Soldiers Bonus Bill Sent To Senate After House Approval
The house approved the conference report on the soldier's bonus bill without a recorded vote. The measure now goes to the senate for final action before presentation to President Harding. Assistant leaders Mondell and Fordney defended the bill as best possible compensation, while Hayden accused conferees of blocking land settlement talks.
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House
Mondel
Gillett
Hayden
Arizona
Local Residents Visit Family Homes This Week
Joseph Lindseth spent Sunday visiting at the J Otness home. Mrs Ole Depner and Mrs Linning called at the Evenson home last Sunday. Miss Ruth Andrews spent last weekend with home folks. Mrs Henry Ness and children Howard and James of Fairfield are visiting with Mr and Mrs J Thorud. Miss Dorothy Lindseth teaching near Bynum visited home folks last Saturday. Vivienne Nasset and Charles Otness left for Spokane to attend school. Mrs Dan Lindseth and Mrs J Thorud visited at the C Lindseth home Sunday. Mrs Frank Hynes returned from Chateau Hospital last week. Mrs A Dolalie and son visited at the J Otness home last week. Mrs H P Kruegar called at the Dolalie home last Sunday. Miss Martha Chalmers visited at the C Lindseth home Sunday.
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Joseph Lindseth
J. Otness
Ole Depner
Linning
Evenson
Ruth Andrews
Henry Ness
Howard and
James
Fairfield
J. Thorud
Dorothy l Lindseth
Bynum
Vivienne Nasset
Charles ‘Otness
Spokane
Dan Lindseth
J. ‘Thorud
C. Lindseth
Frank Hynes
Chateau Hospital
A. Dolalie and Son
H. P. Kruegar
Dolalie
Martha Chalmers
Meeting at Court House for Fall Campaign
An important meeting is set for Saturday September 16 at 8 o'clock at the court house to organize the fall campaign. All Democrats are invited by the County Democratic Central Committee.
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Court House
County Democratic Central Committee
Mrs Harding Improves Steady Recovery Hopes Rise
For three days Mrs Harding has shown steady improvement with attending physicians confident she is on the road to recovery from a critical illness. Regular bulletins will be discontinued with occasional progress reports. An official bulletin says she spent her best day yesterday since the illness began. The White House hostess cannot participate in social life or entertainments this winter at former levels.
High School Notes on Enrollment and Activities
Enrollment this year tops previous records with about 200 students expected after harvest delays. Football candidates total 33, including 7 returners, with practice starting later this week. Freshmen number 56 and may reach 60 plus. A new outside activities financing plan issues three dollar season tickets. A holiday matinee dance occurred Friday afternoon. Agriculture and commercial classes expand facilities and the Montana Fliers pilot A. W Stephenson will showcase a plane at the Fairfield Project fair with flights offered today and tomorrow.
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A. W Stephenson
Montana Fliers, Incorporated
Public School Notes From Clinton Core
The district opened with 224 pupils across grades led by first grade with over 40 pupils. Teachers include Miss Steele in first grade, Miss Dean in second, Miss Dougherty in third, Mrs. Vandemark in fourth, Miss Sebelist in fifth, Mrs. Craig in sixth, Mrs. Ray in seventh, and Prof. Ray in eighth. Rural visits occurred, and several smaller schools report enrollments. The giant stride event caused blisters. seventh and eighth grades focus on fractions and letters. A new primary teacher will join next issue. Parent-Teachers met with Rev. H. Stong addressing welcome. meeting moved to first Monday each month.
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Miss Steele
Miss Dean
Ray
Prof. Ray
Luce
Carson
Birdeld Anderson
Lake Basin
James Genger
Harris School
Rev. H. Stong
Col Ferris Visits Cha teau to Complete Papers for Independent Senate Run
Col Ferris of Collins visited Cha teau Tuesday to finish papers for an Independent senate bid against two doctors. He says if elected he will study medicine.
