District Court Adjourns After Jury Term Finishes Work
The district court completed the jury term and adjourned. Bose State Bank won by default against Jackson. Northern Gand Co. case against C C Sheeble dismissed on motion. George C Moore won $300.84 plus 6 percent interest from Oct 22 1920 against Chateau Mercantile Co. J P Rigler case continued after vacating due to pleading error. Henry Hodgskiss won $100 and $25 attorney fees. court adjourned Saturday.
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Acantha
Bose State Bank
Jackson
Northern Gand Co
C. C. Sheeble
George C. Moore
Chateau Mercantile Co
Henry Hodgskiss
Mat Anderson
Governor Dixon to be away on reclamation trip
Helena November 6 Governor Dixon announced he will be absent from Montana from late November until mid December to attend the reclamation meeting in Salt Lake City on November 29 and then a governors conference in Charleston South Carolina He will then join a delegation in Washington for talks with national leaders on reclamation Lieutenant Governor Story will act as governor during his absence
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Helena
Dixon
Montana
Salt Lake
Charleston
South Carolina
Conference of Governors
Washington
Committee of Governors
Story
Red Cross Roll Call Set For November Drive
The committee and chairmen report the Red Cross drive is ready despite hard times. They expect to raise their allotments as crops fail and jobs are scarce. Miss Lund, field representative, aided by Minnesota chapters, sent supplies to aid forthcoming winter relief. Mrs. J. I. Cain chairs the drive.
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Red Cross
Teachers Meetings Attract Good Attendance In County
Sectional meetings led by County Superintendent Mrs Saylor and Miss Knobel from the state department of public instruction have drawn solid turnouts and produced encouraging results. The final Chateau session shifts to Saturday November 12 due to a Legion event. Miss Knobel will remain through Sunday. an informal Parent-Teacher reception at the high school domestic science rooms Saturday at eight invites teachers and parents.
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Saylor
Miss Knobel
State Department of Public Instruction
Helena
Chateau
Legion
Conrad Rebekahs Make Big Hit Here
A nineteen member delegation from Conrad Rebekah chapter visited Choteau last Friday for degree work and a social. The visit showcased Conrad’s growing strength as they prepare to host the district Rebekah conference this summer. The Kitchen Band, inspired by Lewistown and Grand Lodge ideas, entertained locals with a street parade and lively dancing at Connor hall, followed by refreshments and a profitable evening.
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Rebekah
Conrad
Chotéau
Rebekahs
Montana
Grand Lodge
Helena
Lewistown
Fourteen Cattle Cars Shipped From Local Stockmen
Fourteen cattle cars were loaded Tuesday by five local stockmen for shipment to Chicago Seattle and Helena in one of the area’s largest recent stock movements. Iver Williams of Frye Co Seattle bought seven cars from C K Malone and one from P H Crossen for Seattle and Helena. The six Chicago bound cars included two owned by William Hodgskiss one by James Peebles two by Percy Hodgskiss and one by E J Bly Malnne accompanied the shipment to Scott for Frye Co. and Percy Hodgskiss and Wm Hodgskiss Jr supervised the Chicago cars
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Teton County
Chicago
Seattle
Helena
Iver Williams
Frye & Co
C. K. Malone
P. H. Crossen
William Hodgskiss
James Peebles
Bly Malnne
Scott
Rye & Co
Percy Hodgskiss
Wm. ,Hodgskiss, Jr
Wintering in Minnesota The Carlin Family News
Jerry Carlin left this morning for Minneapolis and Minnesota points to spend the winter. I N Haugen was a Great Falls visitor last weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Chas Brewster are proud parents of a son born Tuesday. The Ladies Industrial of the MBE church with chair C H Connor announce the purchase and installation of a fur nace stove to comfort attendees and thank helpers.
