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Choteau Montanan

Location

Choteau, Montana, United States of America

Date

May 13, 1921

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Final Case for Disabled Men Drive in Montana

Federal Board for Vocational Education led a final clean up drive in Montana to reach disabled ex service men under the Rehabilitation Act. A traveling case board toured eight districts with centers, publicizing and auditing claims with cooperation from the American Legion Veterans Welfare Commission and the American Red Cross.

Federal Board For Vocational Education Montana American Legion Veterans Welfare Commission The American Red Cross Minnesota Ouy Federal

Public School Fifth Grade Studies Sahara Desert Oases

The fifth grade created a sand table desert with pyramids in the northeast showing a Sahara scene. Weigh day data from May reveals a highest gain of 18½ pounds and a height increase up to 5½ inches, prompting emphasis on healthier habits. Mothers' Day stories from third grade include a sentimental letter from a son to his mother.

Sahara Africa Haugen S¢ Stord

Eighth Grade Examinations Scheduled May 23 and 24

Highth grade examinations will be held May 23 and 24 at Chateau By num Fairfield and Dutton. The examinations must be taken on the dates and hours scheduled. YTHE SAYLOR, Co. Supt. of Schools.

Chateau Bynum Fairfield Dutton Ythe Saylor, Co

Nick Baatz Liquor Raid Returns to Owner

Great Falls May 11 Following a Supreme Court ruling banning warrants based on information alone Judge Ewing ordered three truckloads of liquor seized in the Nick Baatz hotel raid last January returned to owner. The raid and Baatz arrest had caused a public sensation as he was a leading local figure.

Great Falls Supreme Court Ewing District Court Nick Baatz Baatz

Anniversary Day Observed At Methodist Church

Church notices list worship at 10:30 morning, 11:30 Sunday School, 3:00 Junior League, 6:30 Epworth League. Y M C A leader Ralph Wolf to address Older Boys conference May 27–29 in Great Falls. Evening service canceled at church. attendance at high school auditorium for 8:00 p.m. Baccalaurate sermon by pastor. Official board 8 p.m. Preparatory class Tuesday 4:15. Ladies Industrial to meet. food sale Saturday at Chateau Mercantile. Out of town visitors include Senator Vernon E. Lewis, Rev. Martin, Rev. Welsh.

Methodist Church Harry T. Stong Epworth Ralph Wolf Great Falls N. Haugen Chateau Mercantile Vernon E. Lewis Fort Benton Rev Martin Cut’ Bank Welsh Sidney, Mont

People of Seven Townships Living in No-Man's Land

Fort Benton May 7 The Chouteau County Abstract Co of this place has won the contract to transcribe records for seven townships to be cut off Chouteau county and added to Teton county. A no man’s land area now faces unclear county business authority and both counties lack power. A commission named by Governor Dixon will address shifting legislative burden and adjusting affairs.

Fort Benton Teton County Dixon

Farmers urged to coordinate for better legislature support

Lieutenant Governor Nelson Story Jr. told Montana farm leaders that aligning and finishing a clear program would help passage in the statehouse. He noted big companies frame their programs for the legislature and then deploy advocates to explain details, urging farmers to organize and back a united plan.

Helena Montana Nelson Story I Jr Chester C. Davis Department of Agriculture

Hobson Wins A Pont In Fight In County Seat Case

May 11 report says Hobson wins in district court as Judge Ayer overrules Stanford demurrer, allowing Hobson to proceed to trial without a jury. Stanford has 20 days to answer and explain vote legality, then Hobson replies and trial begins soon. The judge aims for immediate resolution.

Hobson Ayerin Stanford

Pendrey News Highlights and Local Socials

Pendroy notes C Peterson made a business trip to Chateau at week’s end. Mothers Day program drew a large crowd. Geo T Jorgenson and family from Bole visited P J Thomas. Jorgen son manages Gallatin Valley Elevator Co at Bole. Dance night drew a medium crowd. enjoyable evening. Mrs G E Friend and her mother visited Great Falls on business. Grace Wise came from the Falls to clerk at Pendrey Mercantile. Another dance May 14 by Chateau Jazz Artists. Ladies Improvement Club to meet at Mrs J Chag Malcolm’s on the 18th. J Thomas and David Perry motored to Chateau. Will DeBow and spouse went to Great Falls. Town lacks a barber. Mutual Oil Co received a coal car Tuesday evening.

