Armistice Day Observed by President Coolidge at Arlington
President Coolidge laid a wreath on the tomb of the unknown soldier at Arlington as Armistice Day tribute. Thousands attended the ceremonies at the memorial amphitheatre while Bishop McDowell urged Americans to keep faith and resist complacency. The president, Mrs Coolidge, aides, Weeks and Roosevelt attended the services after arriving at 10 o clock.
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Washington
Coolidge
Arlington
Harding
Memorial Amphitheatre
Wm. F. McDowell
Methodist Episcopal Church
McDowell
Whithouse
Mr. Coolidge
She’wers
Methodist Episcopal Church Bazaar Draws About 200 Dollars
The Ladies Industrial bazaar brought in about 200 dollars from all departments. Lawrence Skinner led sales that pleased the Chateau and Pendroy congregations. Epworth League plans a six week Bible study and devotional meeting after the 6 30 p m session. Services held Sunday include 10 30 a m worship 11 30 a m Sunday school and 7 30 p m evening service. Pendroy Ladies Aid to hold bazaar and lunch on Saturday Nov 24. Choteau Hardware Co offers a complete toy line.
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Albertson
Ladies
Lawrence Skinner
Chateau and Pendrey
Epworth League
Ott Brown pair wed in Cowgill area ceremony
Fritz Ott and Sarah Nina Brown of LaGrande Oregon were united in marriage last Thursday evening at the George W Magee residence in the Cowgill addition. Justice of the Peace C H Ferris performed the ceremony. Ott formerly lived in Pendray country and after a short visit will return to Oregon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fritz Ott
Sarah Nina Brown
LaGrande
Oregon
George W. Magee
Cowgill
Justice of the Peace
C. H. Ferris
Mr. Ott
Pendray
Mrs. Ott
Madam Peacock with Nazimova At Royal Theatre
Russian star Nazimova appears in Madam Peacock a new photoplay from Rita Weiman at the Royal Theatre on Wednesday and Thursday with special 35 and 25 cent prices. Jane Goring a famed stage celebrity seeks happiness beyond fame in this dramatic tale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madam Peacock
Nazimova
Royal Theatre
Rita Weiman
Jane Goring
New Library Books Added to Pay Shelf
The library acknowledges a donation from Miss Lucille Sturgeon and adds several titles to the pay shelf including Babbitt by Sinclair Lewis Scaramondi by Rafael Sabatine Bread by Charess G Norris Margueritys Duel by Anthony Pride The Step on the Stair by Anna K Green Mirrors of Washington by Anon
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucille Sturgeon
Babbitt
Sinclair Lewis
Rafael Sabatine
Charess G. Norris
Anthony Pride
Local School Notes Highlight Absences and Events
Several students including Phillis Koch Jack McGregor Helene Cohoe Paul Moret and Leslie Burns missed the 3rd grade due to illness. A general program is planned for Wednesday November 28 at 7 30. Teachers report eagerness for gym work and new apartment space.
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Phillis Koch
Jack McGregor
Helene Cohoe
Paul Moret
Leslie Burns
Stephens
Clarkson
Cecil Snider
Tarl Wiser
Morris Franklin
Eva Thompson
Lenora Edward
Fred Swanson
Howard Allam
Clara Best
Great Falls
Salois and Chadwick Tie The Knot In Dupuyer
David Salois and Miss Jizzie Chadwick, well known Dupuyer residents, wed in a ceremony performed by Justice of the Peace J. J. Daley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Salois
Jizzie Chadwick
Dupuyer Country
Justice of the Peace
J. J. Daley
Lena Mozer Weds A S Stillman at Great Walls Office
Miss Lena M Mozer of this city married A S Stillman of Simms on Thursday November 8. Justice of the Peace Wilson officiated at his Great Walls office. The couple will live near Simms where Stillman farms. Both are well known here with many friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lena M. Mozer
A. S. Stillman
Simms
Justice of the Peace Wilson
Great Walls
Bandits Strike Fairfield Bank Again in Dramatic Break‑In
Bandits cut wires and blew open the Fairfield First National Bank using an acetylene torch but failed to gain cash. The safe and vault were damaged beyond repair with a large hole drilled and locks burned. About fifty deposit boxes were broken into while investigators seek the suspects likely fled toward Canada.
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First National Bank of
Fairfield
Wm. D. Reiquam
Canada
Ladies' Industrial Bazaar Christmas Gift Selections
The ladies' Industrial Bazaar on Saturday December 8 offers embroidered luncheon sets buffet sets dresser sets towels pillow cases and a display of baby and child items up to six years old with dolls available for purchase.
