Chateau Commercial Club Opposes Teton to Cascade County Transfer
Chateau Montana January 24 1925 the Chateau Commercial Club denounces a movement to transfer four townships from Teton to Cascade County The letter argues the shift would cut county valuation increase taxes and worsen debt while offering little administrative relief It urges Senator Harmon T Rhoads to vote against the measure and preserve Teton County’s tax base and services The club’s secretary E H Myrick prepared the notice for Helena.
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Choteau
Teton County
Cascade County
Helena
E. H.myrick
Commercial Club
Harmon T. Rhoads
Montana
Teton
Chateau Commercial Club
Lund
Jig
T. 23
R. I
Choteau Com. Club
E. H. Myrick
Meagher Gets Coyotes Bill Through Committee
T. A. Meagher, Teton county's representative, won committee passage for his bill to restore the state bounty on coyotes. He has served on seven House committees and defended his views from the floor since the legislature convened.
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T. A. Meagher
Teton County
Chateau
Meagher
Cascade County Opposes Annexation of Teton Territory
Cascade county commissioners drafted a resolution to the state legislature opposing annexation of territory from Teton and Chateau counties. The move drew strong local support in Teton, but faced opposition in Choteau and among legislators who favor keeping counties intact this session. No bill has been introduced yet.
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Cascade County
Teton
Chateau
Great Falls
Teton County
Choteau Commercial Club
Helena
Choteau
Reward Offered for Information on Glacier Park Missing Tourists
Two Chicago men, Joseph and William Whitehead, aged 22 and 29, vanished last August between Granite Park Chalets and the Lewis Hotel in Glacier Park. A total of 1700 dollars in rewards is offered for information, with posters shared by their mother Dora Whitehead urging publicity.
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Joseph
William Whitehead
Granite Park Chalets
Lewis Hotel
Glacier Park
Dora Whitehead
Department of the Interior
G. C. Care
Whitehead
Whitehead Boys
C. J. Kraehel
Belton
Foreclosures Filed in Civil Actions This Week
The Clerk of the Court reports several foreclosure actions filed in the past week. Power Morgan Co v O Boyer et al. First Mortgage Loan Co v Mike Grossman et al. Magdalen Meyer and Ida Inenfelser v Van Horn et al. Capital Trust and Savings Bank v Hofto. First State Bank of Bynum v Tim Cook as administrator of the estate of Mary Maule. Tim Cook v Gilda Marnig et al. All actions involve mortgage foreclosures.
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B. M. Jacobson
Power Morgan Co
O. E.boyer
First Mortgage Loan Co
Mike Grossman
Magdalen Meyer
Ida Inenfelser
van Horn
Canital Trust and Savings Bank
Hofto
First State Bank of Bynum
Tim Cook
Mary Maule
Gilda Marnig
Completed Census Of Agricultural Resources Indicates County On Mend
Forest officials report Teton county shows improvement after a completed quintennial agricultural census. 1043 schedules for Teton and 173 for Lewis and Clark counties were submitted, with enumerators traveling thousands of miles by auto and saddle to gather data.
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Teton County
Charles Butler
Ear Mountain District
Lewis and Clark Forest
Lewis and‘Clark County
Missoula
Lewis and Clark County
U. S. Reclamation Service
Fairfield
Power
Wm. Heckman
A.B. Guthrie, Jr
Butler
Fry and
Frederickson
Willow Creek
Blackleaf
U. S
Heckman
Guthrie
United States
By.h. Myrick
Chouteau County
County Agent News Notes Plans for 1925 meetings in Teton county
County meetings to outline 1925 agricultural programs across Teton county will cover new wheat barley and oat varieties testing dairy clubs for butter fat production caponizing and possible carload bean shipments. Also discussed are forage crops arctic sweet clover seed tests and bean yields given growing seasons.
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Teton County
Montana House Ratifies Child Labor Amendment
The Montana House approved the Child Labor Amendment by 86 to 11, supporting ratification of the proposed Twentieth Amendment. The article notes national defeat thus far, with 13 states voting it down, and 45 legislatures to vote this winter. The House also backed a closed primary plan requiring voter party declarations and a filing fee for candidates.
