Dietrich Wins Five Set Tennis Match Against Gail
M. C. Dietrich principal of the high school defeated W. W. Gail in a five set Billings Tennis Association final at South Park. Score 6-2 1-6 4-6 6-4 6-4 after two hours forty five minutes. Dietrich’s net play and Gail’s lobbing determined the match. Dietrich’s name to be inscribed on the silver trophy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billings Gazette
M. C. Dietrich
Billings Tenis Association
W. W. Gail
Dietrich
Deuce
Gail
Cornell
When Fate Decides at Royal theatre features Madeline Traverse
Madeline Traverse stars in William Fox photoplay When Fate Decides at the Royal theatre next Sunday with an unloved wife role demanding emotional power. Clara Kimball Young and company appear Friday at the Royal in Cheating Cheaters, a Select picture adaptation of the Broadway hit.
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Madeline Traverse
Royal Theatre
William Fox
Clara Kimball Young
Riddick Elected Chairman of National GOP Publicity Bureau
Congressman Carl W. Riddick of Montana's Second District was chosen as chairman of the publicity bureau for the National Republican Committee. Colleagues hail the move as generous recognition and the Montanan expresses confidence he will perform well.
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Carl W. Riddick
Montana
National Republican Committee
Riddick
Congress
Montanan
Republicans Predict Great 1920 Victory
Washington reports the Republican Congressional committee re elected Simon D. Fess of Ohio as chairman with strong support. Julius Kahn of California named first vice chairman Will R. Wood of Indiana second vice chairman and Edward H. Wason re elected secretary. The party vows a vigorous 1920 campaign and expands its committee leadership and personnel.
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Washington
Republican Congressional Committee
Simon D. Fess
Ohio
Julius Kahn
California
Will R. Wood
Indiana
Edward H. Wason
New Hampshire
Fess
Kahn
House
Frank W. Mondell
Young
North Dakota
Ramseyer
Iowa
Wason
Esch
Graham
Pennsylvania
Tilson
Connecticut
Timberlake
Colorado
Dyer
Missouri
Browning
New Jersey
Sleep
Virginia
Winslow
Massachusetts
Greene
Vermont
Rodenberg
Ilinois
Anderson
Minnesota
Houghton
New York
Miller
Delaware
Congressional Committee
William A. Rodenberg
Martin B. Madden
C. W. Ramseyer
Frank Woods
J. M. Tincher
Phil Campbell
Kansas
John W. Langhorne
Caleb Powers
Kentucky
Sidney Mudd
F. N. Zihlman
Maryland
Sidney Anderson
Halvor Steenerson
William O. McLaughlin
Moses P. Kin- Kinkaid
Nebraska
Carl W. Riddick
Jeannette Rankin
Montana
O. B. Houghton
Norman Gould
George M. Young
Pat Norton
Clinton N. McArthur
Nicholas Sinnott
Oregon
Sale of Impounded Stock by City of Choteau Montana
The City of Choteau Montana will sell at the feed barn of Frank McCabe to the highest cash bidder on Friday October 17 1919 at 2 o clock two red yearling steers branded HO on right shoulder impounded cattle prior to sale owner may reclaim by paying all accumulated charges to City Marshal A M Walley.
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Choteau
Montana
Frank McCabe
City of
A. M. Walley
The Corporation Problem in the United States
Judge Peter S. Grosscup is cited as the best authority on the corporation issue. The piece argues that private property control has shifted to a few large corporations, threatening the republic, and calls for reclaiming ownership honorably rather than ruin. Roosevelt is noted for regulatory vigilance as a temporary measure.
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United States
Peter S. Grosscup
United States Court of Appeals
Roosevelt
Com
Grosscup
Notice to Contractors for High School Building Systems
The Teton County High School Board of Trustees invites sealed bids for plumbing heating temperature control and ventilation in the new high school on county property at Chateau Montana due by 8 p m October 18 1919. Bids require $1000 cashier’s check and plans cost 25 refundable. bids may be rejected. Plans may be obtained from architect Warren A Dedrick Billings Montana after September 26 1919.
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Teton County High School Board
Teton County
Montana
Chateau
Ruth Sweat
E. D. Forrest
Board of Trustees
Warren A. Dedrick
Billings
Teton County High School Board of Trustees
Foreclosure of Mortgage Filed by Harpers
Mortgage foreclosure action filed Oct. 14 by Elmer Harper and Mary Harper against Loar and Building Co. Involved parties include WS, with references to Krofte and associated entities as part of the foreclosure filing. The notice outlines the mortgage and legal action proceeding.
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Sapere Mora
Krofte
and Building. Co
WS. Elmer
Harper
Mary Harper
Teton County High School bids sought for erection in Chateau
The Teton County High School Board of Montana will receive sealed proposals for the complete erection of a high school building on county property in Chateau. Proposals must include a $3,500 cashier's check payable to E. D. Forrest, chairman, as good faith. plans cost $25 and may be obtained from Warren A. Dedrick, architect, Billings after Sept 26 1919.
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Teton County High School Board
Teton County
Montana
Chateau
Ruth Sweat
E. D. Forrest
Board of Trustees
Warren A. Dedrick
Billings
Teton County High School Board of Trustees
RE. D. Forrest
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Drc
3. B.stephens
CMT Ag
DENT
of University
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Ann. Arbor
Choteau, Montana
B. J. Orary
McDonald - Building
Chateau, Mont
H. T. Rhoads
H.W. Bateman
U.S. Army
Mcgregor
Hospital Choteau
H.J. McGregor
Kof P
G. W. Burch
C. C. A. C. Warner
K. of
Cottonwood Camp
Moose Hall
W. H. Webb
John A. Gleason
C. C
Chateau Ledgey
W. M. C. H. Porter
Fidelity
OES
S. R. Foote
J. E. Hodgskiss
John ‘Lyon
Walcott
P. O
Great Falla
Chateau Lodge No. 11
Connor Building
W. E. Logan
N. G
H. Connor
Queen Rebekah Lodge
Russell Mellon
CG. E. Trescott
the Ranchers Hail & Fire Insurance Company
the Mutual Company of Montana Farmers
A. A. Whls
Commercial Hotel
A. C. Warner
U. S
Go! Ist National Bank
Great Falle, Montana
E. T
Glasgow
Co Ceome
Mus Bc
Ascher -Godard Maller
Godard Kelset
Wollenhaupt Smith
Ove Leybach
Au Matin
Butterfig
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Beethoven
Haugen’s
Chetea
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