Legion Adopts Regulation in Support of HB 10835
At a February 10 1920 meeting in Choteau Montana Choteau Post No 6 American Legion adopted a resolution endorsing House Bill 10835 to retroactively grant disability retirement pay to National Guard National Army and Reserve Corps officers and soldiers and urged Montana senators and representatives in Congress to support the bill Copies were to be sent to Montana lawmakers the state American Legion department and to the press.
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Choteau
American Legion
Montana
United States
War Department
Regular Army
Germany
National Guard
National Army and
Reserve Corps
Congress of the
Chateau
United States Congress
State Department
The
American Legion of
Local Firms Move Into Ground Floor Quarters
Smith & Liptak insurance men relocate from suite 14 in the Larson block to the former Glasgow Shoe Store space on the building's first floor. W. J. Roulston the jeweler, previously with Rexall Drug Store, will join them in the same building, moving his stock and tools in soon. The change provides prime business locations for their lines.
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Smith & Liptak
Larson
Glasgow Shoe
W. J. Roulston
Rexall Drug Store
Smith& Liptak
Funeral held for H M Dunn in Great Falls
Major L A Foot and Capt C J Smith attended the funeral for Harry A Dunn aged about 28. He was the son of Matt and Mrs Dunn, served as a sergeant in Co M of the 163rd infantry, sailed to France in 1917 with the AEF, discharged 1919, survived by his mother and two sisters, death caused by accidental discharge of a gun.
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L. A. Foot
C. J. Smith
Great Falls
H M. Dunn
Harry A. Dunn
Matt
Dunn
Co. M
163 Infantry
Chateau Company
Public School Notes Highlight PTA Meeting and Upcoming Games
The Parents-Teachers Association at the high school hosted grammar school operettas and discussed student health with plans to cooperate with the county nurse. Dorothy Longmuir returns, Principal Williamson?s in hospital, and the basketball team's near-future game against Conrad is anticipated.
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Parent-Teachers’ Association
Nelson
Guthrie
Conrad
Dorothy Longmuir
Williamson
McGregor Hospital
Fischer
Nora Cameron
Great Falls
Edward Leeck Fined For Malicious Fence Cutting
In the justice court of J H De Haas last Friday Edward Leeck a Fairfield county rancher pleaded guilty to maliciously cutting a fence owned by C H Schreiner. He was fined 35 dollars plus costs amounting to 10 dollars, totaling 45 dollars.
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J.H. de. Haas
Edward Leeck
Fairfield Country
C. H. Schreiner
Oldest Settlers Meeting Draws Savory Couple to Choteau
B A Savory and wife of Dupu yer arrived in Choteau on Wednesday to attend the Oldest Settlers of Choteau gathering this Friday evening. Savory, an early Teton county assessor and former county commissioner when Pondera was formed, resigned due to residence. He is remembered as a valued citizen with many friends in the old county. Ladies slippers priced at 2.95.
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B.A. Savory
Dupuyer
Choteau
Old County
Soup Stocks Delight at Perfect Dinner
A diner praises soups made from rich stock and prepared correctly. The writer says the soups complete meals and recommends them to readers any day of the week.
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Beaupre Cafe
Old Soldier Commits Suicide After War Service
Fred Spellman aged 33 a veteran of France and gas exposure shot himself with a .38 revolver at his brother in law M R Swain’s ranch about a mile and a half west of Kalma after breakfast last Friday Feb 6 his body taken to Newark Ohio for burial accompanied by his sister and brother in law authorities say he has not been right mentally since being gassed last year
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Ini
Shook
Pilling Lumber Co
Dow
Commercial Club
Chateau
Glee Club
Garden of Japan
Miss Sweat
Lincoln
America
Fred Spellman
France
M. R. Swain
Kalma
Newark
Ohio
Spellman
Connor brothers plan Chateau business block and garage
S. M. Connor of Chicago arrived to settle in Chateau with plans to partner with his brother C. H. Connor in a new 50 by 100 foot building. A basement garage and blacksmith shop would occupy the first floor and basement while the second floor would house undertaking rooms chapel and Odd Fellows lodge quarters.
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S. M. Connor
Chicago
Chateau
C. H. Connor
Connor
C. H. Connor & Sons
Odd ,Fellows Lodge
Treaty Returns to Senate Floor
The peace treaty was reported back from the Senate Foreign Relations Committee without debate or a record vote. Leaders agreed not to take it up until next week. The action keeps amendments and reservations subject to debate with no new time limits.
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Washington
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Clobure
Senate
Nurses Sought to Register for Influenza Training
Red Cross appeals for graduate and practical nurses to register for an influenza treatment course. Eight to ten lessons will prepare nurses to assist families and neighbors if the epidemic returns. Mail names to Miss Margaret Nagle in Chateau Montana. Edwin C. Eklund notes Red Cross visit. thanks given for second hand clothing donations.