G. E Patterson Great Falls Grace Wise The Falls Pendrey Mercantile Company Pendrey Chateau Ladies Improvement Club J.chag Malcolm P. J. Thomas David Perry Will DeBow Mutual Oil Co

Miles City Round-Up expands plans for July show

The ninth annual Miles City Round Up kicks off July 4 to 6 with ambitious additions to the arena program. Organizers promise enhanced entertainment daily and beef up prize lists with more money and varied events. Bucking horses and strong contestant interest signal high competition for supremacy.

Miles City United States

Federal seed loan aids Montana farmers plan

Secretary Henry C. Wallace reported this week that the federal seed loan, chiefly distributed by Congressman Carl W. Riddick, has approved 4,785 Montana applications and loans totaling 660000. More applications are approved daily with a plan to loan 1000000 to Montana farmers for seed purchases, as the 2000000 loan fund is distributed across North Dakota Washington Idaho and Montana with half destined for Montana.

Secretary of Agriculture Henry C. Wallace Carl W. Riddick Montana North Dakota Washington Idaho

Senior class presents The Professors Daughter and events week

The senior class will stage The Professors Daughter on Friday May 13 at eight. A sewing exhibit runs 7 15 to 8. The junior prom decorates the gym on Wednesday May 18. Baccalaureate is Sunday May 15 by Rev H T Stong. Class night Monday features the class program. Graduation Tuesday May 17 with Miss May Trumper as speaker and Miss Hattie Miller and Miss Ruth Andrews delivering the salutatory and valedictory.

H. T. Stong

Civil cases filed in district court foreclosure suits

The district court clerk Blanche M. Jacobson lists cases filed in the past week. Capital Trust and Savings Bank versus W B Ferguson Ange Ferguson Rogers Templeton Lumber Co Chouteau County foreclosures. Also filings include a mortgage foreclosure against Arnold W Springer and Etta Springer. Mansford B Hughes Mary Hughes F A Cochran A D Buyers and S L F Holt. T J Cheetham versus T H Rains Dorothy Raifs wife and Chouteau County foreclosure. Filed May 6.

Blanche M. Jacobson Capital Trust and Savings Bank W. B. Ferguson Angie Ferguson Rogers-Templeton Lumber Co Chouteau County Arnold W. Springer Etta Springer

Births at Chateau Hospital May 4 and May 9 1921

At Chateau Hospital births announced since last issue. A son was born May 4 1921 to Mr and Mrs A H Barrows. On May 9 1921 a son was born to Mr and Mrs Jack Armstrong. On May 9 1921 a son was born to Mr and Mrs George Tuel.

Chateau Hospital A. H. Barrows Jack: Armstrong

Montana Farmers Meet to Plan Wheat Marketing Pool

A May 7 meeting in Helena gathered leaders from the American Society of Equity Farmers Union Farm Bureau Montana Grain Growers Gallatin Local Society of Equity Montana Wheat Growers and the Grange to decide Montana’s wheat marketing. They unanimously backed pooling all Montana wheat and discussed adopting a U S Grain Growers contract while keeping the present contract structure. The plan would auto enroll Montana Wheat Growers members in U S Grain Growers Inc and align Montana with Washington Idaho and Oregon under the National Selling Agency. The committee will report to U S Grain Growers Inc directors on Montana farmers views and the final decision.

Montana Helena C. C. Davis American Society of Equity Farmers Union Farm Bureau Montana Grain Growers Gallatin Local Society of Equity Montana Wheat Growers the Grange U. S Grain Growers, Inc Montana Wheat Growers Association U.S. Grain Growers’, Inc U. S. Grain Growers, Inc Washington Idaho Oregon North South Dakota Minnesota National Howard American Federation of Farm Bureaus Schillings Burdick

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