17 Carloads of Cattle and Sheep Shipped from Chateau
Seventeen carloads of livestock were dispatched early in the week over the Great Northern. Ten cars carried sheep and seven carried cattle. Eight sheep cars went to Colorado via Phil S Cole, two sheep cars to Phil Idell at Great Falls. Cattle cars totaled seven headed to Chicago with J E Hodgskiss Arch ie Hodgskiss Emil Durr Percy Hodgskiss H Higgins Teton Shipping asso ciation and accompanying parties listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau
Great Northern
Colorado
Phil S. Cole
Phil Idell
Great Falls
Chicago
J. E. Hodgskiss
Archie Hodgskiss
Emil Durr
Percy Hodgskiss
H. H. Higgins
Teton Shipping Association
Mr. Hodgskiss
Mr. Durr
Francis June
Choteau Men Begin Season Basketball Practice
Choteau youths gathered for the first practice of the season with players Herschel Ingersoll Charles Davis Walter Cohoe Charles Cohoe Clinton Core Art Graber Houston Peters and Obert Dale. Additional hopefuls include Gordon Holmes Harry Bleecker and Dinty Moore. Clinton Core was named town team manager and aims to schedule a December 6 game against Conrad or Stockett, venue to be decided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Choteau
Herschel Ingersoll
Chas. Davis
Walter Cohoe
Charles Cohoe
Clinton Core
Art Graber
Houston Peters
Obert Dale
Gordon Holmes
Harry Bleecker
Dinty Moore
Conrad
Stockett
Heavy Snowfall Delays Local Activity
Snow has fallen for about 20 hours with nearly a foot on the ground by Wednesday night though much melted or turned to slush. The depth could be greater if conditions held, with more snow and colder weather forecast. Stockmen received warnings from the government weather office at Helena.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
Methodist Church Hosts Swartz Home Mission Talk
On Sunday November 16 the Methodist Episcopal Church schedules a church school at 10:00 a.m. and morning worship at 11:15. Miss C. K. Swartz will discuss home mission work and speak at 7:00 p.m. plus 3:00 p.m. Pendray service with more remarks and music. Parishioners urge a full house and local acquaintance with Miss Swartz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. K. Swartz
Epworth League
Miss Swartz
Pendray
Saco
Election Canvas Continues For State Senator Larson
B R Kaemmer notes the election canvas with State Senator candidate T O Larson of the Republican party continuing the discussion on the ballot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. O. Larson
Election Ballot Results Listing Local Officials and Referenda
The document lists candidates for multiple county offices including House member J E Hodgskiss and commissioner Martin Olson, with party affiliations and ballot numbers. It also shows referendum results for Measure No 33 and 34 with vote tallies in favor and against.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of Representatives
J. E. Hodgskiss
McG Pacomenettides
Martin Olson
Algon Udin
Geo. A. Carroll
O. G. Meadows
A. BE. Moye
Otto Wagnild
Obert Peterson
J. G L. Collins
Bert I. Packer
Jesse W. Davis
Anna E. Stafford
C. James Smith
Charles G. Roberts
Pendroy Items Chronicle Local Meetings And Moves
Local notices cover a range of Pendroy news. The East Porter beach Demonstra tion club met at Mrs H J Moon s home with patterns discussed. Visitors include Mrs Clarkson of Chateau and Mrs Price and Mrs Bammer of Bole.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Porter Beach
Earles
Pendray
J. A. Swanson
Porter
Seufert
Ogorden
Jones
Will Wellenstein
Harry Swanson
Nick Wellenstein
Porter Ranch
Estes
Talberts
Swanson
Fort Benton
Lester ‘Kellogg
Fallon House
Mrs. Earles
James Campbell
Collins News Roundup Highlights School Carnival and Local Events
The Collins column recalls a lively school carnival run by teachers and pupils with strong turnout. It notes Mr. John Graves’ birthday gifts including a radio and other items, and mentions Mrs. H. K. Ferris visiting from Whitefish, election day quietness, and local church activity led by Rev. Harry T. Stong.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Graves
Graves
H. K. Ferris
Whitefish
Collins
Dean Waterman
Stewart Myers
Harry T. Stong
Social Callers and Local Business Mentioned in Collins
Mrs. Jane Trainor and her brother called on Mrs. Ida Waterman before the election. Sam Luinstra transacted business in Collins last week. Mrs. H. K. Ferris and Mrs Jno Graves visited Mrs. Neswender last Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. McClinnican joined guests at the Keogh home at the Gap country last Sunday. Collins Farm Loan association and head Dean Waterman are very busy with business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Trainor
Ida Waterman
Sam Luinstra
Collins
H. K. Ferris
Jno. Graves
Neswender
McClinnican
Public School News Highlights American Education Week
American Education week runs during Armistice Day week. It is sponsored by the American Legion the U S Office of Education and the National Education Association. Daily themes cover enrichment of life patriotism and world understanding schools of yesterday today and tomorrow and individual and national achievements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
American Legion
United States Office of Education
National Education Association
America
Future of
Tomorrow's schools serve welfare of the human race
An article on lifelong learning and youth shaping a better society. It notes Armistice Day activities at the high school with an address by Principal Guthrie stressing duty to country. Parents visit day and the upcoming Children’s Book Week are highlighted with guidance for home study and routines. Stella R. Twinning closes with a poem about the school year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Parents’ Association of Greater New York
Rene
Stella R. Twinning
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Methodist Episcopal Church
B. R. Kaemmer
Grocery Deciai
M. J. B. Schillings Coffee
Mewes Len
Sunkist
Jersey
Hirshberg’s
Florsneims
Hannan
Seeeeenners
George Connole
Bert Jannish
Connole
Mr. Jannish
Essex
Home Demonstration Club
Gutshall
Talbert
Stafford
Public School’ News
GIFT
Emerick
Chotéau, Mont
Toyate
Saas Reef
Ucms Wey
Rexall
Teton Drug. CO
Choteau Creamery
Choteau, Mont
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