Church Notices and Local Updates
Church notices list morning worship at 10 30 with sermon by the pastor and Sunday school at 11 30 The pastor will give two five minute sermons to the boys and girls focusing on the Golden Rule A prayer service at 3 p m Epworth League at 6 30 about 50 young people attended last week We aim to raise attendance A musical program at 7 30 with patriotic and religious songs Ladies Industrial meet next Wednesday Official board meets March 1st Trunks and bags on sale Hirshberg's A Montana letter from Mrs N Salvail traces her move to Footman Florida and describes Florida climate health and plans to plant 25 more acres this year The note expresses hope for her full recovery and mentions living on Indian River oranges Tailored church notices and local business item.
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M. E
Harry T. “Stong
Epworth
China
Montanan
Salvail
Teton County
Historical Committee Seeks Data On Teton County Old Settlers
The Old Settlers association nominates a historical committee to write the history of Teton county and its earliest settlers. It asks residents within Teton county to share documents and authentic stories, aiding research for future generations. Also notes for sale items including two oak book cases and a Chevrolet car in Choteau, Montana.
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Old Settlers Association
Teton County
John W. Ward
George Magee
W. D. Jones
Public School News Highlights and Upcoming Events
Miss Swanson missed two and a half days due to illness and expects to return Monday. County Superintendent Ruth Sweat announced 8th grade exams will be May 27 and 28. A Friday evening party for 7th and 8th grades, hosted by the WCTU, runs 7 to 10. Washington's Birthday observances drew about 25 patrons, visitors praised the programs. Regular Parent Teachers meeting scheduled for next Tuesday at the high school. Betty Foot won first place in the school essay contest on Army enlistment advantages and advances to Great Falls. University of Idaho President Lindley notes 143000 teachers left the profession last year over wages and cost of living.
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Washington
Betty Foot
U. S. Army
Great Falls
Lindley
University of Idaho
Victory button details and Legion notices at Chateau Post No. 6
Ex servicemen may receive Victory buttons by presenting their discharge stamped with War Department orders. Members must present discharge. non-members may join and subscribe to Legion publications for two dollars. Next meeting is March 18 at Commercial Club rooms.
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Chateau Post No. 6
M. G
Sheriff’s
War Department
American Legion
American Legion Weekly
Montana Legionaire
Extra Fancy White Potatoes Sold At Five Fifty Per Cwt
Hirshbereg's advertises extra fancy white potatoes priced at 5.50 per hundredweight with no additional details provided.
Old-Timers visitors Cowgills tour Bynum area
Mr and Mrs William Cowgill resumed travel after their Chateau visit for a brief stay in Bynum at the home of Mr W D Jones and his wife during the Old-Timers gathering.
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Wm.Cowgill
Chateau
Bynum
W. D. Jones
Teton County Farm Bureau Announces Second Boys Camp
The Teton County Farm Bureau plans the second annual boys camp from June 21 to 28. A countywide list of boys ages 12 to 18 has been prepared and divided into communities. One in ten county boys will be chosen to attend. Teachers will receive information and applications via the county agent.
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Teton County Farm Bureau
Farm Bureau Women Schedule Teton County Meeting
The Farm Bureau Community Committee Women of Teton county will meet at the county agent's office in Chateau at 10 o'clock March 3. County leader Mrs. J. W. Kerr issued the call. Attendees listed include Mrs. John Greene Chateau Mrs. J. S. Burch Deep Creek Mrs. H. B. Ashworth Big Butte and others from Pendroy Beck Dutton Fairfield Spring Valley and T. L. Gap.
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Farm Bureau Community Committee
Teton County
Chateau
J. W. Kerr
Woman’s Work
The
Farm Bureau
John Greene
J. S. Burch
Deep Creek
H. B. Ashworth
Big Butte
Alice Pendrey
Pendroy
Wm. Bagenestoss
Beck
Noah Harmin
Dutton
Sam Ness
Fairfield
P. H. Feehan
Spring Valley
Vincent Vance
Ben Gordon
T. L. Gap
Farmington News Roundup From Choteau Travel To Great Falls
Mrs. O DeRusha and daughter return from Choteau hospital where she recovered. Ellen Dolalie and Thompson sisters visit Mrs Arthur Davidson. Locals attend Operators Congress in Great Falls: Rogers Gamble Forseth Syse Otness. J W Kerr visits Great Falls. J B Connor leaves for Great Falls. Lars Horge travels to Mars ranch for spring work. Nyhns breaks car due to frozen pump. Cole Bros load seed wheat for Fairfield shipment. Fehrs head to Cole ranch for season. Lowman to resume farming from Indiana. Clarence Hynes travels to Great Falls. Pineapple 2 lb can 25 c in ad.
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O. DeRusha
Choteau
Choteau Hospital
Ellen Dolalie
Arthur Davidson
Thompson Girls
L. J. Otness
P. O. Rustad
Farmington
J. W. Kerr
Great Falls
J. B. Connor
Lars Horge
Con. Mars Ranch
H. C. Nyhns
Cole Bros
Fairfield
F. W. Fehr
Cole
Wilson Signs Oil Leasing Bill Sparks West Claim Rush
President Woodrow Wilson signed the oil land leasing bill drawing interest from local citizens planning to prospect lands west of Chateau. Claim staking followed the announcement as representatives from Standard Oil and other firms watched intense bidding and races among settlers before potential court reviews.
