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Newspaper
Choteau Montanan
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1921
Page
4
Mrs. Speers wife of the section foreman on the C M St Paul Ry tripped and fell last Tuesday and sustained a badly injured ankle.
The American Legion meets on the second Tuesday of each month at Hodgskiss hall. Post Commander is H. W. Bateman and Adjutant is Martin Read.
C. O F Chateau Lodge No 11 meets Tuesdays at 8 in the Connor building with visiting brothers welcome. C H Porter N G and C H Connor Secy. Queen Rebekah Lodge meets 1st and 3rd Fridays in Connor hall Frances Rosengren N G and Mary Connor Secy.
Chevalier Lodge No. 12 Knights of Pythias meets Thursday nights weekly. Visiting brothers welcome. W. H. Gregory, C. C. Be. A. Cleland, K. R. & S.
A report notes the location as one mile north of Petroleum Explo ation Co. s deep well.
Mr and Mrs John W Hall travel by auto Wednesday morning toward Warm Springs to visit Mrs Jennie Gibson. They will stop at Cascade to see Mrs Hall s parents and may stay there if the convalescing Mrs Hall tires.
Teton High dominated Stanford High last Saturday with a 57 to 0 win on the local field. The home team controlled play throughout and showed strong training as they push toward a Fort Benton clash on October 22 in that city.
Marion Butchart announces second graders making Columbus Day posters and study of the Tree Dwellers. Third grade pupils Richard Jones Carl Peters Stephen Webb Gibson Monkman Helen Bateman Velma Curtis Sophia Eder Vera Gray earned stars for perfect spelling last week. Sixth grade earned a quarter holiday for highest attendance and will hold a pine roast in the park Friday afternoon. Thomas Justice of the fifth grade is noted.
The text notes students leaving for Great Falls to attend school. Helen Irons has been out two weeks due to illness. Lavina Richards joined the fifth grade last week. The eighth grade plans to send writing papers to Palmer company for certificates and pins. Pupils are having examinations this week and await report cards to be issued next Monday.
Julius Hansen travels from Chester Montana for business with farming interests here and there. Notices include school removal bids for district No. 8 Farmington Montana due October 22 1921, the fire on J R Jones ranch warned by local townsfolk, and various family visits and travels around Pendroy during the week.
The district court summons Rogers-Templeton Lumber Co. versus Ulen Ballard and others in a note and mortgage action. Also notice of public land entry by Mary M. Formos in Chateau and Bynum with three year proof due November 14, 1921. witnesses listed.
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