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Choteau Acantha

Location

Choteau, Montana, United States of America

Date

Apr 05, 1916

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Farmers urged to grow beets for new Chateau sugar plant

A local committee aiding agriculurist A M Henderson reports success securing beet contracts in the Chateau district. With rail line completion at Choteau Agawam, Henderson seeks 800 acres across Sun River Fort Shaw Conrad and Walier areas, aiming for a Chateau sugar beet factory next year.

A. M. Henderson Great Western Sugar Company Chateau Choteau Milwaukee Railway Choteau- Agawam Henderson Great Western Company Larson Mr. Henderson Conrad and Walier J. C. Morgan Fort Shaw Sun River Colorado Chateau Commercial Club

Marriage of Peggy Taylor and John J Hannan at Great Falls

Miss Peggy Taylor and Mr. John J. Hannan were married on Thursday March 30 at the Episcopal church in Great Falls with Rev. G G Bennett officiating. The couple, both well known in Choteau, plan to reside there after a brief wedding trip.

Episcopal Church At Great Falls Peggy Taylor John J. Hannan G. G. Bennett Episcopal Church Miss Taylor Chateau Cc. W. Taylor Teton County Seattle Taylor Choteau Hannan Choteau Mercantile Co Helena Butte Anaconda

Thanking friends for floral offerings after bereavement

Mrs. Bunday and sons express gratitude to the many kind friends of Chateau and Bob for the beautiful floral offerings and numerous acts of kindness shown during their recent bereavement.

Chateau Bob MRS

Abandoned Sun River Teton Slope Lands Opened for Settlement

The interior secretary orders 80 000 acres between Power Floweree and Manchester opened under the enlarged homestead act. Entry under the 320 acre provision begins May 10, with 160 acre claimants allowed to double adjoining tracts. The move reverses the geological survey ruling that the land could be irrigated, effectively abandoning the Teton slope of the Sun River project.

Great Falls Secretary of the Interior Power Floweree Manchester Sun River Teton Slope Secretary of the Interior of the United States Geotogical Survey Geological Survey Sun River Project Lane Teton

Methodist Notes Cradle Roll Sunday at Church Program

Last Sunday Cradle Roll Sunday drew 28 babies with parents to the Sunday school. The room was decorated and Misses Clark and Johnson led a praised program. Four babies were christened and the total attendance reached 265 under Superintendent Mrs. Olsen. Next Friday at 8 pm the boys class presents a pantomime with 15 cent admission to benefit the Master collection. three Sundays remain in the contest.

Cradle Roll Clark and Johnson Olsen

Foreclosures and Judgments Filed in Clerk Court

The past week filings include Vermont Loan & Trust Co. vs Bernard Ameson for foreclosure of mortgage and Great Falls Lumber Co. vs Georgiene Fitzpatrick et al for foreclosure. Other actions list Lucie B. Long v C D Johnson et al for foreclosure John Merkling v John Langer abstract of judgment and Conrad Mercantile Co. v F M Coffman abstract of judgment.

James Gibson Vermont Loan & Trust Co Bernard Ameson Lucie B. Long C. D. Johnson John Merkling John Langer Conrad Mercantile Co F. M. Coffman Great Falls’Lumber Co Georgiene Fitzpatrick

Cleanup Notice and Public Welcome at Conrad

City marshal W H Gorham warns all property owners to remove rubbish immediately and keep chickens penned from April 10 under strict enforcement. Miss Mary Buzzell visited Conrad over Sunday.

W. H. Gorham Mary Buzzell Conrad

Adelphia Literary Society Notes March Meeting

The Adelphia Literary Society met March 31 with a strong program. Music by Mildred Houck and Mr. Dietrich pleased attendees. a newspaper by Tom Radcliffe and David Stonehouse was read. The next meeting is set for April 14 with more music and a declamatory contest entrants list. Ruth and Florence Daley visited a brother near Priest Butte. the chemistry class tested milk in the lab yesterday.

