High Class Talent Presents the Messiah in Choteau
Prof. Keyes directs two Messiah performances at the high school auditorium on June 19. Afternoon program features Mrs. Webb and Miss War sword with a full choir, orchestra, and soloists from Great Falls and area. Evening concert follows with arias, recits, choruses, and the famous Hallelujah. A brief talk on the oratorio will conclude the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keyes
Great Falls
Choteau
R. A. Keyes
M. M. Webb
Mivs
FO War'sword
John Verris
Hel W Morgan
Helen Gorham
Marian Pridham
James Pridham
Herman Goodman
Alex
Afternoon Program Solos and Operatic Selections
The program features Rustle of Spring and selections by Marian and James Pridham. It includes Ballads and Passage Bird's Farewell with contributions from Alex Langinulr Nelson and Mrs R B Culbertson. Highlights include Marguerite Valse, Reading by Herman Goodman, Valse in A Flat, Chopin pieces, Home to Our Mountains, Il Trovatore, The Sword of Ferrara, The Dance of the Marionettes and Sextette from Lucia di Lammermoor. The performers include Pridham Orchestra with Helen Gorham and Mrs E P Lytordapil, Mr H Graybeal, and R A Keyes among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sinding
Frelen Morgan
Marian
James Pridham
Alex
Chopin Helen Gorham
Vardi
E. P. Lytordapil
Donizetti Mra. W
Instructions for 1923 income tax payments in Montana
A. Rasmussen announces IRS instructions under the new tax reduction law. If during filing you paid three fourths of the tax reported no further payment is due. If you paid half you owe nothing until September 15. If you paid a quarter you must pay half of the amount paid by June 15. The key point is that one half of the tax due must be paid by June 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Rasmussen
Internal Revenue
District of Montana
Commissioner of Internal Revenue
Shannon Files For 19th District Judge Nomination
Wiley J. Shannon, now a practicing attorney in Cut Bank, has filed with the secretary of state to seek the Republican nomination for judge of the district court in the Nineteenth Judicial District comprising Toole Glacier Pondera and Teton counties. Shannon pledges fair speedy justice during his term and notes his past work with Phil Cole and as Glacier County attorney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiley J. Shannon
Cut Bank
Secretary of
District Court
Nineteenth Judicial District
Toole
Glacier
Pondora
Teton
Tam
Shannon
Phil. Cole
State Vote Counted in Presidential Preference Primary
Canvass shows 33,452 ballots cast. Republican total 19,200 with Coolidge for president and Dixon 334 for vice president. Democratic votes 11,356 for president with McAdoo 10,058 and Wheeler 426 for VP. Farmer labor La Follette 1,817. Goebel socialist 229.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coolidge
Joe Dixon
McAdoo
B. K. Wheeler
LaFollette
Farmer-Labor
Goebel
Water Wagon Runs Wild No Body Hurt
John Lane escaped serious injury by leaping from the high seat of the city street sprinkler as horses pulled the wagon loose on a steep hill. Lane, in charge since summer, landed safely while wheels missed him. reins and harness suffered minor damage before the ram halted at Spring Creek bridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Lane
Young Lane
Spring Creek Bridge
Crawford Named Principal in Napa California City
E. E. Crawford, formerly assistant principal at Teton County High School and later principal at Chateau Public School, is elected to the principalship of Napa Union High School in California. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Wm Crawford of the Bole community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. EB. Crawford
Teton County
Chateau Public School
Napa
Calif
Woman's Club Meeting at Chateau June 17
The Wea m an's Club of Chateau holds its regular meeting in the club rooms on Tuesday June 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Weaman’s Club of
Chateau
Eastman Visits Choteau as Caller from Conrad
Wn Eastman of Conrad served as a caller in Choteau during several days last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wn. Eastman
Conrad
Major Foote Aims For Montana Senate Nomination
The text notes Major T. A. Foote of Choteau joins others in seeking the Republican US Senate nomination, challenging Rankin. Foote, a World War veteran, draws strong support in his home county and across Montana, with rivals including Molmwby of Great Falls and Toomey of Butte.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington JD. Rankin
United States
Montana
Major T. A. Foote
Choteau
Rankin
Major Foote
Quiz
Helena
Imber
Charles W. Pray
Great Falls
France
Molwmby
American Legion
Toomey
Butte
Siberia
Phelan
Stron
Teton
