Commissioners Proceedings Regular-December Session 1919
The board met in Chateau Montana on December 2 3 4 5 6 1919. Relief and relief claims audits dominated daily sessions with warrants and county claims reviewed. Road 330A changes approved and county road opened. A Meagher sent to South Dakota for hay. Robert Clarkson rehired as county agriculturist. seed grain elevators selected. health and physician bids opened later. 1915 tax refunds granted.
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Chateau
Mont
jBoard
Robert Clarkson
Montana
Meridian
Blackleaf Creek
Punty
A. Meagher
South Dakota
Hay
Rena
Choteau Gallatin Valley
Bob Gallatin Valley
Bynum Montana
Sloan Gallatin Valley Elevator
Power State Elevator
Scree Dutton
A. B. Parkhurst
Sun River Stock Association Holds Annual Meeting
The Sun River Stock Association met in the forest supervisor's office on Tuesday with Thomas Clark and C S McDonald among attendees. Officers named for the year include Thomas Clark president and Carl O Madson secretary treasurer. plans include issuing permits for about 1600 head of cattle and a 1.26 per head assessment for herd care and fence maintenance.
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Sun River Stock Association
Forest Supervisor's Office
Thomas Clark
C. S. McDonald
Earl Yeager
Carl O. Madson
Hennengsen
Sun River
EOE
County Board Proceedings Notes December 1919
The county board adjourned to 10 a m December 10 1919 and 2 p m for relief claims. On December 11 1919 they set February 6 1920 for protest tax hearings and opened bids for county physician and health officer contracts awarded to Dr H J McGregor and Dr John A. (Continued on page 8.)
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H. J. McGregor
John A
Belt to Host Teton in Friday High School Basketball
Belt prepares for a home game against Teton on Friday Jan 16 with optimism after beating Conrad and Augusta earlier. The eighth grade and second team will play before and after the first half. Admission is 25 and 50 cents. Frederick Gewald returns to class. The debate squad plans a Shelby contest next month. The cantata The Wild Rise will be staged January 24 in the high school auditorium.
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Alva ‘Larson
Belt
Teton
Conrad
Augusta
Admis
Sion
Robert Dow
Bozeman
Shelby
Chateau’s
Lloyd Hansen
Dorothy Longmuir
Frederick Gewald
Lake covers site of seven Mexican cities
Mexico City reports seven towns near Teocelo have been submerged by earthquakes and a great lake covers their former sites. Teocelo messages through Vera Cruz say 34 bodies recovered. Orizaba and Cordoba fear new Orizaba crater amid rising panic. Estimates push casualties toward thousands, with widespread village destruction and fear of missing towns.
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Mexico City
Teocelo
Palapa
Vera Cruz
Cordoba
Orizaba
San Miguel
Mount
Vera Gree
Puebla
Sans Miguel
Anc
Courtlan
Forest Service officials map Sun River elk survey trip
A Sunriver district ranger begins a days long survey from Round Park to Benchmark via Wood Ford Willsow and Beaver creeks to locate elk and oversee forest work in the Sun River game preserve. Clark returns from Augusta meeting while flag pole brackets are installed for the federal office in Chateau.
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Sunriv
Round Park
Sun River
Wood
Ford
Willsow
Beaver
Forest
A. O. Peterson
Sunriver
Supervisors
Martineau
Logan
Utah
Glacier Park
Clark
Augusta
Augusta Livestock Association
Ford Creek
Chateau
U. S
First Street
Burglars Loot Larsen Residence in Tuesday Night Break In
Reports leak that burglars entered basements of Senator T. O. Larsen and Julius Hirshberg on Tuesday night. Liquor was taken from the Larsen residence while Hirshberg’s home was found empty of drink. No arrests yet, but developments expected soon.
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T. O. Larsen
Julius
Hirshberg
Larsen
Public School Receives Donations and Honors in Glacier County
Glacier County Public School hosts visitors Miss Thompson and Mrs Stanley Foot, adjusts classroom seating, and thanks Hentges Hardware for a donated medicine ball. Mr. D Forrest spoke on dairy life, third graders earned perfect attendance certificates, and public school boys tied 14 to 14 with a high school team in a friendly basketball game.
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Be.” D. Forrest
Mr. Forrest
William Wi?rud
Herman Rhoads
James Rose
Waneta’ Price
John Peterson
Ethel Morgan
Thomas Moore
Joe McCullough
Jessie Ines
Georgia Frost
Betty Foot
Thomas McGlenn
Marian Gleason
Charles Coboe
Charles Rhoads
Ed Dow
Walter Dow
William Upiman
Clarence McDonald
Clark Coffey
Morgan Reports Interesting Geysers to Glaciers Meet
J C Morgan describes a meeting of the Geysers to Glaciers association held last week in Billings. Plans include distributing 100000 pamphlets to advertise the route with trail colors from park to park and an inspection tour set for May 9 starting at Livingston. The group will visit Yellowstone and Glacier parks, staying at Chateau on the 13th with an executive meeting that afternoon. Directors E J Hirshberg and J C Morgan represent Teton county.
