton mile.
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Montana Union
American Society of Equity
Equity Farmers
Farmers ‘of Montana
Palate
Warrenton
Oregon
Great Northern
Northern Pacific
Burlington
State Union
National Society of Equity
Equity Co-operative Exchange
St. Paul
Astoria
Columbia River
Pacific
North America
Montana
Columbia
Seattle
Choteau Boy Awarded Croix de Guerre
The Butte Miner reports Roger A. Burrell a Choteau native who left Butte in 1917 joined French ambulance sections and earned the Croix de Guerre for bravery. He rose from private to first lieutenant and participated in major WWI battles, including duties during King George V's reception in Paris where he led an American unit in military honors.
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Burrell
Butte ‘Miner
Sint
Roger A. Burrell
Butte
Fie
George of England
Paris
Dutton Dedicates Service Flag in Sunday Ceremony
Attorney John J. Greene spoke at a Dutton service flag dedication held Sunday. The flag bore 127 blue stars 5 silver stars and 5 gold stars for local soldiers marked wounded or killed in action. Dr Sweat presided on the draft board audience sang Star Spangled Banner with Sheriff Core ad and Mar tine in attendance.
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John J. Greene
Dutton
Hin
G. C. Core Ad
Martine
Heart of Gold to Please Everyone at Royal Theater
The World Pictures drama Heart of Gold stars Louise Huff and Johnny Hines and debuts Friday February 7 at the Royal theater. The film is described as interesting and charming with human interest and humor, and well suited to the leads. Nearby farmers report active work and a hopeful crop outlook for next year in Bynum.
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New ‘World
Louise Ee “Huff
Johnny Hines
New World
Louise Huff
Royal Theater
Miss Hutt
Mr. Hines
Bynum
W. Grooms
Muské
Bynum Herald
Want Montan ans For Marine Want Montan ans For Marine
Governor Stewart cites the United States Shipping Board list opening 2000 merchant marine recruit spots. Ages 18 to 35 may enlist with wages from 565 to 76 dollars monthly and board. Recruits sign to serve one year and may advance to higher ratings. Apprentices to supply future merchant marine officers for Montana. Official enrolling agents listed for Teton County include Chateau, Core, McCullough’s Pharmacy, Rexall. Valier Starbuck Drug Co.
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Stewart
United States Shipping Board
Atlantic
Pacific
Merchant Marine
Shipping Board
Merchant ‘Marine Service
War Department Orders Stay Soldiers Until Civil Work Found
The War Department orders no man be discharged until he can obtain civilian employment. Sec Baker directs retention of temporarily kept soldiers, with families of married soldiers continuing to receive government allowances. The policy aims to curb unemployment and support demobilization and storage tasks.
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War Department
Baker
Unit 1
War, Department
Victor Steele Reports Army Duty in Germany
Victor Steele writes from Germany with the army of occupation. He and two fellow doughboys are quartered with a German family and treated courteously. He has traveled since November 26 through northeastern France Luxembourg and a 150 mile Moselle river hike. He expects to be home within months.
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Vic
Steele
Germany
Army of Occupation
Victor
France
Luxemburg
Moselle
Red Cross Shipments Reported From Local Auxiliaries
The local chapter lists incoming goods from multiple auxiliaries including Farmington Agawam Cut Bank and Ledgerwood. Items include socks sweaters petticoats dresses wash cloths quilts beds shirts and hand towels along with donated afghan and stationery.
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Red Cross
Farmington
Imanuel Aid, Power
Dutton
Agawam
Pendroy
Brady
Spring Valley
Plummerton
Ledgerwood
C. H. Higgins
Verna Higgins
Fairfield Bench Farmers Meet With Reclamation Officials
At the Central school house a large group of Fairfield area farmers met reclamation officials led by project manager Mr Ayers and project engineer Mr Williams. Mr Bengiman will supervise the Fairfield district. Water is expected for irrigation of 25 000 acres by June first with rental handling until final cost figures are set.
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Central School House
Fairfield
Ayers
Williams
Bengiman
Civil Actions Filed in Week Ended January 20
Civil docket lists several actions filed with Clerk Jacobson including Richard Sherwood versus H C Woller et al on contract, Paulus Schilling versus C A Ladenburger to quiet title, Great Northern R R Co v Teton County Town of Cut Bank and A B Guthrie county treasurer for damages, H J McGregor v OW C Betts et al appeal, Ole Ring versus Montana Western Land Co foreclosure, H A Weinrich v Montana State Bank of Valier foreclosure, and Jacob Banden and wife versus All Persons to quiet title.
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Jacobson
Richard Sherwood
H. C. Wollert
Paulus Schilling
C. A. Laden‘burger
Great Northern R. R.co
Teton County
Cut Bank
A. B. Guthrie
H. J. McGregor
OW. C. Betts
Justice Court
Ole ‘Ring
Montana-Western Land Co
H. A. Weinrich
Montana ‘State Bank of Valier
Jacob Banden
All Persons
Boy Left Home in Dupuyer Mont
A 13 year old boy Ben Gross left his Dupuyer Montana home on June 30. He is tall for his age with dark hair grey eyes and wears a corduroy coat brown blanket lined overalls German socks and rubber shoes. He rode a buckskin horse branded K5 and is missing with a reward offered for information.
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Ben Gross
Dupuyer
H. J. Gross
Mont
Bolsheviks Read Wilson Turin Speech For Workers Rights
Russian Bolsheviks interpret President Wilson's Turin speech as a push for workers' rights, seeing it as a message directed at their movement. The Washington Post frames the remark as a note on international labor concerns.
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Wilson
Turin
Washington Post
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First National ‘Bank
Choteau, Montana
Manue
ST. Stephen's Mission
Uncle’Sam
Victor Steele
Fairfield Bench
Reclamation
Citizens State Bank
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