Dixon Greets Record Crowds In Montana Campaign
A large crowd packed the Chateau high school auditorium to hear Republican governor candidate Dixon speak for nearly two hours. He warned of Nonpartisan state government, contrasted socialism with farm relief aims, and urged support for veterans, farmers, and tax reform while arguing for honest rural governance.
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Montana
Singing
America
Larson
Bud” Storey
Bozeman
Matana
Europe
France
North Dakota
Mrr
Dixon
Dunn
Buite Daily Bulletin
Farmer-Labor Party
Farmer-Labor
Great Falls
Helena
Department of Agriculture
Northakota
North Taketa
Pixon
Teton County
Theodore Michels Dies in Spokane at 33
Theodore Michels died of paralysis in Spokane Washington on October eleventh at age thirty three. He was a brother of J L Michels and Paul Michels of Chateau and once lived on a Power area homestead. The body was sent to Choteau for burial after funeral services Monday led by Rev Father Moroney. He is survived by his mother two sisters in Wisconsin and brothers John and Paul of Choteau.
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Spokane
Washington
Theodore Michels
J. L
Paul Michels
Chateau
Power
Choteau
Father Moroney
Michels
Wisconsin
John and
Paul
Foreclosure Suit Filed by Geo. G. Mill Co versus Torkelson
The Geo G Mill Company filed a foreclosure of mortgage action against L G Torkelson in the clerk of court’s office during the last week.
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B. M. Jacobson
Geo. G. Mill Co
Vs. L. G Torkelson
Teton Loses to Great Falls in First Chateau Game
The Teton High football team fell 81 to 0 to Great Falls High in Chateau on Saturday. Despite a scrappy effort the locals were overmatched, yet the showing bodes well for future games under coach Sweat. Next matches include Hobson and Benton High, aiming to build confidence and turnout.
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Teton
Chateau
Great Falls
Hobson
Benton High
Fort Benton
Chateau Great Falls
Proclamation Observing Armistice Day in Choteau
The governor proclaims November 11, 1920 Armistice Day as a legal holiday in Choteau Montana closing schools and businesses. Dated October 20 1920. IC Morgan Maver
Commercial Club Meeting Planned Next Monday Evening
The Commercial Club announces a meeting set for next Monday evening at the Choteau Club rooms. Members are urged to attend for updates and discussion of upcoming activities.
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Commercial Club
Choteau Chib Rooms
First Grade Enrolment Seen At 86 In Crowded School
The first grade remains full with 86 students, prompting discussion on excusing weaker pupils. About a dozen primary children may not be ready for school yet. The eighth grade enjoyed a ranch visit by Mr. McDonald who praised purebred stock.
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A. A. McDonald Ranch
McDonald
Norman
E. J. Hirshberg
Power-Morgan Co
Kenneth Gleason
Dixon
Montana
Tlelena
Teton Red Cross Chapter Plans October Meeting
The annual meeting of the Teton Chapter of the American National Red Cross is set for October 27 at eight o'clock at the Court House. Elections, reports, and other business will be considered. members urged to attend. Also, thanks are extended for condolences on the death of Theodore Michels.
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Teton
American National Red Cross
Court House
Clara Carson
Trescott Couple Attend Odd Fellows Convention Delegates
Mr and Mrs C E Trescott left Milwaukee Monday for Havre to attend the state convention of Odd Fellows and Rebekahs. Mrs Trescott serves as Bouller lodge delegate and Mrs Trescott as Chateau delegate. They will visit Minneapolis and Chicago before returning to Choteau.
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C. E. Trescott
Millwaukee
Hlavre
Odd Fellows and Rebekahs
Farmington Highlights Local Visits and Events
Miss Bernice Kaynes returned to Spokane last week. Mrs Olaf Lindsey recovering from pears attack. Henry Hanson spent Sunday and Monday in Fairfield. Miss Ellen Dolaie came home last Wednesday. Mr and Mrs H P Kreuger and Bob visited H L Stevenson. Trustees bought a piano for district 42 school. Carl Henson visited Victor Olson in T. F. Gap. Mrs Rittenhouse and a child from Havre stayed ten days visiting sister Mrs Alden Ligon. Ladies Aid met at Mary Hanson home. Mr and Mrs J Ferris and Gillian headed to North Dakota for winter. Taller Hanson and daughter with Mrs Peter Chey arrived from Spokane to visit parents. Ss Hanson of Miles City visited Chateau. A Republicans rally and dance convened in Farmington. Senator Larson and Major Foot spoke. C Gennette and family left for Butte to visit relatives and plan to locate in Philipsburg.
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Bernice Kaynes
Spokane
Washington
Olaf Lindsey
Henry Hanson
Fairfield
Ellen Dolaie
H. P. Kreuger
Bob
H. l. Stevenson
Carl Henson
Victor Olson
T. F. Gap
Rittenhouse
Havre
Alden Ligon
Ladies’ Aid
Mary Hanson
J.ferris
Gillian
North Dakota
Taller Hanson
Peter Chey
Olaf Lindseth
Hanson
Miles City
Chateau
Farmington
Senator Larson
Major Foot
C. Gennette
Butte
Philipsburg
Belleview Social Notes and Choteau Visit Highlights
The Grey family traveled to Choteau on Tuesday for business and to hear Dixon speak. A Republican rally at Allan school house drew attendees including candidates who staged a post meeting dance. FON Askew visited Great Falls on Tuesday. Mr and Mrs John Ward attended the Dixon meeting in Choteau. Neighbors went to Choteau to hear Judge Erickson speak Wednesday. Albert Fellers completed a school house well now ready for tiling and a new pump.
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Belleview
Grey
Choteau
Dixon
Lloyd McFarland
Allan School House
Fon Askew
Great Falls
John Ward
Chateau
Ony
Judge Erickson
Albert Fellers
Misleading Tax Claim Questioned By Helena Speaker
At a court house meeting George L Ramsey of Helena asserted the Montana stone tax levy was about 4.75 mills, implying the general state levy nears five mills. Wade checked 1920 receipts showing 29.75 mills total and noted livestock levy should be added. Ramsey denied error, asserting figures were correct.
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Court House
George L. Ramsey
Helena
Monana
Ramsey
State Board of Equalization
Mr. Ramsey
Wade
Verinas
Ramee Nae
Political meeting backs Cox and Roosevelt in state issues
A packed court room heard J K Erickson and Geo L Ramsey urge support for Cox and Roosevelt and the League of Nations. They defended Wheeler and criticized bankruptcy claims while discussing the state tax levy and disarmament views. The event lasted over two hours before attendees boarded a morning train to Great Falls.
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J. K. Erickson
Geo. L. Ramsey
Dr. McGregor
Geo L. Ramsey
Ramsey
Ann
Cox
Roosevelt
League of Nations
Democratic Central Committee
Burton K. Wheeler
North Dakota
State Board of Equalization
Montana
J. E. Erickson
Teton County
Choteau
Ferekson
Wheeler
League
Erickson
Unite States
Turkey
Mexico
Russia
Great Falls
Ringen Store at Dutton Robbed in Early Sunday Break-In
Thieves entered the Ringen merchandise store in Dutton early Sunday, stealing worn apparel. Great Falls police identified two suspects, Ocud Mulcaster and Clyde Miller, recovered loot including coats vests shirts and shoes, and planned hearings were scheduled for today.
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Ringen
Dutton
Chateau
Jearnel
Great Falls
Mulcaster
Clyde Miller
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J.h
Morris
F.h
Ed Hodgskiss
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