Teton county Montana January 6 1919 board minutes
Regular January session of the Teton county commissioners at Chateau Montana with E A Savory and D Ledgerwood presiding. They elect Savory as chairman through January 1921 and note bond approval for M A O Neil as clerk and recorder. They pay road right of way costs and appoint deputies with set salaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau
Mont
A. Savory
D. Ledgerwood
P. Crane
E. A.avory
M.A. O'Neil
E. A
Dan
Teton County
Board of County Commissioners
Montana
Henry Radcliffe
Mb. A. Savory
E. C. Garrett
Grace M. Thompson
Glack Park
H. J. Clark
Freeman’ Daley
J. M. Davis
Bozeman
Chateau, Collins, Conrad and
Cat Bank
Board
George H. Ritzschkee
Township 24
Section
Dad's Day letters from Sergeant G Frederickson in France
Verdun area front line letter recounts July 1917 voyage from New York to France, training near Le Cendre, front advances near Argonne, and scenes of war including Dead Man's Hill. He describes German prisoners, artillery use of French 155s, trenches, and the grim aftermath of battle. He notes possible transfer to Coblenz, Germany, and includes observations on French money and camp life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wheeler Cole
G. A. Frederickson
Teton County
Camp Lewis
Chateau
Verdun
France
New York
Liverpool
South Hampton
England
la Havre
English Channel
le Cendre
Aesar
Beardsley
Wadeline Court
Argonne Forest
Ar‘gonne
Huns
Sam
Chateau Thierry
St. Michael
First Army
Second Army
Argonne Woods
Coblenz
Germany
U.S
Choteau Defeats Conrad in Spirited Contest
On January 10 at Choteau a spirited game saw Teton defeat Conrad 35 to 3 after a rugged 40 minutes. Arthur Wiprud scored early baskets, Guthrie replaced Wiprud in the second half, and four Conrad guards struggled with teamwork while M. J. Crouch refereed a rough but satisfactory contest before about 350 spectators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton
Conrad
Teton Ligh
Arthur Wiprud
Teton High
Guthrie
Wiprud
M. J. Crouch
Great Falls
Chateau
Mrs. E. E. Wilson Victim Of Influenza
Mrs. E Wilson aged 24 of 12 miles west of Fair died Friday at 4 AM from influenza. Funeral held 2 PM Monday at Connor's parlors with Father Morony officiating. She came with husband from Lewistown in 1918, worked on a ranch near Bynum before moving to Fairfield. Survived by husband, her father, and two sons aged three and fourteen days. oldest son ill in Chateau hospital with influenza.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Wilson
Fairfire
Connor
Father Morony
Lewistown
Bynum
Fairfield
Chateau ‘Hospital
Christmas Letters From War Fronts At Baltimore Visit
A World War I era letter describes a troop visit to Baltimore for Red Cross drives, sightseeing, and a Christmas celebration with a wealthy host. The author notes snow and a sharp cold, with memories of the capitol, White House, and embassy tours, plus a harbor of care for shell shocked veterans.
County Division Motion Bypassed in Senate Vote
Helena January 15 The senate adopted a motion directing the rules committee to report a rule barring any bill creating new counties during the present session The measure defeated the county divisionists efforts in both houses and was passed 22 to 18 with two absentees reported by the Great Falls Tribune.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
Senate
Rules Committee
House
Lake
Nose
Deer Lodge
Great Falls
Bank veteran Montgomery joins Choteau branch
H. M. Montgomery, previously in the service and formerly with the First National Bank of Chinook Montana, has accepted a position with the First National Bank of Choteau.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. M. Montgomery
First National Bank of
Chinook
Montana
Freshman Gladys Shook Returns to School After Absence
Shho Votes Miss Gladys Fred reports from the domestic science insting where she says she likes Montana and Chateau. This week the girls bake cookies and serve hot lunches with Majid Lestrud and Ruby Sandberg as cooks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Chateau
Majid Lestrud
Ruby Sandberg
Gladys Shook
Episcopal Church Notes for January Epiphany Sunday
On the second Sunday after Epiphany the Episcopal congregation notes Sunday school at noon with Mr H W Smith in charge and predicts good attendance. Mr Haley will lead services at Great Falls next Sunday. County mission assessments were met for the first time in 1918 and the St Stephen’s general missions assessment was its largest yet. A Sunday school party at the guild hall is planned for Saturday January 26 with games music and refreshments for all children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. W. Smith
Haley
Episcopal Church
Great Falls
St.’ Stephen’s
Bankhead Bill Would Require Montana To Provide Cooperation
Montana would contribute about 35 cents per federal dollar for highway aid under proposed Bankhead legislation, lowering the state’s share from 50 percent to roughly 26 percent and saving Montana around eight million dollars. The Salt Lake conference aimed to set a definite western policy on cooperation. Roscoe Moore wed in Billings last month and his honeymoon heads to California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
Congress
Montana
Pratt
State Highway Commission
Salt Lake City
Western State
Tf Congress
Salt Lake
Chicago
American Association of State Highway Officials
Roscoe Moore
Billings
California
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Wee Cteig Herk Proceedings
First National
BANK
Choteau, Montana
Federal Reserve System
Choteau
Conrad Boys
E. E. Wison
Pla
Geragny
F. A
Halladay
Norfolk
Baltimore
Willian Bahrenschmidt
Washington, D. C
Library
Capitol
U. S. Treasury
Army and Navy
White House
Supreme Court
Red Circle Club
Geo. Magee
Pendroy
Larry Carmick
Mr. Pelzer
Sam. McClaren
McLaren
Martine
Sidney Miller
Register of State Lands
Hille Sone
Jefferson Seeder Es
Westeres Ruersaaboses
Lewis and Clark de Eceetees Aesseusesece
Lincoln Eae
Nacasenaceres
Madison
Missoula
Wibaux Ee
Yellowstone
Shho
Gladys Fred
Episcopal Church Notes
Citizens State Bank
Vezi
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