Local notices and arrivals fill Falls page
Mr and Mrs Wm Storey attend Falls Saturday. Miss Meda McLean visitor from Great Falls last week. James Gibson returns from G A R encampment in Portland. Lieut and Mrs W A Smith and Lurton visit the Falls. Students, families and travelers arrive and depart. railroad riders, shop staff and teachers noted. Chateau Montanan moves to new office. editor praised. Chateau school opens with 179 pupils as Burgett expected. Various locals travel, visit relatives, or relocate for work.
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Chateau Montanan
Truscott
Montanan
Empeco
Minneapolis
Chateau
Burgett
Saco
W. E. Hall
Millie Rasmussen
Muriel Brunton
Florence Hanson
Violet Lestrud
Margaret Jones
Nan Cud
Annexing Bill to Premiere at Royal Theatre
Gladys Hulette and Creighton star in the Pathe feature Annexing Bill arriving at the Royal Theatre for a two day run starting Monday.
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Gladys ‘Hulette
Creighton
Pathe
Bill
Royal Theatre
School opens amid crowded classes and new staff in Choteau
Registration on Tuesday brought the total students to about eighty with fresh enrollees daily. Miss Hazel Swearingen will teach English, Miss Edith Schutter French and elementary sciences, Mrs. Fred Saylor mathematics and Latin, and Mr. Destrich advanced science and sociology. Freshman class nears forty, space shortages prompt division of Algebra and English. Regular classes began Thursday with some hiccups and a holiday for male citizens 18 to 45 declared in mid September.
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Aixty
Ivery
Hazel Swearingen
Great Falls
Edith Schutter
Fred Saylor
Destrich
Ruth Lewis
Normal
Superior
Wis
Sophmores
Episcopal Church Services Amid Rainy Sunday Attendance
The article notes services held last Sunday September 1 with Sunday school after morning services. It mentions a future service on September 8 and calls for continued church activity while reflecting on wartime religion and the need for a higher standard of faith inspired by soldiers and national duty.
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Pereshing
Herose
America
Playing a Dangerous Game by Radical Labor Leaders
Radical labor leaders threaten a general strike to force pardons for Thomas Jefferson Mooney and Rose Pastor Stokes, release 100 convicts, and overturn court decrees. Mooney and others were convicted for acts aiming to disrupt military readiness, while officials warn against criminal syndicalism and conspiracy to weaken government.
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Thomas Jefferson Mooney
Chicago
Rose Pastor Stokes
Mooney
San Francisco
Bill Haywood
Noble 100
Stokes
Shields to Spend Winter in Florida for Health
Judge J W Shields and wife plan to leave around the 12th for Florida where they will stay through the winter. The judge, in poor health after a paralysis attack, hopes a warmer climate will aid his recovery.
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J. W. Shields
Florida
Judge Shields
Conrad
Joseph
David Williams
Columbus Hospital
Great Falls
Brady
M. Williams
Louise Zimmerman
Chateau
Fairfield Times
Boyer Reports Move From Portland to Astoria
CE Boyer, who left Chateau a few weeks ago for Portland ship yards, writes to Mon tanan that he is now in Astoria Oregon after a brief stay in Portland. He likes the place and has a job that suits him well.
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CE. Boyer
Chateau A Fer
Portland
Astoria
Ore
Templeton to Speak at Choteau Episcopal Church Sunday
H A Templeton who returned from France where he engaged in YMCA work for months will speak Sunday evening at the Episcopal church in Choteau. Dr W H Smith of the Choteau hospital left Monday for Fort Riley Kansas to join the medical reserve corps and has recently received a commission as first lieutenant.
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C. Wallace Taylor
W. S. Murdock
Little Rock
Ark
Sur
Chester Tufford
Choteau
Choteau Mercantile Co
Wash
Daniel Whetstone
Cut Bank
Whetstone
Cut Bank River
Browning
Glacier Park
Barnett
Teton County
Tribune
H. A. Templeton
France
Episcopal Church
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Choteau Hospital
Fort Reilly
Kansas
Medical Reserve Corps
Smith
U.S. Medical Reserve Corps
Dissolution of Partnership Between Swedancky and Schroder
Notice states the partnership between W. Swedancky and R. J. Schroder is dissolved with Schroder retiring. All claims will be paid by Swedancky and all accounts are due him. Mentions 120 acres three miles front at Choteau and possible sale or trade for residences or property.
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W. Swedancky
R. J. Schroder
Mr. Schroder
Mr. Swedancky
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