Falls Area Notes Include People and School News
A string of local visits and arrivals fills the Falls area news. James Gibson returns from Portland G A R encampment. families and visitors, such as Lieut and Mrs W A Smith and Miss Meda McLean, are noted, while the Chateau Montanan moves to a new office and Chateau school opens with 179 pupils under new supervision.
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B. ‘Guthrie
Great Falls
Guthrie
Chateau
Burgett
Saco
W. E. Hall
Millie Rasmussen
Muriel Brunton
Florence Hanson
Violet Lestrud
Margaret Jones
Nan Cud
Annexing Bill Comes to Royal Theatre for Two Days
Gladys Hulette and Creighton star in the Pathe feature play Annexing Bill at the Royal Theatre for two days beginning Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladys ‘Hulette
Creighton
Pathe
Bill
Royal Theatre
School enrollment grows as term opens amid war year strain
On opening day amid crowded classrooms and limited seats, enrollment rises from sixty to eighty pupils with projections toward ninety or more as late starters join. Miss Hazel Swearingen leads English. Miss Edith Schutter teaches French and sciences. Mrs. Fred Saylor handles mathematics and Latin. Mr. Destrich oversees advanced science and sociology. Regular classes began Thursday with freshman near forty, and space constraints prompted splitting algebra and English sections. A legal holiday for male registration on Sept. 12 will close stores.
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Aixty
Ivery
Hazel Swearingen
Great Falls
Edith Schutter
Fred Saylor
Destrich
Ruth Lewis
Normal
Superior
Wis
Episcopal Services Reflect War Time Faith
The report notes rainy Sunday services on September 1 with small attendance and announces September 8 church services and Sunday school. It quotes General Pershing urging Americans to keep home fires burning and laments hypocrisy in church life compared with soldiers in the trenches while urging a higher moral standard for postwar America.
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Pereshing
Herose
America
Playing a Dangerous Game in Chicago Labor Turmoil
Radical labor leaders threaten a general strike to demand pardons for Thomas Jefferson Mooney and Rose Pastor Stokes and release 100 convicts. Mooney’s bomber and Bill Haywood’s inner circle were convicted of conspiring against military preparedness. Authorities vow to enforce criminal syndicalism laws and curb militant tactics.
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Thomas Jefferson Mooney
Chicago
Rose Pastor Stokes
Mooney
San Francisco
Bill Haywood
Noble 100
Stokes
Shields to Flee Florida For Health This Winter
Judge and Mrs J W Shields plan to leave about the 12th for Florida for the winter due to his paralysis illness. The move aims to improve his health in a warmer climate as reported by the Conrad Independent. Joseph Williams died at Columbus Hospital Great Falls Aug 26 1918 after cholera infantum. Burial at Brady Methodist church with interment in local cemetery. Louise Zimmerman attends Chateau High School this year shifting from Great Falls to take preferred courses.
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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 Finds Steady Job After Shipping Yard Move
CE Boyer left Chateau a few weeks ago for Portland to work in shipyards. He wrote to Mon tana that he is now in Astoria Oregon after a three week stay in Portland. He likes Astoria 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 returns from France where he engaged in YMCA work for months and will speak at the Episcopal church in Choteau Sunday evening. Dr W H Smith from Choteau hospital departs for Fort Riley Kansas to join the medical reserve corps after receiving a commission as first lieutenant.
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Chester Tufford
Choteau
Choteau Mercantile Co
Seattle
Wash
H. A. Templeton
France
Episcopal Church
W.H. Smith
Choteau Hospital
Fort Reilly
Kansas
Medical Reserve Corps
Smith
U.S. Medical Reserve Corps
Notice of Dissolution of Partnership
Notice is hereby given that the partnership between W Swedancky and R J Schroder has been dissolved with Schroder retiring. All claims will be paid by Swedancky and all accounts are due him. Choteau area property offered for sale or trade for residences.
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W. Swedancky
R. J. Schroder
Mr. Schroder
Mr. Swedancky
T. A. Meagher
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Teton County Local Board
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Buell Roll
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Emma E. Duckie
Red Cross
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State of Washington
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Teton County High School
JOS. Hirshberg & CO
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Houck & Cleland
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Choteau Hardware CO
Teton County Abstract Co
Albert Krueger
W. F.,clapper
W. Samuel Easto
J. M. Trowbridge
W. Henry O. Peterson
C. E. Kine
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Lewis H. Munyon
Eva Munyon
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John H MacMillan
Anna Mary Klockler and
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Frank Salmond
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Edgar D. Stonehouse
J. F. Michelbach
Marice Monroe
Andrew Olson
Patrick H. Crossen
Bernard Warnken
Montana State Bank of
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Ays A
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Episcopal Church Services
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