Montana's School Endowment From State Lands Report
Helena Montana January 31 1913 a letter to the editor explains Montana public schools and state institutions hold a vast land endowment and securities valued over 380 million dollars held in trust for education The letter outlines protections including sale rules mandatory appraisals public auctions and reserved coal oil gas and timber It notes permanent funds totaling about 11 million dollars in bonds and a further 6 million in deferred contracts and asserts annual educational income from land sales will exceed leasing income by 305 229 dollars in coming years
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State Land Register
Helena
Montana
Register of State Land
State Board of Juand Commissioners
Supreme Court
Local High School Triumph Boosts Northern Montana Title
Fast basketball drew a large crowd as Cut Bank defeated Belt and earlier beat Chinook and Havre. Principal Lewis guided the Cut Bank team while local supporters welcomed the visitors showing strong county pride with good sportsmanship. The lineup included Yeton Parker Kennerly Crawford Allison Burrell Hope Burrell and Monroe.
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Lewis
Cut Bank High School
Cut Bank
Chinook
Havre
Great Falls
Teton
Montana
Richardus Cowgill Eee Eeve
Bridge Contract Sealed Proposals for Two Crossings
Sealed proposals to build two bridges across Dry Fork of the Marias River are due by 10 a.m. on Wednesday March 5 1913. One span is 60 feet with concrete abutments and tubular piers. the other bridge features similar steel or combination designs. Bids must include a 10 percent certified check payable to the county treasurer and a bid bond.
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Marias River
Sec. 3
Fowler
Manson
Montania- Western Railway
Conrad
American Bridge Company
CGN Ward
Chateau Mont
A.gc
Burbank
Board of County Commissioners
Old Timers Gathering and Calamities Timeline
A compiled sequence notes events in Teton area history from 1892 to 1910 including the start of Teton Tines in 1894, major storms and blizzards, fires and destruction such as a court house fire, the 1900 hanging of William Pep e, a high school term start, and notable weather events and disasters through 1910.
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Teton Tines
Augusta
Court House
Teton Chronicle
Montanian
William Pepe
Teton County Free High School
Methodist Services At First Cha teau Church
Rev. Percy Reid McMahan pastors the First Methodist church of Cha teau with morning worship at 10 30, Sunday School at 11 30, Epworth League at 7 00, and Evening Worship at 7 45. A cordial invitation extends to all without a regular place to worship. The message invites reverent worship and praise to the Rock of our Salvation.
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A. m. Epworth League
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Sama
Finnan Haddie
E.j.roberson&co
C. D. Yeager
Prop
Gorham Stand
Ray
E. c. Garrett R
Spotty
Choteau
Pedett
State Bank
Pid Inc
SGU
State of
County of Teton
James Eckford
Henry D Robison
Chant
G M. Correy
Wa. Honnskiss, Dievetors
Hirshberg Brothers
Bankers Ab Choteau
Thos
State of Montana
Edward J. Wirshburg
Edward J. Hirseberg
A.C. Warner
Eighth Judicial District
Adelbert John Datey
Walter Eugene Daley
Istrict
Peton County
Adelbert John Daley
Walter Bugend Daley
Moetrich Court
Teton County
RAND
District Court
Eleanor Daley
Pel § Cole
Guardian
Catholic Services
Chateau
Collins
J. Connolly
of Builders Hardware
St Anthony & Dak. Lmbr
Dutton, Montana
F. Cc. Young
Timer's Gathering
First Methodist Church of
Cha
Teau
Percy Reid McMahan
H.R. Thompson
Mont
Collins, Mont
Jackson
J. E. Webb
Clem E. Bowers
Chouteau
Bell
J. E. Ritchey
Conrad, Montana
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