Commissioners Close July Sessions in Chateau Montana
The county board met in Chateau on July 11 1916 with all members present. They approved June and May meetings, paid salaries totaling 3835.65 from the contingent fund, and heard a coroner report on the death of Jane Davis drowned in Glacier National Park. The board appointed John Sweat justice of the peace at Collins township and set August 8 for a liquor license hearing at Fowler. They also audited county claims, named election judges and polling places for the August 29 primary, and adjourned to July 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau
Montana
Henry Radcliffe
Ernest A. Savory
Martin Jacobson
E. C. Garrett
Chas. N. Thomas
J. P
Cut Bank Township
Jane Davis
Taylor, Pa
Two Médicine River
Glacier National Park
John A. Sweat
Collins Township
Dutton
Lytle
C. James Smith
Emma E. Larson
M. J. Halvorson
Wm. P. Yaneck
Louise Wodzynski
Fowler
H. R. Jones
Jones
Dutton Townsite Co
South Park
Ora Knowlton
J. C. Taylor
Belleview
J. Osgood
John R. Young
John D. Godwin
Spring Valley
Vance
C. M. Vance
R. A. Lacey
W. C. Betts
Bole
James B. Barnes
Edwin A. Bjork
Wm. Wallace
Sam Ness
Chas. H. Davis
Fairfield
New Hall
W. W. Cole
Hannibal Adams
Chas. Klockler
Josef Thornd
Carl A. Austad
Porter School House to Hold Sunday Service in August
Church services at the Porter school house Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock led by Rev. L. F. Haley. The August service aims for large attendance with the subject Pulling Mustard Seed and several new hymns.
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Porter School House
L. F. Haley
GUN CLUB SHOOT Erupts in Teton County Championship
Parsons won the GUN CLUB SHOOT event No. 5 in the Teton county championship after a shoot off with McDonald.
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Teton
Parsons
McDonald
Park to Park road agitation over bad reservation route
Citizens across the territory press for changes to the Park to Park road from Chateau to Glacier Park due to poor conditions on the Dupuyer reservation stretch. Proposal routes include Walier and Cut Bank while Teton county lacks authority over reservation roads, which are U S government managed. Tourists report the roads in very bad condition this year.
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Park
Chateau
Glacier Park
Dupuyer
Walier
Cut Bank
Teton County
U. S
Love Makes the World Go Round in Steadfast Motion
A brief note explores love as a guiding force, suggesting affection drives progress and harmony rather than rigid forward motion. It reflects on romance shaping daily life, choices, and relationships with hopeful tone.
Tennis Courts At Chateau Rally For County Tournament
The Chateau tennis grounds near the high school are ready for use after considerable work. The local tennis club carries about 75 dollars in debt and seeks public support. 16 members have joined so far with a September county tournament planned. Dues are 3 dollars, with emphasis on inviting new players especially women and girls to join and play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau Rod & Gun Club
Eckford
E. G. Harris
Bynum
C. A. Cowell
C. L. Parsons
Stray
Ferrun
Gus County
C. A. Co
C. L. McDonald
C. L. Flanagan
J.E. Johnson
McDonald
A. S. Hayden
W. E. Howard
F. W. Curtis
Bir Shah Rah
Ates
Roves
A. O. Pond
R. Sturgeon
Ray Kingsbury
BP Teaee Ee Gaa
Oa Teel Ary Cc
J. B. Stephens
Aeacae
Geo. Sears Ae
Aceae
T. O. Larson
Chateau
M. C. Dietrich
Rev. Hall
Rev. Haley
Wim, Stalnaker
Jaynes Eckford
George Coffey, Jr
Dietrich
O.stalnaker
District Court Adjourns After Short Term In Great Falls
Judge Leslie and Court Reporter Jackson traveled from Great Falls to convene the district court on Monday. Trials were sparse with no jury. defendants including Williard Hoosier and Grant Downing of Conrad faced gambling charges, John A. Fox of Dupaye faced second degree assault, and Geo McMefford of Chateau faced grand larceny. All criminal cases set for September term. a jury will be drawn for September 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williard Hoosier
