Commissioners Proceedings Regular March Term 1916 Chateau Mont
The commission met in regular session March 14 1916 with Chairman Radcliffe and Commissioner Savory present. Reports from county officers including warrants salaries and school apportionments were approved and road tax and poll tax were levied. Afternoon session reviewed road viewer reports and multiple road changes were approved or laid over pending rights of way and surveys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. C. Garrett
James Gibson
William Miller
John J. Greene
Nellie R. Brown
Teton County
Conrad
Walier
General
Saterlie
H. W. Nelly
Harry Sears
J. E. DeHaas
F. H. Federden
Chas. N. Thomas
F. E. van Demark, Jr
J. W.shields
B. J. Mathews
J. E. de Haas
J. W. Shields
Montana
Montana State Bank of Valier
BE. D. Forrest
Western Accident and Indemnity Co
Helena
Schwert-Collins
Harrison
Southeast Corner
Sweet Grass
Northeast Corner
Anderson North
Stortz-Valier
Stortz-Birch Crek
Township
Birch Creek
Barnes South Road
Township 23
Factory Sure is First Crop Is Successful
Superintendent Lawson of the Billings Sugar factory told local business men and land owners at Glenloyd that after thorough study the country is ready for a beet sugar factory. He and Mr. Rotapy of the Great Western Sugar company plan to build if the first experimental crop proves suitable, with A. M. Henderson overseeing ground selection and cultivation across Chateau Fort Shaw and Conrad-Walier areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawson
Billings
Glenloyd
Rotapy
Great Western Sugar Company
Great Falls
Chateau
A. M. Henderson
Henderson
Fort Shaw
Titmus Family Takes Charge of Bynum Ranch
Wm Titmus and family arrived from Idaho Falls to assume management of the Tuttle Moorehouse ranch adjoining Bynum townsite east. Northern Land Co owns the property which covers about 6000 acres. Titmus plans 40 irrigated acres for sugar beets this year while most land will be used for grain and hay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Titmus
Idaho Falls
Idaho
Titmus
Tuttle-Moorehouse
Bynum
Northern Land Co
Bynum Herald
Woman Shoots Husband In Farm Town Dispute
Christ Stilling was shot with a 22 rifle near Cut Bank after an argument with his wife Mrs. Stilling. She admitted firing the rifle claiming he abused her and struck her with a hammer. Stilling, wounded, was in town then returned home and is critically treated at the Metropolitan hotel by Drs. Nerial and Nelson with little hope for recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cut Bank Pioneer Press
Teton County
Christ Stilling
Cut Bank
Jas. Miller
Stilling
Kimy
Metropolitan Hotel
Nerial
Nelson
High School Literary Society Notes Reflect Busy Week
The literary society moved its meeting to Thursday evening for a stronger program. Debates target state league entry with Hopkinson and Daley affirming, Steele and Crittenden opposing. Music by Dietrich and a large cast performed Heartville Shakespeare pieces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Hopkinson
Ruth Daley
Leo Steele
Albert Crittenden
Dietrich Farce
Heartville
Shakespeare
Sprinkle
Ethel Wallace
Irene Jones
Gladys Whitacre
Ida Miller
Mildred Forrest
Seenee Ele
Tom Radcliffe
David Stonehouse
Facie Gee Mary Longmuir
Tom Hopkinson
Great Falls
Ida Miler
Miller Ranch
Dietrich
District Court notes Booth vs Booth divorce verdict cruelty
Court records show a verdict of extreme cruelty in Booth vs Booth with no decree issued. Other items: Himes trial set for March 22 with $250 bail. Beck pleads guilty to petit larceny and is fined $100. Several cases continued or verdicts returned with sentences in Vievan grand larceny and Manning pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Booth
State
M. G. Himes
Clinton Beck
Nelson
Myers
Helms
C. HW. Pearson
Manning
Vievan
To Be Tried For Murder In Bole
W M Pyatt a Bole contractor will be tried for murder Thursday. The coroner's jury found the shooting unjustified and bail refused after D W Bunday died from his wounds. An altercation over a school building stove preceded the event with one witness Leemkayl aiding Pyatt. Bunday’s statements and the autopsy ball location noted. body sent to Brookings South Dakota with family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. M. Pyatt
Bole
Pyat
D. W. Bunday
Pyatt
Bunday
Triet
Leemkayl
Cowan
Tlyce Chateau Hospital
Rhoads
Marriage Licenses Reported in Conrad Area
Brady Karl Troideveraux aged 23 weds Clare Virginia Ward 17 in Conrad. Everettee 24 weds Nettie d ialberg 23 in Bob. Willie Gaines 22 weds Marie Fouts 19 in Conran.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brady Karl Troideveraux
Clare Virginia Ward
Conrad
Everettee
Nettie Dlalberg
Bob
Willie Gaines
Marie Fouts
Conran
First Wedding at Episcopal Church Celebrated by Rev Haley
Rev L F Haley performed the first wedding at the Episcopal church at 4 30 p m Tuesday March 21 uniting Everett R Williams and Nettie Halberg both residents of Bole in holy matrimony. Mr and Mrs T Y Hayes of that place were members of the wedding party. This was Haley s first church wedding and his first in 1916. The couple are popular locally and well wishes are offered for their future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. F. Haley
Episcopal Church
Everett Robert Williams
Nettie Halberg
Bole
T. Y. Hayes
Haley
Church Services at Town Hall in Bote Friday
Rev. L. F. Haley will lead services at the Bote town hall Friday night March 24 at 8 o clock. Several hymns will be sung and all are invited. A Sunday school will be organized after the service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bote
L. F. Haley
Rails Arrive for Milwaukee Line in Great Falls
Thirty eight cars of steel for the Milwaukee Chateau line have arrived in Great Falls. The Milwaukee Railroad has secured land options for townsite development along the route and confirmed an option on land held by T. M. Madden for the townsite of Ashelot, signaling early completion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Chateau
Great Falls
The
T. M. Madden
Ashelot
Simms Enterprise
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Board OF County Commissioners
View Road NO
Briggs-Bynum
Great Western
Joseph Hirshberg
Julius Hirshberg
Hirshberg Brothers, Bankers
Milwaukee Line
State of
Citizens State Bank of
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