Drowns in Ditch After Car Overturns Near Cascade
Choteau area man Chas A Berglund 86 a Montana rancher formerly of Wisconsin drowned Friday night when his Ford went off a bridge into an irrigation ditch. He was found next morning after being missing since about 7 30 pm. Survived by wife and three children. Funeral at Methodist church Choteau 2 30 pm tomorrow. Burial in Choteau Cemetery.
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Chas. A. Berglund
Bole
Cascade Ranch
Bergslund
Wisconsin
Montana
Methodist
Choteau
Local Artist Joe DeYong Illustrates Linderman Book
Joe DeYong furnishes three major illustrations and chapter head designs for Frank Linderman's latest western fiction Lige Mounts Free Trapper published by Scribners. The Chateau library feature notes DeYong's images capture life of the principal character and his growing recognition among national publishers.
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Linderman
Resolution of Condolence for Brother Rosengren of Chateau Lodge
The Cha teau Lodge No. 11 I C O F passes a resolution draping the lodge charter in memory of Brother Sydney W Rosengren and extending sympathy to his family. The committee records the loss to Odd Fellowship and directs copies to the family and press and to be filed in the lodge minutes.
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Ant
Sydney W.rosengren
Rosengren
Odd Fellowship
Chateau Lodge No. 11
Riddick to Open Montana Senate Campaign Rally in Choteau
Hon Carl W Riddick Republican nominee for United States senator from Montana will start the Teton county campaign in Choteau Monday Oct 30 at eight PM in the court house. The rally marks the first in a series planned to visit county precincts with speeches by candidates and outsiders, music and dancing. County committeemen and candidates expressed strong confidence in their ticket a week before election.
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Carl W. Riddick
Republican Party
United States
Montana
Teton County
Choteau
J. I. Cain
Republican County Central Committee
Court House
Belt Tops Miners 10 0 in Saturday Gridiron Clash
Teton defeats Belt 10 to 0 as Walter Dow scores the only TD in the first half. Ed Dow adds a goal and a field drop kick for the final points. The lineup features Schmidt, Stone, Ferris, Rhoads, McNeal, Dow, Taylor, and Saterlie. St. Marys of Great Falls visits Choteau next.
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Jack Sweat
Teton
Erd
Belt
Walter Dow
Ed. Dow
Schmidt
Stone
Ferris
Rhoads
McNeal
McDonald
Taylor
Anderson
W. Dow
Saterlie
Burns
Roy Wiprud
H. Moore
J. B. Hodgskiss
Choteau
Bill Fluhr
St. Mary’s of Great Talls
Fort Benton
Curtis touts Harding cuts in government expenses
Senator Curtis of Kansas releases a compilation showing 1923 appropriations at 3.75 billion versus 6.45 billion in 1920, tax reductions of 860 million, 122000 federal workers cut, and a military rollback from 268000 in 1920 to 126000 in 1922, while disability payments average 1.25 million daily.
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Curtis
Harding
Washington
Kansas
Senate
Campbell Equipment Unioatied At Koyle
Campbell Equipment unloads at Koyle from Great Northern cars for transfer to the first Gordon Campbell test at Te ton Dome site. Casing is en route from Youngstown. Campbell officials say Choteau operations will speed material to the well site. Campbell, Beach, Rhea and others express optimism about local oil prospects and town life.
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Great Northern
Koyle
Gordon Campbell
Teton Dome
Youngstown
Ohio
Wm. Rhea
Campbell
Choteau
Kevin
Fred Zring
Chateau
Great Falls
Jenny Beach
Campbell Organization
Judge O Connor to Speak to Democrats in Chateau
Judge J F O Connor of Livingston a defeated Montana senate nominee and defense chief will address Teton county Democrats at the Chateau high school auditorium next Wednesday evening November 1. He is expected to defend Mr Wheeler and the Democratic ticket in a speech noted for eloquence.
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J. F. O’connor
Livingston
United States
Montana
Frank Conley
Teton County
Chateau
O’connor
Wheeler
Sees Victory Ahead for Republicans Bohling Kerr
John B Bohling and Donald W Kerr both of Dutton attended the county central committee meeting to discuss campaigns for state representative and county commissioner. They forecast a favorable outlook for the Republican ticket on November 7 and said their campaigns emphasize efficiency and economy in office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John B. Bohling
Donald W. Kerr
Dutton
Chateau
County Central Committee
Bohling
Mr. Kerr
Montana
Bannatyne Land Co
Stokeman
Methodist Church Notes and Pendroy Service
The church program lists morning worship at 10 30 with the Good News sermon and 11 30 Sunday school. Evening service at 7 30 includes a short sermon after the hymn. A Tuesday choral relief, a Wednesday Ladies Industrial meeting, and a Westminster Choir concert Friday at 8 30 are noted with admission 50 cents adults 26 cents children. Local lunch offered after the concert. Pendroy hosts Sunday preaching at 3 pm by Rev H T Stong.
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R. A. Keyes
Regi
Ladies’ Industrial
Westminster Choir of
Great Falls
Pendroy
Pendroy School
H. T. Stong
Foreclosure Action Filed by Stanton Trust & Savings Bank
The Clerk of the Court reports a new civil action, Stanton Trust & Savings Bank versus Henry A. Thomas and others, seeking foreclosure of mortgage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Jacobson
Stanton Trust & Savings Bank
Henry A. Thomas
Chief Justice Callaway in Critical After Appendicitis Operation
Helena filing reports Justice L L Callaway of Great Falls now chief justice of the Montana supreme court is in serious condition at St Peter's hospital Helena following an appendicitis operation. Surgeons found the appendix burst four hours before the operation. Earlier dispatches suggested improvement and renewed hope for recovery.
