Death of Mrs Sarah Logan at Yruchot Ranch
Mrs Sarah E Logan died Wednesday afternoon at 2 00 at Yruchot ranch two miles north of the city after a bout of apoplexy. She had lived in Chateau six years and was a past grand of the Rebekah order. Survived by sons W E Logan of Chateau and L D Logan of California and daughter Mrs John Truchot. Funeral 2 00 Saturday from the Methodist church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yruchot Ranch
Sarah EE. Logan
Rebekah Order
W. .E. Logan
Chateau
L. D. ‘Logan
California
John Truchot
Methodist Church
Community Notes From Farmington and Nearby Areas
Social and church news from Farmington and surrounding towns. Farmers harvest season topics, visits from Albert Peterson and Dindems of Billings, and updates on residents like Hildegarde Linning. County education efforts include rural school exhibits and plans for the state fair with Chateau public schools and other rural entries.
Don’t Buy From Traveling Sharks Warns Choteau Mercantile
The Choteau Mercantile Co urges customers to pay cash promptly to help settle accounts and keep local credit flowing. They warn traveling salesmen prey on communities, while local merchants seek early settlements to avoid sheriff actions and restore business in the region.
Methodist Church Notes Pastor Stong Announces Time Change
Morning worship at 10 30 with sermon The Need of Lifting up the Standard. Sunday School at 11 30 Epworth League 6 30 Evening musical program 7 30. First Sunday in October Lord’s Supper and church fellowship for those confessing faith in Jesus Christ. Mrs Julia Humble of Bynum visited Chateau Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry T. Stong
Epworth League
E. H. Griggh
Jesus Christ
WIPRAD Makes Cash Basis Change in October
Local business announces shift from credit to cash sales effective October 1. The notice explains higher costs of credit, benefits of cash pricing, and plans to lower prices for cash buyers while reducing collection, bookkeeping, and interest expenses. Also mentions M L ONeil and a noted highway project, plus a clothing store plug.
Judge Greene restrains high school board in payroll dispute
Judge Greene signed an order restraining the board of high school trustees and R F Williamson from interfering with Superintendent Ray. The order requires appearance on September 28 for a hearing and bars warrants to Williamson under his contract. The complaint cites three warrants totaling 822 for June to August 1922 and seeks cancellation of Williamson’s contract. Named board members on both sides are listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greene
Martine
Board of
R. F. Williamson
Ray
Geo. Magee
High School Board
Williamson
J. Crary
Phil I. Cole
Henry Radcliffe
Saylor
N. L. Pearson
H. D. Upman
A. B. Andrews
James S. Innes
E. N. Haugen
J. C. Morgan
Carrying Arms Through Sun River Preserve Limited
The state fish and game commission limited firearm carriage across Sun River game preserve to the hunting season and three days before or after. The rule aims to allow east of divide hunters access to Flathead forest elk hunts via a direct route while curbing past violations. Bruce Neal named deputy state game warden at Sun River. all forest officers are deputy wardens enforcing game laws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Fish and Game Commission
Sun River Game Preserve
Divide
Flathead Forest
Myrick
Lewis & Clark Forest
Bruce Neal
Sun River
World Tour Boat Trip Hosted by Ladies' Guild
A fall sale offers a round trip cruise visiting Ireland Italy Japan Norway China and returns to the United States. Conducted by the Ladies' Guild. Departures from pier 18 at the Rectory on October 6 at 8 30. Tickets general 75 cents students 50 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ireland
Italy
Japan
Norway
China
Ladies’ Guild
Pier 18
St Stephen's Church Services and Portland Faith Healing Stand
St Stephen's Church in Protestant Episcopal tradition lists 11:00 a m Divine Worship 12:00 m Church School and 7:30 p m Evening Prayer. The central convention in Portland this month supports Faith healing while preserving church practice with minister and physician in harmony to base recovery on faith in God.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Oregon
Fire Prevention Week Proclaimed in Montana by Governor Dixon
Governor Joseph M. Dixon designated October 2 to 9 as Fire Prevention Week in Montana. He urged communities and chambers of commerce to hold exercises to stress fire safety. He noted five year fire losses ending 1920 totaled 10.685 million dollars, a figure that could fund over two thousand five thousand dollar homes or more than two thousand miles of modern highways, with annual losses near half a billion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
Montana
Joseph M. Dixon
Chambers of Commerce
Lestrud and Miller Wed in Chateau Family Home
Ingwald G. Lestrud and Hattie Agnes Miller were married in a ring ceremony at the bride’s parents’ home in Chateau. Rev. Stong officiated. John T. Moore served as best man and Mrs. George Higgins as maid of honor. The couple left for Great Falls after the ceremony and returned to Chateau Tuesday amid congratulations from friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ingwald G. Lestrud
Hattie Agnes Miller
Chateau