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Woodrow Wilson
Chateau
Standard Oil
Sugar Sale At Hirshberg’s Offers Eight Pound Pack
An eight pound sugar package priced at one dollar is advertised at Hirshberg’s during a sale. The notice invites customers to see the main advertisement for details.
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Hirshberg
Maurice Tourneur Showcased as Artistic Film Producer
Maurice Tourneur, producer of The Life Line, will have the Paramount Artcraft picture shown at the Royal Theatre next Sunday. Born in Paris, he studied painting and music, later joining major French film studios. He directed Elsie Ferguson and Mary Pickford, and his Blue Bird adaptation drew acclaim. His recent spectacles include Sporting Life and The White Heather, with The Life Line reflecting his rare technical and artistic skill.
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Maurice Tourneur
Life Line
Paramount
Artcraft
Royal Theatre
Mr. Tourneur
Paris
France
Elsie Ferguson
Mary Pickford
Maeterlinck
George R. Sims
Tourneur
Weather Report From Stock Salt Out Of Car
Salt shortages and car cash price concerns surface in a brief weather note. Mentions Hirshberg and a price of $1.25, with unclear context or measurements.
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Hirshberg’a
High School Notes Preview District Tournament Trip
Thursday morning the boys basketball team leaves for Lewistown for the district tournament. They return Monday hopeful after a defeat to Great Falls. Try outs for the extemporaneous essay contest are Thursday. Margie Haugen and Gladys Askew serve the hot lunches this week. The sophomore class studies description while the Caesar class covers bridge construction. The annual staff met after school as photos and work progress. Extra days end in May with early dismissal to aid crops. Verna Daley withdrew today to help at home. Milk at 12% per can. See main ad.
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Lewistown
Great Falls
Bozeman
Margie Haugen
Gladys
Askew
Verna Daley
Funeral of Ex Navy Man Dewey Stone Held at Presbyterian
The funeral for Dewey Stone, son of James Stone and wife, who died after an operation in Great Falls, was held at the Presbyterian church. Rev. J. D. Gold officiated. The American Legion conducted the ceremony, giving him a military funeral.
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Browning
Dewey Stone
James Stone
Great Falls
Presbyterian Church
J. D. Gold
United States Navy
American Legion
Five more legislatures urged to ratify federal women's vote amendment
Favorable action by five additional state legislatures would finalize the process for the federal constitutional amendment granting women in the United States the right to vote. The piece notes momentum toward ratification and the expected nationwide effect upon approval.
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United States
National Scandal and Wilson's Clash Over Lansing
The piece argues the Wilson administration faces near universal condemnation for the Lansing dismissal. It notes opposition across parties and nations, with international critics and the New York World calling for an explanation while stressing public interest in the truth.
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Wilson
Lansing
The
New York World
Congress
South
London
Paris
United States
White House
Senate
Europe
America
Monthly PT A meeting at high school auditorium
The regular monthly meeting of the Parent Teachers Association will be held next Tuesday at 8 o'clock in the high school auditorium. All members are urged to attend for important discussions and determinations.
W. C. T. U. Meeting Hosted by Mrs Truchot and Mrs Luther
Mesdames W. D. Luther and Mary Truchot hosted a W. C. T. U. society meeting on Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Truchot.
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Mesdames
W. D. Luther
Mary Truchot
W. C. T. U. Society
Roulston Jewelry Moves to Larson Block on First Street
W. J. Roulston's jewelry store relocates to the Larson block on First street in the room formerly used by the Glasgow Shoe Store, sharing with Smith & Liptak.
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W. J. Roulston
Jewelry
Larson
First Street
Smith & Liptak
Glasgow Shoe
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Hirshberg’s
Historical Committee
Chevrolet
T. A. Meagher
Choteau, Mont
Miss Swanson
Ruth Sweat
Hirshbereg’s
Federal Reserve System
Federal Reserve System of Banking
First National Bank
Aus
Moetana
Potieg
FARM
Farm Bureau Community Women
Farmington News
Co.Operators Congress
B. B. Rogers
A. H. Gamble
O. S. Forseth
S. I. Syse
J. J. Otness
Choteau Lodge
Teton Chaffer
Bethany Commandery No
Chateaun
L. A. Foot
Alden R. Connor
Knight L. A. Foot
W. M
Chateau Lodge
John W. Hall
H P
Teton
J. W. Hall
W. G. Levy
E. C
Bethany Commandery
Lillian Crawford
H. W. ‘Bateman
H. W.bateman
Fidelity
O. E. Ss
Otto Waynild
J. E. Hodgskiss
Earl Crawford
O. G. Conrad
Milton ‘Logan
John A. Sweat
W. T. Lowe
Weather Report
A. C. Burbank
Citizens State Bank OF
Montanasape
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