Vast Japanese earthquake toll and relief efforts reported
A wireless dispatch relayed to Admiral E W Eberle cites 240000 dead in Tokyo and Yokohama and 450000 injured across Japan. Officials cite Tokyo deaths around 150000 and Yokohama 100000 with Nagoya and Yokosuka heavily damaged. Evacuation and relief steps include rationing, food and water distribution, martial law, and mass mobilization of rice shipments.
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San Francisco
lLatest Uns
Tokio
Yokohama
E. W. Eberle
Pacific Battle Fleet
Edwin Anderson
United States Asiatic Fleet
U.S. S
Anderson
Admiral Anderson
Twelfth Naval District
Admiral Eberle
Osaka
Japan
Associated Press
Hondo
Ministry of Marine
Nagoya
Yokosuka
Hakone
Izu
Korea
Count Yamamoto
Flower Show Surpasses All Expectations in Chateau Club Event
The Chateau Woman's club third annual flower show at the American Legion pavilion drew a large crowd with sweet peas on long benches and displays of hollyhocks and dahlias. Yellow transparent apples from T. H. Pridham's Chateau trees delighted judges. prizes awarded for multiple categories included a Brownie Camera, cash, and gift items. Dancing after the exhibits and a luncheon completed the evening.
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Teton County
Chateau Woman’s Club
American Legion
T. H. Pridham
Chateau
Mr. Pridham
Woman's Club
L. E. Taylor
Chateau Drug Co
Otis Mellon
Brouillette’s
Oscar Jeanis
Dahlias
L. ©. Taylor
T. A. Smith
G. M. Coffey, Jr
Iby Ee Coffey
E. J. Hirshberg
California Plans Expanded Drilling Near Agawam
The Standard of California orders shipment of equipment to Agawam to continue 10 original Madison formation test wells and drill at least two more deep wells nearby. Wm. Elliott Drilling Co. completed the first California well. its tools were removed two months ago. Gypsy releasing oil and gas leases near Collins are recorded. Brown & Bailey drilled a Madison well seven miles west of Collins.
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Agawam
Chateau
Standard of California
California
Madison
Wm. Elliott Drilling Co
Collins
Brown & Bailey
Salt Creek
Wyoming
Indian Village to Feature at State Fair in Helena
Parents planning Montana State Fair in Helena September 25 to 28 will see an Indian camp of Blackfeet lodges with papooses and children. The feature aims to satisfy children's curiosity about moccasins, red coloring, living places, origins, and traditional rigging used to carry children.
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Montana
Helena
New Methodist Minister Arrives in Choteau with Family
The Rev. R. B. Culbertson Mrs. Culbertson and their two sons arrive in Choteau to take residence at the Methodist parsonage. Culbertson, formerly in Cascade for three years, succeeds Rev. Harry T. Stong who moves to Belt after three years here. Introductory services will be held at the church Sunday September 9.
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R. B.culbertson
Culbertson
Choteau
Cascade
Chateau
Harry T. Stong
Belt
Mr. Culbertson
Floral prize winners listed for Dry Land and flowers
Perennials Cosmos Roses Gladiolas and Pansies prizes awarded with winners. Mrs. Johnson Mrs. Passmore Mrs. Roulston Mrs. Cain and others receive various gifts and cash. judges include Mrs. McDonald County Agent and Robert Clarkson with Mrs. A De Yong assisting.
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Dry Land
Johnson
Power-Morgan Co
L. G. Passmore
W. J. Roulston
Choteau Mint Co
C. S. McDonald
Robert Clarkson
A. de- Yong
First Day School Opens in District No 1
Enrollment on first day 187 pupils at 8:30 and 9:00 classes. Second day push brings total to 206 as officials expect a few less than last year. Regular work begins with strong class sizes under 30 per grade and new staff assignments noted.
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Ayas
Coutse
Wever
First Parent Teacher Meet at High School Next Monday Evening
All local school friends and patrons are invited to the high school gymnasium next Monday at 8:00 for a social evening hosted by the Parent Teacher Association. Mrs. Duncan Donald, president, announces the event with welcome address by Mrs. A B Guthrie and a short program followed by refreshments.
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DuncacDonald
Parent- Teacher Association
A. B. Guthrie
Burglars Break Window At Dutton Station
Thieves at the Great Northern railroad station in Dutton entered through a window last Sunday night but left no losses. Sheriff Reiquam notes peach stones and opened mail sacks as clues. investigators suspect amateur burglars, likely youths, caused the disturbance.
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Great Northern Railroad
Dutton
Wm. D. Reiquam
Local Notes From Bynum and Nearby Towns
Beryl Burfening travels Friday to Livingston to teach at the high school. J. E. Cashman and family visit Shelby to spend a day at Tom Friedt’s before his upcoming move to Seattle. J. E. Caufield buys the Dornblaser building and will use it during his children’s schooling. Jay Williams, ex-editor of the Bynum Herald, visits from Great Falls for local business. Geo Lillie and Ted Sollom of Rocky Mountain Elevator Co. visit town. Magda Wagnild drives to Dutton.