Montana Woman's Club Convention at Glacier Park
The second annual District No 7 Montana Federation of Woman's Clubs convention meets in Glacier Park June 21 22 1924 with speakers Miss Thomas Mrs Bailey Supt F C Campbell and Supt discuss Indian welfare and juvenile delinquency The program includes a singer Mrs Charles Markenburg and a trip to Two Medicine Lake A grasshopper poison bait method using a grass seeder on a grain drill is described by Vincent Vance of Spring Valley improving application speed across sixty acres in part of a forenoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana Federation of Woman's Clubs
Glaser Park
Thomas
State Board of Health
Bailey
Western Montana
F. C. Campbell
Browning
Charles Markenburg
Minnesota
Two Medicine Lake
Vincent Vance
Spring Valley
Fairfield Times
Montana Wins Federal Highway Apportionment Allocation
The federal aid program for highway construction allocates £75,000,000 among states for the year starting July 1. Secretary Wallace of the Department of Agriculture announced the apportionment, and Montana secures $1,544,483.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
States of the Union
Wallace
Department of Agriculture
GOP Convention Opens in Cleveland at 10000 Seat Hall
The Republican National Convention begins in Cleveland with Theodore Burton delivering the keynote, the temporary organization forming, and sessions adjourned until 10 30 tomorrow. Delegates, visitors, music, and cheering fill Convention Hall as platform and vice presidential selections loom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Republican National Convenion
Theodore E. Burton
Burton
Coolidge
Borah
Hoover
Mondell
Wyoming
National Committee
Redmond Ward Couple Wed in Great Falls Ceremony
Miss Wardella Redmond and Morris Ward were married Wednesday June 11 1924 in Great Falls with Rev J A Martins officiating. The bride daughter of H T and Mrs Redmond is a Teton High School graduate and recent post graduate. The groom son of HG Ward has run his father’s garage in the south part of the city. Only families attended the ceremony and they plan a short eastern honeymoon before settling at Chateau.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wardella Redmond
Morris Ward
Great Falls
M. &. Hurch
J. A. Martins
H. T. Redmond
Teton High
Aurers
HG. Ward
Ward Mooolitely
Chateau
Acantha
Wild Bill Hickok at Royal Theatre Sunday
William S. Hart stars in the Paramount western Wild Bill Hickok at the Royal Theatre Sunday. Ethel Grey Terry co stars as the lead actress with CHE Lold S. Smith directing the production adapted from Wart's story by J. G. Hawk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willian S. Hart
Paramount
Wild Bill Hickok
Royal Theatre
Ethel Grey Terry
Heavy Rains Brighten Te ton Crop Prospects
Three days of rain and snow ending Monday brought over two inches of moisture to Te ton County, boosting crop prospects. Summer fallow crops look assured while stubbled land gains moisture for weeks. Grasshopper numbers were reduced, grain growth benefits from moisture, and pasture and hay lands now promise abundant feed. County predicts total harvest to exceed last fall despite slightly less grain acreage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tetone County
Chateau
Teton County
Clarkson
Montana “Triangle
Land restored to entry at Great Falls land office
An order from Register W F Bennett restores 16600 acres of Carey land to entry near Conrad Montana opened under the Twenty Dollar per acre homestead law. Ex servicemen filings run June 9 to 27 with a June 28 drawing at Great Falls. a preference period runs June 28 to September 26. after that date unentered land reverts to general disposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. FE. Bennett
Great Falls
Germany
U. S
Ferris
Bole Man Secures 816 Contract For Plowing Rails
Earl Zimmerman of Boke secured a contract this year to plow five guards on the Great Northern right of way and has begun work with four men and sixteen horses. He crews on branch lines out of Great Falls and plans to ship toward Billings for extended work. The outfit plows four to five fur rows at once and covers about 800 miles of railroad in the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Zimmerman
Boke
Great Northern
Great Falls
Billings
Fairfield Times
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O. F. Wadsworth
John Ferris Koes
Ardmbache
P. Reckards
Culbertson
Spor
R. P. Reckards
Wadsworth
John Ferris
Nelson
Lyford Aris
Shaw
Graybear
Avia
Speer
Bloomdahll
Carver
Brandt
First National Bank
of Chateau
Federal Reserve
Rysttem
E. E. Crawford
California City
Woman's Club Meeting
Montana Woman's Club Convention
Redmond-Ward
Big
Citizens State Bank
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