Conrad
Grant Downing
Mr. Downing
John A. Fox
Dupaye
Asault
Conrad Boosters Bring Cha utauqa Music To Chateau
A party of about 75 Conrad boosters touring for the August 5 to 10 Conrad Cha utauqua stopped in Chateau Tuesday morning. They offered excellent music and Attorney Rob inson spoke on the merits of the program’s numbers. The Chateau event runs a day after Conrad, but both Cha utauquas share the same talent lineup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conrad
Chateau
Robinson
Stocking Streams With 210000 Trout At Chateau
A state fish car led by Chief Deputy State Game Warden Morgan delivered 210000 native trout from Anaconda hatcheries for stocking local streams near Chateau. Warden Moore directed local Rod and Gun club members and others using their cars to release the fish that evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morgan
Chateau
Anaconda
Rod & Gun Club
Moore
Legal Notices of Multiple Foreclosures and Claims
H W Spaulding and others sue C A Sluys under attachment. Montana State Bank of Valier sues Danice Foust on note. B B Griffith sues Carolina Hall abstract of judgment. Isaac Boyer sues Felix Andette. Howard W Bateman sues Unknown Claimants quieting title. John Zimmerman sues Unknown Harris and Halverson sues Knute Wold lien.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. W. Spaulding
Et al
C. A. Sluys
Montana State Bank of Valier
Danice Foust
B. B. Griffith
Carolina Hall
Isaac Boyer
Felix Andette
Howard W. Bateman
John Zimmerman
Harris B. Halverson
Knute Wold
Examinations Set for Chateau and Conrad Schools
The teachers and eighth grade examinations will be held at Chateau and Conrad on Thursday and Friday August 24 and 25 announced by Nellie R. Brown County Superintendent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau and Conrad
Choteau Chautauqua Opens With Daily Programs
The Chautauqua opens next Sunday afternoon with daily programs through Friday night. Junior chautauqua runs each morning for children. The khaki tent on public school grounds provides shade and comfort. Season tickets are $2.50 for adults and $1.00 for children. careful buyers save by attending multiple sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau
Dates Set for State Land Sales in Eleven Counties
Helena July 31 reports the state fixed sale dates for 11 counties totaling 100000 acres. Each county lists a specific auction date and acreage from Fallon on August 8 to Madison on October 25.
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Helena
Fallon
Prairie
Dawson
Richland
Meagher
Musselshell
Toole
Teton
Valley
Blaine
Hill
Chouteau
Fergus
Beaverhead
Madison
Poor Penmen offer from Rev. J H Gray in Cincinnati
An advertisement by Rev. J H Gray at 1240 Grace Ave Cincinnati Ohio invites readers to join three lessons to become a good writer with a two dollar advance payment required.
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J. H. Gray
Grace Ave
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Lowry
Carl P. Roberts
C. V. Zimmerman
J. A. Phillips
Power
W. P. Andrews
John G. Gronberg
F. W. Brueske
M. C. Crawford
R. Pinger
M. J. Simon
L. J. Ringen
Paul W. Berens
Collins
A. A. Brooks
C. P. Crane
John Angus
C. O. Reiquam
Geo. A. Smythe
Brady
Chas. C. Bulmer
H. A. Rose
J. L. Billings
John M. Vyse
W. J. O’brien
P. J. Anderson
Robi
R. Johnson
T. J. Riordan
R. A. Earhart
Cowley
John C. Price
James A. Goodrich
W. L. Ferguson
Chas. C. Heth
Wm. H. Orcutt
East Pondera
School Teyse
Walter Second Ward
R. BE. Wilkie
W. D. Emery
Theo. Jung
Chester W. Hall
J. H. Hines
Williams
Earl Aiken
Geo. E. Sullivan
R. M. Sauer
Manson
P. Q. Peterson
James Sanders
L. H. Munson
A. A. Fluto
Albert Eckler
SS. E. Iverson
Renowa
Big Chautauqua
Elliott A. Boyl
Arthur A. Pranzke
Harriette Gunn Roberson
West
Frederick Vining Fisher
Porter School
Koenig
Joseph Hirshberg
Julius Hirshberg
Hirshberg Brothers, Bankers
Leslie
Jackson
Great Falls
Conrad Boosters
Nellie R. Brown
Choteas
Chautauque
Union
Phil I. Cole
Hall
Haley
Hesby
Cincinnat, Ohio
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