Death of Thomas J. Dean Former Deputy Sheriff
Thomas J. Dean a former deputy sheriff under W D Hagen at Glacier Park and in Teton county died from sudden heart failure at the residence of Mrs. Fred Hixson. He was 49, born in Troy New York, moved west about 20 years ago, and lived in Browning and Glacier Park. Interment followed Tuesday at Crown Hill cemetery in Cut Bank. He was unmarried and survived by many friends.
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Thomas J. Dean
W.D. Hagen
Teton County
Cut Bank
Glace County
Browning Review
Thomas Dean
Fred Hixson
Troy
New York
Dupuyer
Glacier Park
Perry Davis
Browning
Frank Dean
Boulder
Montana
Crown Hill Cemetery
Dean
Record Tourist Trend at Glacier National Park
Acting superintendent George Goodwin reports Glacier National Park set records with 22,449 visitors this year. Most entered via the main gateway at Glacier Park station, Montana, drawing travelers from every U S state and nearly every country.
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Glacier National Park
George Goodwin
National Parks
Park
Glacier Park Station
Montana
Union
Kalma Deep Creek Community Christmas Entertainment
Kalma Deep Creek communities plan an opening entertainment at Allum school on December 4 1920. A play and dance will raise funds for a Christmas tree with treats for every child. The event features a novel one cent per inch charge for guest feet and invites all to bring cake or sandwiches for lunch.
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Kalma
Deep Creek
Allum
Kalma-Deep Creek
Tragic Accident Claims Life of Porter Jones in Chateau
Jones a colored porter at Looney barber shop in Chateau was killed when iron doors in a basement sidewalk entrapped him. Found by children near his hat, the body was taken to Conner undertaking parlors for burial. He served in a colored army company in the late war.
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Chas
Jones
Chateau
Thompson -Bowling
Thompson
Conner
Montana
Charlie
Civil Gages Filed in District Court
Civil cases filed include Paul G. Tschache versus Cleopatric I. Tschache seeking a divorce on November 19 and John F. Sinclair Company versus William Stonehouse and Susanna L. Stonehouse for foreclosure of mortgage filed November 22 in the office of clerk Blanche M. Jacobson.
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District Court
Blanche M. Jacobson
Paul G.,tschache
Cleopatric I. Tschache
John ‘F. Sinclair
Marriage Licenses Issued by District Clerk
The district court clerk Mrs Blanche M Jacobson lists marriage licenses issued since the last report. Ole L Olsen aged 69 of Collins and Eva Belor aged 51 of Farmington were issued licenses on November 18.
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Blanche M. Jacobson
District Court
Ole L. Olsen
Collins
Eva Belor
Farmington
Church Notices for First M. E. Church
Regular services Sunday with preaching at 7 30 p m Sunday school at 11 30 Junior League at 6 30 and evening worship at 7 80 The best excuse for absence from church is not so good as actual attendance An hour of devotion and listening to the Gospel will be of more value spiritually than any excuse you might offer.
Great Falls Ladies Visit Chateau for Thanksgiving
The Misses Horning of Great Falls arrived in Chateau yesterday and spent Thanksgiving with friends. They were guests at the home of Miss Elizabeth Kraber during their stay.
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Horning
Great Falls
Chateau
City
Elizabeth Kraber
Visitor from Collins Plays One Game at Chateau
Fred Gewald of Collins visited Chateau last Saturday and won one solo game from his old time Republican friends. He left before a second game could be played, so another tale might have emerged.
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Fred Gewald
Collins
Chateau
Solo
Whisky Run Leads to Killing on Montana Road
Henry Jacobson, 37, of Sweet Grass, was shot and killed early Tuesday on the road between Sweet Grass and Cut Bank during an alleged whisky running confrontation. The coroner’s jury returned an open verdict. No arrests made. Jacobson leaves a widow and four children.
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Henry
Jacobson
Sweet * Grass
Sweet- Grass
Sweet. Grass
Sheriff’s Office
Toole County
James’ Walker
Jenkins
Cut Bank
Vanfeer
Walker
Swiggen
Tom Casey
Harry Watkins
Sweet Grass
Tom Purcell
Purcell
Connie Sheehan
Edmonton
Shelby
Jacobon
Governor Stewart wires protest to Colby over Japanese citizenship
Governor S V Stewart telegrammed Secretary of State Bainbridge Colby protesting any treaty granting citizenship to Japanese. He voiced Pacific coast and Intermountain states opposition to birthright or naturalized citizenship for Japanese. Mrs Edgar of Bynum spent Thanksgiving with daughter Mrs Floyd Clark in Chateau.
