Choteau News Briefs Report Local Visits and School News
The Choteau weekly notes visitors including P Milton of Pendroy and visits by Miss Lillian Steele and Miss Angel Lian. Lloyd Hanson returns to Bozeman after holidays. The Choteau Cafe offers a Sunday chicken dinner. Mrs Ashworth and others spend holidays in Denton. H A Norman relocates with family to Cut Bank after appointment as Farmers State Bank receiver.
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Choteau Cafe
HB. Ashworth
Lillian Steele
Choteau Moday
Denton, Mont
H.A. Norman
Cut Bank
Mr. Norman
Farmers State Bank
Chateau Town to Meet Great Falls City in Jan 14 Showdown
The Chateau Town basketball team faces Great Falls City at the high school auditorium on Saturday January 14 1922. It marks the first out of town foe for the locals this season with strong anticipation for a good contest.
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Chateau Town
Great Falls City
High School
Election of officers at courthouse Tuesday evening
Court notice urges residents to attend the Tuesday meeting on January 10 to elect officers. Red Cross asks for secondhand clothing donations to help those in need. Miss Nagle traveled to Bynum and Fairfield this week to check on needy cases.
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Court House
Red Cross
Miss Nagle
Bynum
Fairfield
Masonic Lodges Install Officers in Two Montana Chapters
At a regular meeting Chateau Lodge No 44 A F and A M installed officers for the coming year including W M Hodgskiss S W Poot Gleason treasurer Roulston secretary Haugen Rosengrin W Smith Gleason St John Roberts Hess and others In Teton County Chapter No 25 Royal Arch Masons of Montana officers elected and installed for the term High Priest Hodgskiss King Hodgskiss Scribe Moore Treasurer Roberts Secretary Haugen Capt of Host Rosengrin Principa Sojourner Porter Master first veil Smith Master second veil Roberts Master third veil Truchot.
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SU Yun
W. L. Hodgskiss
Ss. W
S. R. Poot
J. W
J. G. Gleason Treas
W. J. Roulston
Secy
E. N. Haugen
S.D
S. W. Rosengrin
W. W. Smith
S.st—John Gleason
J. ‘St
N. E. Roberts
Tyler
C. W. Hess
Teton County
Royal Arch Masons of
Montana
B. J. Hodgskiss
John Moore
N. Haugen
S. W. Rosengrin Prin
C. H. Porter
Vail
N. BE. Roberts
John Truchot
Knights of Pythias Install Officers at Chevalier Lodge No 12
At a Thursday night meeting Chevalier Lodge No. 12 of the Knights of Pythias installed officers for the coming term. Names include Wv. C Freem Daley Prelate J H Stephens M of W Frank Curtis M A Dewey H Steele M of E C J B Stephens K R and S E A Cleland II G L BE Taylor O G Victor M Steele.
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Knights OF Pythias
Chevalier Lodge No. 12
K of P
Co. C
W. E. Howard
Freeman Daley
J. H. Stephens
Frank Curtis M
Dewey H. Steele M
E—C
J. B. Stephens
K. R
S.—E. A. Cleland II
G—L. BE. Taylor
O.G
Victor M. Steele
Business trips and local meetings in Great Falls area
Henry Robison and A. G. Baker traveled to Great Falls on business Tuesday. Paul Berens and family celebrated New Years at Power Montana. Mrs W J Roulston hosted twenty ladies for cards Wednesday evening. County Commissioners Crane Jones and Crittenden met at the courthouse for their regular monthly session and reappointed Phil I. Cole and A. B. Andrews to the county high school board.
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W. J. Roulston
Chas. F. Crane
W. D. Jones
W. J. Crittenden
Phil I. Cole
A. B. Andrews
Overcoat and gloves found. reward offered
A gray overcoat with brown kid gloves and blue woolen gloves in its pockets was found. The reward for return is offered by Reverend Harry T. Stong of Choteau.
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Freward
Harry T. Stong
Choteau
Miss Ruth Rogers Visits with the Askew Sisters
Miss Ruth Rogers and Misses Gladys and Marguerite Askew returned to Chateau last Saturday after a visit lasting several days in Great.
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Ruth Rogers
Gladys and
Marguerite Askew
Chateau
Red Cross Work Sees Mrs Nagle Travel to Great Falls
Miss Margaret Nagle made a business trip to Great Falls in the latter part of last week in the interest of Red Cross work.
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Margaret Nagle
Great Falls
Red Cross
T. J. Dickey
Attorney Magee Hosts County Dinner Party
Attorney Geo W Magee entertained several gentlemen at his home last Friday evening. Twelve placed for dinner prepared by Mrs Magee and Mrs L Thompson. Guests included A O Loner muir Jas S Innes Obert Peterson Paul Berens Chas P Crane Wm Semerick R M Trescott Lewis Thompson C James Smith A Thayer and George M Coffey Jr. Magee's sons George and Harold served. The gathering was enjoyed by all attendees.
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Magee
Geo. W. Magee
L. Thompson
A. O. Lonermuir
Jas. S. Innes
Obert Peterson
Paul Berens
Chas. P. Crane
Wm. Semerick
R. M. Trescott
Lewis Thompson
Methodist Church Week of Prayer Observance
Morning worship at 10 30 with a sermon by the pastor. The week of prayer is observed nationwide with talks on the power of prayer. Sunday school 11 30 junior league 3 epworth league 6 30 with an important league meeting. Evening sermon 7 30 on the Christian motive as a great transformer. Pendry notice: preaching at Pendry school house Sunday at 3 o'clock by Harry T Stong if possible to drive through.
