Marshall King Gets Poor Farm Contract
At the regular January meeting of the board of county commissioners the contract for caring for the poor at the county poor farm was awarded to Marshall King of this city. King will receive 160 dollars monthly for up to five inmates with 1 dollar per day for each extra inmate. Isolated inmates cost 2 dollars 75 cents per day, and burial charges are 50 dollars per interment. Others bidding included Mrs. Lucy Dennis Gordon Tryon Clarence L. Allum and Charles Allum. The board also appointed James T. Robison and J A Swanson to the county high school board and adopted a new grazing lands classification setting a 3 dollar minimum value for the lowest class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of County Commissioners
Marshall King
Poor Farm
Lucy Dennis
Gordon Tryon
Clarence L. Allum
Charles Allum
Shirley Wallace
P. L. Otness
James T. Robison
Wallace
J. A. Swanson
Pendroy
Otness
Bannatyne Passes in Great Falls Amid Health Battle
Neil Bannatyne aged 65, uncle of Donald Kerr former county commissioner of Teton county, died Tuesday afternoon at Deaconess hospital Great Falls from cancer. He had been in poor health, came from his Portage area ranch to Great Falls last week, and died an hour after entering the hospital. A Montana resident for about 40 years he and his brother Charles owned land in the Bannatyne oil field. He also worked in the sheep business for many years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neill Bannatyne
Donald Kerr
Teton County
Deaconess
Great Falls
Mr. Bannatyne
Great
Falls
Portage
Montana
Charles
Bannatyne
Survivors Named in Obituary Include Kin and Family
The survivors include his nephew Mr. Kerr and his brother Charlies, noted in the obituary as key family members.
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Mr. Kerr
Charlies
Chateau Woman's Club Meeting January 16 Pottery Exhibit
The Chateau Woman's Club will hold its next regular meeting on Thursday January 16 at the home of Mrs. George Coffey. Mrs. Coffey is hostess and Miss Ruby A Miller will chair the meeting. A pottery exhibit and related lecture will be featured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau Woman’s Club
George Coffey
Order Eastern Star In stalls Officers Wednesday
The annual installation of officers of Fidelity chapter Order Eastern Star occurred Wednesday night. Those seated in office for the ensuing year are: Amanda H. Packer Worthy Matron J E Hodgskiss Worthy Patron Maude Jones Associate Matron Kyle Jones Associate Patron Annabelle Smith Secretary Clara H. Baker Treasurer Effie Bateman Marshal Elizabeth Brownson Chaplain Aletta Nelson Organist Olga Monkman Conductress Agnes Blomdahl Asso Conductress Ella Irwin Ada Ella Freeman Ruth Elsie McGinnis Esther Alberta Passmore Martha Frances Shannon Electa Laura May Edwards Warden James Robison Sentinel
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Fidelity Chapter
Eastern Star
Amanda H. Packer
J. E. Hodgskiss
Maude Jones
Kyle Jones
Annabelle Smith
Clara H. Baker
Effie Bateman
Elizabeth Brownson
Aletta Nelson
Olga Monkman
Agnes Blomdahl
Asso
Ella Irwin
Ada Ella Freeman
Farmington Community New Year Gatherings and School Honors
Albert Schwanbeck and family and Frank Hynes and family attended New Year’s Day dinner at the O DeRusha home. Farmington school honor roll listing Edna Othess, Boyd Stenson, Doris Anderson, Gertie Stone, Cora Otness, Robert Davidson. Quarterly holidays earned by Doris and Junior Anderson, Gertie Stone, Alvin Stone, Florence Stone, Dorothy Swenson, Lars Swenson, Donald Gamble, Edna Otness, Cora Otness, Wayne DeRusha, Lloyd DeRusha, Elsie Thorn, Ruth Slanger. John Edwards hospitalized in Chateau for lumbago with a dislocated chin. Ada and Marion Benedick returned to Great Falls duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Brown
Chateau
Lars Nasset
Abe Breere
F. W. Smith
Dauwalder
Bole
Farmington School
Edna Othess
Boyd Stenson
Doris Anderson
Gertie ‘Stone
Cora
Othess
Robert Davidson
Marion Benedict
Farmington
Great Falls
Premium Center Still Frozen Up
Premium Center remains locked and nonfunctional with services unavailable. A spokesperson offered no timeline for restoration as customers report interruptions across orders and payments.
