Mrs J W Johnson final obituary in Montana area
India DeWitt Johnson born November 11 1859 in Shelbyville Indiana married J W Johnson in 1874 at Bedford Iowa. They moved to Montana in 1885. husband died 1915. Survived by four children Herbert H Johnson Craig Robert Christie Johnson Seattle Mrs J P Thoroughman Cascade Mrs W H Gorham Chateau. Died Sunday at daughter’s home. services held Tuesday at Episcopal church. interred Choteau Cemetery. Many Northern Montana friends mourn.
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Iowa
Montana
Choteau Cemetary
Cascade
Craig
Choteau
Johnson
Thanks for flowers and kindness after our mother's death
The family expresses heartfelt thanks for the beautiful flowers and loving acts of support during the long illness and after the passing of our mother. Signed by H. R. Johnson, Mrs. J. P. Thoroughman, Mrs. W. H. Gorham, R. C. Johnson.
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H. R. Johnson
J. P. Thoroughman
W. H. Gorham
R. C. Johnson
Farm Management Schools Held Across County Declared Successful
The Teton County Farm Bureau reports the recent Farm Management Schools were a success with attendees praising the courses. Plans aim to continue through summer meetings focusing on farming methods and bookkeeping. J. H. Stephens returned from a Ford factory course in Detroit having completed the factory school. Heck says the month at the factory boosted readiness to repair vehicles. The Jolly Matrons Club enjoyed an afternoon gathering at the home of Mrs. John T. Moore.
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Teton County Farm Bureau
Farm Bureau
Copeland
J. H. Stephens
Motor Mart Co
Ford
Detroit
Mich
Heck
Jolly Matrons Club
John T. Moore
Johnson wins Montana presidential primaries with county wins
Hiram W. Johnson of California led Montana's presidential primaries last Friday securing a clear statewide majority. Johnson delegates carried Butte Silver Bow Lewis and Clark and Cascade counties while Teton showed weak support. Lowden led in Teton with Wood close behind but overall state totals await official canvass by county commissioners.
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Hiram W. Johnson
California
Montana
Johnson
Butte
Silver Bow
Lewis and Clark
Cascade
Teton
Chateau
Frank O. Lowden
Ofllinois
Teton County
Leonard Wood
High School Notes Preview Upcoming Declamation Event
The school plans a Friday declamation contest with a varied program including readings from Ella Elliott and Alice Clearman, a song by the Girls Glee Club, and pieces like The Tell Tail Heart and The Soul of the Violin. Admission is fifteen and twenty five cents. The junior class also prepares for the next Friday prom.
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Conrad
Sherwood
Sdeedsanatia
Ella Elliott
Myrna Cole Lincold
Charles Guthrie
Henrietta Slanger Rienzi
Teducydioithtbatebedh
Alice Clearman
Carmenia
Peter William Elliott
Alva Larson
Hazel Trescott
Bert Christie Named Deputy Organizer for Montana Camel Order
Bert Christie has been appointed deputy organizer for Montana for the Order of Camels aimed at repealing or revising national prohibition law. He left Tuesday for Great Falls to begin his work.
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Bert Christie
Montana
The
Order of Camels
Great Falls
Interchurch drive planned across Montana
In Butte on April 27 the Interchurch World Movement marks completion of organization in 350 Montana communities for a state wide drive. About 3 000 workers will push the first cooperative church fundraising effort to raise 336 777 572 dollars across 30 denominations. Assessor Otto Wagnild departs Milwaukee for Great Falls to oversee local interests as the campaign opens April 25.
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Butte
Interchurch World Movement
Montana
United Financial Drive
George Mecklenburg
Mecklenburg
Interchurch
Interchurch Movement
Interchurch Fund
Otto Wagnild
Milwaukee
Great Falls
Local Farm News from Farmington District
Mrs. Martin Hanson and family visited Mrs. Arthur Davidson for a Sunday gathering. The H R Thompson children are sick with mumps. Mrs Shubert and her Great Falls party visited the Stumper farm. Mrs J B Connor is on the sick list. L J Otness helps at the store. Rev Kvile departed for Great Falls after visiting here. Arthur Davidson moved to his homestead to begin a crop. I N Caskey was a business visitor. Co E Struthers started breaking sod for L G Torkelson. J A Hasterlik arrived from Great Falls to assist at the Connor store.
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Martin Hanson
Arthur Davidson
H. R. Thompson
Shubert
Great Falls
Stumper Farm
J. B. Connor
L. J. Otness
Kvile
I. N. Caskey
Co. E. Struthers
L. G. Torkelson
J. A. Hasterlik
Connor
Pendray Resident Visited County Seat Wednesday
Wm. O'Neil of Pendray spent Wednesday visiting the county seat, engaging with local officials and observing proceedings during his attendance.
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Wm. O'Neil
Pendray
Fire at Chateau Public School Suppresses Quick Fire
A basement manual training room fire at Chateau Public School Saturday evening was extinguished rapidly by the fire department. No injuries occurred and the auditorium exhibits continued after minor repairs.
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Chateau
Burgett
Congress considers new taxes on newspapers and ads
The Hastings Nebraska Democrat comments on a proposed 10 percent tax on advertising in newspapers and magazines with circulation over 5000. It argues the bill aims to raise revenue and reduce newsprint use to cripple the industry, comparing it to a 5 percent candy tax and an excess profits tax.
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Congress
Uncle Sam
Hastings
Nebraska
Democrat
LHUAGH Notices from First M. E. Church
Sunday worship at 10 30 led by Pastor Harry T Stong with sermon followed by Sunday school at 11 su Epworth League at 6 30 All members and friends urged to attend high school Sunday evening at 8 for the baccalaureate by Rev W E Elliott Official board meets Monday 8 Preparatory members meet Tuesday Prayer service Wednesday Remember the Sabbath Day to keep it holy
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M. E. Church
Harry T. Stong
Su. Epworth League
W. E. Elliott
Former Thermopolis baker moves to Three Forks Montana
Dean Grooms, formerly in Thermopolis Wyoming, now resides in Three Forks Montana and invites Choteau friends to visit his old bake shop, expressing willingness to see former patrons again.
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Dean Grooms
Thermopolis
Wyo
Choteau
Three Forks
Montana
School Spirit Shines in Chateau Play Day Preparations
Local students report mumps and surgery sidelines but expect quick returns. May 8 Play Day looms as Chateau kids train in running and spelling amid town pride. Senator Larson led civics class, highlighting state constitution study and citizen duties. The art exhibit fundraiser drew about 150 dollars after costs, with teachers and pupils buying season tickets to support pictures.
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Ariel
Searles Andrews
Helen Innes
Earl Wiggin
Chateau
Teton County
Larson
Senate
House
U. S
John A Gist Dies at 65 Ranch Leader Near Bynum
John A. Gist aged 65 a Missouri native and longtime rancher and stock man of the Raymond country west of Bynum died of pneumonia last Monday. He was buried at Bynum after funeral services at the M E church conducted by Rev. Stong. He left a will dictating his property to two sisters but died before signing. His estate will go to those sisters as he intended. He was a highly respected resident and will be greatly missed.
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John A. Gist
Missouri
Raymond
Bynum
M. E
Stong
Denver
Colo
Gist
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J. W. Johnson
India DeWitt Johnson
Shelbyville
Indiana
Bedford
Mont
George Oppie
Federal Reserve System
Federal Reserve System of Banking
First National Bank
Farmingtoneis
Ghipple
Lhuagh
Joan A. Gist
Bynum Country
Weather Report
A. C. Burbank
Observer
Citizens State Bank
Choteau, Montana
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