Local notes from Chateau area span Great Falls visit and community events
Mrs. Chester Hale stayed at Great Falls early week while Mr and Mrs Harry Adams and daughter visited. Chateau activities include church suppers, Red Cross fundraisers, K K Klub dances for war aid, school plays, and tax return assistance from First National Bank. local residents travel to Great Falls and Conrad on various errands and meetings.
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Chester Hale
Great Falls
Tan
Harry Adams
Lecture by Hon Thomas Stout Draws Overflow Audience
Hon. Thos. Stout spoke in court room 1 Chateau last Thursday. He shared experiences from his France and Belgium trip with the congressional party, offering insights into war conditions. The building was filled beyond capacity, and locals urged a larger hall for future lectures.
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Chateau
Stout
France
Belgium
Congressional Party
Commercial Club
Thrift Stamp Money Earned From School Contest
Letters from students explain saving to buy Thrift Stamps and war savings stamps. Jonnie Heathman writes of earning ten cents weekly by cleaning the ash pan, Lyle Zelther plans calf sales to fund stamps, while Eimer Robinson notes being too young to fight.
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France
Ourisboys
Grace’ M. Thompson
Jonnie Heathman
Lyle Zelther
Eime
Spring Valley Red Cross Organizes With Elected Officers
An informal gathering in Spring Valley led to forming the Spring Valley Red Cross. Officers chosen include Mrs. C. L. Culver as President, Mrs. J. D. Hess as Vice President, Mrs. C. H. Schreiner as Secretary, and Mrs. Ruth Vance as Treasurer. A basket social and dance is planned at the Spring Valley schoolhouse on Saturday evening March 23, with free will offerings for Red Cross funds. Music and a good time are promised. attendees are urged to bring friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spring Valley Red Cross
C. L. Culver
J.D. Hess
C. H. Schreiner
Ruth Vance
Spring Valley
Red Cross
Special School Election Notice in Hamits District No 1
Notice states an annual school election will be held Saturday April 6 1918 in Teton county for resident free holders of the Hamits of School District No 1 to vote on specified questions. Ballots will be cast by eligible voters under district authority.
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Teton County
Levy of three mills to reduce school district indebtedness
By order of the Board of School Trustees of LeTon County Montana the district requests authority to levy three mills in addition to the 10 mill levy to reduce floating indebtedness. Clerk John W. Hall notes publication dates March 14 and March 21.
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Board of Trustees
Board of School Trustees School
Leton County
Montana
Ohn
W.hall
John W. Hall
Annual School Election Notice for District No 1 Montana
Notice of the An nual School Election for District No 1 to be held on Saturday April 6 1918 at the Public School building Chateau. Polls open 2:00 PM to 6:00 PM. One Trustee elected for two years and one for three years. By order of the Board of School Trustees Teton County Montana. First pub March 14 last March 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau
Teton County
Montana
John W. Hall
Notice of Town Election April 1 1918
Notice of election for mayor and two aldermen to two year terms to be held Monday April 1 1918. Polls 8 a m to 6 p m. First Ward at Engineer's Office Larson Building. Second Ward at County Treasurer's Office Court House. John W Hall Town Clerk.
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First
Larson Building
Court House
John W. Hall
12 cylinder Liberty motor now sole focus for aircraft
The article states that only the 12 cylinder Liberty engine is being built for airplanes, as developments favor concentrating on the high powered engine rather than the eight cylinder type.
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F. L. Sweet
Saab Nh
R. Potter
Byaum
Asa
Denzil McDonlad
T. S. Gap School
Hous
M. E. Church
E. A. Savory
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Mort Hirshberg
Chas. Watts
Herb Strecker
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Camp Lewis
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Thompson
Sweet
Gibson
McDonald
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Treasury “Department
Washington
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Conrad Hast
Sidney, Mont
Chas. R. Ellis
Sam Ness
Clelv
Ness
Mr. Ness
Magee
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J. C. ‘Taylor
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Roy E. Car“‘pétiter
Eagle, Idaho
Chas. Dunn
Redler
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Bigathi
Clarence J
George Lindseth
Juiia Larson
Vancouver Barracks
Wash
Louis
Howard Bliss
Iowa
Ed. White
T. S. Gap
K. K. Krup
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E. T. Glasgow
Jos
Arthur B. Howard
Denver
Miller
Arma
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Ernest Carlson
Choteau
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Choteau Hospital
T. A. Smith
Looney
Falls
Dory
Gordon Monkman
Itabme
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Teton
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Tast
Irene Jones
Edna May Church
Lillian’ ‘Larson
Mame Mullaney
Irene Thompson
Clara Hovede
Eleanor Deitrich
Helen Porter
Spencer
Signa Hogland
Irma Brewster
Emma Melisenbach
Eunice Mott
Ruth Arnott
Anna Mulaney
Norma Judish
Georgia Drake
Mary Weibel
Grace Wright
Thos. Stout
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