Death Claims Mrs. Celia Drake in Chateau
Mrs Celia Drake pioneer resident of Chateau dies at home after brief pneumonia illness. Born January 13 1840 she was eighty. Survived by two sons William Drake and Clarence Drake and daughter Mrs H F McLean. Funeral at residence with Eastern Star. interment Chateau cemetery. Keep in mind the church offers fellowship and services Sunday and Wednesday.
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Celia Drake
Chateau
Drake
Iowa
Upper Iowa University
Fayette
William F. Drake
Memphis
Tennessee
Clarence H. Drake
Conrad
Montana
H. F. McLean
Fernie
B. C
Elliott
Eastern Star
Chateau Cemetery
Honor and baseball action at Cut Bank and Choteau
Civil actions filed in the office of Clerk B M Jacobson include suits for damages by F P Strode James Philpin and William Williamson against John B Payne director general of railroads for the M S and S and Great Northern lines. In Choteau and Cut Bank a two game baseball series ended even with Cut Bank defeating Choteau 4 3 then Choteau beating Cut Bank 13 6. The Fairfield merchant Mort Mirshberg visited Choteau and local Episcopal church plans a supper and dance on election night November 2.
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M. Jacobson
F. P. Strode
John B Payne
M. St. P
Cut Bank
Choteau
Browning
Walier
Glacier County
Chateau
Kenyon
Gorham
Chateau Boys
Ingersoll
Friese
Guthrie
Choteau AB
Beb Rigler
Howard
Buckley
Monroe
Hawkins
Harris
Hunt
Knapton
Friedt
Cardell
Nelson
Choteaun
Rigler
Helsings
Tucker
Boyd
Donlin
Rs. Howard
Purcell
Ling
Garnell
Mort Mirshberg
Auto Speed Demons Race With Aeroplane at Montana State Fair
At the Montana State Fair in Helena September 13 18 a unique event pairs auto speed with an aeroplane piloted by C J Thompson a Verdun veteran The six afternoon programs promise races auto pole horse relay and many other attractions alongside standard fair entertainment
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Montana State Fair Track
Montana
Helena
C. J. Thompson
Verdun
Irrigation Congress Chides County Officers Over Bond Bill
The Montana Irrigation Congress rebukes county officers at Glacier Park for opposing the irrigation bond measure without hearing the initiators. A letter to officers argues the bill taxes only lands benefited by irrigation and aims to correct misperceptions about potential tax increases.
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Irrigation Congress
Glacier Park
Montana Irrigation Congress
Montana
Montana Association of County Officers
Montana Irrigation Gdneress
State Board For
Democratic Uese Committee Formed and Officers Elected
A meeting of elected commit teemen at the courthouse organized the Democratic committees for two years. John Moore was elected chair to succeed himself and Otto Wir nild was chosen secretary. Joe Gregor became state central committeeman. Vacancies from precincts without a recent election were filled: Lowry 8 John Cleveland. Belleview 10 Robert Malone. Strabane 11 Grover C. Parker. Bynum 13 H. C. King. Agawam 14 O. Waynild. T. L. Gap 16 G. B. Ziegler. Dry Forks 19 J. R. Collins. Stafford 20 M. Wolfe. Pendrey 21 J. Connole. Collins 18 C. A. Franzine.
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Court House
John Moore
Charms
Otto Wirnild
Joe Gregor
Lowry
John Cleveland
Belleview
Robert Ma
Strabane
Grover C. Parker
Bynum
H. C. King
Agawam
O. Waynild
T. L. Gap
G. B. Ziegler
Dry Forks
J. R. Collins
First Parent Teachers Meet A Big Success
The first year meeting of the parent teachers association was held at the dormitory Tuesday evening with about 60 patrons and most teachers present. Leaders from the high and grade school boards spoke on school facilities, the new dormitory, and the association’s goals. The group planned to furnish a high school rest room and collected kitchen and dining room items in a related shower.
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Parent Teachers Association
BE. N. Haugen
Wood
Davis
Hansen
Morgan
Cole
Williamson
Burgett
Teton County
Chateau
Puss't
Mamisth
Gilvan Tleeters
Prade
Alex Truchot
Toby's Bow at Royal Theater Starring Tom Moore
Goldwyn's "Toby's Bow" featuring Tom Moore opens Thursday and Friday at the Royal theater. The film adapts John Tainter Foote's stage play that enjoyed a five month run in New York City.
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Toby’s
Tom Moore
Royal Theater
Goldwyn
John Tainter Foote
New York City
Canadian silver money discounted twenty percent
Banks inform Chateau businesses that after today all Canadian silver coins will be discounted by twenty percent. Canadian paper money has been circulating for some time and silver is now included in Great Falls. A reminder to customers that a king's silver quarter is worth twenty US cents in coin. Archie Richardson, visiting the Emerick home in Chateau since Monday, left yesterday for Minneapolis, accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Emerick who went to hear Governor Cox speak in Great Falls.
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Federal Reserve Banking System
Federal Reserve Bank
Chateau
Great Falls
United States
Archie Richardson
W. A. Emerick
Minneapolis
Mrs. Emerick
Governor Cox
Candidates File Statement on Primary Campaign Spending
The county clerks records show most candidates filed statements of campaign expenditures after the primary with penalties noted for missing filings. Only two candidates had not filed, while listed amounts reflect the diverse spending by many named candidates and committees in the county race.
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Court House
Harmon T. Rhoads
John B. Bohling
Jon. Te Hart
Roy Imbody
Dick Gorter
W. de. Jones
W. H. Webb
M. A. O'Neil
I. S
Blanche M. Jacobson
Martha G. Billings Wees
Obert Peterson
Edythe Saylor
Bertha Streeter O
Chas
Conmnot
Peyton Cowson
John A. Sweat R. B
Marking Crew Returns Home For Custer Highway Work
A letter from D. Fisher secretary of the Custer Battlefield Highway Association, Sheridan Wyoming, notes the marking crew has returned from Omaha after marking about eleven hundred miles of the road. The crew will depart Sheridan soon and reach Chateau around September 21. Local committee should be ready to assist to complete the project promptly.
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Vw.d. Fisher
Custer Battlefield Hiway Association
Sheridan
Wyoming
Omaha
Chateau
Former Choteau Resident Dies in Great Falls
Herman Van DeRiet died at Deaconess hospital in Great Falls after a short illness with internal complications. Born in Holland 65 years ago, he lived near Choteau for years before moving to Great Falls where he supervised ranch operations for Strain Realty Co. He is survived by his widow and five married children.
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Choteau
Great Falls
Herman van DeRiet
van DeRiet
Holland
United States
Kansas
Chateau
Strain Realty Co
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M. E. Church Notes
Harry T. Stong
Epworth
Institute
Ruth Andrews
Paul
Philemon
the Episcopal Church
Vember
First National Bank
Democratic Central Committee
Lone
Toby
Geo. Rochford
Manley C. Crawford
A. O.longmuir
Veterans of
E. J. Liptak
Welfare Commission
Chateau, Montana
Citizens State Bank
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