Dutton Voters Plan Political Meeting on Tax Issues
Residents of Dutton plan a public meeting to discuss tax measures and issues that split the last legislative assembly. Senator T. O. Larson and Dr. H. T. Rhoads are to appear, with debate possible, to help voters understand platforms before the July primary. The event is set for Saturday evening July 15.
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Acantha
Dutton
Legislative Assembly
T. O. Larson
Teton County
H. T. Rhoads
Dixon
Rhoads
Larson
Mionday
Great Falls Clerks Invited to Annual Picnic at Choteau
J C Morgan president of the Choteau Commercial Club invites the Great Falls Retail Clerks Union to hold their August picnic in Choteau. The Woman's Club provides park headquarters and the Legion pavilion may be used for a dance. Several hundred clerks typically attend from Great Falls and nearby towns.
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Great Falls
Choteau
Chateau
Legion Boys
Morgan
Chateau Ladies
Montana voters to decide on pari mutuels restoring betting
Helena July 10 People of Montana will vote in the fall on reviving pari mutuel wagering at state and county fairs. Backers filed petitions showing 26 or 28 counties complete and well beyond the 14 869 names required for ballot placement. Petition drives continued as the July 10 deadline approached.
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Helena
Montana
Stewart
Story Hour At Library For Children This Saturday
Woman's Club invites children up to 12 to Saturday story hour at 3 pm. The committee warns attendance must rise or the hour will be discontinued. Stories planned include The Blue Bird and Hansel and Gretel.
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Blue Bird
Hansel and
Gretel
Heavy Rain Saves Crops Across Teton County
Rainfall totaling 2.20 inches from Friday night to Sunday night soaked the county, saving dryland grain crops after three weeks of drought. Readings show widespread coverage with heavier-than-government totals at Chateau, and some hail in the north caused minimal damage. Cooperative Observer Robert Clarkson reported 1.16 inches from 5 PM Saturday to 5 PM Sunday, the heaviest 24 hour fall of 1922.
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Teton
Chateau
Co-operative
Robert Clarkson
Record Breaking Eight Grade Diploma Recipients Named
In Tet an county the highest averages earned by diploma recipients are listed with names such as Helen Morgan Verna Upman Marion Soutchart Charlotte Looney and Eloise Campbell. Of April seventh grade top geogra phy student William Roulston leads county results while Herbert Ludwig and Hazel Upman posted top history and physiology scores. A total of 95 diplomas were issued with 32 May failures slated to receive August diplomas after completing missing credits.
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Tetan
Thos
Helen Morgan
Verna Upman
Marion Soutchart
Charlotte Looney
Eloise Campbell
William Roulston
Herbert Ludwig
Spring Valley
Hazel Upman
Chateau
Willian Archibald
Tiwncille Baker
Marion Butchart
Louise Cleary
Norma Doege
Dorothy Franklin
Vloyd Green
Avon Larson
Charlotte Loooney
Margaret Monre
Helen Pike
Frances Pridham
Carl Rees
Kenneth Rose
Tacie Salmond
Gertrude Snoelder
Tom Winvrud
John Yeager
Ruth Yeager
Irving Gray
Anna Alzheimer
Verna Me
Laverne Rauman
Fay Fitzgerald
Leiv Ingebrigtsen
Kathryn Tempel
Clifford Walker
Elmer Beck
Edith Best
Clifford Stansberry
Eleanor Taylor
Clarence Bjork
Itzy Mhuidekoner
Lydia Larson
Okla Newman
Miles Standish
Violet Newman
Olaf Butcher
Beatrice DeRusha
Oliver Evenson
Florence Gamble
Dorothy Fox
Lloyd V. Weiser
Howard Connole
Inez Dawson
Evvie Dolalie
Oliver Hanson
Helen Lindseth
Vivienne Nassett
William Eastwood
Helen Genger
Wagner Boe
Dean Crittenden
Bennie Chalmers
Wm, Willis
Dorothy Willis
Frank Thompson
Thorvald Johnson
Anna Johnson
Edna Weber
Sheridan Erickson
Kathryn Oliver
Ruth Geren
Glen Bliss
Arthur Pearson
Ernest King
Lena Reed
Earl D. Reed
Freeman Satterwhite
Aloysius Toeckes
Amelia Vedas
Wm. Golder
Kenneth Wise
Ralph Wright
Old Settlers Picnic At Lyon's Grove Next Sunday
The Oldest Settlers and families will hold their annual picnic Sunday July 16 at Lyon's Grove on Spring Creek with a 11 AM gathering at T A Smith's. Bring baskets. ball game and amusements planned. last year's event was lively and this aims to surpass it.
