Death of A C Warner County Treasurer at Chateau
Alfred C. Warner longtime Teton county official dies at Chateau Hospital from uraemia after a brief illness. Born 1848 in Brooklyn he served as U S commissioner for 30 years and as county clerk for 12 years. Funeral from K P hall Sunday at 2. Burial in Chateau cemetery. We thank friends for aid during Mary Luce's illness and death.
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Chateau Hospital
Alfred C Warner
Teton County
Bright
Warner
Montana
United States
Brooklyn
New York
Charles H
Charlotte (Walters)Warner
London
England
Eleanor M
Edwin Freemont
Walter J
Walter
Missouri National Guard Artillery
St. Louis
Germany
First
Missouri Artillery
One Hundred Twenty Eighth Field Artillery
Thirty Fifth
Alfred C. Warner
Charles H. Warner
Brooklyn Flint ‘Glass Company
Planters Glass ‘Company of
Great Western Glass Company
Long Island
New York City
D. Appleton & Company
Appleton
Woodward Book Store
J. B. Ford and Co
Henry Ward Beecher
the Christian Union
Chateau
Hazlett and
Hamilton
Burnet and Warner
Teton River
U. S
Chevalier Lodge No. 12
Knights of Pythias
Great Falls Lodge
Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks and Rathbone Temple
Pythian Sisters
Angle-Al Warner
Garfield
Carlyle
K. of P. Hall
Mary
Special Rail Rates for Montana Teachers Convention
All Montana railroads offer special trip rates for the Montana State Teachers Association annual meeting. Round trips at one and a half fares with a $31 minimum from any Montana point, via member identification certificates. Certificates available from local associations, superintendents, principals, and state institution presidents. Tickets valid November 23 to 29 with return by December 4, 1922. Validation at destination by agents.
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Montana State’ Teachers Association
Montana
Barrett Goes to Whitefish for Winter Work
E. H. Barrett departed at the start of the week for Whitefish where he will be employed during the winter season.
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E. H. Barrett
Whitefish
Farmington News Roundup Of Local Visits And Events
Mr and Mrs A Rathman and son spent Sunday at the Hynes home. Mrs Wm Chalmers will entertain the Ladies Aid Society this Saturday afternoon. Miss Ruth Andrews visited home folks last weekend. J Otness home hosted visitors from Brady Belt and Missoula travelers. Re v Hoagland to conduct services next Sunday morning. Teachers plan Thanksgiving program with date to be announced. Rev Hougland to read with confirmants Saturday at 10 o clock.
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A. Rathman
Inger Johnson
Collins
J. Edwards
John Chalmers
G. I. Tangen
Chateau
Gus Depner
J. Otness
Martha Chalmers
Swenson
Hoagland
Howard Hasnon
Hanson
Dorothy Lindseth
Bynum
Josephine Hynes
Brady
East Farmington
Hougland
Forest Service compares wood and coal for household heating
The Forest Service report from Madison Wisconsin explains wood costs and heating value versus coal. It lists cord prices for red Douglas fir larch lodgepole pine white pine and notes wood yields heat with less soot and ash than coal. It also argues local spending when buying wood supports community labor and industry.
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Forest Products Laboratory
Madison
Wisconsin
Heemiock
New Pupils Enter Eighth Grade and Other Grades
Two new pupils join the eighth grade Jessie Edgar and Harvey Willis. Albert Youngblood enters second grade. Marjorie Yeager shifts to third grade, and June Edgar from Bynum joins Miss Albert's room. Fourth grade welcomes Margaret Edgar Evan Thompson and Emil Youngblood. Byron Rogers from Farmington enters fifth grade. The fifth grade observes a quarter holiday for the second time. Wood use and conservation urges careful, beneficial use of local fuel.
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Jessie Edgar
Harvey Willis
Albert
Youngblood
Marjorie Yeager
June Edgar
Bynum
Miss Albert
Margaret Edgar
Evan Thompson
Emil Youngblood
Byron Rogers
Farmington
Sophomore class leads at T. H. S. amid school events
Snow kept the football team from traveling to Fort Benson. Freshman gossip and senior mood mix as students note early gym dressing times. First quarter report cards arrive, basketball practice starts, and Pictured football team portraits. French I class works on Rosalie play while Remington and Underwood tests award speed medals.
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Fort Benson
Conrad
Big Sandy
Wiliamson
Rosalie
Mildred Mansfield
Mexico
Commercial
Remington
Underwood
Lucille Sturgeon
Mary E. Forrest
Maybelle Anderson
Elizabeth Gamble
Edythe McNeal
Wardella Redmond
Ethel Haugen
George Oppie
Frank Wiprud
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A. C. Warner
Ila Luce
Federal Reserve Banking System
Eus
Federal Reserve System
First. National Bank
Choteau
Farmington News
Forest Service News
NEWO
Walter Dow
Siegfreidt
Searles Andrews
Domestic Science Department
Professor Williamson
Mr. Sweat
Great Falls
Butte
Citizens State Bank
Choteau, Montana
G. M. Coffey
P. H. Crossen
George F. Miller
Wm. Hodgskiss
James Eckford
Safe Banking
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