PUBLIC SCHOOL NEWS HIGHLIGHTS NEW PUPILS AND CERTIFICATES
Lena Gray Marie Lucero and Helen Carey are new pupils in Miss Albert s room. Several third grade students earned certificates for no tardies or absences over three months including Elizabeth Webb Mildred Talifson Marie Rabitch Opal Moore Lucile Martin Evelyn Eder Emma Clark Harvey Upman and Gene Haugen. Fourth grade will begin radio baskets this week. Kenneth Ragland returns to fifth grade after flu and William Olsen returns to seventh grade after a week absent. Howard Allum returns to sixth grade. Violet Dow Kathryn Dunn Ruth Haugen Lucile Morgan Mildred Thompson Hazel Upman Jessie Edgar earned tardy free and absence free certificates. Miss Gladys Martine visited the third grade last Friday. Ruth Haugen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lena Gray
Marie Lucero
Helen Carey
Miss Albert
Elizabeth Webb
Mildred Talifson
Marie Rabitch
Opal Moore
Lucille Martine
Evelyn Eder
Emma Clark
Harvey Upman
Gene Haugen
Kenneth Ragland
William Olsen
Howard Allum
Violet Dow
Kathryn ‘Dunn
Ruth ‘Haugen
Lucile Morgan
Mildred Thompson
Hazel Upman
Jessie Edgar
Gladys Martine
Methodist Church Notes and Pendroy Service Notices
Harry T. Stong, pastor, invites morning worship at 10 30 and Sunday school at 11 30 with Maurice Howard installed as superintendent this Sunday. Evening service 7 30 features a song service and illustrated lecture Man A Partner With God. Ladies Industrial meets Wednesday 3 pm. Moving Picture schedule A Maker of Men. Pendroy service Sunday 3 pm and moving picture Thursday Jan 18. Other town notices list dates for Bynum Fairfield Dupuyer Farmington Pendroy events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
Harry T. Stong
Maurice Howard
Ladies Industrial
Bynum
Fairfield
Dupuyer
Farmington
Pendroy
Moving Picture
Choteau Farm Loan Association Elects Officers
At a regular meeting of the Choteau National Farm Loan Association officers were elected for the coming term. President S I Syse Vice president Lars L Nassett Directors Ole Wagnild Seth and A P Reiding Secretary treasurer A B Guthrie Loan committee O S Forseth and Lars Nassett Estelle Engle a relief operator in the local telephone office left for Sapulpa Oklahoma to spend the winter accompanied by her mother Mrs J W McCray and Mr McCray
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Choteau National Farm Loan Association
S. I. Syse
Lars L. Nassett
Estelle Engle
Sapulpa
Oklahoma
J. W. McCray
McCray
Gordon Campbell Plans Major Northwest Oil Company
Gordon Campbell announced at the Lewistown syndicate meeting a plan to form a $5,000,000 company to produce refine and market oil from the Gordon Campbell-Kevin holdings. The project includes a Spokane topping plant a Seattle refinery a Shelby Kevin pipeline and water piping to the field. The venture aims to become the region’s largest independent oil company leveraging low crude prices of 70 cents per barrel and will operate 14 000 acres of leases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gordon Campbell-Kevin
Mr. Campbell
Lewistown
Spokane
Seattle
Shelby
Kevin
Northwest
Campbell-Kevin Syndicate
Troops to Leave Rhine Under Harding Order
President Harding ordered the withdrawal of American troops from the Rhine with about 1000 men remaining at Coblenz to wind up the army of occupation. Major General Allen to arrange final affairs as soon as possible while British officials note little impact on policy. Bert Lytell stars in A Trip to Paradise at the Royal Theatre on Monday and Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
The
Rhine
Harding
Star Department
Coblenz
Allen
Army of Occupation
Germany
Associated Press
Foreign Office
Jusserand
London
Great Britain
Bert Lytell
Maxwell Karger
Metro
Royal Theatre
Benjamin F. Glazier
Sir Gilbert Parker
Gordon Campbell Joins Choteau Mercantile Company
Gordon Campbell purchases a large block of stock in the Choteau Mercantile Company and is offered the presidency. Freidt becomes vice president and S. T. Wiprud is temporary secretary and general manager. The firm plans remodeling to open a prominent general store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Choteau
Gordon Campbell
Choteau Mercantile Company
Campbell
Freidt
S. T. Wiprud
Agawam Notes Offer Local News And Visits
Raymond Wuest recovering from illness. Rongstad buys new touring car for M E Jones. Agawam residents travel to Great Falls and Chateau for medical aid, movies, and business. Sun River Livestock association reelects officers. nearby stockmen attend meeting with Gilman and Augusta members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. M. Rongstad
Maxwell Motor Company
Great Falls
M. E. Jones
Rural Pastors Conference Convenes in Montana Church
The Rural Pastors Conference gathered at a Montana church at 1 30 PM with Rev J A Martin and wife Great Falls Rev A W Hammer and wife Brady Rev M E VanDemark and wife Walter Miss Payne Highwood Rev P W Haynes North Montana Rev R B Culbertson Cascade Rev Ray Wilson Fort Benton Rev A C Snow Raynsford and Rev A P Alton Belt. Sessions Thursday and Wednesday featured sermons by VanDemark and Aiten and music by local choral groups. A moving picture "A Maker of Men" followed VanDemark's Thursday sermon and a banquet for Tetons Oldest Settlers was announced for February 5th 1923. Membership details outlined for two age-based tiers in Teton County with annual dues of 1.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Our Church
Raynsford
A. P. Alton
Belt
Fairfield Choral Society
Aiten
van Demark
Rev. Little
Cascade
Chateau
Bros. Little
Tetons
Teton County
Montana
Jno. S. Lane
Wheat Growers 10 Schedule County Meetings
Joe Baart announces a series of Wheat Growers Association meetings across Teton county with sessions from January 15 to January 27 at various towns and schools. He notes 197 members signed up two years ago and urges farmers to support cooperative marketing to improve their grain sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wheat Growers Association
Joe Baart
Teton County
Porter Beach
Rice School
Bole
Agawam
Farmington
T. L. Gap
Fairfield
Power
Dutton
Surprise party honors Estelle Engle before Oklahoma move
A surprise at the Howard home on January 5 honored Miss Estelle Engle as she prepares to leave for her former home in Oklahoma. The evening featured five hundred and a later lunch. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Howard, Mr. and Mrs. David Burt, Mr. and Mrs. Bert Dunn, Mr. and Mrs. Obert Peterson, Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Stephens, Mrs. J. W. McCray, and Miss Estelle Engle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H Howard
Estelle Engle
Oklahoma
W. H. Howard
David Burt
Bert Dunn
Obert Peterson
J. H. Stephens
J. W. McCray
Larson announces marriage of Karna Inene to Barto Burfining
Mrs. L. N. Larson announces the marriage of her daughter Karna Inene to Barto J. Burfining on Saturday December 30 1922 at Atwater Minnesota. Chateau friends extend congratulations and best wishes for the newlyweds.