George F. Miller
Stong
John T. Moore
George Higgins
Great Falls
Mrs. Thompson Leases Chateau House From Hodgs Kiss
Mrs. Lewis Thompson has leased the Chateau House from Wm Hodgs kiss and will take possession October 1. She has hotel and restaurant experience in Idaho and in Great Falls and Missoula Montana and in this city where she once owned the Beaupre Hotel. Painters decorators and carpenters will be employed at once and by opening date everything will be first class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Thompson
Wm. Hodgskiss
Fairfield men charged with moonshining and possession
Sheriff I S Martine arrested Clark Yudermuth and Felix Kreibs of Fairfield for moonshining and possession of a still. Yudermuth pleaded guilty, sentenced to 60 days in county jail and a 250 dollar fine. Kreibs pleaded not guilty, bond set at 500 dollars and posted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. S. Martine
Clark Yudermuth
Felix Kreibs
Fairfield
Yudermuth
Kriebs
Two Cadillacs Collide Near Fairfield In Sunday Crash
A head on collision near Fairfield involved two large Cadillacs carrying fourteen people from Great Falls. One serious injury reported, firefighter Chester Benedict sustained wrist cuts with heavy bleeding before hospital transfer. both cars wrecked and one may be repaired.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cadillac
Fairfield
Chester Benedict
Great Falls
Examination for Forest Rangers in Choteau on Oct 24 1922
Clark National Forest with headquarters at Choteau announces an examination for forest rangers to be held in Choteau on October 24 1922. Application blanks are available at the local forest office or from district rangers. Submit applications to the United States Civil Service Commission in Washington DC promptly to arrange exam details. C James Smith left for Seattle to attend a New York Life Insurance Co convention on Sept 21 and 22 and will have life insurance expenses covered by the company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrick
Lewis & Clark Naional Forest
Choteau
United States Civil Service Commission
Washington, D. C
C. James Smith
Seattle
New York Life Insurance Co
Steer Shipment Leaves Milwaukee Yard for Chicago Market
Last Tuesday morning about 700 head of beef steers left the Milwaukee stock yards headed for the market at Chicago. Twenty eight cars were loaded at Chateau and two at Agawam. The cattle were in fine shape and mostly taken from government grazing land in Sun River canyon. Stockmen with animals included C. K. Malone Earl Yeager Robi Burns Tim Cook J. W. Kerr Wm. Barrett E. J. Osgood A. Gamble and Frank Salmond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Chicago
Chateau
Agawam
Sun River Canyon
C. K. Malone
Earl Yeager
Robi. Burns
Tim Cook
J. W. Kerr
Wm. Barrett
E. J. Osgood
A. Gamble
Frank Salmond
World Trip Dining Wedding on October Return
A travel feature invites readers to eat spaghetti with Italians on a circumnavigation journey and to trip the light fantastic during a U S A return trip on October 6.
County and Rural Schools Meet Schedule Announced
The county superintendent of schools and state supervisor Miss Knobel will hold weekly meetings starting in early October. The exact date and program will be announced next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Knobel
Mrs Hannon Hosts Honor for Miss Alva Larson
Mrs J J Hannon entertained in honor of Miss Alva Larson on Thursday. Larson plans to depart soon for Missoula to attend school in the coming year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Hannon
Alva Larson
Miss Larson
Missoula
Come and Kiss the Blarney Stone in Ireland
An invitation invites travelers to Ireland on October 6 to kiss the Blarney Stone and gain the gift of gab, highlighting a romantic promotional tone for a travel feature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ireland
Try Your Hand at Using Chopsticks in China
Visitor activity report notes an event on October 6 in China where participants practice traditional chopstick use. Demonstrations highlight cultural etiquette and skill challenges for foreigners learning to handle multiple bowls and dishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
Two-roomed house for rent inquire with Mrs Ben N Haugen
Listing describes a two room dwelling suitable for bathing or a small family. Inquiries directed to Mrs Ben N Haugen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BE N. Haugen
For Sale Double Barreled Shotgun 20 Gauge
Classified notice offers a double barreled 20 gauge shotgun in good condition for sale. Inquire through Frank Curtis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Curtis
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Mia
Sarah E. Logan
Farmington Wews
R. Bruce
O.lindseth
Luther League
Hew
Albert Peterson
Glacier Park
J. Thornd
Henry Ness
Chris Lindseth
Olaf Lindseth
the Teton
Wiprud
Choteau Merc. CO
Julia Humble of
Bynum
Federal Reserve Banking System
Eus
Member
Federal Reserve System
Wiprad
M. L. O’neil
Teton
Cascade
State Highway Commission
O'Neil
Oregon State Highway Commission
Oleat
Swain
SUN River Preserve
ST. Stephen’s Church
Dixon
Ole
Swain’s
Citizens State Bank
Choteau, Montana
G. M. Coffey
P. H. Crossen
James Eckford
Safe Banking
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