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Lyon’s Grove
Spring Creek
T. A. Smith’s
Installations Tie Odd Fellows and Rebekahs in Joint Ceremony
Chateau Lodge No. 11 I O O F and Queen Rebekah Lodge held a joint installation for the July to January term. New officers included Mary Monkman N G and May Ragland L S N G among Rebekahs, and J Harold Stephens N G and Lecy W E Logan as O D Fellows. Following ceremonies, attendees enjoyed dancing cards and midnight refreshments.
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Chateau Lodge No. 11
Queen Rebekah Lodge
Rebekahs
Mary Monkman
N. G
Marion Davis
V. G
R. R. Mellon
Secy
Cora Bitting
Treas
Alberta von Schrilt
May Clark
A. C. Burbank
C. H. Ferris
Lecy
W. BE. Logan
L. G. Passmore
R.S.N. G
S. T. Wirrud
John T. Ragland
S. A. McPhee. Chan
Carl E. Carlson
R. S
C. H
Chairs Filled For Coming Term By Pythian Sisters
Pythian Sisters met at the K of P hall Tuesday evening and installed officers for the coming term. Mrs H B Ashworth was named P C with Mrs Cc J B Stephens M E C and others including Mrs E A Cleland EF S and Mrs W E Howard E J. A social hour and refreshments followed.
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Pythian
K. of P. Hall
H. B. Ashworth
P. C
Cc. J. B. Stephens
E. A. Cleland
EF. S
W. E. Howard
E. J
C. E. Trescott
Gay Franklin
Mellon Attends Pharmacists Convention in Great Falls
R. R. Mellon participated in the pharmacists convention held in Great Falls this week, joining peers from across the region for discussions and presentations.
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R. R. Mellon
Pharmacists
Great Falls
Teton Taxable Property Value Cuts Five Million
Official county assessor figures show Teton county total taxable property value dropping to 1 305 987.00 in 1922 from 24 866 099.00 in 1921 a fall of 5 500 112.00 A main factor is a land value decrease of 3 913 574.00 with decreases also in improvements livestock and other property while securities and bank balances rise.
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Jesse L. Gleason
Teton County
Accident board head Glad Hands Choteau Voters
Colonel Jerome G. Locke chair of the Industrial Accident Board spent Monday night and Tuesday in Choteau handling compensation claims while passing out campaign cards. A Dixon appointee on a salary around 8500000 a year he tours the state to attend to claims and promote his bid for the Republican nomination for Congress in the Second Montana District. His visit offered no evidence of his campaign or any samples of Oil of Salts.
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Jerome G. Locke
Industrial Accident Board
Tuesde
Choteau
Locke
Dixon
Secord
Montana
Jerry
Big Butte Items Highlight Fourth of July Visits
Mr and Mrs Frank Miller and daughter Maurine from Dry Yorks visited H B Ashworth on the Fourth. George Cook left Monday for the Boys Camp at Fort Assiniboine. Mrs H B Ashworth returned from Pendray with Miss Mildred Mansfield for Independence Day. Ernest Ames made a business visit to the Wm Cook home Saturday.
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Frank Miller
Maurine
Dry Yorks
H. B. Ashworth
George Cook
Fort Assiniboine
Pendray
Mildred Mansfield
Pendroy
Ernest Ames
Wm. Cook
Foreclosures and local notices in Chateau weekly civil docket
Civil actions filed include foreclosures of mortgages by The Citizens State Bank of Cho Yeauve and BE J Lander & Co. against Hubert Earnhardt Ole Nordhagen and Geo F Gollehon. Local notices report appointments, resignations, travel, and events from July with discussions on city water systems and a democracy of community happenings.
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B. M. Jacobson
Citizens State Bank of
Cho Yeauve
Alvin Holm
BE. J. Lander & Co
Hubert Earnhardt
Ole M. Nordhagen
EF. FP
F. Gollehon
Capital Trust & Savings Bank
Chas. Hermanson
Black Republican Cherries Box Sold at Cash and Carry
Cash and Carry Grocery lists Black Republican Cherries in a box priced at $2.25. Local customers can purchase direct from the store for quick pickup.
