Choteau Community Notices Set for Armistice Week Events
Local items include shop closures on Armistice Day November 11, a silent auction at Rexall Store, a key contest and raffles at Hirshberg’s, a Legion dance at the high school gym, and a banquet by the Ladies Industrial at the M E church. Mary Carroll Luce dies at age eight after long illness. funeral at H W Ashworth home.
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Mary Carroll Luce
Ia Luce
Luce
Chateat’ Ap Yuesday
Conrad
H. W. Ashworth
Hobson Addition
Harry T. Stong
M. E
Chateau
R. A. Keyes
Ladies’ Industrial
Grade School Notes Highlight Seventh Grade Win
Eva Thompson moved the seventh grade total to 27 while no school Tuesday afternoon due to an election. A seventh grade beat the eighth 37 to 12 in a Tuesday football game. Velma Curtis left the fourth grade for California. New students Lawrence Dawson Eugene Dawson Paul Moret Chester Beach Gerald Beach By Yon Rogers Emma Dawson Eleanor Dawson and Evan Thompson joined. Anna Jee Gregory returns after a long absence from an accident.
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Eva Thompson
Velma Curtis
California
Lawrence
Eugene Dawson
Paul Moret
Chester
Gerald Beach
Hallowe'en borders aid Junior Normal girls and local dance
The Junior Normal girls craft Hallowe en borders to aid future teaching rooms. A dance to be held with tunes from 9 pm on a fine floor, $1 per couple, features domestic science lunch service. Price, a Simms man, was arrested for forgery and will face a justice court hearing tomorrow. Mrs Whitney, 84, died after living in Chotau nine years, later with daughter Mrs Luther in Bozeman.
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Hallowe’en Borders
K. T. Price
Simms
Martine
G. Merrill
Tairfield
Young Price
Justice Court
J. BE. DeHaas
City Notice to Clear Premises of Leaves and Debris
Property owners must immediately remove leaves and refuse from premises or city crews will do so and charge the owner or tenant. Accumulations create fire danger and items within city limits must be tightly enclosed. Prosecution will follow noncompliance.
Quicksand Delays Drilling At Agawam Well
Drilling at the Standard of California No 1 test well near Agawam was halted after quicksand appeared at 26 feet. The bit hit the formation. casing must be lowered before drilling can resume, delaying progress last week.
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Agawam
Former Choteau Resident Dies in Bozeman
Bozeman announces the death of Mrs. Sarah M. Whitney on September 28. Whitney had lived in Choteau previously.
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Choteau
Bozeman
Sarah M. Whitney
Resolution of Condolence for Sydney W. Rosengren
Queen Rebekah Lodge No 31 I O O F expresses heartfelt sympathy for the loss of Sydney W Rosengren. A copy of the resolutions will be sent to the bereaved widow and children and published in the local press. The lodge charter will be draped in mourning for thirty days and the resolutions entered in the minutes.
Freshmen Rise as School Notes Hit Local Happenings
Examinations wrap up while students reflect on a busy period. Great Falls football win recalled as sixty freshmen enrolled this week. Fort Benton game slated, dormitory welcomes two new boarders, and Mildred Mansfield plans to move with her family to New Mexico. Basketball begins, French class shares a new fox trot themed song Cherie, Home Economics to run lunch at the Armis tice dance, Cookery class hosted a breakfast for members.
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Great Falls
Billings
Hugh Crossen
Fort Benton
Margaret Anderson
Mildred Mansfield
New Mexico
Williamson
Annual Red Cross Roll Call Opens November 11
The sixth annual Red Cross roll call runs from November 11 to November 30 in Teton County. Mrs J I Cain, chairwoman, urges renewals and support for the drive. Local leader Miss Margaret Nagle praised for Red Cross work. Sub chairmen lists are being prepared for publication next week. Give to the Red Cross, minister to the afflicted.
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American Red Cross
J. I. Cain
Roll Call
Teton County
Lst
Red Cross
Legion Annual Ball to Be Gay Affair at Armistice Day
Armistice Day gala at the high school gym draws strong early support with advance ticket sales signaling a large turnout. The annual Legion Ball promises a lively evening with dancing and counter-attractions expected to draw capacity crowds in Teton County.
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Legion
High School
Teton County
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Choteau Meat Company
Phil I. Cole
Shelby
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W. B. Crittenden
Fairfield
John W. Hall
G. M. Coffey, Jr
F. A. Oulton
Sam Blaine
Choteau Hospital
Crane, Crittenden
Jones
Court House
G. M. Coffey Jr
R. W. Pilling
Pilling
Rexall
L. E. Taylor
HE. J. Liptak
Northwestern Mutual Insurance Co
Belleview Road
C. C. Sherril
P. O
Hirshberey’s
GC. 'S
McDonald
Denver
M. BE. Church
Harold Magee
Sunburst
U. S S. Forest Service
A. Lian
Helena
Montana Tuberculosis Association
Emerick
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Teton Mountains
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Orphan’s Home
H. A. Norman
Stockmens State Bank
Farmers Bank of Cut. Bank
Minneapolis
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Wm. Hodgskiss
Chicago
Wes Ss
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Geo. Mecklenburg
Johnny Ring
Captain’s Sword
Boy Scouts
Captain's Sword
Teau
Farmington
Bynum
Lenloyd
Adams Oil Co
Choteau Merc. Co
Fairfield Merchant
W. D. Luther
Whitney
Chotau
Luther
Sydney W. Rosengren
Rebekah
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Ford
Ford Motor Car Co
Detroit
Power-Morgan Co
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