New Oil Strike In Ellis Sand Boosts Nearby Wells
A Wednesday morning discovery in section 12 township 35 north range 2 west yields an estimated 500 to 700 barrels with production at 1 565 feet in the Ellis sand. No water reported. Nearby producers Linden Gasser one mile north and Hogan two miles southwest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pet. x
Township 35 North
Range 2 West
Ellis
Linden Gasser
Hogan
The Cowboy and the Lady at Royal Theatre Next Sunday
Strong western feature The Cowboy and the Lady with Mary Miles Minter and Tom Moore screens at the Royal Theatre next Sunday. The film, based on Clyde Fitch's stage success, was shown in Wyoming and is described as a compelling picturization. I A Woehner of Great Falls visited the Chateau in town Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Miles Minter
Tom Moore
Royal Theatre
Clyde Fitch
Wyoming
School Activities Highlight Busy Week In Fort Shaw
The junior class held its annual dance in the high school gym last Friday. Rolland Sabins joined the freshman class on Tuesday and has been at Conrad school four months. Elmer Allum re entered the sophomore class. Two home basketball games featured Fort Shaw vs Teton with Teton girls 18 to 3 and Teton boys 25 to 19. Phyllis Green joined the sophomore class after attending school in Helena. Harold Crane Clifford Saterlie Ben Slanger Roy Wiprud Victor Peterson and Mr Sweat attend a vocational meet in Bozeman and three were sent as stock judging team. James Sheble of Pendray is absent sick. Mr Maurice Howard returned from Portland with his wife, a Reed College senior. Plans are underway to present the operetta Cherry Blossoms in February. The Parent Teachers meeting in the high school gym Tuesday night was directed by Miss Williamson. The high school girls performed Walter Camp's Daily Dozen health exercises followed by refreshments. Rosalie a French one act was staged by French II with Harold Ludwig as Monsieur Bol Uriel Andrews as Madame Bol and Harriet Radcliffe as Rosalie. The French class also sang La Berpre The Shepherdess. A unique play Diogenes Looks for a Secretary was presented by advanced commercial students. Parents and friends attended to encourage the performers. A class in cookery prepared and served dinner last Friday evening for guests including Mr and Mrs DeYong Mr and Mrs Core Mr and Mrs Porter Mr and Mrs Mellon Miss Hekle and Mr Williamson. Mrs Mort Hirshberg of Fairfield was a Choteau visitor Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rolland Sabins
Conrad School
Elmer Allum
Fort Shaw
Teton
Teton Girls
Teton Boys
Phyllis Green
Helena
Harold Crane
Clifford Saterlie
Ben Slanger
Roy Wiprud
Victor Peterson
Mr. Sweat
Bozeman
James Sheble
Pendray
Maurice Howard
Portland
Oregon
Howard
Reed College
Miss Williamson
Walter Camp
Rosalie
Harold Ludwig
Monsieur Bol
Uriel Andrews
Madame Bol
Harriet Radcliffe
Diogenes
DeYong
Core
Porter
Mellon
Hekle
Williamson
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Public School News Hotel
Ruth Haugen
Choteau National Farm Loan
Association
Gordon Campbell Big Firm
U. Gd
First National Bank
Memper Federal Reservystem
Choteau Merc
Raymond
Henry Wuest
Nick Garich
Mary
R. E. McDonald
Farmington Dance
Jos. Lindseth
Brady
Walter Streeter
William Harnack
Deer Lodge
Otto Schaefer
W. T. O’monnell
California Company
Ray Porter
Bynum’s
C. D. Yeager and Son
William
George Wright
M. BE. Jones
O. T. Schaefer
Jimmie Barnes
F. R. Ramsey
Fort Benton
California
J. W. Elliott
Edythe Saylor
M. F.o’mally
Monarch Lumber Company
Sun River Live Stock Association
Forest Office
Thomas Clark
Gilman
R. E. Malone
Carl Madison
Olaf Brucegard
Earl Yeager
Augusta
the Rural Pastors Conference
Church
Thomas H. Ince
Lloyd Hughes
Petty Blythe
Joseph Wilgour
Betty Ross Clark
Claire MceDowell
Thomas I. Ince
Wheat Growers
Pet
I. A. Woehner
Mort Hirshberg of
Citizens State Bank
Choteau, Montana
G. M. Coffey
P. H. Crossen
George F. Miller
Wm. Hodgskiss
James Ickford
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