Pualig School Welcomes New Staff and Rising Enrollment
The Pualig School reports bustling classrooms with over 175 upper grades enrolled and expected 200 total as first graders arrive Monday. Fifth graders lead a health campaign while Jimmie Rhoads and Dorothy Dunn oversee discipline. Miss Ella Noble and Miss Beatrice Nelson join to lead primary grades and music art respectively, boosting staff as attendance tops 100 percent in two grades.
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Jimmie Rhoads
Dorothy Dunn
Jimmy Rhoads
Wil
Ella Noble
Chateau
Salt Lake City
Miss Noble
Beatrice _Nelson
Minneapolis
Miss Nelson
McPhail Conservatory of Music
Growth Law of the Kingdom at First M. E. Church
The First M. E. Church led by Pastor Harry T. Stong announces morning worship at 10 30 with Growth A Law of the Kingdom as the sermon topic. Sunday School at 11 30 Junior League at 3 Epworth League at 7 Rally Night and evening service at 8 Bible Class Wednesday Choir Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epworth
Maine Republicans sweep state election wins
Portland Maine Sept 14 Maine gave a large Republican plurality in the state election Frederick H Parkhurst of Bangor elected governor by a 65000 margin over Bertrand G McIntyre of Norway The Republicans also won all state offices with Democrats losing every state senate seat and only 15 of 151 House seats Parkhurst credited with broad support from women voters amid national issue campaigns and calls to reject the League of Nations without reservations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Maine
Frederick H. Parkhurst
Bangor
Bertrand G. McIntyre
Norway
Senate
House of Representatives
Parkhurst
McIntire
Harding
Coolidge
Calvin Coolidge
Repubicans
Franklin D. Roosevelt
League of Nations
Ethel Clayton Coming to Royal Theatre Next Sunday
Local admirers greet news that Paramount Artcraft star Ethel Clayton will appear at the Royal Theatre next Sunday in her latest picture A Lady in Love. Harrison Ford co stars and Walter Edwards directs. Episcopal Ladies Guild to meet with Mrs. E J Crary Thursday September 28. All members requested to be present.
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Ethel Clayton
Paramount Artcraft
Royal Theatre
Harrison
Ford
Walter Edwards
Episcopal Ladies Guild
E. J. Crary
Civil Gases Filed and Damages in Railroad Case
Grace M. Thompson and others file civil gases against all claiming interests in the described real estate. Louis D. Lenoir sues Great Northern Railway Co. for damages. Clara Rice visits her mother in town after Yellowstone Park trip. Beulah Allen joins Jos. Hirshberg & Co. staff in dry goods. Hunting season opens for small game with poor reported results. Dr. F. A. Long and officials attend the Republican state convention in Helena.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace M. Thompson
Louis D. Lenoir
Great Northern Railway Co
Open seasons and bag limits for game birds
The prairie chick ens, grouse, fool hens, sage hens, pheasants or partridge season runs September 15 to October 1 with a five bird daily limit and possession limit. Ducks geese and brant hunting is governed by federal law with an eight bird daily limit, open September 16 to December 1.
High School Notes On New Academic Year Prospects
The school reports smooth operation as the program adjusts and supplies promise to arrive soon. Enrollment already exceeds 145 with expectations of about 150, nearly doubling the prior two years. Miss Bertie Williamson offers a girls gymnastics course tailored to individual needs, while about twenty freshmen boys enroll in agriculture and manual training programs introduced this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertie Williamson
Miss Williamson
Salisbury Family Visits J. Seavoy Group Three Weeks
Mr and Mrs W R Salisbury and their three daughters Gladys Edna and Nora of British Columbia are visiting Mr and Mrs J Seavoy for three weeks. They traveled via the auto route.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. R. Salisbury
Gladys
Edna
Nora
British Columbia
Bynum Herald
Missing Speaker Halts City Court House Meeting
The absence of Mr Franske 2 Mon tant Development League Speaker stopped the eight o'clock political talk at the courthouse in Choateau last evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franske
Montant Development League
Choateau
Court House
County Clerk Salaries Debate Sparks Historic Vote Lessons
The article recalls 1918 county clerk campaigns and new divisions that reduced county business but kept salaries high. It compares 1919 and 1918 expenses, showing clerk office costs at $12,931.83 versus $10,951.47, with details on salaries and miscellaneous expenditures and notes on nonpartisan support for M A O Neil. The piece ends with social notes about the Jolly Matrons gathering at Mrs. Frank Moore’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. C. Garrett
Garrett
M. A. O'Neil
O'Neil
Glacier
Pondera
Teton
O’neil
Farmington Notes On Teachers and Local Moves
Miss Olga Otness heads to Great Falls Saturday for new work. Mrs. L. J. Otness spent a few days at John Edward's home. Miss Mary Longmuir and Dorothy Longmuir left for Great Falls where Dorothy will enter school. Mary will teach in Browning at the new high school. Alfred Schibsted spent Sunday with his family, separator man for Clyde Robinson. Nils Austad visits Henry Holm from the airfield. Fred Swanson visited for the Pilling Lumber Co. Wheat yield tops 30 bushels per acre on the Mrs. Fornfiest farm, not irrigated. Mr. and Mrs. John Fsydenlund plan to move to the D. Davidson farm.
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Olga Otness
Great Falls
L. J. Otness
John Edward
Mary
Dorothy Longmuir
Great’ Falls
Dorothy
Browning
Alfred Schibsted
Clyde Robinson
Nils. Austad
Henry Holm
Fred Swanson
Pilling Lumber Co
Goodwins
John Fsydenlund
D. Davidson
Widow to receive main share of Van De Reit estate
The will of Herman Van DeReit proved in district court leaves about $25 000 to his widow Sarah Van De Reit wife. She receives $500 cash immediately and $15 000 held in trust for life or widowhood. Upon remarriage the widow’s portion is divided among heirs. The rest is split among Herman Van DeReit Gerbert Van DeReif Grace May Bos Herminnie Houseman Zina Gordon and Mary Van De Reit. Executors are Ben Gordon and Lip C Swartz. Great Falls Tribune.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman van DeReit
First Avenue
Sarah van de Reit
Herman van ‘de’ Reif
Gerbert van de Reif
Farmington, Mont
Grace May Bos
Pease, Minn
Herminnie Houseman
Cedar Lake
Mont
Zina Gordon
Chateau
Mary van de Reit
Great Falls
Ben Gordon
Lip C. Swartz
Card game and refreshments at Glenloyd hosted by Episcopal Ladies
Evening event offers a card game at Glenloyd with sandwiches pickles cake and coffee provided. Episcopal Ladies group sponsors the gathering with admission priced at 50 cents.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Pualig Schoo
Ghurgh
M. E. Church
Harry T. Stong
Federal Reserve Banks
First National Bank
Choteau, ‘Montana
The
Citizens State Bank
Montana
Banking House
Scine Accineguenntineneicn
Angel
Total
State of Montana
James Eckford
G. M. Coffey
Clara Rice
J. R. Gleason
Yellowstone Park
Beulah Allen Thas
Jos. Hirshberg & Co
F. A. Long
Teton County
Eureka
T. O. Larson
Harmon T. Rhoads
Helena
Frank Moore
Farmington News
Paneer
Ackefeller
Citizens State Bank OF
Sravind
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