Commissioners Proceedings May and June 1916 at Conrad Walier Cut Bank
The Montana county board met in special session May 29 1916 at Conrad with all members present. They discussed opening Barber North road No 224 and joint county matters with Toole county at Walier and Cut Bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conrad
Mont
Henry Radcliffe
Ernest A. Savory
Martin Jacobson
G. S. Jameson
Chris Ostrom
W. L. Skimore
A. C. Wickuler
W. Simmons
Barber-North Road No. 224
Walier
Board of County Commissioners
Toole County
Teton County
Cut Bank
W. C. Boucher
Board of Equalization
H. T. Rhoads
H. W. Bateman
John Gaines
Coulee
Range 5
Kasper J. Reinhardt
C. Ostensee
Ben Engelter
Ostensoe Road No. 171
Savory
Walter- Montana Land & Water Co
W. H. Scott
H. G. Bailey
Brady North Road
Township
Mr. Scott
Walier Road
Conrad District
Russell
Mfg
Claude Scott
Conrad- O'Brien Road
McNeely- North Road
Ward
Freebury Brothers
John Fitzpatrick
Dupuyer-Conrad
W. E. Arnot
Hans F. Schmit
Range 3
Valier
Valier Real Estate Company
R. W. Speir
W. M. Wayman
Valier-Montana Land & Water Company
Williams
H. L. Barber
Speir
Wayman
Commerceial
L. C. Marsh
Geo. A. Norman
Toole
Yeton
Moyias River
Willow Rounds Cross
Lurveyor Ward
Toole County Board
Marias River
Range 4
Sullivan
Ise
Cut Bank International Boundary Road
Andrew Teterud
E. C. Garrett
Creamery Promoters Warned By State Dairy Commission
A letter to the Commercial club secretary in Choteau Montana from the State Dairy Commission cautions against creamery promoters who take large sums and deliver poor value. It urges reporting promoters with names and prices and publicizing the issue in rural districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Dairy _ Commission
Foot
Commercial Club
Choteau
Montana
Citizens of the Teau Plan Good Roads Day Observance
A meeting of teau citizens will convene in the court room Friday at 8 PM to organize activities for Good Roads Day next Tuesday. The gathering aims to outline observance plans and coordinate community participation.
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The
Teau
Gopher War Calls Farmers to Wipe Out Pests
County Agriculturist J. M. Davis urges farmers to act against gophers damaging crops. He describes rapid increases, outlines poisoned grain methods, and calls for organized “gopher days” to reduce numbers. Davis offers help to implement the plan.
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J. M. Davis
Larson to Build New Corner Block in Great Falls
Architect George Shanley, from Great Falls, plans a three story corner building on the former Frost/Cornice site owned by T. O. Larson. Two ground floor stores face Main, bank and Frost on the corner, with upstairs offices. Frost’s shop will move during construction. Thompson’s storefront may relocate. F S Doege to oversee the work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Shanley
Great Falls
Chateau
Chas. Frost
T. O. Larson
J. I. Cain
Frost
Mr. Frost
Lewis Thompson
Hirshberg
F. S. Doege
Force of Men
Chateau Ball Team Plans Trips to Con trad and Valier
The Chateau ball team travels to Con trad next Sunday and then to Valier the following Sunday to play away games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau
Contrad
Valier
Startling Sale Buys 850 Yearling Cattle at 45 Each
W F Stevens notes a record cattle deal as McIntire Ranch sells 850 head of one year old steers to Matador Cattle Co for 38,250 dollars. The price surpasses prior norms and signals a bright yet costly market, with buyers wary of current high costs while war impacts loom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. F. Stevens
McIntire Ranch
McGrath
Matador Cattle Co
Saskatchewan
McIntire
Matador
Mr. Stevens
Browning Review
Civil Actions Filed With Clerk Of Court In Past Week
Civil actions filed include Arthur D Johnson vs I B Duncan attachment G C Putt vs Abram Davis abstract of judgment G C Putt vs Edwin Davis abstract Albert L Halladay et al vs Effie Jane Meyer suit on contract D W Doyle vs Sarah C Cole preclosure of mortgage Jas A Hughes vs H Francis Hughes quiet title Anna Erickson vs C H Wilcox appeal filed with Clerk James Gibson last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Gibson