Sheep Herder Causes Town Disorder Lands in Jail
Moonshine and general cussedness landed Jack Benner from Colfax Washington in Teton county jail Tuesday. The sheepherder, employee of Floweree Sheep & Horse Co, helped trail sheep and allegedly rode ponies yelling in town Monday night. He disturbed Joe Mozer’s home prompting a rifle confrontation and arrest on disorderly conduct with possible further charges. His companion was released. residents blame him for noise sleep loss and public disturbance.
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Jack Benner
Colfax
Washington
Teton County
Benner
Floweree Sheep & Horse Co
Floweree
Chateau
Joe Mozer
Enala
Heis
Bennet
Health Association Dinner Aids Eye and Mouth Care Drive
The county plans a dinner at the park next Saturday to fund eye and mouth treatment after a series of successful tonsil and adenoid clinics. Volunteers from the Power-Beck-Fairfield, Farmington, and Chateau communities, along with Red Cross support, organized meals and a post dinner dance to raise funds for remaining needs.
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Rhoads
Choteau Hospital
Red Cross
Tuberculosis Association
Public Health Association
Park
Power-Beck-Fairfield
Farmington
Maryland
Ten Days Jail For Drunk And Disorderly Conduct
Judge J. E. DeHaas sentences Oscar Germundson to ten days in county jail after a guilty plea for drunk and disorderly behavior. The incident followed a night of heavy drinking at the Chateau House when he quarreled with a lodger.
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J. E. DeHaas
Oscar Germundson
Germundson
Chateau House
Chautauqua Association Plans Big 1922 Event
At a recent meeting the guarantors of the 1922 Ellison White Chautauqua elected Dr H J McGregor chairman. Committees were formed for advertising ticket sales and overall arrangements for the August 2 to 7 program with a $1100 local guarantee. Season tickets are $2.50 adults $1.50 students $1.00 children.
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Stockmens Bank
H. J. McGregor
A B Guthrie
J . Morgan l
Otis Mellon
C. H. Porter
W. J. Roulston
R. R. Mellon
T Wiprud
EK. J. Crary
Woman's Club
Keighley
Legion
Great Northern Park
Local Artist Joins Mountain Trip To Glacier Park
Joe DeYong leaves Sunday with a packing outfit for Gooseberry Park to join guide Harry Ralston and a party of wealthy New Yorkers on a mountain tour to Glacier Park. He will meet the Eaton party July 19 in the park and, after the tour, proceed north into Glacier Belly River country for exploration through late August. He then heads to Charles M Russell’s Lake McDonald summer home for the rest of the season.
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Joe DeYong
Gooseberry Park
Harry Ralston
Glacier Park
Mr. DeYong
Eaton
Park
National Playground
Eaton Group
Glacier
Belly River
DeYong
Chas. M. Russell
McDonald
Flynn relocates lumber stock to Shelby with wife
A. J. Flynn loads out his lumber stock and departs today for a new location in Shelby. Mrs. Flynn accompanies him part of the distance and continues on to Oregon to visit relatives.
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A J. Flynn
Shelby
Deep Test Well Planned at Sun River Dome
Augusta July 10 The Dakota Montana Twelve Oil syndicate of Minot North Dakota prepares to drill a deep test well this summer hauling derrick material to the Sun River structure north of Augusta. H O Aaberg vice president and A J Rosenthal director have inspected Cat Creek Sun River and Kevin and are enthusiastic about oil development in northern Montana.
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Sun River Dome
Augusta
Minot
North Dakota
Sun River
Here
H. O. Aaberg
Gnid
A. J. Rosenthal
Cat Creek
Kevin
Montana
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Lyon Grove
ODD Fellows and Rebekahs
Federal Reserve System
Federal Reserve
First National Bank
Accident Board
Glad Hands
Choteau Voters
Big Butte
S. T. Wiprud
FE. J. Crary
State Dental Association
Wallace Frost
A. J. Findlay
Western Petroleum Exploration Co
Ladies’ Industrial
M. E. Church
Teton County Colonization Co
Nick Baatz Co
Gib‘son
Thompson Soft Drink
J. W. Hall
State Sanitary Engineers
Public Health Association and Medical Association
Hall
N. E. Roberts
Citizens State Bank
Pacific Coast
Roberts
Foritine
Joe Sayles
Sayles
R. E. Nelson
State Pharmaceutical Association
Nelson
A. Lian
Margaret Nagle
E. J. Crary
Health Association
AIN
Lian
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