Montana Legislature Enters Second Half of Session
The Montana Legislature nears the halfway point of its 15th session with a record pace of bills. A large deficit forecast by Senator Kane prompts calls for tighter economy while committees advance key measures including lobbyist registration and eight hour work rules.
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Montana
Commissioners Proceedings Chateau Montana January 9 1917
The Montana county board meets in regular session at 10 am with commissioners Radcliffe Savory Ledgerwood and clerk present. They elect Radcliffe chairman through January 1919, approve December 1916 minutes and financials, adopt district 58 boundary lines and apportion $51 085.29 to district funds, approve county officer salaries, and set up 1917 contracts and appointments including a Ford for the surveyor and a JP for Walier township.
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Chateau
Montana
Henry Radcliffe
Ernest A. Savory
Dan Ledgerwood
John J. Greene
Nellie R. Brown
Tle
Blackfeet Indian Reservation
E. C. Garrett
James Gibson
Radcliffe
H. T. Rhoads
Geo. F. Miller
H. W. Bateman
Harry P. Harrington
Walier Township
E Radcliffe
Miller
H. J. McGregor
Board of Health
James Sulgrove
R. M. Farrington
Ben Feist
Kirschenmann
Two Trustee Defendants Sentenced for Mail Fraud
Helena January 30. R R Sidebotham and J G Wilmot, the only two of fifteen defendants in the North Western Trustee case found guilty, were sentenced by Judge George M Bourquin to 13 months in Fort Leavenworth and to pay trial costs about 4000 dollars. They will be sent to Leavenworth in a few days. The judge said restitution could lead to a presidential pardon.
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Helena
R. R. Sidebotham
J.G. G. Wilmot
Northwestern
George M. Bourquin
United States
Fort Leavenworth
Leavenworth
Bourquin
Liquor license renewals denied after hearings in Power county
Missioners iSavory and Ledgerwood with the clerk presided over hearings for Ben Feist and Kirschenmann & Hausauer of Collins seeking renewals of retail liquor licenses. After evidence and protest, the board refused renewals due to lack of qualifying residents and hotel operation, ordering license refunds and saloons to close by 10 p.m. January 13, 1917. E. M. Olson named justice of the peace for Power township. Regular board meetings moved to the second Monday each month.
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iSavory
Ledgerwood
Ben Feist
Kirschenmann
Willow Creek
Deep Creek
North Fork
Sunriver Road
Frazier
J. M. Weaver
A. J. Cowall
J. H. Barnett
F. E. Moore
Mort Hirshberg
Ben
High School Notes and Upcoming Games Highlight Week
The senior notes recount senior and faculty treats for domestic science class, a close basketball game where Fort Benton won 18 to 17, and plans for banners for the Feb 9 Teton game. Harold Forrest becomes yell leader. the operetta by Teton county and Chateau schools is praised. upcoming chess y matches include Feb 9 at the high school.
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Teton Boys
Fort Benton
Chouteau County
Our Boys
Great Falls
Thomas Hopkinson
Chateau Town
Great Falls Y. M. C. A
Mr. Dietrich
Frank Collins
Frank
District Court Admits Twelve Citizens in Probate and Naturalization
Judge J. B. Leslie presided over a two day district court session from Great Falls. Proceedings granted naturalization to twelve applicants including Franz Zalbach of Germany Louis Phillips of Macedonia Thomas Sinoleski of Russia Sjoerd Veikberg of the Netherlands William Armstrong of Scotland Louise Smitt of Holland Robert McFalls of Ireland Edward Wright of Canada Adolph Neyenhuis of Holland John Johnson of Norway Frank Slama of Austria Jacob Wiest of Russia.
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J. B. Leslie
Great Falls
District Court
Louis Phillips
Macedona
Thomas Sinoleski
Russia
Sjoerd Jacob Veikberg
Netherlands
William Armstrong
Scotland
Louise Charlotte Smitt
Holland
Robert James McFalls
Ireland
Edward Wright
Canada
Adolph Neyenhuis
John Johnson
Norway
Frank Slama
Austria
Jacob Wiest
Proposed Game Law Would Consolidate Montana Fish and Game Statutes
Senator J B Goose chairs a bill to codify Montana fish and game laws into one act. The measure, backed by the Montana Fish and Game Commission and sports groups, tightens deer and waterfowl seasons, sets possession limits, and requires licenses and new self cleaning screen fish wheels in irrigation ditches. The bill, debated by the senate fish and game committee, aims to fund the department through license revenue and to preserve wildlife resources statewide.
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Helena
J. B. Goose
Senate Fish and Game Comminisy
Montana Fish and Game Commission
Fish and Game Fund
Fish and Game Department
Fish and Game
Gnose
C. B. Roberts
Senate Fish and Game Committee
Goose
J. M. Burlingame
Cascade
William E. Jones
Meagher
Dan Slayton
Musselshell
A. J. Brower
Missoula
Fred Whiteside
Flathead
Dan Healey
Park
Contageous Disease Reporting Law Mentioned
The state health law makes anyone who knows a family member is infected with a contagious disease and fails to report to the public health officer a misdemeanor. Measles fall under this rule. Health officers cited are Dr. H. W. Bateman at Chateau and Dr. H. J. McGregor for the county.
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Chateau
H. W. Bateman
H. J. McGregor
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Thos. Kane
Senate
Browers
Committee On
House
Labor Committee
Congress
George W. Taylor
Teton County
Edwards Dill
First National Bank of
Federal Reserve System
First National
Hirshberg Brothers Bankers
Oldest Bank
Franz Carl Zalbach
Germany
THE
Citizens State Bank
Choteau, Montana
Mercial Banking