Court Action Halts School Board in Ray Contract Fight
Judge Greene issues restraining order against Teton County High School Board and R F Williamson amid dispute over the Ray contract. The order bars interference with Julian D. Ray’s duties as superintendent and directs a September 28 hearing for a potential permanent injunction.
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Legislative Assembly
R. F. ‘Williamson
Julian ‘D. Ray
R. F. Williamson
Phil S. Cole
Seventeenth Legislative Assembly
Prof. Williamson
Phil I. Cole
Julian D. Ray
Prof. Ray
Williamson
Edythe Saylor
Henry Radcliffe
E. J. Crary
Ray
A. B. Andrews
James
8. Innes
James C. Morgan
E. N. Haugen
H. D. Upman
N. L. Pearson
Soldiers Preference in Land Opening Notice
Official survey plot for the west half of section 3 and other lands in township 24 north range 8 west to be filed October 24 1922 with openings under home stead and desert lands laws for eligible World War I ex-service men. Withdrawals include ranger station site in Lewis and Clark National Forest. oil and gas waiver required. simultaneous filing and lot for conflicts. Bennet Register.
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Lewis & Clark National Forest
Army
Naval Reserve
Popular Local Couple Wed in Cowgill Addition
Miss Hattie Miller daughter of Mr and Mrs Geo Miller and Ingwald G Lestrud were married at the bride’s parents home in the Cowgill addition Rev Harry T Stong officiating The couple plan a brief wedding journey to Great Falls before settling at the Lestrud residence The Acantha extends best wishes In a separate note A B Andrews faced in justice court charged with violating city livestock roaming ordinance trial set for Monday September 26
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Cowgill Addition
Hattie Miller
Geo. ¥. Miller
Ingwald G. Lestrud
Harry T. Stong
George Higgins
John Moore
Lestrud
Teton County
Teton County High School
Montana
North Dakota
Chateau
Great Talls
Acantha
A. B. Andrews
Justice Court of
J. E. DeHaas
Mr. Andrews
Big cattle shipment to Chicago leaves Chateau
A 26 car cattle shipment from Chateau to Chicago, some top Montana steers, ranks among Teton county’s largest wartime moves. Shippers include Carl Malone and C. W. Burns with six and seven cars. An additional 26 car train is booked for next Tuesday led by Flying U ranch, James Peebles, and Carl Rapphold.
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Montana
Milwaukee
Chateau
Chicago
Teton County
Carl Malone
C. W. Burns
Frank Salmond
Tim Cook
W. L. Barrett
Allen Gamble
Blue Osgood
A. C. Burbank
J. R. Young
Earl Yeager
J. W. Kerr
Nels Stenson
Wm. Chalmers
G Tangen
Robert Malone
W. Ll. Barrett
B. O. Staley
E. T. Carlisle
George Tennant
U” Ranch
James Peebles
Carl Rapphold
Cash Only Sales Begin at CHOTEAU Mercantile
The CHOTEAU Mercantile announces an October 1 shift to cash sales, ending credit terms. The move aims to cut interest, reduce costs, and offer lower prices to cash customers while streamlining operations and profits for the business.
Farmington Baby Dies From Scalding Accident
Hildegard Linning a year and three months old, daughter of Mr and Mrs Amil Linning of Farmington, died last Saturday from burns after falling into a tub of scalding water. The family, recent German arrivals, resided with August Depner. Funeral services were held Sunday at Conner undertaking rooms with Rev Harry T Stong presiding and Henry Bremer at the grave.
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Hildegard Linning
Amil Linning
Farmington
August Depner
Burns
Linning
Look Out for the Cars Fall World Tour by Ladies Guild
A locally run travel promotion offers a round world trip visiting Ireland Italy Japan Norway and China with a return to the United States. Conducted by the Ladies Guild the trip departs Pier 18 at the rectory at 8 30 p m on October 6th. Student round trip tickets are 50 cents.
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Ireland
Italy
Japan
Norway
China
Ladies’ Guild
Pier 18
Harding vetoes soldiers bonus bill amid Senate doubt
President Harding vetoed the soldiers' bonus bill citing funding, tax, and debt concerns. He argued the measure would worsen public finances and set a risky precedent while suggesting future defense should rely on duty rather than cash. House votes to override were planned with uncertain Senate support.
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Washington
Harding
Congress
Senate
House
Teton County Displays Come to Montana State Fair
One hundred fifty seven entries from Teton county will show in agricultural and livestock classes at the Helena State Fair September 26 to 30. County Agent Robert Clarkson directs the effort and will accompany the exhibits to the state capital. Ben Gordon and Louis Hart own the cattle entries while R C Kirby of Lowry provides notable potatoes for a least count per bushel contest.
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Helena
Teton County
Robert Clarkson
Ben Gordon
Louis Hart
Fairfield
R. C. Kirby
Lowry
Public notice on traffic ordinances in Chateau city
City Council intends to enforce traffic rules on all streets in Chateau. Mayor George Coffey Jr. urges residents to read posted regulations and cooperate by observing them.
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City of
Chateau
George Coffey JR
Mrs. Sarah E. Logan Dies After Sudden Apoplexy
Mrs. Sarah E. Logan, 68, died Wednesday about 2:30 pm at her daughter Mrs. John Truchot’s home two miles north of Chateau after a brief apoplexy. Born in Iowa, she lived for years in Chicago Heights before moving to Montana five years ago. Survived by two sons W H B Logan Chateau and L D Logan Oakland and her daughter. Funeral at 2:30 pm Saturday from the Methodist church.
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Sarah E. Logan
John Truchot
Logan
Truchots
Chateau
Montana
Chicago Heights
Illnois
Teton's County
Rebekah
Order
W. HB. Logan
L. D. Logan
Oakland
California
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Choteau Mercantile Co
President Harding
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VECO
Aisary
Mr. Gorton
Mr. Hart
Mr. Clarkson
Sarah EB. Logan Was
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