Farmers Meet Planned by National Council in Teton County
The National Council of Defense schedules a series of farm meetings in Teton County with three speakers addressing the role of American farmers in world food, food economy, and the meaning of war. Dates span June 20 to July 14 at multiple towns including Dutton, Coblins, East Conrad, Erickson, Ethridge, Spring Valley, Kalma, Chateau, Farmington, Bynum, and Dupuyer.
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Ete National Council of
Nefenge
America
State Council of Defense
Teton County
Dutton
Coblins
Grange Hall
East Conrad
Erickson School
West Conrad
Ethridge
G. L. Martin
Bozeman
Monson
W. J. Hanna
Big Timber
Royal
Chute Agriculturis
Good Roads Resolution for Teton County June 26 1917
County board proclaims Good Roads Day for June 26 1917 designates a committee with foremen for each district and calls able bodied men to work on roads. List of district foremen includes Choteau Floyd Clark Fairfield J M Baker Lowry C P Roberts Power H R Jones Dederick Cole William Wallace Spring Valley C M Vance P J Feehan Dutton L J Ringen Kalma H L Stafford Belleview J W Ward IT L Gap Gerrit Janszen Farmington J W Kerr Olaf Forseth Agawam Otto Schaefer Pendrey B S Merritt Bynum C A Franks Spring Hill W D Jones Blackleaf Roy McNeal Collins Ben Fiest Brady Geo McLean J L Billings Porter W P Grooms Browhe ll Geo C Miles Dupuyer G N Campbell Williams H L Barber P F La Valle Manson H A Dusell Ledger John Ackerman Fowler James Gordon Eds Bogart Vanter R Ww Speir Jacob Fey UB ieh Créek Jacob Lautter Fish Lake Sdin Wilburts Dry Fork Loutle Daggett Marias Wm Kaufman Cut Bank S L Potter Martin Jacobson Head Light D Frank Stufft Red River Henry Jacobson Browning J L Sherburne Lubec J M Hyde East Pondora Wm Gibbons By order of the Board of County Commissioners of Teton County Montana Iversqail
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Montana
Tejon County
Board of County Commissioners
Teton County
Choteau
Floyd Clark
Fairfield
J. M. Baker
Lowry
C. P. Roberts
Power
H. R. Jones
P. H. Dederick
Cole
William Wallace
Spring Valley
C. M. Vance
P. J. Feehan
Dutton
L.J. Ringen
Kalma
H. L. Stafford
Belleview
J. W. Ward
IT. L
D. Frank Stufft
Red River
Henry Jacobson
Browning
J. L. Sherburne
Lubec
J. M. Hyde
East Pondora
Wm. Gibbons
Bole Gopher Day Celebration Planned for June 19
Citizens of Bole organize a full day event on Tuesday June 19 from 10:00 am to evening with a big dance. H A Prescott will be the speaker with a 10 30 am address followed by sports including foot races horse races and a ball game with prizes. A large local crowd is expected to attend.
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Bole
H. A. Prescott
Mr. Prescott
Boie
Hodgskiss Hall
C. S. McDonald
John Hall
Red Cross
McCullough’s
J. I. Cain
J. R. Gleason
Carlyle Blackwell
June Eldridge
H. J. McGregor
John Lsausers
E. N. Haugen
Fifth annual shoot at Chateau Rod and Gun club
The Chateau Rod and Gun club holds its fifth annual shoot on June 24 with seven events and great prizes. A fisherman’s special prize involves casting a fly in a bucket. Merchants donated merchandise alongside cash prizes. see the program for full particulars.
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Chateau Rod & Gun Club
School Board Elects Teachers for Chateau Public School
At the June 12 board meeting district No. 1 employed teachers for the upcoming term. Theresa Moore of Cle Elum will teach music and art, Lillian Ravndal of South Dakota will handle fourth grade, and Inez Smith of Stevens Point will teach sixth grade. All are Normal graduates with several years of experience.
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Board of School Trustees of School District No
Liberty Bond Subscriptions at Two Chateau Banks Reach 40550
Subscriptions totaling 40550 are reported from Citizens State Bank and First National Bank. Named subscribers include A. C. Burbank, John A. Carlson, J. J. Greene, Lloyd Hansen, Eva M. Sturgeon, Harriett Larson, Robert C. Wood, and many others across Chateau Lodge No. 11, Cottonwood Camp No. 210, Fidelity Chapter O E S, Chevalier Lodge No. 12, K of P, and local lodges.
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J. A. Baart
G. Baker
D. Blanksma
A. C. Burbank
John A. Carlson
Chateau Lodge
A. Fl& AY
Cottonwood Camp
W. Rw
John J. Greene
Lloyd Hansen
Guy S. Jameson
Alva Larson
Harriett Larson
Russell R. Mellon
Seth R. Roll
Helen E. Sturgeon
Eva M. Sturgeon
R. Sturgeon
F. L. Sweet
Wesley White
Caroline White
Robert C. Wood
Chas
H. Carlin
Chevalier Lodge
Arthur Ramsey
E. A. Savory
Jerry Siccama
Coenrad Smith
E. D. Stonehouse
Alee Truchot
Chateau Library Drive Encourages Reading and Donations
Community notes invite residents to donate and borrow books at the Chateau library open Wednesdays and Saturdays from 3 to 5 pm. The library thanks Power-Morgan Co for a 19.90 donation. The Chateau band’s Great Falls convention trip was a success with performances and a royal welcome, though rain delayed return.
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Power- Morgan Co
Great Falls
Choteau
Here
Park Hotel
Chateau
Lepecrei
Woman Burned In Evening Fire At Gullickson Home
Grace Malone suffered severe burns from flame while cleaning clothing at the Gullickson residence on 1905 Third Avenue North. She was rushed to Columbus hospital in critical condition with burns on hands and face, while Mrs Gullickson also injured. Doctors held cautious hope for recovery as plans were made for travel to California.
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Bonnie
Malone
John A. Gullickson
Third ‘Avenue North
Columbus Hospital
Miss Malone
California
Miss Grace Malone
Bonnie Malone
Tzi
Red Cross Emergency Fund Campaign in Montana
Montana pledges 400000 toward the Red Cross for American armies. Teton county aims at least 2000 during June 18–25. Hon. T. O. Larson named county executive chairman. Cha teau and Conrad to host committees. Details on Red Cross truths and building costs included.
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Teton County
T. O. Larson
Helena
Mrr
Larson
Red Cross Association
Red Cross
Cross
United States
The Red Cross as a United States War Aid Agency
An overview of the American Red Cross role in wartime. It explains the organization’s charter, leadership, and scope from volunteer aid to support for troops. It notes international recognition, 300000 members, 350 chapters, and the call for home-front volunteers to supply medical and comfort needs.
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The
American Red Cross
United States
Red Cross
Congress
Secretary of War
Secretary of the Navy
Civilized Nations
Geneva
American National Red Cross
State Department
Treasury
Army
Navy
Washington, D. C
Army Medical Service
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National Defense
Steton County
Iversqail
Citizens State Bank
Carter
Philadelphia Press
Liberty
First National Bank
Library Notes
Ighoteau
Goon
Bae
Bette
Red Cross Emergency Fund
Washington
Friends of the Red Cross
Sam
the Red Cross
William ‘Howard Taft
U. S
France