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Premium Center
Farmers Fun Feed ticket drive announced
Plans are under way for the Farmers' Fun Feed with tickets sold locally and limited numbers. Each dollar supports the event budget, with Bob Clark leading the effort and a note on careful spending to ensure a successful community gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwards
McLean
William.Tatman
Chateau
Ferris
Bob Clarkson
Community Notes From Collins Chronicle
Mail carrier worked with a crew after breakdown. Local households hosted New Year meals with neighbors and relatives including the Banis and Reiquam families. Eldon Reiquam injured coasting. cows and farm stock featured losses. School resumes. weather limits services. local events include tea at Rei gam’s and holidays with extended families.
Farmers' State Bank of Pendroy December 31 1929 Report
Report of the condition of The Farmers' State Bank of Pendroy at Pendroy Montana at close of business December 31 1929 showing resources loans and discounts 63275 48 United States government bonds 16000 00
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Farmers’ State Bank OF
U. S
Bank Statement for State Bank of Montana Pendroy
Bank official J A Swanson sworn as cashier declares the Montana Teton county bank’s financials for 1930. The balance sheet lists assets liabilities and equity including deposits, time certificates, surplus and profits. Notary E F Swanson attests the information under seal with directors J M Ryan Jr.
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Montana
County of Teton
Cheech Oo
L . A. Swanson
J. A. Swanson
Ethel F. Swanson
State
Pendroy
J. M. Ryan, Jr
Notice of Delinquent Tax Sale in Teton County Mont
The Office of the County Treasurer of Teton County Montana announces a complete list of delinquent 1929 taxes and personal taxes with amounts opposite each name. Taxes unpaid by January 21 1930 will cause real property liens to be sold at public auction in the County Treasurer's office Chateau Montana. Personal property taxes will be collected by seizure sale or suit as provided by law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton County
Mont. Choteau
Mont
Teton
Chateau
Montana
Notice of County Treasurer's Publication Schedule
Public notice listing O. G. Meadows as Treasurer for Teton County Montana with publication dates December 26, 1929 January 2 9 1930. The notice records multiple printings and specifies the county and office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. G. ‘Meadows
Teton County
Mont
Lost wool lined glove belonging to L. E. Taylor
Lost wool lined right hand glove. owner L. E. Taylor listed. report appears as a brief personal notice with no additional details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. E. Taylor
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Neil Bannatyne
Dutton
Merlin
Lyceum
Ladies’ Industrial
Manhattan
Xircus
Womans Club
Albert Schwanbeck
Frank Hynes
Dorothy Franklin
Emil
Louie Depner
O. DeRusha
O. S. Forseth
Palmer Peterson
Margaret Satre
East Stanwood
Wash
Lola Davidson
Dillon
Henry Davidson
Wm. Chalmers
W. F. Arensmeyer
Forsyth Home
Farmington Hall
Robert Funk
Justin Banis
Dominck Banis
Dean Waterman
Mrs. C. Fuson
Mrs. Noble Armstrong
Mrs. England
Reiquams
Alvin Reiquam
Eldon Reiquam
E. Alzheimer
Betty
Paul
Stine
Judith Basin
Lora Bailey
John England
D. Reigam
Helen
Reiquam
N. W. Edwards
Washington
Lawrence
Lucille Fitzgerald
Lucille
Rev. Stong
R. Funk
Montague
D. Waterman
R. Thompson
Collins Mercantile
Cal Fuson
Noble Armstrong
Miss Swanke
Miss Timble
Olympia
Nick and
Bill
Ceevee
J. M. Weaver
Givens
Glenloyd
Joe Stark
F. W. Curtis
Central Ave
Ben H. Fisher
Choteau
Choteau Meat Co
Teton Implement Co
S. C. Campbell
Bynum
Monarch Range
Howard Heater
A. H. McGinnis
Roberts Funeral Home
H. B. Lake & CO
Ford Building
Great Falls, Mont
Shell
H. C. Huffman
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