School Notes Reflect Biographical And School Activity Highlights
The senior class elected officers and Clarence Carlson joined as a freshman. A road grader works on the football field while students pitch in during spare periods. New French books arrive as class advisors are named for each grade. The cooking class cans foods and the football team scrimmages. Helena traders Jack Burke visits with Hanson Brothers, cattle buyers from Butte. Attendance stands at 216 97 girls and 109 boys with several perfect grades and a high overall 98 percent for the month, despite 48 absences and 21 tardies. An orchestra practices after school and the eighth graders tour E. D. Forrest’s dairy ranch, noting its cleanliness. The lunch includes hot dogs and treats, with thanks to transport providers. One hundred eighty two pupils had no absences in the first month, and three third-graders have perfect spelling records this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Guthrie
Ruth Andrews
Catherine McDonald
Irene Askew
Clarence Carlson
Farmington
Miss Williamson
Miss Medley
Miss Schutter
Miss Pryor
Miss Swearingen
Mr. Williamson
Jack Burke
Helena
Chateau
Hanson Brothers
Butte
Burke
E. D. Forrest
Anton Mozer
Sidney Carson
Florence Trescott
Methodist Church Notes Highlight Sunday Schedule
Morning worship at 10 30 sermon by Pastor Harry T Stong Sunday school at 11 30 Junior League 3 oclock Epworth League 7 oclock Evening sermon at 8 Regular Ladies Industrial meeting Wednesday 3 Bible study 8 Choir rehearsal Thursday League choir Saturday open to all.
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Epworth
Henrietta Stanger
Ladies
Rankin and McCusker Rally Draw Small Crowds
On Monday evening Wellington D Rankin Republican candidate for attorney general spoke to a sparse audience at Chateau escorted by J W Scott Helena Record writer. In Farmington a Democratic rally featured M McCusker Socialist and non partisan nominee for Congress. Both candidates are viewed unfavorably by their party members.
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Wellington D. Rankin
J W. Scott
Helena
Gving
Rankin
Chateau
Farmington
M. McCusker
Congress
McCusker
Roy Inbody
Great Falls
Willis
Fairfield
John Brekke
O. Lindseth
Nellie Hagen
Martin Hanson Cut
CC. D. Lindseth
Carl Manson
C. D. Seekins
Sunburst
Seekins
Equity Cooperative Association
Lola Bess Thompson
Fred
Howard Hanson
Halfdon Lindseth
Spokane
Washington
al Udin
J. T. Hart
McGregor
Teton County
Taylor
Hail Loss Claims Approved for 246000
Montana farmers hail loss claims total 246002.05 dollars for grain crops. E K Bowman notes 465 warrants issued against the fund will be registered by the state treasurer. 168381.16 goes to farmers and 77620 to county treasurers for farmer taxes, reducing claims by tax amounts. Over 630 claims received, with many second and third claims from Lane crop hail visits.
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Helena
Oct
Montana
E. K. Bowman
State Board of Hail Insurance
Former Choteau Girl Engaged in Riverside Tea Setting
Mrs Kenneth Grant McLean of Carltonplace announces the engagement of her daughter Frances to Merle D Smith at an informal tea. The announcement was shared with close friends of the bride to be, noting Frances is a former Choteau resident and sister of C S McDonald.
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Riverside
Obregon Promises End to War in Mexico and Peace Worldwide
General Alvaro Obregon, president elect of Mexico, told a El Paso audience that the era of war in Mexico is over and the era of peace has begun. He urged good American friends to unite to abolish war everywhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
el Paso
Texas
Mexico
Alvaro Obregon
Chateau Women's Club to hold post office food sale
The ladies of the Chateau Women's Club plan a Saturday afternoon food sale at the post office. Mr and Mrs G C Core celebrated their 14th wedding anniversary last Saturday evening with a gathering of friends and neighbors who dropped in to honor them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies of the Chateau Women’s Club
G. C. Core
Red Cross Roll Call for 1920 Nationwide Enlistment Drive
The Red Cross has set aside the November 1825 week for the 1920 roll call to enlist every possible man woman or child in the United States. The drive supports disease control national health, wartime service spirit, Junior Red Cross youth ideals, disaster preparedness, and American citizenship binding Americans to each other and to Peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Red Cross
Red Cross
United States
Still on display at post office window raises debate
The article notes a captured still two months old in the Collins area remains set up in a post office window as if ready for business. It argues such public display may influence illicit liquor activity and discusses legal concerns and public safety.