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Helena
L. L. Callaway
Great Falls
Montana Supreme Court
Theodore Brantly
St. Peter’s Hospital
Justice Callaway
Southmayd
Public School Notes and Grade Updates
Mrs. J. T. Robison visited first grade as reading begins in primers. Visitors included Mrs. T. G. McGlenn, Mrs. Robert Clarkson, and Mrs. Wiley in Miss Albert's room. Second grade notes sickness absences. third grade pupil Gene Dennison left for Michigan. Chester Beach new in fifth grade. Fifth grade earned six weeks perfect attendance. Morris Moone returned from tonsillitis. seventh grade studying Europe with product maps. All teachers spent weekend at Sun River. Eighth grade Citizens League met with play, songs, talks and America Club events.
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J. T. Robison
T. G. McGlenn
Robert Clarkson
Wiley
Miss Albert
Joan Greene
Joseph Cruse
Gene Dennison
Michigan
Chester Beach
Lewistown
Morris Moone
Sun River
Citizens’ League
Hazel Upman
Ruth Haugen
Kathryn Dunn
Violet Daw
America’—Club
Threshing rides on as winds slow Big Butte work
In Big Butte the threshing season proceeds despite gusty winds. Visitors Lilyan McCanna Bessie George and Harvey Cook called at the Formos home last Saturday. Jules Moret and son Paul moved to Chov2du for winter. A masquerade at the Cook Schoolhouse is set for October 28. Trustees bought a new stove for the school. Oil men have pulled their casing and are leaving.
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Lilyan McCanna
Bessie
George
Harvey Cook
Formos
Jules Moret
Paul
Great Falls Choir To Be Heard In Concert
The Westminster Choir of the First Presbyterian Church of Great Falls under Prof. R A Keyes will perform Friday October 27 at eight o'clock for Chateau music lovers. The choir, praised by Alexander P Aiten, pastor of Belt Methodist church, includes F L Graybill as soloist and assistant director, Mrs G F Splain on violin, and Margaret Babcock on piano.
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Westminster Choir
First Presbyterian Church of
Great Falls
Chateau
R. A. Keyes
Methodist
Alexander P. Aiten
Belt
Westminster
Armistice Day Observed In Choteau
Choteau will observe the fourth anniversary of the Armistice on Saturday November 11 with American Legion led exercises and a high school auditorium dance. Merchants will close for the day in line with the town tradition.
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Choteau
American Legion
Dry Lid to Sit Tight on American Vessels
Washington in the wake of Attorney General Daugherty’s ruling the liquor ban covers all American vessels anywhere and foreign ships within three miles of U S coast. Harding approves, enforcement clear, penalties apply to ships bearing illicit cargo as they enter U S waters.
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Washington
Daugherty
United States
Hardigz
Customs and Prohibition Forces
Harding
New York
Customs and Prohibition
Death of Sydney W Rosengren Railroad Foreman 35
Sydney W Rosengren longtime Great Northern Railway section foreman at Chateau Montana died October 20 1922 at age 35 after heart complications. Born November 5 1886 in Kerkhoven Minnesota he came to Montana in 1907 and married Frances Carlson September 6 1915. Survived by wife two sons father sister and several relatives. Funeral at the Methodist church with Masonic burial in Choteau cemetery conducted by Choteau Lodge No 11 I O O F and other Masonic bodies.
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Chateau
Sydney W. Rosengren
Great Northern Railway Co
Rosengren
Kerkhoven
Minnesota
Great Northern Railway Company
Montana
Frances Carlson
John A. Carlson
Choteau Lodge
Teton Chanter
Bethany Commandery
K. T
Fidelity Chapter
O. B E
Queen Rebekah Lodge
Harry T. Stong
Methodist Church
Chotau Lodge No. 11
Choteau Cemetery
Death of Three Month Old William Chas Connor at Choteau
William Chas Connor died Thursday night at his grandparents home in Choteau after a brief illness. Burial followed Monday at Choteau Cemetery with Methodist services led by Rev. Harry T. Stong. The parents, V S Connor and his wife, mourn the loss while the mother was in Chicago and returned Sunday.
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C. H. Connor
Choteau
William Chas. Connor
V S. Connor
Methodist Church
Harry T. Stong
Chicago
Chateau
Farmington Community Notices and Visits
Mr and Mrs John Edwards and Mr and Mrs H P Kreuger moved to Dutton last Sunday. Cal Binford visited the Wiseman home, Ruth and Uriel Andrews spent time with Dorothy Lindseth. Harold Fisher finished threshing. Crary and Nora Richem visited Oscar Piper’s home. Connor family business trip to Great Falls. Oren Miller motored to Great Falls. Ralph Captaine injured from a fall. County Superintendent Mrs Edy the Saylor visited schools on the beach. Mrs K R Smith and daughter Lola visited Stevenson home.
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Farmington
John Edwards
H. P. Kreuger
Dutton
Cal Binford
Wiseman
Ruth
Uriel Andrews
Dorothy Lindseth
Harold Fisher
Miss Crary
Nora Richem
Oscar Piper
Connor
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Judge O'Connor
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