Trial jurors listed for March 17, 1914 panel in Choteau area
A long roster of jurors is recorded for a March 17 1914 trial in Montana. Names span Choteau Fairfield Cut Bank Dupuyer Brady Shelby Conrad and related towns with numerous individuals from local farms and counties noted. The list includes Burton Henry O. and numerous others across multiple communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cowgill
William
Choteau
Crawford
M. C
Dutton
Cox
Homer F
Shelby
Crittenden
Wm. J
Fairfield
Colburn
John A
Cut Bank
Carolus
Geo. H
Crane
Chas. P
Collins
Costello
Thos. W
Drinkwine
James
Dederick
P. H
Power
DeCoursey
Godwin
John D
Gleason
Hodgson
Hugh B
Hartman
Henry L
Walier
Locke
Ashford
Conrad
Little
Geo
Dupuyer
Jacobson
Henry
Sweet Grass
Jameson
Jesse W
D. F
Farmington
Johnson
John E
Klockler
Chas
Kolste
Ole J. F
Malone
C. K
Chateau
Norman
Lewis W
Nasser
Iver L
Nauman
Chas. E
Peebles
James, Sr
Strabane
Parmalee
J. M
Pings
Frank H
Rose
H. A
Brady
Ralston
A. L
Rasmussen
Peter
Robinson
James T
Sim
John
Edmonds
Edgar
Stewart
Bynum
Eckler
Albert
Fowler
Erickson
Lewis
Earhart
Robert A
Fairburn
Nick
Laughlin
John M
MccNeeley
Andrew J
McCullough
Moulton
Robert
Steves
C. J
Stott
David
Porter
Sprinkle
G. H
Weeks
F. W
Ward John M
E. D. Forrest
Warm Springs
General County Fund
Areca Ees
Ese Ester Eneee
Heese
Ererenseeeanees
Eer Neee
Conradee
Eeenee
Eeasee
Valier
Names Listed in Choteau and Shelby Areas
A roster of individuals appears with surnames Youngblood Miller Moore Malmin St John Shinnick Stoltenberg Wegner Taylor Yeager and others, associated with Choteau Dunkirk and Shelby. The list includes given names Ed James Kevin Rosco J. E. J. Freeman R. James H. F. W. H. across multiple towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youngblood
Choteau
Miller
James
Kevin
Moore
Rosco
Malmin
J. E
St. John
R. Freeman
Conrad
Shinnick
John
Shelby
Stoltenberg
H. F
Lecture contrasts poverty and wealth in Chicago during Lent
A illustrated lecture on the plight of the poor in Chicago this cold winter contrasts their homes with Rockefeller's mansion and outlines industrial conditions in America. The event, during Lent, emphasizes Christian duty to aid the poor, with services at 10:30 Sunday school and 7:45 evening on March 8.
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Christ
Chicago
Rockefeller
America
Pedestrian Right of Way Questioned by Timid Man
A timid man questions the practical value of the pedestrian right of way as he notes it is constantly occupied by moving vehicles, reflecting a Washington Star opinion on street safety.
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Washington Star
Pearl Harbor and Hawaii in War Preparations
ASA E. ARMSTRONG describes the Pearl Harbor naval buildup and coastal defenses on Oahu. He recounts the 19th century history from annexation to the territory status, details the harbor’s dredging and ship-repair facilities, and explains Diamond Head and Fort Ruger as key defense centers with guns from 14 to seven inches. The piece highlights the strategic role of Hawaii as a Pacific fortress and invites sister to request more on any part of Hawaii.
