Montana Placing Civil Trespass Limits on Private Fishing Rights
Attorney General Rankin states Montana license holders may fish on private land only if allowed, trespass liability is civil, and hunting on posted land remains a misdemeanor. The piece also notes Rush Hughes debuts in a Goldwyn comedy at the Royal Theatre with Coleen Moore praising the young actor.
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Montana
W. D. Rankin
A. Jakaways
Rush Hughes
Rupert “Hughes
Goldwyn
Royal Theatre
Rush
Goldwyn Studios
Coleen Moore
Mr. Hughes
Legion Deliberates Soldier Bonus Prospects for December
Washington notes show American Legion members weighing a chance that President Coolidge will sign a soldier bonus bill in December. Mellon may oppose new bonuses in the 68th Congress while adjustments for World War service are urged by Commander Alvin M. Owsley. The group stresses reducing cash compensation and boosting land settlement and farm aid to aid veterans.
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Washington
American Legion
Coolidge
Harding
Legion
The
Alvin M. Owsley
Agawam Notes On Town Visitors and Local Happenings
Geo Wright and family and Mrs P J Reed and Mrs Bernard Nelson were out shopping last Thursday afternoon. Frank Ramsey of the Montana Giant well at Flame was in town Friday. Jos Lindseth of Farmington called on Agawam Tuesday evening. James Barnes and family fished along the Teton Sunday. Bernard Nelson and daughter visited at H Nelson’s ranch Monday. Arthur Kelly of Conrad was a business arrival Wednesday. O F Schaefer and wife fished along the Teton Sunday. Bernard Nelson works at Oluf Waynild ranch. Mrs Wm Wallace and Mrs Joe Robinson of Helena left Tuesday after visiting James Barnes family. P J Reed, Geo Wright and families camped near the mouth of Teton canyon Sunday. Monarch Lumber Co store roof repairs overseen by James B Barnes. Threshing starts Monday in this vicinity. Carlo Nyberg left Thursday for Great Falls to resume high school.
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Geo. ‘Wright
P. J. Reed
Bernard Nelson
Thatead
Frank Ramsey
Montana
Flame
Jos.” Lindseth
Farmington
Agawam
James ‘Barnes
Teton
Ranch
H. Nelson
Arthur Kelly
Conrad
O. F. Schaefer
Oluf Waynild
Wm. Wallace
Joe Robinson
Helena
Chateau
James Barns
Geo. Wright
Teton Canyon
Monarch Lumber Co
James B. Barnes
Carlo Nyberg
Great Falls
Correction: Big Bear injured in a runaway incident
A Montanan item misreported that Big Bear was killed in a runaway near Sun River. Later reports indicate he is rapidly recovering with only minor injuries, pleasing his friends in the region. The paper cites a prior error saying the information was relayed as received.
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Big Bear
Sun River Country
Chateau Public Schools Plan Opening Monday September
The notice announces the opening date for Chateau Public Schools and the three rural District No 1 sites. It urges full attendance and careful preparation, with limited morning materials and first year entrants restricted to children who reach six by November 1923. It directs parents to contact Superintendent Julian D Ray for concerns during specified hours and encourages cooperative, courteous discussions with teachers to foster orderly classrooms. Carson school will be led by Catherine Yeager.
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Julian D. Ray
Carson
Catherine Yeager
Choteau Fair Awards Spotlight Prize Winners
The Choteau region judged display prizes with numerous winners across categories. Best display honors go to various exhibitors for items such as cakes, coffee, flowers, dairy products, and crafted goods. Exhibits were scored on cultural quality and display effectiveness.
Friday Bridge Club Hosts Pleasant Afternoon
The Friday Afternoon Bridge Club met with Mrs. Arthur Hirshberg. Five tables played with high score won by Mrs Largoh and low score by Miss Schultz amid cosmos decor and hostess Mrs Frank Oulton.