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Sqine
Collins
Constitutional Amendment Chapter 149 Montana School Fund
A proposed constitutional amendment would allocate five percent of all interest and five percent of rental income from school lands to become a permanent addition to the state school fund. After passage 95 percent would go to districts and 5 percent would remain permanently, with the fund steadily increasing over time. Voters can approve or oppose on the ballot.
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Montana
Montana Socialistists Barred From Ballot
The Montana Supreme Court ordered the Secretary of State to place four Farmer-Labor electors on the general election ballot while quashing the Socialist petition. Names added include Frank Apperton and Henry Weber of Butte, with other electors from Deer Lodge and Butte. Mandamus actions followed as legal arguments centered on party formation dates and ballot eligibility.
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Helena
Parley Po Christeneuen
Laar Rerts
Montans Beot Tucene
Ee Pot
Rees
Supremm
C. T. Stewart
Farmer-Laor Party of Montana
Socialist Party of Montana
Montana
Frank Apperton
Carpenter
Butte
Henry Weber
J. W. Richardson
Deer ‘Lodge
I. Ewing
H. A. Tyrand
Supreme Court
Farmer-Labor Party
Socialist Party
Stewart
Yfontai7
Farmer Labor Party
Udge
Frank Is Tunter
Miles City
Jack Briscoe
Lewistown
Socialist Hall
Contract Let For Postoffice Building
Wnt Hodgskiss announced that he let the contract for the new postoffice to F S Doege. Work will start after moving the Houck tin shop building. The brick structure will be larger than government specs with a basement and a heating plant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wnt Hodgskiss
Veser Vex
Postoffice
F S Doege
Houck Tin Shop
Hodgskiss
Electors in Teton County Register 2960 Voters in General Election
County clerk figures show 2960 registered voters in Teton County for the general election with women numbering 1033 or more than half. Chateau No 2 ward has the most women voters at 150. Dry Forks has 11 women registrants. Polling place Chateau No 1 moved from the old high school to the public school building due to dormitory occupancy.
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Teton County
Chateau Second Ward
Dry Forks
Chateau No. 1
Brooklyn Dominates in Second World Series Win
Brooklyn pitcher Burleigh Grimes fires a 3 0 shutout over Cleveland at Ebbets Field securing his teams second win in the championship series. Grimes outduels James Bagby as the Indians fail to mount consistent offense besides a brief eighth inning threat.
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New York
Burleigh A. Grimes
Brooklyn
Cleveland
Ebbetsfield
Indians
James C. Bagby
Speaker
Toerform
Superbas
Tris Speaker
Grimes
Hart Heads Southwest for Realism Film at Moral Theatre
Bil Hart travels into the cactus country of the great Southwest to shoot his new picture Sand which will be the attraction at the Moral theatre Wednesday. Hill believes in absolute realism in all his pictures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bil Hart
Great Southwest
Moral Theatre
Hill
Civil actions filed in week by Clerk of Court
Civil actions listed include Northern Land Co. versus C. C. Sheble appeal and Chateau Hardware Co. versus Hannah Fairbanks Abstract of judgment noted by the Clerk of the Court during the past week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Jacobsen
Northern Land Co
C. C. Shebleppeal
Chateau. Hardware Co
Hannah Fairbanks
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Methodist Church
Harry T. Stong
Choteau
Federal Reserve System
Federal Reserve
First National Bank
America
Henry L. Myers
Standard
Townley
B. K
Charles Carlin
Fairfield Country
Koteau
Bill Hart
Citizens State Bank
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