Adelphia Literary Society Mildred Houck Dietrich Tom Radcliffe David Stonehouse Alta Cohoe Dialogue Ethel Walley Nora Hall Olga Jacobson Hildegarde Lindseth Martin Read Wssay Edgar Stonehouse Lawrence Jackson Mary Longmuir Alta Cohoe Nan Burrell Florence Daley Merrill Luther Gladys Whitacre Bertram Guthrie Howard Torkelson Irene Jones Agnes Higgins Ruth Daley Beulah Sprinkle Albert Crittenden Miss Rogers Ruth Priest Butte

PTA Meeting Plans Activities and Election in May

The Parent-Teachers Association with 40 members met Tuesday evening chaired by Mrs. Harry Timothy in the president’s absence. Plans include playground slides procurement and a Victrola fund. Miss Clark tailors an entertainment. parents of the high school invited to join and attend the annual officer election on May 2, 1916.

Harry Timothy Parent-Teachers Association Wallace Weaver Dollie’s Bath Alice Haugen O'er the Hill Clark Hanson Phyllis Pridham

Chateau Notes Cover Guests and Local News

Local residents visit and travel, including Mrs EK Dixon in Bynum guest of Mrs J C Taylor and Mrs C Stewart in Bynum visiting Chateau. A land contest case, election results, and a dam project update shape the week’s community report.

EK. F. Dixon Bynum J. C. Taylor Mrs. C. Stewart and Son

Gilman Oil Operations Near Prospect of Early Strike

Drilling resumes at the Gilman well after casing work to prevent cave ins. Observers from Chateau Helena and Great Falls tour the site, optimistic oil shows at 1800 feet. Drill currently below 900 feet with potential commercial flow, while local society hosts a dance for the J J Hannan family and Mrs Dwinnelle visits Sun River.

Chateau Jas. Eckford Gilman Helena C. B. Witter Penwell Company C. B. Kumpe Conrad Bank W. F. Ward CG. L. Fredericks Great Falls Colorado

Voters Registered by Precinct in Teton County April 21 1916

The table lists the number of voters registered in each precinct for the presidential primary nominating election held on April 21 1916 in Teton County. It catalogs precinct by precinct counts to reflect overall participation potential.

Teton County

Railroad Push Underway on Cho teau-Agawam Branch

Instructions have been issued by the Chicago Milwaukee and Puget Sound railway to contractors to start work on the Choteau Agawam branch this week. Contractor O Neil visited Choteau over Sunday to receive directions to repair grade where needed. The Milwaukee company moves ahead this spring despite higher material costs, signaling anticipated regional development in coming years.

Chicago, Milwaukee & Puget Sound Railway O'Neil Milwaukee Company

Battle Cry of Peace dazzles Butte with grand production

The Battle Cry of Peace drew over 1,000 attendees in Butte as audiences applauded big moments showing Liberty, a ruined America, and a final Star Spangled Banner. The film is labeled a preparedness propaganda piece with spectacular scale, including ships, guns, and explosions.

Butte Broadway Theater America Land Wilson Harmony Hall United States National Security League Butte Daily Post

Also Mentioned on This Page

Secretary of the‘‘Interior Methodist Notes Joseph Hirshberg Julius Hirshberg Hirshberg Brothers, Bankers Montana Program Committee Social Committee Occa Sion A. UE Andrews Lewtown Nat Collins A. B. Guthrie Gaylord Eckles A. C. Burbank W. D. Jones John Allison Strabane Choteau Hospital H. L. Pewterbaugh Co. &. Horn Jane Guthrie J. K. Dwinnelle Cowgill Addition A. B. Morrison J. Martine Nicholas ‘Tortige Alyda Meyer Sid Burrell Wolf Creek The Montana Power Co Woodman Hall A. B. Childs Ed. Stonehouse Guthrie Residence J. Dale Ratekin Edward Bollerud A. ©. Warner Pete Silk O. A. Gerth Ratekin Cole & Shannon Bollerud Wm. Hodgskiss Cowell Cole James Eckford Chas. W. Helmick R. A. Bailey Washington, D. C Biological Survey F. A. Simpson Denver Colo E. A. Woods Forest Force Sun River Mountains Mr. Simpson Gate St. Peter Chieftain Hell Gilman Oil J. J. Hannan Chateau Band Farmington Eeeee Bynum Peewee S Eee Dupuyer Aes Eeeae Birch Creek Fish Lake Raymond Fairfield Tor Eee Eeae Lowery Power Oom Eeeewan Dutton Eevee Nene Collins Po Reereere Eeerereeeey Brady Porter Railroad News the Royal Theater Otto Wagnild Agawam State of Citizens State Bank of
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