Sudden Death Of Paul Jacobson Shocks Tejon County
Paul Jacobson clerk of court for Tejon county died after a car crash while driving home from Farmington Monday night. He was found pinned under the vehicle and died two hours later from internal injuries. brakes may have failed causing a bridge miss and rollover. He lived in Montana and was aged about 44. He left a wife and daughter and was buried in Bellingham Washington after funeral arrangements follow arrival. He had served as deputy clerk of cost and as republican nominee for clerk, with prior work as auctioneer and in merchandising.
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Paul Jacobson
Tejon County
Farmington
Lowman
Torkelson
Paul
Montana
Chateau
Glacier
Yellowstone Parks
Bellingham
Washington
Jack Buohagean
Margaret
Great Falls
Himon T. Rhoads
Peter and
Matilda Jacobson
Strain Brothers
E.J. Roberson
Cost
James Gibson
Gibson
Embargo Orders Issued On Rail Shipments
The Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul Railway Co announces an embargo on shipments of livestock perishables flour and foodstuffs due to impending igor troubles. Other railways are expected to issue similar orders shortly. The city council decided to strictly enforce an ordinance banning driving by persons under sixteen at Monday night meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway Co
Taylor Condie wedding in Seattle at First Presbyterian Church
The marriage of Miss Helen Mary Taylor and Earl E. Condie occurred Tuesday evening July 8 at Seattle's First Presbyterian Church. Rev. Mark A. Matthews performed the ceremony witnessed only by immediate relatives. The couple will reside in Seattle. both are former residents of Teton county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Mary Taylor
Earl E. Condie
First ‘Presbyterian ‘Church
Seattle
Mark A. Matthews
Road work plan urged as crop failures hit Teton County
A J Flynn, P Crane, and R D Anderson urge residents to back a road bond driven program to hire locals for side-road improvements. They propose district voting precincts, foremen elected by locals, and tool distribution, with government aid hoped for main roads and flexible tool shipping to Pendray and others. County commissioners pledge fairness and seek community meetings.
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Board of County Commissioners
Chateau
Pendray
Bynum
Farmington
Power
Fairfield
Bole
Button
Teton
County
A. J Flynn
P. Crane
R. D. Anderson
Methodist Services and Marriage Licenses
Reverend J A Alford of Walier will conduct services at the Methodist church in Chateau Sunday evening August 10 at 8 o clock. Everyone is cordially invited. Henry M Montgomery and Mary L Duffey of Fairfield seek a marriage license. Adam Cyr and Mabel Corr of Ethridge also seek a license.
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J. A. Alford
Walier
Chateau
Henry M. Montgomery
Mary L. Duffey
Fairfield
Adam Cyr
Mabel
Latign Plans Calgary Move In Wednesday Visit
Louis Latign heads to Calgary on Wednesday to seek a new location. Officials expect discussions with local authorities and potential partners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis
Latign
Jefe
Calgary
Emergency Office at Billings Aids Drouth Trade
Montana State College and USDA open an emergency office in Billings to serve stockmen and farmers. Prof C N Arnett will run the clearing house, inviting sellers to provide stock details and buyers to express interest. Agents will forward lists of buyers and available feed and grazing lands. Shippers with less than a carload should unite for uniform cars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana State College
United States Department of Agriculture
Billings
C. N. Arnett
Montana
Prof
Arnett
Chautauqua Opens In Choteau Next Tuesday
The Choteau chautauqua season begins Tuesday morning August 12 with children’s activities led by director Mabel Gatterman and junior supervisor Bessie Badley. The afternoon features the International Trio concert and the Evening program opens with a Prelude by the same company followed by Julius Caesar Nauphe’s Oriental Pageant lecture.
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Mabel Gatterman
Bessie Badley
Julius Caesar Nauphe
Americans Killed by Gas During the War
Washington Aug 5 American soldiers killed in action who were victims of gas number 756 according to a War Department announcement today The average age of all the men killed was 23 years The total missing in action July 31 was 241.
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Washington
War Department
Montgomery Duffey wedding at Fairfield home
Henry M. Montgomery cashier of Fairst National Bank of Fairfield and Mary L. Duffey daughter of William and Bertha Duffey were married yesterday at C James Smith's home. Rev Moroney conducted the ceremony with a bride’s sibling present. They plan a honeymoon to Great Falls and Glacier Park then home to Fairfield after August 15.
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Henry M. Montgomery
Fairst National Bank of Fairfu’ld
Mary L. Duffey
Willian
Bertha Duffey
C. James Smith
Moroney
Great Falls
Glacier Park
Mrs. Montgomery
Fairfield
Soldiers and Sailors Club urges uniform solicitation ban
At a Malta convention the Soldiers and Sailors clubs urged dissuading solicitation while in military or naval uniform. The war department Red Cross and three groups back the ban and warn readers to verify solicitors’ credentials. Magazines purporting to represent discharged men have flooded the scene since the war's end.
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Malta
War Department
National Red Cross
Soldiers’ and Sailors’ Club
Legionaire
Soldiers’ and Sailors’ Clubs
Maynard vs Lenoir suit on account and trust enforcement
Bertha D. Jackson executrix sues Louie E Jackson Amanda Jackson and Mary FE Jackson on an asserted trust while First National Bank of Great Falls VA seeks transcript of judgment with Bruce Bombay named involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RE. B. Maynard
L. D. Lenoir
Bertha D. Jackson
Executrix
Louie
E. Jackson
Amanda Jackson
Mary FE. Jackson
First National Bank of
Great Falls
Bruce Bombay
Park to Park Road Signs Arrive for Tourist Route
Signs marking the park to park route have arrived and will be set along the route to guide tourists. Camping signs are ready for placement. H M Albright and Max Goodsill visited after a Glacier park Y B line convention decided to connect Glacier and Bann via road. A Brooklyn party raised 3000 dollars to fund the road. The rains improved the grade north and west of town for speedway use.
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H. M. Albright
National Parks
Washington, D
Y+B line association
Glacier and Banns Park
Fagles
Brooklyn
Civil Service Forest and Field Clerk Examination
The U S Civil Service Commission will hold a forest and field clerk exam in this city on August 26 1919 to fill vacancies in the reclamation and forest services. Salary ranges from 1.00 to 1500 dollars for clerks in forest and reclamation services. Both men and women may apply. Application blanks and info available from the local secretary at the forest service office or from the Seattle district office in the Post Office Building.
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U. S. Civil Service Commission
Reclamation
Board of Civil Service Examiners
Forest Service Office
U. S. Civil Service District
Post Office
Seattle
Wash
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Ithe
Alden
Massachusetts
Priscilla
Joan Alden
George D. Alden
Chautauqua
Supreme Court of Massachusetts
Teton County
Thia
Citizens State Bank
Choteau
Montgomery-Duffey
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