Callaway Succeeds Brandly as Montana Chief Justice
Governor Joseph M. Dixon named Judge Lew L. Callaway of Great Falls to fill the unexpired term of Justice Theodore Brantly on Montana Supreme Court. Callaway was sworn in in Helena with Attorney General Rankin and Justice Farr officiating. His strong primary victory over Farr and broad support in Montana are noted as indicators he will be retained in November.
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Joseph M. Dixon
Lew L. Callaway
Great Falls
Mntana Supreme Court
Theodore Brantly
Montana
Callaway
Helena
Secretary of State
Wellington D. Rankin
Justice Farr
Judge Callaway
Judge Farr
Miles City
Teton County
Scanland resigns as head of state hospital at Warm Springs
Dr. J. M. Scanland after 15 years as superintendent of the state hospital for the insane at Warm Springs resigns effective October 31. He will continue work at a private California sanitarium. Governor Dizon announced the appointment of Dr. Robert J. Hathaway of Glendive as the new head of the asylum.
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Scanland
Warm Springs
J. M. Scanland
State Hospital For the Insane
Dizon
Capitol
California
Robert J. Hathaway
Glendive
Subscriptions Urged as Delinquents Yet to Pay
Acantha asks subscribers to settle arrears promptly this fall. Despite a helpful response, many have not indicated their plans. With three months before January first, the publisher pleads for cooperation to avoid dropping any names and to keep the paper financially sound.
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Acantha
Local merchant joins ranks of radio fans
John W. Hentges hardware man becomes a radio enthusiast in Choteau installing a Clapp-East ham receiving set with two stage amplifier and projector. He enjoys programs from Davenport Denver Salt Lake Alberta Winnipeg and Tribune Great Falls plus World Series broadcasts. He uses headphones except for Great Falls transmissions when a Magnivox loud speaker is used for all. He holds the Clapp East ham agency in Choteau.
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John W. Hentges
Hentges
Davenport, Jr
Tribune
Great Falls
Clapp-Eastham
Choteau
Trout Fry Shipment Reaches Teton Streams
Teton county sportsmen unloaded twenty cans of trout fry from the Milwaukee here Tuesday for distribution to streams nearby. The shipment came from the Giant Springs hatchery at Great Falls and was the first from that source received in Chateau since the plant opened late in summer.
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Teton County
Milwaukee
Giant Springs
Great Falls
Chateau
Dance at Power Saturday for Geo Polish benefit
Residents of Power plan a community hall dance on Saturday night October 7 to raise funds for Geo Polish a six year old boy crippled since age one. Proceeds will help cover expenses to send him to a hospital for treatment following a $70 dinner by the Parent Teacher Association.
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Geo. Polish
Parent-Teacher Association
A Trip Around the World for 75
The Ladies Guild hosts a world tour fundraiser Friday October 6 departing Pier 18 at 8 30 p m aboard the rectory boat with Italian Irish Norwegian Japanese and Chinese sight-seeing and a home coming in the United States. Other boats available for later starts.
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Chateau
Ladies’ Guild
Italy
Ireland
Norway
Japan
China
Pier 18
Rectory
Rural Pastors Plan Next Meeting in Chateau
The Rural Pastors' association held its first post conference meeting at the M B church in Dutton. Rev J A Martin and Rev P W Haynes attended with six local pastors and wives. Rev B E M Van de Mark was elected secretary and the group accepted Chateau as the site for the January 10 and 11 1923 gathering.
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Rural Pastors’ Association
M. B
Dutton
J. A. Martin
P. W. Haynes
North Montana
A. W. Hammer
BE. M. van de Mark
Valier
Choteau M. E. Church
Chateau
Teton Grid Warriors Make Good Showing
Football practice under Coach Jack Sweat progresses at the high school field with strong prospects for a formidable team. Interest is good and early scrimmages are encouraging as the 1922 season opens with a game against Fort Benton on October 14 at home.
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Jack Sweat
Sweat
Fort Benton
Standard of California to drill near Agawam site in 1922
Standard of California plans a deep test well about one and a half miles southwest of Agawam on the Teton Cascade Land Company ranch. Drilling must start by November 1, 1922 and continue until production or a thorough test is completed. Equipment trains and motors are en route. H P White leads ground operations with C E Rathman directing field work and Chateau headquarters leases involved.
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Standard of California
Agawam
Teton Cascade Land Company
Flying U
Lewistown
H. P. White
C. E. Rathman
Chateau
Teton Farmers Grow Fine Corn
Teton county farms show strong corn yields with Gehu yellow flint and North Dakota flint crops. W D Jones of Bynum reports a stand yielding at least 35 bushels per acre. G B Ziegler of T S Gap country estimates 25 bushels per acre from 18 acres. The county’s corn crops indicate a leading position among Montana growers this season.
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Teton
Montana
W. D. Jones
Bynum
G. B. Ziegler
T. S. Gap
North Dakota
Giants Take Opening Game of 1922 World Series
New York Giants defeat the New York Yankees 3 to 2 to win the first game of the 1922 World Series. In a dramatic eighth inning, Giants rally for three runs as Nehf starts on the mound against Joe Bush, 36,000 fans watch at the park.
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Giants
New York
New York Giants
Nehf
Joe Bush
Yanks
Bush
St Stephen's Church Service Notes and School Reopens
St Stephen's Protestant Episcopal Church led by Rev H E Bush held Sunday Divine Worship at 11:00 a m Church school at 12:00 m and Evening Prayer at 7:30 p m The Church School program opened with strong attendance and vigor but many winter registrants moved away leaving seats vacant seen as temporary while new families are expected to arrive to fill them.