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Arthur Hirshberg
Mesdames T. H. Givens
J. I. Cain
E. J. Hirshberg
A. Hirshberg
H. W. Bateman
James Eckford
Frans Oulton
Frank Oulton
Goldington
Miss Shultz
T. O. Larson
Gerald Beach
J. C. Taylor
A. De-Yong
J. W. Hentges
Chas. McDonald
H. J. McGregor
W. E. Logan
Julius Hirshberg
Farmington Notes Highlight Community Visits and Events
Miss Ruth Andrews of Chateau visited at Burton Beach with friends and relatives last week. Several Beach youths plan to enter Teton High on September 4. A confirmation class of four will be confirmed by Rev Hougland at the Norwegian Lutheran church on September 9 at 10 30. Services will be in Norwegian and English.
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Ruth Andrews
Chateau
Burton Beach
Henry Hanson
Lars Nasget
Hoagland
Olaf Lindseth
Josephine Hynes
Spokane
D. Davidson
G. Seekins
Belle Lindseth
Teton, High School
Henrietta Slanger
Charles Dunn
Great Falls
Hougland
Blanche Jacobson
Charles Davis
Oliver Hanson
Carl Hanson
Wm. Chalmers
Forseth
The White Flower A Novelty at Royal Theatre
A real novelty filled with mystery thrill and charm is the latest Paramount production The White Flower starring Betty Compson at the Royal Theatre. Edmund Lowe plays the leading male opposite Miss Compson with Arline Pretty Edward Martindel Sylvia Ashton Arthur Hoyt Leon Barry and Reginald Carter in the cast.
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Paramount
Betty Compson
Edmund Lowe
Miss Compson
Arline Pretty
Edward Martindel
Sylvia Ashton
Arthur Hoyt
Leon Barry
Reginald Carter
Thanks for kindness after death of James Innes
A family thanks friends for kindness during illness and after the death of James Innes. They express appreciation to Masonic and K of P Lodges and for floral offerings. Mrs. Helen T Innes and children note. Gerald Beach traveling to California. Lestrud family moves to Geo Miller residence. Hansen offers free memorandum books to first 25 buyers of tablets by 10 o clock Saturday.
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James$. Innes
Masonic and
K. of P
Helen T. Innes
Hansens
Johnson Ready for Combat in California Fight
Chicago reports Senator Hiram Johnson says he will join any California political battle if needed and will support in California as usual. He notes Europe tour did not alter his stance on U S burdens and argues Europe must fix its own issues before seeking help. He also comments on the coal crisis, praising the governor of California for handling it.
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Chicago
Hiram Johnson
California
Europe
Johnson
America
Atlantic
Forecast of 50 Bushel Wheat Yield Near Power
Power August report predicts wheat around Power will reach 50 bushels per acre. About 50 central district farmers join the summer tillage club to contest Montana Development Association prizes. Twenty plus acre tracts will be measured and threshed separately under club rules. Butch Dreissen backs the half century marking claim.
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Power
Montana Development Association
Dc. J. Cutz
Mrs Christina Oulton 69 Died In Choteau After Illness
Mrs Christina Oulton aged 69 died at her home in Choteau at 10 AM Wednesday after a five day illness from acute dilation of the heart due to a severe appendicitis attack. She came to Choteau in 1915 and lived beside her son Frank A Oulton. Survived by daughter Edna E Steves of Moncton. Private funeral was held in Choteau Thursday and burial followed at Highland Cemetery in Great Falls.
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Christina Oulton
Choteau
Oulton
Frank A. Oulton
Moncton
New Brunswick
Canada
Edna E. Steves
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Washington News
National Legion Convention
Womans’ Club
Fimerican Region
Drug Co
Brouilette Bakery
Asters
Fade Pound Coffee
Logan& Howard Et
Gladiola
Logan & Howard
Choteau Creamery
Dahlias
T. A. Smith
Geo. Coffey, Jr
Jardiniere
Choteau Hardware Co
Silk
John Hannan
W. J. Roulston
Jos
Hirshberg & Co
Post Tavern
Choteau Mre. Co
Choteau Meat Co
Dry Land Flowers
Power-Morgan Company
Cosmos
Signet
Farmington News
J. G. Lestrud
Geo. Miller
Cowgill Addition
Highland Cemetery
Citizens State Bank
Choteau, Montana
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