Farmington Nonpartisans Meet Hear Local Candidates
The Farmington nonpartisan group held a Monday meeting with M. McCusker outlining the party platform. Local candidates attended and were pleased with the outcome. Dr McGregor Roy Inbody and H R Thompson spoke. an October 12 Chateau gathering with Burton Wheeler as lead speaker was announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farminton
M. McCusker
League
Dr. McGregor
Roy Inbody
H. R. Thompson
Chateau
Burton K Wheeler
F. W. Smith
Fairfield
M. Caskey
Iowa
Grace Holbrook
Annie Webster
J. O. Butcher
Public School Reports Bright Month Attendance
Last Friday marked the end of the first month with 182 pupils present, a strong showing for a school over 200. The third grade had perfect attendance, tardiness is led by one fifth grader, and several grades had no absences. Certificates reward consistent attendance, while half holidays and privileges encourage daily presence. A Health Crusade promoting hygiene shows favorable results among pupils. There are 216 pupils enrolled, 107 girls and 109 boys, with new football and baseball equipment in use from daylight to dark.
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Anton Mozer
Florence Trescott
Sidney Carson
Miss Swanson
Audubon
Iowa
Herman McCain Buys Lambs at Browning
Herman McCain the Great Falls sheep buyer spent days on the reservation last week to take possession of over 1500 lambs purchased under contract with Charles McDonald the Chateau sheepman. He also bought sheep from the Bird brothers and plans to return soon to handle shipping arrangements.
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Herman McCain
Great Falls
Charles McDonald
Chateau
McCain
Bird Brothers
Divorce Granted Mrs Buchanan in Teton County Court
In the district court of Teton county last week a divorce was awarded Mrs. Cora Mable Buchanan from husband Percy Buchanan on desertion and extreme cruelty. She received custody of three minor children Ruth Mable Buchanan 11, Joseph Westwood Buchanan 8, and Mauriel Jeanette Buchanan 4.
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Teton County
Cora Mable Buchanan
Percy Buchanan
Ruth Mable Buchanan
Joseph Westwood Buchanan
Mauriel Jeanette Buchanen
Wallace Reid in Clever Illness Spoof at Royal Theatre
Wallace Reid stars in Sick Abed a Paramount Artcraft comedy where a youth feigns sickness to dodge a divorce suit and shield a friend Bebe Daniels co stars The film arrives at the Royal Theatre next Sunday in a lively performance for audiences.
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Wallace Reid
Abed
Paramount Artcraft
Royal Theatre
Bebe Daniels
Likable, Capable, Courteous Secretary Seeks Re-election
Helena official Charles T. Stewart, renominated by the Montana Republican Party, seeks another term as secretary of state. He cites 20 years in Helena, wartime veteran hires, and records as ex officio automobile registrar while vowing economy and consolidation. He notes past auto plate excess recovery and farm loan disbursements totaling millions.
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Charles T. Stewart
Helena
Republican Party of
Montana
Stewart
State Capitol
Senior Class Officers Elected and School Notes
The senior class elected President Charles Guthrie Vice President Ruth Andrews Secretary Catherine McDonald Treasurer Irene Askew. Clarence Carlson from Farmington joined as a freshman. A road grader works on the football field as boys help in spare periods. New French books arrived. Class advisors named: Freshman Mr Williamson Miss Medley Sophomore Miss Schutter Miss Pryor Junior Miss Swearingen Senior Mr Williamson. Cooking class doing canning. Football team began to scrimmage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Guthrie
Ruth Andrews
Catherine McDonald
Irene Askew
Clarence Carlson
Farmington
Mr. Williamson
Miss Medley
Miss Schutter
Eton County to Exhibit at Hay and Grain Show
Farmers of Teton County with superior threshed grain or summer forage are urged to report to the Farm Bureau at once. The county aims for a strong display at the Hay and Grain Show in Chicago and the county agent will assist in selecting samples.
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Teton County
Farm Bureau
Chicago
Ramples
Haywood Sentence Affirmed By Court
The United States Circuit Court of Appeals upheld the conviction of William D. Haywood and 93 I W W members for obstructing the draft during the war. Two counts were tossed out while the rest of the lower court’s verdicts were affirmed. Haywood and 14 others received 20 year prison terms plus fines up to 35 000. many have already been freed on bond while appealing.
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Chicago
United States Circuit
Court
William D. Haywood
Leavenworth
Haywood
Kenesaw M. Landis
Bee
Why join the Red Cross in wartime service
E J Lander of Lander Loan Co. urges bankers to back the Red Cross. He stresses the need for youth fitness, national unity, and international friendship through the Junior Red Cross and readiness to aid disaster victims.
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PBS
Red Cross
American Red Cross
America
E. J. Lander
The
Lander Loan Co
N. D
Wonderful Picture Everywoman at the Royal Theatre
Review notes the production of Everywoman at the Royal Theatre as a wonderful show in every respect.
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Royal Theatre
Noted Attorney Reynolds Seeks Montana Supreme Bench
Frank B. Reynolds, a prominent Montana civic worker and attorney, is the Republican nominee for a two year term as associate justice of the state supreme court. He left Michigan after a successful probate judgeship and Coldwater practice to settle in Billings, later gaining wide influence in church and civic circles. He graduated from the University of Michigan Law School in 1895 and built a thriving practice before moving to Montana.
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Michigan
Coldwater
Billings
Republican Party
Reynolds
State Supreme Court
Montana
Law Department
University of Michiigan
N. A. Reynolds
Mich
Gilmore Sentenced To Penitentiary
Walter Gilmore a young colored section hand was sentenced in district court to not less than one nor more than two years in Deer Lodge penitentiary by Judge J. J. Greene after pleading guilty to first degree burglary for stealing a small sum during a Fairfield store burglary. He was transported to the penitentiary by Bert Christie, a special deputy sheriff for Sheriff Martine.
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Walter Gilmore
Milwaukee
Fairfield
Deer Lodge
J. J. Greene
Gilmore
A. W. Champion
Bert Christie
Martine
Dance Planned in Penoroy Hall and Local Social Notes
A dance will be held at the town hall on Saturday evening, Oct 9. The W C T U ladies met with Mrs H Solomonson. Mrs F M Kaupish traveled to Cho teau and Great Falls. Mrs E A Arnett and daughters moved to Great Falls for schooling. H C Hunt added a sunlit bedroom to his farm home. Will and Nick Wallenstein thresh wheat at thirty two bushels per acre. Jess Nelson also reports a fine wheat yield. Ruth Sweat, county superintendent, visited Porter school No 23 with the county nurse inspecting pupils who were mostly in good health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Solomonson
F. M. Kaupish
Cho
Teau
Great Falls
E. A. Arnett
Maud
Helen
H. C. Hunt
Will
Nick Wallenstein
Jess Nelson
Ruth Sweat
Porter
Plane joke star May Allison plans first airplane flight
May Allison of The Walk Offs reveals she has never flown but wants to buy an aeroplane for personal use. She jokes that her mother calls it plane foolhardiness. In other news, a local ad seeks small weaned pigs with payment at market price from Roberthorn in Choteau.
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May Allison
Screen Classic Inc
Frederick
Fanny Hatton
the Royal
Roberthorn, Choteau
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