Local items from Chateau and surrounding areas
Perry Davis of QCut Bank visits Chateau on Monday. Representative-elect Dr. H. T. Rhoads leaves for Helena to begin duties at the capitol. Ferris earns the Distinguished Service Medal for bravery. County agents and local officials attend meetings and address community needs. Stockholders' annual meeting set for January 11 1919 in Burton schoolhouse. Local births, illness, and school staff changes noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perry Davis
Qcut Bank
Chateau
H. T. Rhoads
Helena
Capitol
Chateau Meat Co
Larson
Teton County
Ladies’ Industrial
J. G. Jackson
Miss Patterson
Spokane
Harry Adams
Adams
Rolang C. Ferris
T. S. Gap
Haley
Falls Teton Co-Operative Canal CO
Elven
Burton School House
H. R. Thompson
A Word to the Wise A New York Life Insurance Policy
A Meagher Taylor agency notice in Choteau Montana promotes New York Life Insurance policies. It highlights 73 years of experience and 934 million dollars in assets. Benefits include double indemnity, disability waivers, and full policy continuation with payouts to beneficiaries. It emphasizes mutual company profits returned to policyholders and urges action before illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Life
New York Life Instrante
Villawaiyq
Allz
New York Life Insurance Company
Meagher & Taylor
Choteau
Montana
Italy's Flaming Front Arrives At Royal Theater
Local film fans will see Italy's Flaming Front a six reel war picture on one day engagement at the Royal theater. The feature is the same official war film that stirred strong reaction at Rivoli New York and is praised for its subject and artistry. It promises to elevate American regard for Italian military and naval exploits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Italy
Royal Theater
Rivoli Theater
New York
Notice of public land claim in Montana 1918
Department of the Interior lands office at Great Falls Montana gives notice Cornelis Sonneveld of Bole Montana filed intent to prove up a homestead claim entered September 25 1914 for section 22 and 23 township 24 north range 3 west Montana meridian before U S Commissioner A C Warner at Chateau Montana January 20 1919 witnesses Renk Blanksma Cornelius Bouma Matthys Emaar Walter G Dauwalder and Monae A Barker First publish December 19 last January 16
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Interior
U. S. Lands Office
Great Falls
Montana
Cornelis Sonneveld
Bole
Township
Range 3
West
Meridian
A. C. Warner
U. S
Chateau
Renk, Blanksma
Cornelius Bouma
Matthys Emaar
Walter G. Dauwalder
Monae A. Barker
Sheriff Sale of 320 Acre Montana Property in Teton County
First National Bank of Cut Bank sues Charles A Hill and Mathilda Hill to foreclose on 320 acres in Teton Montana. Sheriff William Miller schedules sale for January 25 1919 at 2 PM in front of the courthouse, property to satisfy debts with interest and costs. John W Coburn represents the bank. Published January 2 and 23 1919.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First National Bank of Cut Bank
Cut Bank
Montana
Charles A. Hill
Mathilda Hill
District Court
Eighth Judicial District
County of Teton
State of
A. D
County of
Teton
United States Government
Court House
William Miller
James S. Innes
John W. Coburn
Expert notes filing by Edwin Williams at Fashion Tailor Shop
An expert observed a filing performed by Edwin Williams and the work completed at the Fashion Tailor Shop. The item highlights a specialty in meat saws and references the year 1721.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin Williams
Fashion Tailor Shop
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Bair Building
Wim. Crittensen
Iairfield
Little Howard Roberts
B. N. Roberts
Nancy Sanderville
Peter Blackface
Browning
Julius Hirshberg
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Dolly Graves
Board of County Commissioners
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Arthur D., Johnson
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RH. D. Angus
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Louis D. Carver
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Miss Wyle
Ruth Sweat
J. T. Murray
Arthur Hirshberg
Geographic Magazine
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G. H. Heizer
Chateau Methodist Church
Choteau Meat Company
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D. L. Beatty
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Louise Huff
John Bowers
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