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America
Pearl Harbor
Oahu
Honolulu
Pacific Ocean
United States
Cleveland
Hawaii
Congress
United States Navy Department
Panama Canal
San Francisco
Stars and Stripes
mid-Pacific
Pacific
Diamond Head
Honolulu Harbor
Fort
Coast Artillery
Fort DeRussey
Waikiki Beach
Kamehameha
Fort Armstrong
Fort Ruger
Hawaiian Islands
Asa E. Armstrong
Inter School Organizations Promote Saner Athletics Countywide
A county inter scholastic association in Rathill County has run for four years with big annual meets in Victor. The program funds itself from three 25 cent admissions, drawing 150 to 175 competitors across 140 events. Ravalli county girls have won the state de jergndtory title for two years, and the spelling contests influence local learners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rathill County
Victor
County Association
Association
Ravalli County
Yarties
Gilritteles
J. ‘H. Holst
Bozéman
Ange
Senator Larson Buys Corner Lots Across From Chateau Mercantile
Senator Thos Larson returned Tuesday from Great Falls with two corner lots and buildings across from the Chateau Mercantile store occupied by Chas Frost and Thompson. The sale, one of the city's largest in years, signals potential improvements this summer by Larson, a progressive citizen, though no definite plans are set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thos. Larson
Great Falls
Chateau Mercantile
Chas, Frost’ and Thompson
S. O. Huseth
Larson
Farmington Mail Schedule Established Route Between Choteau and Farmington
Arrivals and departures of the Farmington Mail begin March 9 1914. Leave Choteau daily except Sunday at 7 00 a m arrive Farmington 8 00 a m depart Farmington daily except Sunday at 9 45 a m arrive Choteau 11 15 a m. The Collins stage has been discontinued and the Farmington route is now established.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmington
Teachers and Agriculture Education in Montana Schools
A historical note urges Montana teachers to prepare for agricultural instruction as a core subject amid nationwide moves. It cites Ohio mandating agri culture in public schools and Idaho Wyoming requiring basic agri culture certification, signaling upcoming Montana legislative action and the need for teachers to be ready for rural school requirements.
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Montana
Ohio
Idaho
Wyoming
Civil actions filed in court docket
Civil docket lists Marine versus Owens on a suit on judgment Monarty versus Monarty for divorce Armstrong versus Great Northern Railway Company seeking damages Pomeroy versus Pearson et al for an appeal filed with the Clerk of the Court Jas. Gibson rinice as noted in the latest issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jas. Gibson Rinice
Marine
Owens
Monarty
Armstrong
Great Northern Railway Co
Pomeroy
Pearson
Et al
Wool prices rise as Montana growers resist low offers
Dillon and Emery Wool growers rejected 18 cent bids for 1914 clips. Lauterbach sold at 18 cents while buyers expect higher payments before shearing begins. Smith Brothers of Martinsdale reported 17 to 17 1/2 cents, with London auction results hinting 10 to 15 percent higher than last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
March
Smith Brothers
Martinsdale
London
Great Falls
Naturalization Applications Filed in Local Court
Applications for final citizenship were heard this past week before Clerk Jas. Gibson and William Elgin. Names include Mathias Olsen, Annie Olsen, and Duhith Bae with origins from Norway and Canada. Ancillary declarations show intentions by Daniel Griffiths, a native of Whaiesot Sweet Grass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jas. Gibson
Wiliam Elgin
Canada
Kevin
Way Hher
Mathias ‘Olsens
Annie
Norway
Duhith
Bae
Daniel
Griffiths
Lenten Vesper Service Planned at Episcopal Church
A lenten vesper service will be held in the Episcopal church on Friday at 4 o clock. The service lasts about thirty minutes. All Christians in Chateau are urged to attend to help make the observance a success. These services will run every Friday afternoon during lent.
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Episcopal Church
Chateau
Berlin physician claims truth by breath of air phrase
The quote remarks that a Berlin physician who says he can detect truth from falsehood by breath has no advantage over wives of men who try to hide it by eating cloves. The remark appears in the New York Herald.
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Berlin
New York Herald
Death of Knut AL Teigan known as Jimmie
The community mourns Jimmie Teigan a 24 year old drug clerk from Davenport North Dakota found dead from heart failure at Hewson Drug store. An inquest ruled death by heart failure with a verdict of natural causes. His father and twin brother and sister survive. the funeral arrangements were being made by his family and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knut AL Teigan
Jimmie
Hewson Drug Store
Mr. Hewson
Davenport
North Dakota
L. A. Teifan
Court House
J. E. DeHass
W. H. Hewson
Great Falls
Dakota
Card of Thanks for Mary Johnson Caregivers
We thank Mr and Mrs J C Ferris for their refined care of our sister Mary Johnson for the present and future Mr and Mrs Wood join in the gratitude and best wishes for the family and friends in this time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Ferris
Mary Johnson
Mrs. Wood
Also Mentioned on This Page
Inland Portland Cement
St. Anthony & Dakota Lumber Yard
F. C. Young
Leilehua
Niagara
Erd Merrimac
McClosky
U. S. Navy
Cambridge
Harvard
Whitacre
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