Russell Drawing The Picture Robe Not Selling Well
C S McDonald county chairman of the Russell sale says the prints of The Picture Robe have not sold well and legislative appropriation may be needed to complete the honor for Russell. The art depicts an Indian brave painting a robe with a diverse scene including warriors and fleeing figures in 1889.
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Russell
Indian on Buffalo Robe Drawings Captivate Viewers
A Native man sits cross legged on a buffalo robe while crafting designs on the robe. His wife reclines nearby on a covered bedlike pile, watching intently. The notable appeal lies in both the depicted scene and the intricate drawings on the robe.
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Dian Tepee
For Seth and Moon Booklist and Poultry Grading Details
The article lists U S grades for young female and male birds with quality specs and defects allowed, then outlines book selections including The Great Meadow and Passion Flower. It notes no purchase decision yet by the juvenile library committee chaired by Mrs Anna B E Stafford.
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Great Meadow
Elizabeth Madox Rebeels
Kathleen Norris
Grace
S. Richmond
Manhattan
Kathrine Brush
Peter B. Kayne
Bruce Barton
Hidden City
Philip Gibbs
Harold Bell Wright
Archbishop
Wilda Cather
O. E. Rolvaag
Anna BE
Stafford
Ten New Books Placed on Library Pay Shelf
Through purchase by the Choteau Woman's club ten new books are now on the pay shelf of the Choteau Public Library. Librarian Mrs. Helen Thompson said the total on the pay shelf is now 18, eight added last August.
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Choteau Woman’s Club
Choteau Public Library
Helen Thompson
Montana Team Wins Grain Judging at Pacific International
Earl Bjork of Montana State College was part of a three member team that took first place in grain judging at the Pacific International Livestock Show in Portland. Horace Bolster of Prentwood and Frederic Crouse of Dillon joined him under Prof. A. H. Post. Idaho placed second and Oregon third. Montana repeated its win and has now captured the grain judging title six of eight years.
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Earl Bjork
Montana State College
Portland
Horace Bolster
Prentwood
Frederic Crouse
Dillon
A. H. Post
Idaho
Oregon
Montana
State College
Marriage Licenses Issued In Various Cities
Seaton Marcellus Law 32 Cambridge Massachusetts weds Alva Gertrude Larson 25 Chateau October 23. Hugh Francis Havens 23 Conrad weds Vera Mae Barringer 18 Great Falls October 28. Harold J. Snipper 21 Great Falls weds Stella M. Czerwinski 21 Great Falls October 30.
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Seaton Marcellus Law
Cambridge
Mass
Alva Gertrude Larson
Chateau
Hugh Francis Havens
Conrad
Vera Mae Barringer
Great Falls
Harold J. Snipper
Stella M. Czerwinski
Winston Bros Sue Teton Cooperative Reservoir Co
Winston Bros of Minneapolis files a district court suit against Teton Cooperative Reservoir Co alleging a July 23 1927 note for 21400 dollars payable in one month. The complaint claims payments of 2000 on December 2 and no further payments, leaving a net balance of 18851.96 with 448.32 in interest sought as judgment. Attorneys Cooper Stephenson and Hoover of Great Falls represent the plaintiff.
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The
Teton Cooperative Reservoir Company
Winston Bros
Minneapolis
Cooper, Stephenson and Hoover
Great Falls
Ambiguous Financial Judgment Request Refers to 1927 Debt
The document requests an additional judgment for the outstanding balance from July 23 to December 2 1927 plus 6 percent interest on that balance. It seeks $18 851 96 with 6 percent interest from December 2 1927 and $1 850 in attorneys fees.
Bring Home Seven Elk
The Allum party camped on Nesbit creek west fork of the Teton and returned with seven elk and one deer. Members included Mr and Mrs Frank Allum Mrs Gordon Tryon Elmer and Howard Allum Irvine Stanfield Andy Anderson and Carl Mulig all of Chateau and Great Falls residents. Howard Allum took the deer.
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Allum
Nesbit Creek
West Fork
Teton
Frank Allum
Gordon Tryon
Elmer
Howard Allum
Chateau
Irvine Stanfield
Andy Anderson
Armistice Day Program Planned in Fairfield by Greenfield Pupils
Arrangements are under way for an Armistice day program at Fairfield this Saturday evening. The Greenfield school pupils will present the program under teacher Miss E. Be. McArdle at the Fairfield community hall. George A. Carroll of this city, commander of Dist. No. 8 of the State American Legion, is scheduled to speak.
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Fairfield
Greenfield School
E. BE. McArdle
George A. Carroll
Dist. No. 8
State Department of the American Legion
What the Normal Man Should Weigh by Leonard Williams M D
Obesity guidance lists expected weights for men aged 45 to 49 across heights from 5 ft 7 in to 6 ft 2 in. The article promotes the Kruschen Method for fat loss, with a four week diet plan and a small daily salt dose, selling Kruschen at 85 cents per bottle.
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Leonard Williams
M. D
Chateau Drug Co
Fairfield School Carnival and Style Show Highlighted by Music
Last Saturday the Fairfield school under Miss Marie Helgeson presented a carnival social and style show with musical numbers by the primary band. The evening closed with a community dance.
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Fairfield School
Marie ‘Helgeson
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Axel O. Johnson
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