Arthur D. Johnson
I. B. Duncan
Attachment
G. C. Putt
Edwin Davis
Albert L. Halladay
Effie Jane Meyer
D. W. Doyle
Sarah
C. Cole
Jas. A. Hughes
H. Franis Hughes
Anna Erickson
C. H. Wilcox
Hughes and Fairbanks Nominated by Republican Convention
Charles Evans Hughes of New York won the Republican nomination on the third ballot with 94 934 votes while Roosevelt Dupont Weeks and Lodge trailed. The roll call neared the required majority as New Jersey touched the mark. Hughes accepted unanimously at the chair and resigned from the Supreme Court. Theodore Roosevelt led the Progressive nominating effort but declined. Hughes pledged preparedness and steadfast American rights at home and abroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Evan Hughes
New York
Col. Roosevelt
Dupont
Lodge
Hughes
New Jersey
Justice Hughes
Wilson
Col
Theodore Roosevelt
Progressive Convention
Kirsch Marries Johnson at Agawam Home
This morning at 10:00 a.m. at the bride’s home near Agawam Rosa Kirsch and Earl Taylor Johnson were wed. Kirsch is well known in Chateau, having lived here years while attending Teton County High. Johnson is a rancher near Waller. Congratulations are extended by friends.
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Agawam
Rosa
Earl Taylor Johnson
Milwaukee Railway progress near Vaughn and honey trade note
The Milwaukee Railway Co. has laid a mile of track this side of Vaughn with two large surfacing crews ahead of the main crew. Delays have largely been due to awaiting completion of two Vaughn bridges. Geo W Yeager of Bynum plans to visit Chateau soon to take orders for fresh honey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee Railway Co
Vaughn
Geo. W. Yeager
Bynum
Chateau
Fourth July Show Promises Big Rod & Gun Event
The Rod and Gun club prepares for a registered shoot on the Fourth of July with a new platform and club house floor. The McGivern family of famed rifle and gun experts from the 101 ranch show are anticipated to perform, drawing regional shooters to Teton county events and a free for all cup. If town celebrations are quiet, the club grounds offer entertainment for nonparticipants.
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McGivern
101 Ranch
Great Falls
Walier
Conrad
Cut Bank
Political Announcements For August Primary Election
Notices will run from insertion date until the August 29 primary at regular rates. Announcements accepted from candidates of all political parties. Rates payable in advance.
Candidate declares for Sheriff nomination in Teton County
A resident of Lewis and Clark, Cascade, and Teton counties for 35 years, the candidate announces for the Democratic nomination for Sheriff. He states county freehold status and long Democratic affiliation and vows to perform duties honestly if elected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton County
Lewis & Clark
Cascade
Teton
Guthrie Seeks Republican Nomination for County Treasurer
A. B. Guthrie announces his candidacy for the Republican nomination for county treasurer of Teton County. He notes fifteen years of residence, freeholder status, party affiliation, and a background in accounting, pledging an efficient economical administration if elected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton County
A. B. Guthrie
Nightly shows next week at the Royal theater
The Royal presents performances every night next week, except Saturday, with additional shows including Monday. Each evening offers varied programming and ticket options for theatre goers.
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the Royal
Also Mentioned on This Page
Joseph Hirshberg
Julius Hirshberg
Hirshberg Brothers, Bankers
Lontana
Bozeman
Larson
G.C. Putt
Abram Davis
Hughes and Fairbanks
A. P. Moore
Pennsylvania
Charles J. Hughes
Republican Party
Ave
Harding
Jo Tice Hughes
H Harding
Republican National Committee
Supreme Court of the United States
Kirsch-Johnson
Mr. Johnson
Milwaukee
State of
Citizens State Bank of
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