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Methodist Church
Ags
Epworth League
Christ’s Kingdom
Pendroy
Pendry
Harry T. Stong
Local Social And School Notes From The County
Mrs. Edythe Saylor underwent an appendicitis operation at Chateau Hospital and is recovering well. County Agent Robert Clarkson left for Bozeman to attend the annual farmers short course. Billy Saker returned to Bozeman after holidays with family. Great Falls visitors included Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Dickey and others. New Years dinner hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Chas Justice included several guests.
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Edythe Saylor
Robert Clarkson
Bozeman
State College
Chas. Justice
T. Watson
Jennie M. Trescott
R. M. Trescott
Ike Brossma
Stenographer Grace Reiding Returns to Bozeman
Grace Reiding resumed her stenography work in the Extension Department at the State college in Bozeman. Mildred Forrest a senior student also returned to Bozeman at the start of the week.
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Lloyd Hanson
The
State College
Bozeman
Grace Reiding
the State College
Mildred Forrest
Mrs Frank Howard Joins Hirshberg Store Salesfloor
Mrs Frank Howard accepts a saleslady role in the dry goods department at Jos Hirshberg Co. Her appointment fills the vacancy left by Miss Agnes Schlecht who resigned to become a New Year bride.
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Frank Howard
Jos. Hirshberg & Co
Howard
Agnes Schlecht
Ranchers Plan Local Telephone Line to Town and Beyond
Northwest of Gilman a group of ranchers including the Fouseks Dailey Carlson Tinsaker Frazier and Asselstine Stone plan to install a private telephone line. They will extend poles this winter and in spring connect to the Henning sen Land Company line linking to town Great Falls and other state points. A secondary line to Choteau the county seat is also contemplated.
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Gilman
Henningsen Land Company
Great Falls
Fouseks
Dailey
Carlson
Tinsaker
Frazier
Asselstine & Stone
Harding praised for newspaper training in leadership inspired by journals
The London Spectator lauds President Harding for his early career in journalism and credits this background with his measured approach to peace. It notes his methodical campaign style, securing each objective before advancing and avoiding overpromising a bold program.
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Harding
London Spectator
Washington
Lfe
Voltaire
Hare
Parleys to Prevent War Says President Harding
Authorized statement from President Harding argues wise diplomacy prevents war. He cites four party talks and urges nations to meet with Japan and other powers to settle disagreements before conflict. The goal is peaceful, just cooperation among nations to avoid future wars.
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President Harding
Japan
United States
Orient
Austria
Serbia
Pendroy Socials and Travel Roundup
Mr C C Sheble rode to Great Falls on Monday morning. Nick Wallenstein left for Helena Saturday and returned Tuesday evening. Mrs G E Friend traveled to Great Falls Tuesday to meet her Minneapolis visiting mother Mrs Patterson. A group including TeWstt Maleain Colvin Blair Jensen and McMillen motored to Meades. A dance with the Conrad Orchestra is planned for Saturday night January 7. Pearl Milton and James Nelson did business in Chateau on Yaroslav this week. The last dance announced for last Saturday was postponed due to a musician's illness. Mr J E Sullivan Rimour and Lt B Pendrey visited the Falls earlier this week on business. Mildred Mansfield spent the weekend with Mrs Aubery Malcolm in Bynum.
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C. C. Sheble
Great Falls
Nick Wallenstein
Helena
G. E. Friend
the Falls
Mrs. Patterson
Minneapolis
J. R. TeWstt
Chas Maleain
W. Colvin
H. Blair
Carl Jensen
James McMillen
Esa Myss
Meades
Conrad
Pearl Milton
James Nelson
Chateau
Yaroslav
Agai
J. E. Sullivan
J.T. Rimour
Lt. B. Pendrey
Pendroy Visits City on Wednesday
L B Pendroy of Pendroy was a business visitor in our city on Wednesday.
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L.B. Pendroy
Pendroy
Our City
Senator Boies Penrose Dies After Long Public Life
News of Senator Boies Penrose's death comes just before New Year bells as he ends a towering career in Pennsylvania and Washington politics. A key Republican power behind the throne, he led the finance committee and helped shape tariff policy while clashing with Woodrow Wilson and supporting Harding.
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Penrose
Boies Penrose
Washington
Senate
Harding
Woodrow
Wison
Senator Penrose
Pennsylvania
Boise Penrose
Theodore Roosevelt
Teuse
Suit Brought by Carr in Spokane Court
Frank Carr has filed a suit at Spokane against the motorist who fatally struck his mother Mrs. T. R. Carr last autumn. The case is being heard in Spokane district court. Mrs. Carr was among the early white settlers in Choteau.
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Carr
Spokane
The
Montanan
Frank Carr
T. R. Carr
Mrrs.Carr
Choteau
Cattlemen see prosperous era for livestock owners
President S B Stafford of the Chicago Livestock Exchange says cattlemen stand on the threshold of prosperity. He notes breeding cows have risen in value in western states from 10 to 20 dollars per head in the last 60 days as a sign of improving conditions.
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Chicago
S. B. Stafford
Chicago Livestock Exchange
Parent Teachers Meet Highlights Health Talk and Music
The Tuesday evening meeting in the public school auditorium drew a fair crowd. Mrs. E. N. Haugen chaired as Prof. Selbach and pupils Alva Larson and James Morgan provided piano and French horn selections. County nurse Angot Lian spoke on school and home health work and disease prevention, urging cooperation for a healthier community. The group decided against admission charges for moving pictures at regular meetings, with a mid month session planned as a ticketed event. The next regular meeting is set for the first Tuesday evening in February.
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E. N. Haugen
Prof. Selbach
Alva Larson
James Morgan
Miss Larson
Ang
Teton County
Miss Lian
Association
Ray
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