Proceedings of Teton County Montana Special January Term
The Board of County Commissioners of Teton County Montana met in special session in January. Actions included official declarations, assignments, and approvals on county business. Proceedings document motions, votes, and signatures of commissioners and staff.
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Board of County ‘Commissioners
Teton County
Montana
Cheteau
Geo. F. Miller
A. F. Hughes
Henry Ryan
Miller
A.C Warner
J.G. Jackson
Court House
A. UC. Warner
Sterling McDonald
Nellie R. Brown
Phil. I. Cole
Lillian Holmes
A Little Child Passes Away in Chateau Montana
The four year old Dorothy Luther daughter of Mr and Mrs W D Luther died Friday night after a rheumatic illness affecting the heart. Funeral held at the Methodist church with Rev H L Prescott in charge. Family members attended from Bozeman Lewistown and local home. Interment at Chateau cemetery. pallbearers Roy Carson Martin Read David Shields Vivian Connor.
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Dorothy Luther
W. D. Luther
Methodist Church
HL. A. Prescott
Glen Luther
Agricultural College
Bozewup
Ralph
Lewistown
Roy Carson
Martin Read
David Shields
Vivian Connor
Harold Luuther
Man Under Arrest In Great Falls For Fraud Charge
George Poulson, who worked various jobs around Choteau, was arrested in Great Falls on a charge of obtaining money under false pretenses. Justice, a cook at the Choteau House, had lent Poulson about $100 for a shoe shop venture and expects a preliminary hearing on January 19 before Justice J. S. DeHaus.
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Geo. Poulson
Chateau Sine
Great Falls
Justice
Choteau House
Choteau
Polson
Chateau
Burton Bench
McDonald
Montana Property Valuation Shows Large Net Increase
Montana assessment rolls closed in 1908 show total taxable property at 252,294,5 16, up 411,579 from 1907. Real estate and improvements lead at 124,528,449, personal property 19 9,008,760, and livestock 25,013,800. Valley county has no cows officially but three bulls, and Silver Bow records a 13,025,813 drop from last year due to lower mineral output.
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Montana
State Board of Equalization
Valley County
Prominent Montana Pioneer Frank Truchot Dies at Home
Francois Truchot a famed Choteau stockman and property owner died suddenly at his home north of Choteau after a day of ordinary health. Born in France 1833 he built a Montana empire with bold ventures from Deer Lodge to Chateau. Funeral services were held with a large crowd. he leaves a widow Emily Pambrun and many children.
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Francois ‘Prochot
Kathrinette ‘Ruchot
Fruchot
France
Father MacCormacl
A.C. Warner
Chas, Wymer
Francis Pambrun
A. G. Burback
Wm. Hodgskiss
J. G. Bair
Choteau
Cemery
Trachot
Auguste Francois ‘Trachot
Bussieres
Les Belmont
Iere
America
New York City
Mr. Trochot
Cincinnati
Mr. Truchot
General Johnson
Fort Bridger
Montana
Captain Grant
Hudson Bay Company
Bitter Root
Warm Springs Creek
Deer Lodge City
Deer Lodge
John Grant
Dearborn
Kuehut
Chateau
Salt Lake
Salt Lake City
Truchot
Emily H. Pambrun
Alesander Pambrun
Frank Trachot
Great West
Imperial Domain
May
Frank Truchot
Frank ‘Truchot
Ife
Legislature Organized Faces Vigorous Session With Bills
State lawmakers organized and began work on funding and reforms. Twenty five bills were introduced in the first week with Donlan pushing for popular US senate election and other measures including abolishing poolrooms, fines for passes, and a constitutional tax levy expansion.
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House
Senate
Donlan
Missoula
Representatve
Meyer
France
Selway
Chas
Peyton
Swan River
Seton County
Cowgill
Teton County
Martin Jacobson
Tennessee night riders receive heavy sentences
Six were convicted of first degree murder with death penalties and two others jailed for twenty years for second degree murder. Conaresa protests President Roosevelts stance on secret service spying while Congress seeks independence from executive encroachment. The Supreme Court orders retrial in the Standard Oil case and a Puget Sound quake causes no damage. Tillman denies corruption over Oregon timber lands and Thaw heads to a new sanity trial. Great Northern plans a Winnipeg rail line opening next summer.
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Tennessee
Severe Cold Weather Lingers with Blizzard Aftermath
The cold spell persists with a brief warm interlude lifting temps near zero before a blizzard returns by Wednesday. Snow depth reaches about a foot, roads drifted by Monday night winds, livestock largely unharmed, and coal supplies remain ample. Weather observer notes governmental readings from the Burton beach area.
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Vana Riet
Montana and Associated State News Recap
Government to aid indigent Chippewa and Cree near Helena. Gen Charles S Warren chosen Montana elector. Pace resigns as state fair secretary. Martins of Anaconda to succeed. Montana dairymen seek stricter dairy laws. A Paris woman's death from kitchen fire after frozen pipes. Barnes King mine Kendall still a penny stock after 1908 profits. Missoula to get a street railway. Clark secures franchise. Fort Peck liquor ban bill advances in senate.
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John W. Pace
Montana
Eighth Grade Examination Dates Announced
The next regular examination for eighth grade certificates will be held Thursday and Friday, January 2 and 3, 1900, at the county superintendent's office in the courthouse, Choteau. A previous notice misdated the days due to calendar error.
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Court House
Choteau
Chateau
Avantha
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