Ladies' All Black French Kid Shoes on Special This Week
Ladies receive special pricing on all black French Kid shoes with lace and button styles. Louie Hell offers the sale for this week only, highlighting the new arrivals and limited-time discounts.
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Louie Hell
Free Broom Holders For Shoppers This Weekend
Store offers a broom holder as a gift to each lady customer visiting Saturday or Monday. Customers are urged to ask for one at checkout and claim the houseware giveaway.
Hats Display New Straw Styles and Children’s Options
Hats of particular interest showcase smart trims and new lines. Straw hats, Non-Skids, Crushers, and straws have just arrived for inspection. Children's hats of all kinds and ages offered.
Children’s Wear Sale Features Gingham Dresses and Coats
The catalog offers girls dresses in gingham with pleated skirts and belted fits in sizes 6 to 14, prices 75 cents to 2.75. Also blue serge coats and black white checked suitings in sizes 6 to 14 priced 3.25 to 9.25. Boys and children’s suits include velvet novelty suits 2 1/2 to 4 years 4.00 to 4.50 and all wool worsted suits from 3.75 up.
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Palm Beach
Zoo Sport
Tyrin
Local notices mix in Choteau with sales and visits
E E Crawford travels to Butte as Hirshbergs run coat and suit sale. A O Pond visits Pierre S D. various dances, weddings, and hospital notes appear. Funeral for Frank Nedeau. auctions set for Ed Bailey ranch June 5. land sales and horses touted by IOWANA LAND Co. and Ganong shipments in Chateau area.
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Bailey Ranch
Choteau
Bynum
Memorial Sunday Service With Veterans and Scouts
Next Sunday Memorial Sunday will feature a morning patriotic service with a memorial address. Civil War Spanish American War veterans Boy Scouts and Camp Fire Girls are invited, with church letters read and new members welcomed. Dow Wright Co secures heating and plumbing contract for McDonald block and Carl Malone residence hot water system.
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Boy Scouts
Camp Fire Girls
Unruh
Dow-Wright Co
McDonald Block
Carl Malone
Pond Edwards wed at Rainbow hotel in Great Falls
On Monday at the Rainbow hotel in Great Falls Miss Henrietta Pond and Mr. Wm H Edwards were married with Rev L F Haley officiating. Pond daughter of A O and Mrs Pond, she lived in Chateau the past four years and Edwards has worked as a barber in the city for the past year. Congratulations were extended by many friends.
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A. O. Pond
Great Falls
Henrietta
Ww. ‘H. Edwards
Rainbow Hotel
Henrietta Pond
Wm. H. Edwards
Rev
L. F. Haley
Miss Pond
Chateau
Edwards
Marie Doro Stars in The Lash at Royal Theater May 27
Marie Doro, famed Paramount star of Common Ground, appears May 27 at the Royal theater in the Lasky production The Lash based on a story by Paul West and prepared for the Screen by George Dubois Proctor. She starts as a child on a forgotten island and rises to society favorite, surrounded by Elliott Dexter James Neill Thomas Delmar Veda McEvoy Raymond Hatton Jane Wolff. Sarah Bernhardt continues to astonish audiences with vitality.
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Marie Doro
Paramount
Royal Theater
Jesse L. Lasky
Paul West
George Dubois Proctor
Miss Doro
Elliott Dexter
James Neill
Thomas Delmar
Veda McEven
Raymond Hatton
Jane Wolff
Eighth Grade Examinations Set for May 31 and June 1
Grace M. Thompson announces eighth grade examinations in Teton County at Chateau Conrad Brady Collins and Glaceter Fork on Thursday and Friday May 31 and June 1. The schedule includes civics history grammar reading arithmetic spelling geography and physiology with fixed times and a uniform examination paper. Students should bring their credits and the Chateau exam will be held in the high school building.
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Teton County
Chateau, Conrad, Brady, Collins and Glaceter Fork
Chateau
Grace M. Thompson
Marriage Licenses Issued in Browning and Great Falls
The past week saw marriage licenses issued by Clerk Paul Jacobson and officials Joseph Day and Julia White Calf to Browning residents. Also recorded are licenses for Frank Nichols and Bonney Phillips of Great Falls.
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Paul Jacobson
Joseph Day
Julia White Calf
Browning
Frank Nichols
Bonney Phillips
Great Falls
R. M. Farrington
J. M. Weaver
Holg- Skiss
Nation Faces Long War Says Chancellor Elliott
Upon returning from a meeting of college presidents in Washington D C Chancellor Elliott of the University of Montana stated the United States must face a prolonged war possibly beyond 1918. He noted the conference urged colleges and universities to remain in session all year.
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National Council of Defense
Washington, D. C
Elliott
University of Montana
United States
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American Manufacturers’ and Retailers Association
Chateau Mercantile Co., Inc
E. E. Crawford
Butte
Hirshbergs
Pierre, S. D
Arthur Hirshberg
Ed. Bailey Ranch
Emery “Bonin
Conrad
J. L. Hesby
E. R. Brandenburg
Conrad and
H. K. Ferris
McGregor Hospital
H. W. Bateman
Fort Harrison
Maud Bellingham
Cascade
John Hawley
Fuzzy” Hawley
Helena
J. J. Carp
Shelby
Colliers
Buster Brown
W. A. Emerick
H. D. Upman
Great ‘Falls
Olaf Hilmo
Cheteau Hospital
W. J. Crittenden
Fairfield
Mrs. Agnes Jackson
O. M. Johnson
Collier’s
Geo. Dow
H. L. Pewterbaugh
Do. R. Townsend
Augusta
Frank Young
John Johnson
Adel
Frank Harris
Chateau Hospital
Frank Nedeau
George Huston
Wallace, Idaho
Geo. Tennant Home
Acantha
E. H. Ganong
Choteau Hospital
F. W. Currie
Jameson and
Martine
Ed. Bailey
Iowana Land Co
Red Shed
Montana
State Railroad Commission
J. E. Olsen
John Holland
Moore
Mr. Holland
Wm. Wallace
Cascade Ranch
Cascade Land Co
Mr.Ganong
Theodore Roberts
Anita King
Anton the Terrible
Ethel Clayton
Fairfield, Mont
McCaffery
Reilley
Mars
Methodist Notes
Pond-Edwards
Sarah Bernhardt