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S. V. Stewart
Bainbridge Colby
Washington
United States
West
America
Pacific Coast
Intermountain States
S. J. Edgar
Bynum
Chateau
Floyd Clark
Health card findings show widespread dental and tonsil issues
A health card review notes 122 cases of bad teeth 57 enlarged tonsils and 31 adenoids among students while 67 pupils were marked perfect. The nurse will file her own report and the piece urges school visitors during National School Week while Montana aims to maintain top public school efficiency.
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Inj
Montana
Arrival of Canadian sheep on Burke and Taylor range
Murdock McLeod arrived in Chief Teau on Thursday evening from Canada having-trailed 5000 head of Burke and Taylor sheep to place on winter range.
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Murdock - McLeod
Canada
Burke and Aylor
Masquerade Dance Delights High School Crowd
A large turnout filled the high school gym last Thursday evening for a masquerade dance. McGlenn's orchestra provided fine music, and attendees enjoyed every minute of the event.
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McGlenn
Montana Power Ad Series Ends with Compact Booklet Offer
The paper notes the conclusion of a nine week Montana Power Company advertisement campaign carried by over two hundred state papers. The firm will publish a compact booklet of the series and readers may obtain it by requesting from any company office.
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Montana Power Company
Byron Corson Home Wedding in Choteau
Miss Clara M. Corson became Mrs. Frank E. Howard in a small Nov 25 1920 ceremony at the Byron Corson home in Choteau with Rev. Wm. Elliott officiating. The couple left for a honeymoon in Ottawa Kansas via Dutton, planning to return in about three weeks.
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Byron Corson
Choteau
Wm. Elliott
Episcopal Church
Clara M. Corson
Frank E. Howard
Choteau House
Dutton
Ottawa
Kansas
Chateau
Wallace Reid Holds Up Traffic For Film Scene
Los Angeles traffic was halted for ten minutes at the busy corner to film Wallace Reid in What's Your Hurry at the Royal Theatre. The star stalled a large truck as twenty camera crews shot from skyscrapers, telegraph poles, and a hotel veranda with the mayor’s approval.
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Wallace Reid
Los Angeles
Royal Theatre
For Sale Ford 1919 Five Passenger Wagon
A 1919 five passenger Ford is offered for sale in good running order. Apply at this office. Cheap. A M L Davis, Choteau.
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Davis
Choteau
Mystery Ends in Tragedy at Sun River Springs
Co L Torrence of Simms died at Sun River Springs from accidental discharge of his own automatic revolver. A 27-year-old ex soldier, he lived with Mr and Mrs James A Phillips of Simms. He served in Co B 115 Field Artillery in World War I and was a member of the American Legion. Funeral planned through Legion auspices at Choteau on Sunday.
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I. S. Martine
Chas
H. Connor
Sun River
Co. L. Torrence
Simms
Torrence
James A. Phillips
Illinois
Co. B. 115 Field Artillery
France
American Legion
The
Legion
Choteau
Sale of Christmas Seals Supports Montana Tuberculosis Work
The Montana Tuberculosis Association highlights nurse deployments across seventeen counties, bedside care during the flu outbreak, and 13 225 school children examined. It notes admissions to Galen Sanatorium, infant hygiene conferences, and health talks, funded by Christmas Seal sales.
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Montana Tuberculosis Association
Galen
State Tuberculosis Association
Community Notes From Farmington And Nearby
Last week many locals visited friends and attended a grand basket social organized by the Luther League, raising about 250 dollars. Several residents traveled to Great Falls for business, while others hosted guests from Chateau and East Farmington. Nearby, school programs drew crowds and church members returned from Lake McDonald after hunting conditions limited game.
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Georgetta ‘Hall
Dorothy' Lindseth
J. B. Connor
Great Falls
Luther League
Smith
Farmington
Bole
Joel Otness
Alice Otness
Golder
Harbaugh
Inez Lindseth
Beatrice de Rusha
East Farming— Ton
Abe Edwards
John Edwards
Lars W Nassetdan
Vivenne
Fairfield
Iver Nasset
Thorud
Lauris Orness
Ernest Arnesmeyer
PIER YULE Nels on Pier and Frances Yule wed in Great Falls
Nelson Pier Yule and Frances Yule both of Monarch were married Tuesday by Rev Leo L Totten at the Presbyterian church manse in Great Falls. The bride is daughter of Mr and Mrs Alex Yule formerly of the saw mill country west of Dupuyer, with many old timers among her friends. They will reside in Monarch.
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Nelson Pier
Frances Yule
Monarch
Leo’ L. Totten
Presbyterian Church
Great Falls
Alex Yule
Dupuyer
Fine spring wagon for sale cheap
Local dealer Upman the Blacksmith advertises a fine spring wagon for sale at a low price. The listing highlights a sturdy craft and affordable cost.
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Upman
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M. BE
Harry T. Stong
Federal Reserve
Sember
First National Bank
Stewart
Neel
Sun
River Springs
Pier-Yule
Citizens State Bank
Safe Deposit Boxes
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