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Dutton
Elmer Rowlands
R. Fagerli
Frank George
Chateau
Wallie
John
Forest Werts
Werts
Ora Knowlton
Boston
Massachusetts
R. T
Halvin
Dorothy Lindseth Seaktare
W. 4
Best
E. C. Leedy
Great Northern Railroad
B. H. Read
N. L. Pearson
Toby Talifson
Bynum
Omer Cook
Choteau
Beryl Burfening
Livingston
J. E. Cashman
Vistors
Shelby
Tom Friedt
Seattle
J. E. Caufield
Dornblaser
Jay Williams
Bynum Herald
Great Falls
Foreclosure Actions Filed by Local Bank and Lander Co
The First State Bank of Bynum sues Wm Stonehouse et al for foreclosure of mortgage while E J Lander & Co sues I N Walker et al for foreclosure. A county rural teachers meeting in Chateau reported nearly all teachers responding to roll call with supplies and instructions distributed by the county superintendent.
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Chateau
Notice to Hunters on Peebles Lands
Notice in this aged clipping states no shooting allowed on lands owned or leased by James Peebles. The date 11-2-pd appears, but details are unclear.
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James Peebles
High School Announces Teaching Staff For Next Year
The high school board completed its teaching staff for the coming year with Miss Ivah Stout of Mooresville and E. T. Stong of Chateau joining English and Mathematics departments. The lineup includes Principal R. F. Williamson, Miss Bertie Williamson in Music and Girls' Athletics, Miss Frederica Medley in Normal Training, Mrs. Anne Thorneau in Commercial, Miss Sarah McNair in Latin and French, Miss Doroth Reed in Domestic Science, Jack Sweat in Agriculture and Science, Mrs. H. T. Stong in Mathematics, Miss Sophia Hokanson in History, Miss Irah Stout in English, with Mrs. Charlie Davis as matron and Lee E. Brown as custodian.
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High School
Ivah Stout
Mooresville
Ingisna
Byrs
E. T. Stong
Chateau
Stong
Idiss Stout
R. F. Williamson
Bertie Williamson
Frederica Medley
Anne Thorneau
Sarah McNair
Doroth Reed
Jack Sweat
H. T. Stong
Sophia Hokanson
Irah Stout
Charlie Davis
Lee E. Brown
Great Northern Moves 28 Cattle Cars to Chicago Market
Twenty eight cars of beef cattle for the Chicago market left Teton county via the Great Northern on Tuesday morning. Shippers came from Bynum and Pendroy with totals from J. W. Quail Ben UEnglish L. T. Hager Tom Manix Frank Leach Joe Hollan Wilson Gray Ben Surginson Edwin Burfening E. E. Leich Co T. C. Campbell Joe Basinette E. M. Miller Sam Wilber Karl Rappold and I F Berthium all reported stock in good shape for immediate loading.
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Chicago
Teton County
Great Northern
Bynum and
Pendroy
North Teton
South Pondera County
J. W. Quail
Ben Uenglish
L. T. Hager
Tom Manix
Frank Leach
Joe Hollan
Bynum
Wilson Gray
Ben Surginson
Edwin Burfening
E. E. Leich & Co
T. C. Campbell
Joe Basinette
E. M. Miller
Sam Wilber
Karl Rappold
IF. E. Berthium
Choteau Man Completes 4500 Mile Ford Trip
Gay Franklin and his family traveled from Choteau through the Pacific coast from Seattle to San Francisco and Los Angeles, returning via the desert and Salt Lake City. The Ford carried a heavy load with no engine trouble and no tire punctures, only gas and oil expenses.
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Gay Franklin
Choteau
Pacific Coast
Seattle
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Desert
Salt Lake City
Chateau
Mr. Franklin
Collins Social News Mixed Visits and Local Travel
Mrs and Mrs Hull visited Collins last Friday. Mr and Mrs Olsen and Mr and Mrs Bremer dined with the Hulls last Sunday. Graves family hosted guests last Friday. Woodward and Tatman families traveled to Great Falls on business. John Graves visited Chateau. Parks girls vacationed at Averials. Mr and Mrs Hammar and daughter Pearl were in Collins last Friday.
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Jas. Robison
Jos. Hirshberg & Co
E. J. Crary
Post Tavern
C. J. B. Stephens
W.W. Smith
J. C. Taylor
Chateau Creamery
W. E. Logan
Cash & Carry Grocery
W. W. ‘Smith
Bert I. Packer
W. J. Rouls‘ton
J. A. Baart
Coffey
Stanley R
Asters
L. 3B. Taylor
Cash Meat Market
W. B. Logan
Logan & Howard Co
Malcolm
Underwood & Underwood
N.Y
Harding
Ens View
Marion
Ohio
New
GYPSY
R. B. Culbertson
Jardiniere
Chateau Hardware Co
J. I. Cain
John Hannan
H. P. Kreuger
Cosmos
Rexall
Otto Wagnild
H. B. Adams
Chateau Mercantile Co
Choteau Creamery
First National Bank
of Chateau
Federal Reserve System
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Bynum News
J. M. Baker Co
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Citizens State Bank
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