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J. C. Morgan
Geysers To Glaciers Association
Billings
Livingston
Yellowstone Park
Glacier Park
Chateau
E. J. Hirshberg
Association
Teton County
Mr. Morgan
From Flunkied Luxury to Hoodlum Gatekeeper of Alley Throng
Amy Burke played by Mary Pickford in The Hoodlum learns the hard life on Creighen Street after leaving Riverside drive. Her grandfather watches as Amy becomes a star crook and lenient tenement heroine with a blend of comedy and romance amid novel scenes and humane acts.
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Riverside Drive
Amy Burke
Mary Pickford
Royal Theater
Creighen
Fifth Avenue
Amy
injunction to halt primary in montana closely worded
Helena judge issues writ of prohibition stopping the April presidential primary and Senate Bill 32 action citing the law change to a closed primary. The case of Iau Good fian of Helena versus Secretary of State, now under appeal, questions referendum viability and voter petitions while awaiting Supreme Court ruling.
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Chas. T. Stewart
Secretary of State
Senate
Helena
W. H. Poorman
Iau Goodfian
Frank Woody
Poorman
Stewart
Supreme Court
District Court
Recital at P I Cole Home Tuesday Promises Delight
The coming recital at the P I Cole home Tuesday promises to be one of the year's most delightful numbers. Mrs J A Foot chairs the committee in charge. Mesdames P J Cole and W J Roulston oversee Red Cross Christ mart seals sales in the district and express confidence despite incomplete rural reports. A meeting of the library committee is set for Thursday evening at the club rooms.
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P. I.cole
J. A. Foot
Mesdames P. JI. Cole
W. J. Roulston
Red Cross
Christ. Mart Seals
Teton
Lirary Committee
Community Christmas Tree Expenditures Report Summary
Report shows total collection of 106.47 with expenses for candies nuts cartons and drayage plus janitor services 6.50. Christmas tree decorations 5.27 and music supplies bring total expenses to 61.91 leaving a balance of 44.56 for next year and noting Mrs J C Morgan and Mrs A B Guthrie.
Farmington Notes on Visitors and Community Events
Clarence Stenson spent a few days in Great Falls and returned Saturday. Mrs. A. H. Gamble and several visitors attended the local school Friday forenoon. Mrs. Taller Hanson and Mrs. Peter Cleir from Bonner and Mrs. Chas. Dunn from Browning are visiting the Oluf Lindseth home. The Ladies Aid elected officers Mary Hanson president J J Otness vice president and William Chalmers secretary treasurer. Next meeting January 28 at Carl Hanson’s. Cranton’s child are ill Sunday school after services next Sunday. Organist Mrs. Nasser will teach a class. A youth gathering occurred last Friday at Oluf Lindseth’s. Choir practice Saturdays at 7 30 PM. all welcome. Mrs. Olaf Tindseth went to Great Falls to be with her children Oddmund and Mrs Charley Dunn who will be operated at Deaconess hospital this week. Parload of coal delivered to Farmington through Mrs. Connor.
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Clarence Stenson
Great Falls
A. H. Gamble
Taller Hanson
Peter Cleir
Bonner
Montana
Chas. Dunn
Browning
Oluf Lindseth
Aid
O. Lindseth
Mary Hanson
J. J. Otness
William Chalmers
Carl Hanson
Nasser
Oluf Lindseths
Olaf Tindseth
Great ‘Falls
Jehildren
Oddmund
Charley ‘Dunn
Right To Regulate Prices Denied by Trade Commission
United States District Judge George M. Bourquin in Helena issued a permanent injunction against the state trade commission's general order No 4. The order would require merchants to mark articles with both invoice and selling prices. Attorney General S C Ford said the ruling will be appealed to the U S Supreme Court.
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United States
George M. Bourquin
Helena
State Trade Commission
S. C. Ford
The
Trade Commission
United Sates Supreme Court
Church Notes at M. E. Church
Sunday 10 30 worship with topic Present Crisis in our Local Church. Sunday school 11 30 followed by Sunday school board meeting. Epworth League 2 30 with Prof. Burgett on A Worth while Life. Evening service 7 30 The Unrecognized Christ. New members welcome. Preparatory class Tuesday January 20. Choir rehearsal Wednesday with Prof. NR F Williamson.
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Epworth League
Burgett
Willead
Christ
NR. F. Williamson
Also Mentioned on This Page
Commissioners
B. M. Jacobson
Ruth Sweat
Sun River Stock Assoc
Lewis & Clark National Forest
National Forest
Forest Service
Yee
Reserve Banking System
Member
Federal Reserve System
First National Bank
Forest Service Notes
Citizens State Bank
A. B. Guthrie
T. H. Pridham
Farmington
Mrs. Con
M. E. Church
Harry T. Stang
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