Local residents makes rounds and moves update
R. Roll former assistant cashier at Citizens State Bank renews ties in town and is now receiver for a defunct bank in Geyser. County superintendent Edythe M. Saylor visited Dutton schools. Mrs J S Cain and daughter Patty Anne head to Falls City Nebraska for a month with relatives and sister Mrs Fansler in Minneapolis. Mr and Mrs Oro Knowlton travel to Cut Bank to visit Russell Thorpe family and tour the park. Wm L Hodgskiss leaves for White Sulphur Springs to teach this year. The five migrant children of Mrs Viola Eder were placed in Montana Orphans Home Twin Bridges with Mrs Blanche Jacobson accompanying them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. R. Roll
Citizens State’ Bank
Mr. Roll
Geyser
Oro Knowlton
Cut Bank
Russell Thorpe
Viola Eder
Montana
Twin Bridges
Blanche Jacobson
District Court
Local community notes and notices from Chateau district
Social visits flow through the week with Rev and Mrs Wertz visiting Knowltons in Blackleaf and returning from Boston. Flower show attendees include Mrs Cole Fairfield and Mrs Halladay Pendray. Local arrivals include TB Caufield Flying U Ranch manager and Wm Webb from Sun River. found log chain offered to owner. eight work horses for sale. Enrollment tallies by grade list 29 in first and second grades, 23 in third, 20 in fourth, 20 in fifth, 22 in sixth, 20 in seventh, 21 in eighth.
Agawam Notes Highlight Local Travels and Visits
Agawam notes record Jos Lindseth resuming teaching with eighteen students and multiple residents visiting nearby towns. Entries list Carl Brueckman’s Montan a visit, Miss Magda Wagnild’s Chateau weekend, camping trips along the Teton, and various shoppings and motor trips to Choteau and Great Falls.
Labor Day Social Guests and Local Travels
Geo Wright wife and daughters were guests of friends in Chateau on Labor Day. P J Reed and son Jack attended the Fairfield Labor Day dance. August Kropp of Great Falls arrived Tuesday to visit his son Paul. John Kramer and son left Tuesday via Milwaukee railroad. Miss Wilda Simons Orville Simons Ralph Wright and William Moser left Monday for Choteau to attend Teton County high school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jos. Lindseth
Agawami
Fighteen
Carl Brueckman
Polson
Mont
Henry Weist
Magda Wagnild
Otto
Chateau
Bynum
Walter
Sam
Bozslee
Farmington
Agawam
Louis Pearson
Otto Wagnild
Wagnild
Choteau
A. Rathman
Ruth Andrews
the Teton
Jimmie B. Barnes
O. F. Schaefer
Dupuyer
Tom Meagher
Labor Day
Kevin-Sunburet
Geo, Wright
P. J. Reed
Bernard Nelson
Teton Canyon
Mr. Nison
Geo. Wright
Jack
Fairfield
Kropp
Great ® Falls
Paul
John Kramer
Milwaukee Railroad
Wilda Simons
Orville Simmons
Ralph Wright
William Moser
Teton ‘County
Notice of Road Closure on Murphy Ranch Lands
On September 15, 1923 the road through the Murphy Ranch in Township 24 and 25 N Range 2 W will be closed to travel. Gates will be left unlocked but unsecure closures may lead to a fence and prosecution for trespass with damages payable. Willis Swilling & Lewis announce the move.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John T. Murphy
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Sshoteau Hospital
Rhoads
Paternan
C.J. B. Stephens
Larsen Bldg
Queen Rebekam Lodge
Cach
E. B. Maynard
Larson Building
Choteau, Mont
VNU
E. J. Crary
McDonald Bidg
Choteau Lodge NO
Heal
Connor
Odenwald
Onn
Ferris
Chevalier Lodge NO
K. OF P
Frank Curtis
Choteau Post NO
American Legion
Choteau Club
WM. Hodgskiss
B. I. Packer
Adjt
Edythe M. Saylor
Dutton
Wm. L. Hodgskiss
White Sulphur Springs
Forrest Wertz
Roy McNeal
Blackleaf
Frank Miller
Dry Forks
W. D. Jones
Wilma
Pearl Milton
Kate Wallenstein
Pendray
TB. Caufield
Flying U
Wm. Webb
Sun River Hot Springs
E. EB. Leech
D. F. McGorty
Nell McNitt
Detroit
Michigan
M. Webb
Geo. Meyers
Helena
Wm. Odenwald
Mrs. Meyers
Glacier National Park
Kalispell
The
Chateau Public Schools
Betes
Snap 'S
Choteau Drug CO
Choteau Howe. CO
State Fair Mvas Ts Oo
Patcomm
Post Tavern
Chicago
Milwaukee & St. Paul Ry
Milwaukee & St.Paul Railway
Puget Sound
Willis, Swilling & Lewis
H. D. Robison
Pres
Jas
T. Robison
Secy
Teton County Abstract CO
Cottonwood Camp NO
Wee
P, Hall
Onic
Pramerm
Creamery
Teton County
the Post Tavern
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