Signing of Versailles Peace Treaty Expected Friday
Paris reports the German delegation will arrive at Versailles Friday morning to sign the peace treaty around 2 PM. The supreme council learned of Germany’s unconditional acceptance after tense days, prompting cannon salutes as crowds celebrated.
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Paris
Versailles
Frech Foreign Office
Clemenceau
Lloyd George
Wilson
Germany
Supreme Council of the Conference
Weimar
Quai D'Orsay
Henry
Supreme Council
Vargailles
Chateau of Versailles
Paul Durasta
Fort Shaw Strawberries Now Marketed
Gilman June 23. The strawberry crop is being harvested now and shipments from Fort Shaw are going out steadily. The berries are mostly handled by merchants up and down the river valley. These are choice berries with a flavor unmatched by other berries.
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Gilman
Fort Shaw
Prizes Awarded at Boys Camp Show Winners and Notes
The Boys Better Farming camp prize list honors Maynard Oliver of Chateau for rope work, George Lindseth of Farmington, and Orville Simons of Awamg am with cash prizes. Clifford Stansberry Pendroy receives honorable mention. Essay winners include Clifford Kanpich Pendroy and Elmer Beck Power. Older boys notes list Edwin Heizer Collins and Fritz Gewald Chateau with notebook awards. more results to come next week.
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Maynard Oliver
Chateau
Moran
George Lindseth
Farmington
Orville Simons
Agawam
Clifford Stansberry
Pendroy
Clifford Kanpich
Elmer Beck
Power
Clifford Kanpish
Pendrey
Former Choteau Man Dies While Fishing Trip
George E. Bowers a well known local figure and former manager of the Reickhoff ranch from 1910 to 1913 died suddenly on a fishing trip in Minnesota. He had written for the Chicago Tribune and contributed tales of the feton. He died June 17 at Lake Koronis after a sudden stroke while preparing gear.
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George E. Bowers
Reickhoff
Minnesota
Bowers
Chicago Tribune
Big River
Alton
Iowa
Lake Koronis
Minn
Ledgerwood Cohoe wed in Cut Bank surprise ceremony
Alta Cohoe and Jim Ledgerwood quietly married in Cut Bank last Saturday. Miss Cohoe, eldest daughter of local residents, recently graduated from high school. The groom, son of Dan and ?, resides near Ledger, Pondera county. They will live in Chotexu while Ledgerwood works for Gleason Transfer Line. Friends wish them happiness.
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Alta Cohoe
Jim Ledgerwood
Cut Bank
Miss Cohoe
Navy at work: routine tasks mark a day for sailors
A fragment notes the American navy performing typical duties as part of its daily operations, illustrating the regular pace and responsibilities of maritime service without dramatic events.
Montana Farmers Face Crop Failure and Aid Efforts
Reports from Acantha indicate widespread crop failures in Montana with some late seeded grain and flax prospects if rain comes before July. A state plan for federal aid is forming, backed by county agents and bankers, as farmers prepare for next year’s larger crop and summer fallowing to rebound.
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Montana
Kansas
Nebraska
South Dakota
Minnesota
Havre
Congress
Scores From Health Conference Honor Wide Range of Scores
A list highlights babies scoring 99 percent or better at the Health Conference with names including Frances Daley Margaret Hodgkiss Charles Howard Merlin Luce Mary Ellen Robison Dorothy Porter Lawrence Taylor and Evelyn Hutchinson. A campus tribute to a student named David Gray follows, praising his life and memory as Montana State College Weekly Exponent records the note.
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Frances Daley
Margaret Ruby Hodgskiss
Charles W. Howard
Merlin William Luce
Helen Cleland
Alla Tasted
Mary Ellen Robison
Frances Mellon
Ceee
Dorothy May Porter
Lawrence Taylor
Tee
Dorothy Alum Ou
Mildred Loulee Hallette
Foan Robertson
Eseceseseseeeseseee Hvac
Margaret Morgan
College Chum
Montana State College Weekly Exponent
Glacier Park Trail Butter Gains Popularity
The Chateau creamery once seen as a white elephant has become a successful industry under W. T. Smith. Daily payments to nearby farmers total four to five thousand dollars, about fifty thousand yearly, while creamery output and ranch butter sales indicate growing dairy development.
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Chateau
Monumentao
W. T. Smith
Glacier Park Trail
Park to Park highway film session set for Saturday noon
A Pathe camera man will film moving pictures along the Park to Park highway starting at noon Saturday. A meeting is scheduled tonight in the club room to organize the foundation for the project, reports Mayor J. Morgan.
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Pathe
Park
Park Highway
Union Church Services Invite Discussion on U S Constitution
Sunday services begin 10 30 A M and last about an hour with an evening service at 8. The evening topic is Bo shevism against the U S Constitution. Members are urged to attend and discuss the major issue facing the world today.
Cupid Causes Busy Day for Rev Haley
Cupid kept Rev Haley busy on Wednesday officiating at three weddings. The morning ceremony was the McDonald Sturgeon nuptials. Charles Walt of Fort Benton wed Mabel Skeie of Simms with his brother as best man and Skeie’s mother present. George M Moore of Walter married Miss Evansdith Russell of Dupuyer, with Moore’s mother and Russell’s parents attending. the couple will settle on a ranch near Dupuyer.