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ST. Stephen’s Church
H. E. Bush
Church School
Civil Actions Filed at Clerk of Court Office
The following civil actions were filed in the past week in the office of Clerk of the Court B. M. Jacobson State Bank of Dutton versus D A Reynolds and I S Martine as sheriff of Teton county action for restraining order. Jos Hirshberg versus Chas P Collier et al foreclosure of mortgage.
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Clerk of the Court
B. M. Jacobson
State Bank of Dutton
D. A. Reynolds
I. S. Martine
Teton County
Jos Hirshberg
Chas
P. Collier
Shelby papers combine into a new regional publication
Shelby combined the Promoter and Courier will publish a first issue this week. New owners are John I. Kavanagh and son Cecil, former operators of four papers in eastern towns with Galata as headquarters. Co. G. Bishop, longtime Promoter editor, plans unclear, while C. M. Brinton retires from the Courier but may pursue other work locally.
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Shelby
Promoter
The
Courier
John I’. Kavanagh
Cecil
Galata
Co. G. Bishop
C. M. Brinton
Resolution of Condolence for Ethel Curtis
A condolence resolution from Security Benefit Association Council No 31654 honors Ethel Curtis a beloved member and officer. It extends sympathy to her husband and children and directs copies to the family and press for publication placed in council minutes. Signed by Daniel Whetstone district republican chairman Gut Bank Pioneer Press publisher.
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Ethel Curtis
Security Benefit Association Council
Preas
Hoot Gibson Stars in The Fire Eater at Royal Theater
Universal elevates Hoot Gibson to stardom with The Fire Eater a five reel feature seen at the Royal theater next Monday and Tuesday forest rangers protect remaining timber stands in the country Ralph Cummins wrote the story Harvey Gates scenarized and Reaves Bason directed the film
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Universal
Hoot Gibson
Royal Theater
Ralph Cummins
Harvey Gates
Reaves Bason
Forest Rangers
Choteau Hosts County Teachers Institute
Teachers from all towns and rural districts of Teton county gather in Choteau for a two day institute. The program includes business and social sessions with topics on school welfare and geography teaching. Miss Amalie Knobel, state supervisor of rural schools, will speak. Local high school and grade school staff host evening events.
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Teton County
Choteau
Amalie Knobel
Chateau
Roulston Promotes Grade School Essay Contest
W J Roulston local jeweler launches a grade school essay contest in Chateau for best Cairn essay from girls and boys. Top girl wins a ruby ring and gold necklace. top boy wins a solid gold signet ring. Essays sent to Mr Roulston. Prof Ray to judge.
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W. J. Roulston
Chateau
High School Enrollment and Upcoming Activities
The high school now lists 185 students with the freshman class at 60, juniors 42, seniors 39 and sophomores 38. Senior class aims to be the largest graduation. Plans include football opener October 14 against Fort Benton and a senior picnic if weather allows. Misses Schimmelpreng to Great Falls. glee club performance at PTA meeting. Has Beens vs Would Be’s practice game 7 to 0. commercial classes move to new combined training area with updated walls and partition.
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Hebel
Professor Williamson
Howard
Helena
Fort Benton
Weather Man
Teton
Schimmelpreng
Miedley
Reed
Williamson
Great Falls
Parent- Teacher Association
Friday the 18th Card Party Planned by St Luke’s Aux
The auxiliary of St Luke’s has arranged a large card party at the Core home on Friday the 18th. Tickets include cards and supper for 50 cents. A social event aimed at raising funds and community fellowship.
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St. Luke’s
Campbell Office Possible in Chateau as Oil Move Looms
Reports from Chateau indicate Campbell plans may bring a local office soon if leasing success continues. Campbell reps have operated in the county, securing acreages on Farmington Beach and near development areas, with a decision pending the outcome of ongoing leases.
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Campbell
Farmington Beach
Chateau
Woman's Club Social Includes Quartet Debut and Guest Speaker
The Womens Club met at the TL J Crary home with forty members attending a program directed by Mrs B J Packer. The group featured songs by the new Club Quartet and remarks by Miss Knobel state rural schools supervisor who invited visits to schools during Institute. Guests included Mrs Ellis Mrs Dickey and Mrs Emerson of Joplin Montana. A bean lunch will follow the November date change and Eureka district clubs are invited to convene Chateau next year. The library will host Columbus Day events 2:30 to 5:00 and 7:30 to 10 with no admission.
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Woman's Club
TL. J. Crary
B. J. Packer
R. EE. Nelson
Peper
J. S. Cain
Woman’s Club
Aletta Nelson
Alta Ledgerwood
Emily Hodgskiss
Annabelle Sill
Cora Cope
Dickey
Emerson
Joplin
Montana
Cain
Nelson
Oppie
Eureka
Chateau
Lbrary
Choteau Girds for Community Chorus Leadership
Prof. R. A. Keyes of Great Falls will direct a new Choteau community chorus, meeting first Tuesday at the M E church with about 30 local music lovers present. His past choral work in Great Falls and prior local classes suggest a worthwhile group may form if local enthusiasm continues.
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Choteau
R. A. Keyes
Great Falls
M. BE
Keyes
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Teton Grid Warriors
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Federal Reserve System
First National Bank
Standards
Shelby Papers
Ray
Department of Agriculture
Citizens’ League
Glen Wiprud
Patsy Pridham
J. E. Dehaas, Fire Maiikai
Wii
Citizens State Bank
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