Ramsey back at Rexall as summer help
Arthur Ramsey returns to his old Rexall Store job for the summer. Eddie Howard comes back from a Seattle two week vacation reporting lively business there. R B Nelson left for Butte to attend Rexall druggists convention with a day in Helena on business. Mrs. F G Freeman, former resident now in California, visits Chateau for summer with her daughter Mrs. Robert Malone. Jack Sweat and Mrs. Sweat move from Chateau as he contemplates next year after resigning from the local faculty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Ramsey
Rexall
Eddie Howard
Seattle
R. B. Nelson
Butte
Mr. Nelson
Helena
F. G. Freeman
Chateau
Ventura
California
Robert Malone
Farewell dance for Alfred Anderson planned on Muddy Snt
A farewell dance will be held for Alfred Anderson and his intended at F P Goodwin ranch on the Muddy Snt May 29. Everyone is invited. Miss Fredrica Medley, former head of the high school normal training department, departs for Missouri and then Florida for a teaching post next year. H C Peters learned of his brother H C Peters death in Charleston West Virginia after an operation. Five surviving siblings remain in their family of thirteen. many prior deaths were accidental. Fifteen Chateau women hosted vanishing teas raising $59.10 for the Florence Crittenden Home fund which has been sent to Irelena. List of hostesses and contributors follows. Contributions may be left with Mrs C D McDonald in Mrs E J Crary’s absence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Sweat
Sweat
Chateau
Alfred Anderson
F. P. Goodwin
Snt
Fredrica Medley
Missouri
Florida
H. C. Peters
Charleston
West Virginia
Peters
Mr. Peters
Florence Crittenden Home Fund
Irelena
Oral G. Meadows
Chas. H. Davis
J. E. Hodgskiss
Marshall King
Guy Newton
Frances Rosengren
Ruth Jarl
Ruby A. Miller
Winnifred Plummer
Glen Burch
John Eckford
J. C. Pulliam
G. C. Core
P. H. Crossen
Rubye Stipe
C. D. McDonald
E. J. Crary
Montana Shows Lowest Birth and Death Rates in Nation
Montana records the lowest birth rate at 15.1 per 1000 and among the lowest death rates at 7.7 per 1000 in the 1925 vital statistics survey. The national data show 26 of 30 states with lower birth rates and 16 with higher death rates, with North Carolina posting the highest birth rate and Vermont the highest death rate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Commerce Department
North Carolina
Montana
Vermont
North Dakota
Knights of Pythias Lodge Visitors Initiate Esquire at Chateau
Cataract Lodge of Great Falls sent twenty members to Chevalier Lodge No. 12 for an esquire degree work. Grand Chancellor Earl Wineman of Stanford attended as official guest. A banquet followed at the Merchants Cafe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cataract Lodge
Great Falls
Knights of Pythias
Chateau
Chevalier Lodge No. 12
Earl Wineman
Stanford
Merchants Cafe
Hawks and Owls Questioned by Montana Sportsman
A Choteau editorial argues against killing hawks and owls as threats to poultry. Citing 1917 Agriculture Department bulletins and naturalist authorities, it says predatory birds help control rodents and that licenses or bounties harm beneficial species, urging careful identification and sparing of owls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Choteau Acantha
Choteau
Montana
Choteau Rod & Gun Club
Bynan Rifle Club
National Rifle Association
Bynum Rod & Gun Club
Montana State College
Department of Agriculture
David E. Lantz
Biological Survey
Mr. Lantz
Lantz
Theodore Roosevelt
John Burroughs
McAdoo Again Tops Democratic Hope for 1928 Election
McAdoo is again seen as a leading Democratic favorite for 1928 though theCalifornia gentleman faces a difficult path to reach the final rounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McAdoo
California
Power Items Roundup From Power Area Social and School News
Mrs Floyd Andrews took her little son Bobbie to Chateau last Friday to see a doctor. The Power baseball team defeated Dutton 9 to 4 on the Dutton field last Sunday. The high school presented the play Aaron Slick from Muddy Crick Saturday night at the community hall followed by a dance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd Andrews
Bobbie
Chateau
Muddy Crick
Lee
Dutton
Lennon
Notice of Tax Deed Application in Teton County Montana
Delinquent lands in Fractional SEQ Section 23 Township 26 North Range 6 West Montana Meridian were sold for taxes in 1921. Farm Mortgage Corporation seeks tax deed on June 30 1926 with redemption period ending that date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana Meridian
Teton County
Montana
Teton
Farm Mortgage Corporation
G. C. Myers
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Hood River
Green Goods
Walla Walla
Bermuda
Ade
Chateau Meat Co
Nick & Bill
G. F
DRY Goods Department
Grocery Department
Hirshberg’s
Hannan
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