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Cupid
Rev. Haley
McDonald-Sturgeon
Charles Walt
Fort Benton
Mabel Skeie
Simms
Mr. Walt
Miss Skeie
George M. Moore
Walter
Evansdith Russell
Dupuyer
Marriage Licenses Issued By Clerk Paul Jacobson
The Clerk of the Court Paul Jacobson issued licenses this past week to George M. Moore of Walier and Eva Edith Russell of Dupuyer, Charles Walt of Fort Benton and Mabel Skeie of Simms, Charlies Denzil McDonald and Eva Marie Sturgeon of Choteau, and Roy B. Noonan and Beaulah Cullen of Great Falls.
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Paul Jacobson
George M. Moore
Walier
Eva
Edith Russell
Dupuyer
Charles Walt
Fort Benton
Mabel Skeie
Simms
Charlies Denzil] McDonald
Eva Marie Sturgeon
Choteau
Roy B. Noonan
Beaulah Cullen
Great Falls
Second Tarzan Cinema Sur Passes Previous One
Producers of The Return of Tarzan bring Edgar Rice Burroughs novel to Reyal theater next Friday with a lavish nine reel adaptation. Critics report prerelease viewings that rate the concluding Tarzan of the Apes chapters as surpassing the original production.
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Tarzan
Reyal Theater
Edgar Rice Burroughs
Severim Reel
McDonald Sturgeon Wedding In Chateau Villa
Eva Marie Sturgeon married Charles Denzel McDonald at the bride's home in Chateau. Rev. L F Haley officiated. maid of honor Helen Sturgeon and best man Dr. E J Crary led a morning ceremony followed by a festive breakfast. The couple will honeymoon in Banff before settling on the McDonald ranch on the Teton river.
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Chateau
L. F. Haley
E. J. Crary
Great Falls
Big McDonald Ranch
Teton River
Reid Sturgeon
Helen and
Lucile Sturgeon
Robert Sturgeon
E. I. Crary
C. S.mcdonald
Katherine
Hazel Thomson
Louise Efdem
Eleanor Dietrich
Helena
Neal Whipple
Charles Denzel McDonald
Mira
C. S. McDonald
Teton County
State University
Missoula
France
Choteau
Court House
Civil actions filed with Clerk Paul Jacobson last week
George Dow sues Trustees School District No. 62 for injunction. Rogers Templeton Lumber Co. files against H. Hakin seeking attachment.
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Paul Jacobson
George Dow
Trustees School District No. 62
Rogers Templeton Lumber Co
H. Hakin
One Million Three Hundred Thousand Aliens Plan to Leave US
Washington reports an investigation by Ethelbert Stewart shows 1.3 million aliens in the United States intend to return to their homelands by June 20. The study estimates about four billion dollars will be taken home, based on an average of three thousand dollars per person.
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Washington
United States
Ethelbert Stewart
Chicago
Investigation and Inspection Service
Department of Labor
Stewart
Montana Joint Stock Land Bank of
Helena
Gilman and Augusta Confer Over County Division
Residents of the upper Sun river country debate county division as Dearborn may affect a local county seat. In Augusta a morning meeting with Gilman and Augusta merchants adjourned to hear Dan McKay speak. Evening discussions led to a committee being formed to protect upper country interests.
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Gilman
Upper Sun River
Dearborn
Augusta
Dan McKay
Tribune
Monkman Wagnild Tie The Knot In Helena
On Tuesday in Helena Miss Olga Wagnild married Gordon Monkman. Olga is daughter of Ole Wagnild longtime Burton bench resident and sister of Otto Wagnild Teton county assessor. Gordon, eldest son of Mrs. Mary Monkman of Bynum, is known locally and recently returned from overseas with the American Expeditionary Forces after schooling at Chateau. The romance reportedly began before his military service. The Acantha offers congratulations and best wishes.
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Helena
Olga Wagnild
Gordon Monkman
Ole Wagnild
Burton Bench
Otto Wagnild
Teton County
Mary Monkman
Bynum
Chateau
France
Ellison-White Chautauqua Dates Set at Chateau
Ellison-White Chautauqua dates for Chateau are August 12 18 14 15 16 and 17. The program features Castellucci Concert Band Zedeler Symphonic Quintet and a strong lecturer lineup led by Judge Alden of Massachusetts and Sergeant Gibbons with an overseas quartet of four Singing Sammies from France.
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Chateau
New Zealand
Australia
Castellucci
Zedeler Symphonic
Bar None
Aingle
Reconstruction Probems
Judge Alden
Massachusetts
Sergeant Gibbons
France
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Edwin Heizer
Collins
Fritz Gewald
Ledgerwood
Cohoe
First National Bank Teau
Mon
David Gray
Valley of Tears
Glacier Park
J. ©. Morgan, Mayor
Union Church Services
Rev
Haley
McDonald
Sturgeon
Homeland
Monkman-Wagnild
Citizens State Bank
Choteau, Montana
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