Montana County Commissioners Begin July Sessions in 1919
The July 7 1919 regular session of Teton County Montana commissioners opens with chair A J Flynn and commissioners Crane and Anderson present. Notices include handling road matters such as Road 380 and opening Wilcox Road 181. The board also creates Herd District No 2 along the Teton River with detailed boundaries and notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of County Commissioners
A. J. Flynn
Chas. P. Crane
R. D. Anderson
George Briggs
A. B. Guthrie
H. L. Stafford
Deep Creek
Chateau
Hay Coulee
Belleview Road
Town
Seven Mile Coulee
Willow Creek Hill
Chateau-Sun River
Flynn
Reeman Daley
Montana
Same
Range
General Fund
Institute Fund
Anern
Crane
Wilcox Road
Paul F. Mathews
G. Hutchinson
Bole
Whiliam Wallace
Teton County
State of
Teton River
Township
Township 24
Tariges
Otto Wagnild
State Board of Equalization
Chautauqua Committees Formed After Unannounced Meeting
Mr. Caldwell representing El lison-White Chautauqua system attended yesterday and a meeting was held at Phil I. Cole’s office to appoint committees for local chautauqua business. Dr. H. J. McGregor was elected chairman with committees on arrangements, tickets and advertising named from among local participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caldwell
Phil I. Cole
H. J. McGregor
Homer McCullough
John Gleason
Freeman Daley
Oren Nelson
G. W. Janszen
Wim. Roulston
O. S. Forseth
Ike “Martine
John A. Carlson
Alice Greene
Lars Nagser
A. T. ‘Liese
N. Whitacre
E. L. Jourdonnais
Roy Pilling
S. T
T L Gap Farm Bureau Holds Important Meeting
The T L Gap Farm Bureau meeting at Johnson school house July 17 with nearly full membership elected officers for the coming year G B Zeigler as chairman Joseph Caronburg as vice chairman and Chas Ferris as secretary treasurer A census was taken for hay grain and seed needs A straw vote showed strong support for the better roads bonds due September 2 and against Teton county high school bonds citing crop failures and tax strain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. L. Gap Farm Bureau
Johnson School House
G. B. Zeigler
Joseph Caronburg
Chas. Ferris
Teton County
Civil actions filed in county court this week
Clerk Paul Jacobson notes filings including Nibby Yards Lumber Co versus Papi Jieshiam and Rogers Templeton Lumber Co against Theo L Forest transcript of judgment. Minneapolis Threshing Machine Company versus F H Pings transcript of judgment listed among entries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Jacobson
Nibby Yards Lumber Co
Papi
Jieshiam, Forest
Nave of Men
Rogers-Templeton Lumber Co
Theo. L. Forest
Special Session Called to Address Roads and Suffrage
Helena July 18 Governor W. Stewart called a special session of the Sixteenth legislature for July 29 to consider an emergency drought relief and road law amendments. Proposals include funding for roads, raising funds via bonds, and a possible statewide referendum on women's suffrage. The session may also tackle expanding highway work beyond the 10 000 limit without contracts and possibly advance a 15 million dollar state bond issue for good roads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
W. Stewart
Sixteenth Legislative Assembly
Drouth
State Highway Commission
Stewart
Montana
Supreme Court of Oregon
Farm Bureau Picnic at Great Northern Park
The Teton County Farm Bureau invites everyone to a July 28 picnic at Great Northern Park. Free coffee and lemonade on the grounds, with foot races and jumping events plus bucking contests and purses for winners. An evening dance follows and an official program outlines opening addresses and reports, including electing a nominating committee and county leader updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau
Teton County Farm Bureau
Great Northern Park
Treas
Myers Moves Drouth Relief Bill Into Senate Measure
Washington notes that Senator Myers seeks to attach a Montana drouth relief bill to the agricultural appropriation bill to secure immediate aid for farmers. Senator Walsh is also slated to speak on the League of Nations next Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Montana
Myers
Senate
Walsh
League of Nations
Live hog prices hit record $23.35 a hundredweight
Chicago July 28 live hogs sold at 23.35 a hundredweight, up from 23 yesterday. Officials cited a drop in arrivals as the reason for the new high price, surpassing the previous peak of 23.00.
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Dadenesenernes
Weeceenrsere
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Eergerenseteusquercores
Fairfield
Chateau
Chicago
Measure Submitted to Voters at September Election
A measure has been submitted to voters in the upcoming September election. Details remain sparse in the brief, but the action seeks public approval on a local policy item scheduled for the September ballot. Citizens are urged to review the measure language and election materials.
Former Choteau Girl Weds Elmer Bailey in Sheridan
Miss Maud Pond, longtime Choteau resident, marries Elmer Bailey of Sheridan at the Methodist parsonage with Rev. Ira W. Kingsley presiding. A quiet ceremony followed by a wedding dinner at 1529 North Main, Seattle plans, and a future in Harris flats apartment living after the couple returns. Mr. Bailey works at Ranch and Home Supply Co. and Maud has studied at Spencer Business College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maud Pond
Choteau
Ira W. Kingsley
Methodist Parsonage
Elmer Bailey
Sheridan
Harry Bailey
Oscar Bailey
Theodore
Helen Bailey
Glen Pond
John Edgar
Aubrich
North Main
Bailey
Seattle
Wash
Harris Flats
Ranch and Home Supply Co
Spencer Business College
Market cattle and hogs sought by K. J. Smith
Farmers urged to sell cattle and hogs at current market prices. Written notice directs contact at Citizens State Bank in Chateau or mail at Conrad Montana R F D No 2 with K J Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Citizens State Bank
Chateau
Conrad,Mont
K. J. Smith
Also Mentioned on This Page
Commissioners
Oareon
BANK
Comitz
Chautauqua
Gibbons
R T. L. Gap Farm Bureau
Mportant
Vileactions
Farm Bureau
Federal Farm Loans
E. J. Hirshberg
Sec.-Treas
Choteau National Farm Loan Association
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