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Red Cross
Margaret Nagle
Home Service
Chateau
Montana
Edwin C. Eklund
American Red Cross
Teton County
The
Sapphire flour and a private circus teased in a film serial
A report notes Sapphire flour priced at 3.60 for 49 pounds and describes a society circus for the ultra rich interrupted by a female reporter in The Lion Man, Universal's new serial starting at the Royal. Kathleen O Connor stars as the young news hound in The Strange Case of Cavendish adaptation.
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Universal
Startling
the Royal
Kathleen O'Connor
James J. Corbett
Little News Hound
Randall Parrish
Cavendish
Democrats and Republicans Bowl in Election Themed Match
Politics set the tone as Democrats led by Freeman Danley face Republicans captained by Bud Liptak in a bowling game at the Bowling Inn Tuesday at 8 p m. The contest aims to reflect election ambitions with both sides predicting strong play.
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Bowling Inn
Freeman Danley
Bud Liptak
Candy on Sale and Lunch Specials at Don’t Worry Diner
The note advertises candy on sale and afternoon luncheon options at a diner open all day. It highlights a recommended special sandwich for a midday meal and invites customers to join for a late day meal.
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Beaupre Cafe
Weather Report Carnation Milk Tall Cans 15cat Birshberg's
Community weather note referencing Carnation tall cans 15 cat and Birshberg's store. Forecast details and availability are implied by the brief clipped text.
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Birshberg
Farmington Residents and Visitors List Local Aptitudes
Farmington notes show Mrs. J B Connor traveling to Great Falls and other Montana points. Edwin Anderson heads to Great Falls for work at the wire mill. Mrs. Fred Rinkenberger leaves for Dutton. Mrs. Chas Dunn visits her parents. The Lindseths and Hanson families arrive from Bonner for visits. A sister of Jule Lindseth dies in Portland, Ore. Power Morgan Co. to buy seed wheat from Chateau and Gilman shipments proceed.
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J. B. Connor
Great Falls
Montana
Joel Edwards
Dr. Bateman
Edwin Anderson
Fred Rinkenberger
Dutton
Carl Frank
J. C. Cranton
N. Whitacre
A. O. Peterson
Dan Lindseth
Olga Oqtness
John Edwards
P. W. Fehr
Chateau
Emmet Peterson
Jule Lindseth
Portland
Ore
O. DeRusha
Power-Morgan Co
Gus Depner, Sr
Gilman
Power-Morgan
Home Made Sue WeysyvUl Wes NoS JY Seid
A fragmented reader note promotes homemade items with casual praise and playful language about hats and appreciation. The text is garbled and lacks clear facts, names, dates, or place identifiers to anchor a proper news-style summary.
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Beaupre Cafe
Silk undergarment thief named to public notice
A local alert identifies a woman responsible for a silk undergarment theft and warns that she will be arrested if she remains in or near the store.
Enid Bennett Stars in Stepping Out at Royal Theatre
Enid Bennett is backed by Niles Welch Julia Faye Gertrude Clair and Wm. S. Conklin in Stepping Out at the Royal Theatre this Sunday. The story is by C Gardner Sullivan and directed by Fred Niblo.
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Enid Bennett
Royal Theatre
Niles Welch
Julia Faye
Gertrude Clair
Wm. S. Conklin
C.gardner Sullivan
Fred Niblo
First M E Church Activities Include Meetings and Services
Sunday worship at 10 30 with Sunday school at 11 30 Epworth League at 6 30 led by Robert Dow on China study Preaching at 7 30 Sermor by the pastor Study class Tuesday 7 30 Ladies Industrial meets next Wednesday president elected Feb 21 to replace O R Nelson Red Letter Day hoped Memorial service at high school Feb 22 program prepared
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M. E
Harry T. Stong
Epworth League
Robert Dow
China
Sermor
Ladies Industrial
George Dow
O. R. Nelson
A Good Combination Alice Brady Hats in Marie Ltd at Royal Theatre
Alice Brady stars in Marie Ltd a New York hat shop replica film seen at the Royal Theatre Monday and Tuesday. The production features 100 hats in five days and highlights Brady’s youthful buoyancy and metropolitan life story.
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Alice Brady
Marie, Ltd
Royal Theatre
New York
Miss Brady
Metropolitan
Edgar Barrett Progresses in McGregor Hospital
Edgar Barrett shows gradual improvement while continuing treatment at McGregor Hospital. Hospital officials report stable condition and responsive recovery through nonstop care and evaluation by medical staff.
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Edgar Barrett
McGregor Hospital
Mrs H Warner and Baby Ill at McGregor Hospital
Mrs H Warner and her infant from Kalma are reported ill and being treated at McGregor Hospital.
Pendroy resident BE Milton in town for medical treatment
BE Milton of Pendroy is spending a few days in town for medical treatment. Notions on sale appear in the main advertisement.
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BE. B. Milton
Pendroy
Hirshberg
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