County proceedings record from Choteau Montana 1918
Official minutes from Choteau Montana December 9 1918 show the board of commissioners meeting with Chairman Henry Radcliffe present and others. They approved November reports warrants and official fees while noting leaves of absence, coroner investigations, school district changes and new district boundaries. The minutes log examinations of seed grain applications and bids for pauper burial contracts, plus afternoon sessions prohibiting dances and public meetings, and the county’s claim auditing continuing through December 12 1918.
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Ye Choteau
Mont
Mmet
Séasion
Henry Radcliffe
Ernest ‘A
Bavery
Dati
Ledgerwood
DeHaas
Garrett
Cy Garrett
Aeabasteon
Oye Gracé M. Thompson
Menes
Tigrth
Ghasisi
Connor
Hady
Roderick
McGregor
Ki Jie
Great ‘Northern
Soath
Har Ty
E. Wilson
Pendrey
Aimes
Spear
Gallos
Babboy
Koyl
Lacy Dennis
Psnera
Rae DeHaas
U- J. Daley
Cs B
Japan
John Zimmerian
Bark
Alex McLoughrey
Manners John A. Sweat
E. L.“Marrett
H. F. Harrington
Anne
J. E. DeHaas
F. Be van ‘Demark
B. J. Mathown
BE. L. Marriott
He i. McGregor
J. M. Davis
Arezafternoon
Annie Anstad
Alney
Anstad
Dennis
Ormore
Teton Coounty
County Health Board
Coffey & Wellenstein
Tvith County
Beard
Wells
Soldier's death noted in French hospital as pneumonia ends a brave service
A comrade of Jacobson writes from France on November 8, 1918, detailing the death of his son after a short illness. He was hospitalized with a cold that developed into pneumonia. he died quietly after three days, receiving a burial with military honors in a French cemetery beside American soldiers, graves cared for by the Graves Registration Service.
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France
Daniel BE
Jacobson
Farmington
Monit
Negit
Vany
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Everett L. McCammon
San
Det
168Th Infantry
Tribute to Ed Garrett Retiring County Clerk
Resolutions unanimously adopted by the Board of County Commissioners of Teton County Montana honor Ed Garrett county clerk for long service since May 1899 and as chief for ten years. They note his draft board work with zeal, impartial judgment, and regret his retirement to private life. Dated Chateau Montana December 11 1918.
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Wihereas
E. Cgarrett
Teton County
Garrett
IndigMuglas
Peton County
Montana
Public Press
Italy's Flaming Front war film to show at Royal theater
Cable from Rome notes film crew of twelve with two killed and five decorated. The new war film Italia's Flaming Front portrays Italy's Alpine battles and a combined aerial naval clash. Shown for two days beginning next Wednesday, distributed by First National Exhibitors' Circuit.
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Union
Woolworth
New York
Rome
Italy
Royal Theater
Trentino’ Alps
Adriatic Sea
Book selections and library updates announced
The county board completed the canvass of the general election vote with no changes in soldier ballots. The community is urged to obtain library cards now that the war is over to support funds for new books, including Bunny Boy and Grizzly Bear from the newly added titles.
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Cholea
Ralph Connor
Zane
Grey's
B. Mey
Jean.Webster
Katherine ‘Douglas
America
la Fontaine
Valenciennes
John Froissart
Ria
liter‘Siare
Froismart
Bunny
Laura
Jeanvassing
E. C. Garrett
Reaeere
Teton Cooperative Canal Company Stockholders Meeting Notice
The stockholders annual meeting will be held Saturday January at 10 o clock a m to elect directors.
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Teton -Co-Operative- ‘Canal’ Co
Rabbit Breeders Seek State Organization in Montana
The article notes Montana rabbit breeders lack formal organization and a registration system. They plan a state association by correspondence to involve breeders unable to attend meetings, led by D B Swingle of Bozeman. Also mentions gopher control work and efforts to stock poisoned oats for spring distribution centers.
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Montana
D. B.“ Swingle
Bozeman
Maney
Yellow Ticket stars at Royal theater with Ward and Sills
A remarkable assembly of stage and screen stars appears in The Yellow Ticket at the Royal theater Monday and Tuesday. The cast includes Leon Bary Nicholas Dunue Armand Kalisz and Edward Elkas, with Ward and Sills leading.
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Fannie Ward
Milton Sills
Warner, Oland
Royal Theater
Leon Bary
Nicholas Duney
Armand Kalisz
Edward Elkas
Paris
Sarah Bernhardt
Miss Bernhardt
United States
Nicholas Dunaue
Europe
Mr. Duncan
Russia
Tolstoy
Debonnair
Louis Doucet
Miss Ward
Belleview Christmas at Home and School Reopenings
Belleview residents celebrate Christmas with family at home while Mery Gray trains in Minneapolis for Red Cross work. Mrs. Rogers hosts a house party with Stevens and Cox families. Vincent Ward faces blood poisoning but improves after surgery. Ed Collins plans to move to Canada after selling his ranch. Frank Fellers moves his family to Belleview for schooling as Robt. Miler returns to Choteau and school resumes after holidays.
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Cee Tj Wataée
England
Bozeman
Chas. Rogers
Stevens
Kelma Post
Ghidys Cox
Byron Cox
Belleview
Jake
Wuardledge Ranch
Vincent
Ward
Maynard
Ed. Collins
Sun River
Canada
Ves
Frank Salmon
Choteau
Miler
Frank
Bud Burns
Teton County High News Highlights and New Year Notes
The Teton County High School reports students returning after illness, with Sen George Lindseth listed as a new freshman. Otis Pyatt returns, the Red Cross reachs 100 percent, and the domestic science class nets about $20 from a candy sale. Basketball games vs Conrad set for January 10.
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Joe’ Radcliffe
Mon
Sam
Navy
George Lindseth
Sergt
Boyle
France
Otis Pyatt
Teton High
Red Cross
Teton
Conrad
Teton County High
Erma Cleland
Public School Seeks Club Room for Boys Activities
A Montana school plans a boys club room with basketball punching bags dumb bells and physical training to reduce defects noted by army examinations. Principal Mr Burgett leads manual training. new pupils enrolled and a window display funded by local donors boosts school advertising.
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Army
Burgett
Teton Co
Cain
Jos. Hirshberg & ‘Co
Montana
Postmaster Examination Announcement for Choteau
The Civil Service Commission announces a February 19 1919 exam in Great Falls for the Choteau postmaster position with an $1800 annual salary. Applicants must be US citizens, reside in the delivery area, be 21 to 64, and file proper applications with the Commission in Washington.
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United States Civil.,Service Commission
Great Falls
Shoteau
United States
Civil Service Commission
Washington, D. C
Washington
D.'J
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