Commissioners Proceedings in Chateau Montana 1916
Official minutes from August 8 9 10 1916 board meeting in Chateau Montana list warrants approved, licenses denied, audits of county claims, road work discussions, park to park route designations, and appointments including justice of the peace for Bynum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau
Mont
Henry Radcliffe
Ernest A. Savory
Martin Jacobson
B. C. Garrett
Couty
Jesse B. Roote
2Nd
Montana Infantry
Douglas
Arizona
C. James Smith
Company M
Roote
W. P. Grooms
Benjamin Hightower
Porter Beach
J. C. Johnson
Conrad
Arthur M. Mitchell
Chas. N. Thomas
R. Dean
Badger Creek
Old Agency
Ford Creek
A. J. Nunke
Bynum Township
Bynum and
Valier
Browning
Great Falls
Bank
Walier
Court House
Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul Railway Company
Said Railway Company
Nordhagen
Railway Company
Militia Fund Helps Company M and Hospital Corps
A 1916 letter from Ed Hodgskiss to Seth Roll explains funds raised to aid Company M at the front. About 3125 is split two thirds for the militia and one third for the hospital corps, with thanks from both groups. The note mentions better coffee, a wash basin, a mess table, pay, and care for the hospital men, plus reports of duties and drills in Douglas, Arizona.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed. Hodgskiss
Seth Roll
Company M
Hospital Corps
Douglas
Ariz
Seth
Co. M
Spencer
Butte
Fred Foltz
Helena
John Ferris
Pud Armstrong
Bacorn
Bateman
Montana
Russell
Chateau
Floyd Churchwell
Montana Cavalry
Floyd
Brown
Hawley
Cascade
Pambrum
Merrill
Mowry
Carranza
School Notes Preview of Fall Term and Local Election Details
The note book outlines make up examinations on September 5 and 6, signals staff arrivals, and lists Miss Gladys M. Smith to lead music and drawing. Enrollment expected above sixty with large Latin German and geometry classes. Parent-Teachers association first meeting Tuesday in the high school auditorium. Local election booths set up in the high school. electricians may delay domestic science room completion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dietrich
Gladys M. Smith
Webster
City
Smth
Brenneman
Parent- Teachers Association
Late primary results show countywide Republican lead in several races
Preliminary returns from 16 of 32 precincts report McDonald ahead for Representative in the county, with Coburn and Sollid in pursuit while Hattersley leads for County Attorney. Guthrie tops Treasurer and Dean leads Sheriff. Cooney carried governor and Rankin won for congress. Democratic tickets show Stewart for Governor and Evans for congress leading locally, but official counts will decide many offices as tallying begins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau
McDonald AL
Mains
Coburn
Sollid
Hattersley
Ferguson
Robinson
Jacobsi
Martine
Guthrie
Timotl
Webb
Dean
Zimmerman
Barnett
Ward
Cooney
Jeanette Rankin
Congress
Walier
Fairfield
Conrad
Bynum
Choteau
Farmington
Dutton
Collins
Cut Bank
Dupuyer
Brady
Agawam
Porter
Raymond
Stewart
Evang and
Mitchell
Land Company Sells 2080 Acre Miller Ranch West Of Chateau
Teton County Land Company completed a sale of the Geo F Miller ranch comprising 2080 acres west of Chateau on Willow creek to Sack Brothers of Highwood. New owners will take possession once Mr Miller and family relocate to their home just west of town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton County
Boar
Pendroy
B. W. DeGeer
G. N. Railway
Coulee
Pendrey
Railway Company
Fairfield System
Township 22
Willow Creek
Deep Creek
N. Fork Sun River
Ward
Teton County Land Company
Geo. F. Miller
Chateau
Sack Brothers
Highwood
Mr. Miller
Mrs Frank Curtis Returns From Minnesota Visit
Mrs Frank Curtis came back Wednesday after a two month stay in Albert Lea Minnesota with her friend Miss Cornelia Sunday also of Albert Lea. Mr Curtis met them at Great Falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Curtis
Albert Lea, Minn
Corneila Sunday
Albert Lea
Curtis
Great Falls
Tongues of Men at Royal Theater Promises Behind Stage View
Morosco Paramount production The Tongues of Men set for Sunday and Monday at the Royal Theater. The play centers on a young rector who denounces a grand opera diva from the pulpit and later falls in love with her, scandalizing his parishioners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morosco-Paramount
Royal Theater
Great Falls Boosters Plan Northern State Trip
Great Falls boosters plan a seven day trip departing Tuesday morning September 5th at 7 20 by a specially equipped train with the Black Eagle band. They will travel north to visit and exchange cards while promoting Great Falls growth and business ties. The train reaches Chateau on September 9th at 7 15 p m and leaves at 8 30 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Falls
Hhand
Black Eagle Band
Montana
Aquaintanceship
Chateau
First P T A Meeting At High School Auditorium
The Parent Teachers Association holds its first regular meeting of the year in the high school auditorium next Tuesday at 8 PM. Program includes President's address by Mrs N Haugen, cornet solo by Lawrence Jackson, readings, piano solo by Geo Hall, and quartette performed by Mrs A B Guthrie and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parent-Teachers’ Association
N. Haugen
Cornet
Lawrence Jackson
Canyon Flower
Earbie Beers
Freeman Daley
Geo. Hall
A. B. Guthrie
Teton County Tennis Tourney Opens at Chateau
The Teton County Tennis tournament runs September 2 to 4 at the high school courts starting at noon Saturday. Players from Cut Bank Walter Conrad Brown ing Brady and Dutton join Chateau entrants, with a dance to close Monday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton “County
Chateau
Cut Bank
Walier
Conrad
Browning
Brady
Dutton
Gilman Fair Promises Varied Programs and Governor's Day
The Gilman fair runs September 3 4 and 5 with daily programs and liberal premiums for exhibits. Governor Stewart will deliver the day’s address on September 5 during Governor's Day. Sports include ball games and horse races.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilman
Stewart
Ladies' Guild Brings No Meeting This Week
Mrs Pewterbaugh and Mrs Horn will entertain the Ladies Guild on Thursday September 7 with no meeting held this week.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Hirshberg Bros
Louis W .Zynski
Fowler
Albert Eckler
A. A. Flute
S. E. Iverson
Fowler and
Vicinity
Wodzynski
the Chateau
Wm. F. Rieckhoff
Armstrong
Littleé Foot
Bing
Healy
T. O' Larson
J. J. Cain
Grand Lodge
H. W. Bateman
J. I. Cain
Annie Moore
Glacier Park
E. N. Haugen
Will Hodgskiss
John J. Greene
Masonic Grand Lodge
Choteau Lodge No. 44
Joseph Hirshberg
Julius Hirshberg
Hirshberg Brothers, Bankers
Esults
Bowman
Jones
Pettigrew
Selin
Bombay
Hunter
Starr
Great Falls Boosters
Parent-Teachers Association
Gilman Fair
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