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Nmas
Armistice Day Weddings Performed by Local Pastor
Rev. R. B. Culbertson of the Methodist Episcopal church presided over two Armistice Day weddings on Sunday November 11 Herbert A. Lockhart and Carrie Phelps of Choteau wed with witnesses W. W. Mitzel and Barbara Mitzel The second couple John Jarnot and Dorothy Veen of Great Falls were married with witnesses Wesley Pearce and Thresa Pearce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Culbertson
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Herbert A. Lockhart
Carrie Phelps
Choteau
W. W. Mitzel
Barbara Mitzel
John Jarnot
Dorothy Veen
Great Falls
Rev. Culbertson
Wesley Pearce
Thresa Pearce
Civil actions filed in mortgage foreclosure cases
Blanche M. Jacobson Federal Land Bank of Spokane sues Edwin G Jones et al for mortgage foreclosure. Arthur J Halberg sues Ellen J F Holm et al for mortgage foreclosure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blanche M. Jacobson
Federal Land Bank of Spokane
Edwin G. Jones
Arthur J. Halberg
Ellen J F. Holm
Imaginary line overhead costs stir county debate
The State Game and Fish Commission favors differing open seasons for big game in Lewis and Clark and Teton counties. Senator T. Larson has contributed to a marked district proposal, urging support. He was involved in a deer incident, paid a fine, bought the deer, and enjoyed venison. A chicken dinner sale and a Ladies Industrial holiday sale are announced for December 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Game and Fish Commission
Lewis and Clark County
Teton
Teton County
T. Olarson
Larson
Augusta
Civic Meeting Opens Today in Lewistown Montana
The All Montana Civic Conference opens in Lewistown on Thursday and runs through Saturday with delegates from the Montana State Press Association and many civic groups. The aim is to promote Montana’s progress and discourage harmful reports in a nonpolitical effort to attract new people and capital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
All Montana
Lewistown
Montana State Press Association
Butta Lest
State Press Cr
Stization
Msutana
Montana
The
Press Association
Federation of Labor, Commercial and Civic Clubs
Womens’ Clubs
Farm Bureaus
Merchants Association
Bankers’ Association
Marriage Licenses Issued by District Clerk in Phelps and Great Falls
The Clerk of the District Court issued marriage licenses this past week. John Jarnot and Dorothy Veen, both of Chateau, are among the couples, with Great Falls and LaGrande, Oregon, as part of the filing details.
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District Court
B. M. Jacobson
Mrs Louis DeNoir Visits W A Emerick Home
Mrs Louis DeNoir and her baby are visiting the W A Emerick residence while Mr DeNoir recently traveled to California to secure employment opportunities.
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Louis DeNoir
Baby
W. A. Emerick
Mr. DeNoir
California
Walter Hiers Stars In Mr Billings Spends His Time
Walter Hiers, the genial fat boy, becomes a star in Mr Billings Spends His Time a rollicking romance set from a New York department store to a South American republic. He wins the affection of the senorita amid light comedy and romance. At the Royal next Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Hiers
Mr Billings
New York
Walter
the Royal
Chateau Women Form Chorus With New Leadership
Chateau residents gathered at Mrs. R. E. Nelsons home Monday evening to organize a ladies chorus and hold their first rehearsal. Mrs. R. B. Nelson was elected president and Miss Dorothy Longmuir secretary. Professor Keyes of Great Falls will direct the group for a winter schedule of public entertainments.
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Chateau
R. E. Nelson
R. B. Nelson
Dorothy Longmuir
Keyes
Great Falls
Loss of Valuable Horses from Wheat Granary Accident
Farmer Gus Depner of Farmington reports a grain overflow accident at his wheat granary. Night leakage caused four horses in the field to ingest grain, resulting in three deaths and a fourth being shot the next day due to injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gus Depner
Farmington
Mr. Depner
Mrs Larson Hosts Delightful Bridge Party
Mrs. T. O. Larson was hostess for a bridge party held last evening with four tables in play.
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T. O. Larson
Auction at Molter farm on November 71
The Arthur Molter auction gate of farm equipment is scheduled with T. A. Meagher acting as auctioneer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Molter
T. A. Meagher
Sheriff Reiquam Welcomes Newborn to Force
Sheriff Wm. D. Reiquam smiles and shares cigars as his family grows with the birth of a baby boy at Chateau hospital last Saturday. Both father and son are reported doing well.
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Wm. D. Reiquam
Turkey Demonstrations Held This Week Across County
County turkey producers meet this and next week to demonstrate market prep skills. County Agent Clarkson emphasizes proper bleeding, sticking, cooling and packing to boost prices. Additional meetings are planned in Chateau Farmington Collins East Dutton Rose and other towns at two oclock.
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Montana
Clarkson
Chateau
Farmington
Collins
Fairfield
East Dutton
Rose
Power
Bynum
Rp. Valley
Porter Beach
Dry Parks
High School Notes Recap of Week Activities and Sports
The Agriculture class held a post mortem on a horse and demonstrated turkey picking by Bing Hodgkiss. The class shop work began and a breakfast was cooked by the cooking class. Students weighed in with fewer underweight reports. Library books are requested for return. Basketball practice started and the school split into two divisions for a selling contest. Spark Plugs collected 88 subscriptions and Barney Googles 87, funds to buy drums. orders placed for five horns and a piano for the orchestra. The football season ended with Fort Benton winning 7 to 6 after a contested drive and a touch down by a linabirek.
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Bing Hodgkiss
Fort Benton
Teton
Lina Birek
Jones wins prize for corn at 4620 feet altitude
Prize corn grown at an altitude of 4620 feet by W. D. Jones of Bynum took first prize at the North Central Montana Corn Show in Great Falls for best and most mature exhibit. Jones’ corn was grown at a higher altitude than any other entry and was in a fine maturation stage. Dance at Belleview school house Thanksgiving night November 29.
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W. D. Jones
Bynum
Montana
Great Falls
Grasshopper Campaign Saves County Wheat in 1923
In Teton County 570 farmers used arsenic and bran against grasshoppers, saving an estimated 525000 dollars on wheat. About 730000 pounds of bran and 22500 pounds of acetate were used, with syrup substitution to cut costs. Farmers voted 3 to 1 that aid should continue next year.
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Bureau of Entomology and
Department of Agriculture
Teton County
Deep Creek
Bellview
Porter Beach
Dutton
Collins
Power
Also Mentioned on This Page
A Friendly Church
Ladies’ Aid Society of
Choteau Hardware Co
Ott—Brown
NEW Library Books
Salois
Chadwick
Stillman—Mozer
First National Bank
Deral Resert System
Fairfield Bank
Dan Cupid
the Glenloyd
State Press Association
GM2
Moss of Whitefish
Aon Maneds
Chorus OF Women Voices Organized
Turkey
Jones
Belleview School House
Accord
Citizens State Bank
Mont
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