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Montana
United States
House of Representatives
Senate
Farmington Notes Social Routines and Local Visits
Local residents host dinners and visits with families in Farmington and nearby Chateau. A Ladies Aid meeting is planned for February 4 at Mrs. H Nyhns, with all welcome. A surprise party for Helmer Anderson featured dancing games and a late lunch.
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J. O. Fjeseth
J. J. Otness
Alice
Chateau
Richem
Great Home
Henry Nyhus
Mr. Forseth
Mr. Swenson
Great Falls
Chateau Fans Witness Fight Card at the Grand
Cha teau fans Dr. E. J. Crary John W. Hall and Denzel McDonald attended a fight card at the Grand in Great Falls last Thursday evening.
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E. J. Crary
John W. Hall
Denzel McDonald
Chateau
the Grand In
Great Falls
Old Timers Frolic Moves to Woodmen Hall on Main
The Old Timers frolic will be held Friday evening February 6 at the Woodmen hall just north of the Creamery on Main Avenue replacing the K P hall as originally announced.
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Woodmen Hall
Main Avenue
Old Timers Change Meeting Place to Woodmen Hall
Article notes Teton Oldest Settlers reunion on Friday February 6 at Chateau with committees listed for officers advisory board reception door music floor table and serving roles. It explains the Old Timers' history and contributions including building churches schools and communities in the early settlement era.
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Teton
Chateau
Teton County
J. E. Cashman
J. C. Taylor
Jennie Green
Amnie._ Kelley
A. ‘B. Guthrie
T. A
Chag. Klockler
Hi Loomis
Fred Perry
C. James Smith
Wm. Cook
H. L. Halladay
Ed. Dennis
Mary Bair
Wm. Butchart
Jas. Sulgrove
W. H. Gorham
J.A. Baart
B. M. Browns
T. O. Larson
Pred Perry
Rogers
Acantha
Epworth League Social and Church Services
The Epworth League hosted a well attended meeting at the M E Church with a featured Ladies Industrial chicken pie supper. Sunday schedule includes Sunday school at 10 36 morning worship at 11 30 Epworth League at 6 45 and evening service at 7 30 with sermon on Christian Attitude on Child Labor.
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Epworth League
Belleview Notes On Local Visits And Cattle Sale
C W Wymer of Choteau visited Frank Salmond ranch then returned Friday. Mrs Salmond and Mrs Ward accompanied him to Choteau. Mrs Gray visits with daughter Mary near Sloan. Claud Lewis sold cattle to Fred True and discussed with Frank Salmond. Fred True and Claude Lewis traveled to Chateau to finalize the Lewis cattle sale. Roads drying in sunny weather. J R Young lacks feeling in a hand frozen years ago. Emil Duer stayed in Chateau last week, ranch cared for by Max and Mrs Bruno.
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Belleview
C. W. Wymer
Choteau
Frank Salmond
J. W. Ward
N. K. Gray
Mary
Sloan
Claud Lewis
Fred True
Lewis
Chateau
Claude Lewis
Chateau district boards new tuition fee for outside district children
Board of trustees of School District No. 1 Chateau set a $25 annual tuition per outside child attending Chateau schools. Clerks of affected districts must remit state and county per capita funds by February 6. The move targets about 40 nonresident students. actual cost per child exceeds the fee, and a state attorney general ruling limits census inclusion of outside children.
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Board of Trustees of
Chateau
John W. Hall
Woman's Club Meeting and Library Open House
The Woman's Club holds a social and business meeting in the library rooms at 3 o'clock on Tuesday February 3. The Library Committee invites the public to visit the Chateau library on February 3 from 4:30 to 5:30 in the afternoon and 7:30 to 10:00 in the evening with light refreshments. Donations of late fiction or children's books are welcome and a pay shelf with new titles has been placed.
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Chateau
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