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Jerry Carlin
Minneapolis
Minnesota
I. N. Haugen
Great Falls
Mre
Chas. Brewster
Ladies’ Industrial
M. BE. Church
C. H. Connor
Outstanding Features of New Tax Bill
Washington reports on the senate passed tax revision bill outlining repeal of the excess profits tax and all transportation taxes on January 1, and a cut in the top rate from 65 to 50 percent. It lists repeals on luxury taxes and various goods while noting reductions for individuals, beverages, works of art, and corporate taxes.
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Washington
Senate
Essen
Farmers' Short Course Program Details
The schedule covers November 17 to 19 with talks on irrigation soil moisture and canning, demonstrations on dress forms and forage crops, farm veterinary care, and a high school play. Key speakers include H L Stafford J C Morgan H E Murdock and Oscar Tretsven plus Geo Morgan C W Greenfield and R F Williamson. The event features Farm Bureau leadership, a banquet, and campus activities by the high school.
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Oscar Tretsven
Miss Patchin
Howard Welch
R. F. Williamson
Proclamation by the President Honors War Dead
President Harding proclaims November 11 1921 a national holiday to honor World War I dead. He urges governors to pause state activities and tolled bells from 11:45 to noon, followed by a two minute moment of silent prayer at Washington time.
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Stong
Legion
Methodist Church
Warren G. Harding
United States of America
Congress
Arlington National Cemetery
United States
Washington
New York Considers Broad Tax Reforms On Goods And Gifts
The proposal outlines levies on beverages and beauty products at 4 percent, fountain drink taxes, luxury and treasury taxes on household items, and new taxes on gifts of property from 1 percent to 25 percent depending on amount. It also includes a manufacturers tax of 3 percent on carbonic acid gas to offset soda tax repeal losses.
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Treasury
Autos Crash on Main Street Injuries Minor
Two Ford cars driven by Geo Dow and Robert Sturgeon collided on Main Street near the Citizens State Bank corner last Saturday. Sturgeon suffered minor back and leg injuries. Dow and Sturgeon were the only occupants. Both cars had nonfatal damage but moderate to severe vehicle damage.
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Ford
Geo. Dow
Robert Sturgeon
Main Street
Citizens State Bank
Sturgeon
Dow
East Ladies Aid Auction Sale in Fairfield Mont
The East Ladies Aid plans its annual auction at St. Pauls Lutheran Church Fairfield Montana on November 16 at 7 PM. Free lunch will be served. Everyone welcome. Committee.
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East Ladies’ Aid
St. Paul’s Lutheran Church
Fairfield
Mont
Fort Benton and Teton Set For Armistice Day Football Clash
Tomorrow at 2:30 p m Teton High meets Fort Benton in a regional high school game. Fort Benton claims added strength after recent practice and both teams boast even weight and experience. The contest, organized by the local American Legion, aims for a record crowd as preparations ensure top field conditions.
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Fort Benton High School
Teton County High School
Teton High
Fort Benton
American Legion
Civil Actions Filed On Foreclosures This Week
The Clerk of Court B. M. Jacobson notes new civil actions including Joseph Hirshberg versus I. E. D. Forrest for foreclosure of mortgage and Capital Trust and Savings Bank versus Victor Parker et al for foreclosure of mortgage filed in the past week.
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B. M. Jacobson
Joseph Hirshberg
D. Forrest
Capital Trust & Savings Bank
Victor Parker
Episcopal ladies hold sale at Chateau Mercan tile store
The Episcopal ladies plan a food sale with coffee and light lunch at the Chateau Mercan tile store on Saturday November 12, starting at 11 00 A M.
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Chateau Mercantile
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Court House
A. B. Guthrie
THE
Barrer
Federal Reserve System
Conrad Rebekahs
Farmers
H. L. Stafford
Teton County Farm Bureau
J. C. Morgan
Glee Club
Blaine Fergerson
Miss’ Patchin
H. E. Murdock
Miss Beauchamp
Geo. Morgan
C. W. Greenfield
Farm Bureau
A. H. Stafford
Gallatin County Farm Bureau
C. C. Davis
Commissioner of Agriculture
National Farm Bureau
Cascade County’ Farm Bureau
Dean Hamilton
Teton
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