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Col. Ferris
Collins
Senate
Rail strike nears settlement across major rail lines
Washington reports a virtual settlement of the rail strike affecting about 65 000 to 85 000 miles of track. Secretary Davis said 52 roads would be affected with Sea board Air Line Southern Baltimore and Ohio Chicago and Northwestern among those ready to sign. The basis follows a tentative agreement by B M Jewell and Daniel Willard.
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Washington
Davis
Chicago
Labor Department
Seaboard Air Line
Southern
Baltimore and Ohio
Chicago and Northwestern
Milwaukee
St. Paul
Rock Island
B. M. Jewell
Daniel Willard
Officers Elected for Knights of Pythias Convention Billings
R M Trescott reports officers elected at the Knights of Pythias convention in Billings. Names include O E Shrode grand chancellor and D B Hopkins vice grand chancellor. A 27 member novice class was visited by the D OK K. Banquets followed at the Commercial Club hall with Rotary and local lodge sisters in attendance. The next convention will be held in Great Falls.
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Grad Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Billings
R. M. Trescott
O. E. Shrode
D. B. Hopkins
Exchequer. Parl’ Wineman
Grand Inner Guard
J. E B. deCarle
Grand Outer Guard
Commercial Club Hall
Rotary Club of
Grand Lodge
Billings Lodge
H. B. Ashworth
Pythian Sisters
Great Palla
Fairfield Fair Opens With Local Exhibits and Dinners
Fairfield starts its annual fair today with exhibits in the community hall and an old fashioned church dinner from the ladies aid at normal cost. Local grains and vegetables will travel to the state fair, and County Agent Clarkson collected displays from the northern county as visitors predicted to arrive by car along the Park to Park road.
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Fairfield
G. A. Benjamin
The
Fair Association
Ladies Aid
Clarkson
Park Road
Duck season opens tomorrow across region with bag limits
Tomorrow marks the start of duck goose and brant season with a 20 daily duck limit and eight for geese and brant. Teton county has no open season for grouse, pheasants, or buck deer. Elk season runs October 15 to November 15 with a one animal limit.
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Teton County
PARENT TEACHERS HOLD RECEPTION FOR TEACHERS
The P T A hosted its annual reception in the high school auditorium on Tuesday evening September 12. Rev. Stong gave the welcome, Mrs. Nelson sang, and Marion and James Pridham played violin as members applauded. Committees were appointed for the coming year across program social reception emergency playground membership ways and means and parliamentarian with numerous named members.
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Stong
R. E. Nelson
Marion
James Pridham
Ray
Cohoe
Pridham
Guthrie
J. C. Taylor
A. Moore
Bush
Ragland
McGlenn
Monkman
E. J. Hirshberg
Cole
O. Peterson
McGregor
Haugen
Miss Nagle
Miss Steele
J. M. Trescott
Dow
Core
Grain at Fairfield Averages About 20 Bushels per Acre
Fairfield reports smooth handling of the crop with grain dealers noting yields near 20 bushels per acre. Three elevators store about 70 000 bushels and current holdings are 5 000 bushels as threshing progresses and grain moves to market.
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Fairfield
Rankin to Appeal Montana Brewery Case
Attorney General Wellington D. Rankin acting for Montana filed a bill of exceptions in Judge Leslie s court in the case State vs Montana Brewery. The brewery was found not guilty after a six week trial alleging violation of the prohibition law. The bill of exceptions precedes an appeal to the Montana Supreme Court.
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Wellington D. Rankin
Montana
Leslie
Supreme Court
Bus Driver Lloyd Hansen Returns Home From Yellowstone
Lloyd Hansen, who has been driving a bus in Yellowstone Park this summer, arrived home Monday to visit his parents until the agricultural college at Bozeman opens on the 29th of the month.
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Lloyd Hansen
Yellowstone Park
Arived
Agricultural College
Bozeman
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Gereiy
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Miss Dougherty
Craig
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Bh. O. Warden
Lee Dennis
Arthur Perham
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G. M. Coffey
P. H. Crossen
George F. Miller
Wm. Hodgskiss
James Eckford
Safe Banking
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