France narrows aviation school count and other world notes
The world at large reports thirty five aviation schools in France and a Florida style set of political and military shifts. In New York state horse racing is reportedly dead due to adverse legislation. Roosevelt backs California recall moves while criticizing the Senate. Diaz regime cabinet resignations highlight a wave of political change in Mexico.
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New York State
Roosevelt
California
National Senate
Wm. Lorimer
Zimm-er man Named Candidate for One Year Trustee Post
John Zimmermann of Fairfield appears unopposed for the Chateau district school board one year term as nominations closed. For the three year seat two candidates have been filed Das, Sulgrove and Paul Jacobson remain listed with the clerk. Sulgrove says he was nominated without consent and has asked for withdrawal.
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Acantha
John Zimmerman
Fairfield
Chateau District
Zimmerman
Ferm
Das
Sulgrove
Paul Jacobson
The Elopement of Elfen at High School Friday
A high school production titled The Elopement of Elfen runs Friday April 7 with a cast including Richard Ord Roy Corson Molly Clara Corson Robert Shepherd Murray Richards Max len Eych Dorothy March Lizette Truchot June Haverhill John Truchot and others A farce Our Aunt from California follows with leads Lucile Anderson Ursula Hodgskiss Gera Monkman Florence Wilkes Admission 50 cents reserved 75 cents Doors close during acts and curtain time 8:30 PM.
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Hilen
Richard Ord
Roy Corson
Molly
Clara Corson
Robert Shepherd
Murray Richards
Max
Len Eych
Robert
Roger Burrell
Dorothy March
Max Oo
Lizette Truchot
June Haverhill
Wellesley
California
Lucile Anderson
Ursula Hodgskiss
Gera Monkman
Florence Wilkes
Just Criticism Mr Editor
Chateau Mont March 27 1911 laments spring cleaning piles of street rubbish. author warns trash endangers horses and asks which authority handles complaints about public cleanup in the town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau
Mont
Main Street
Proceedings of Teton County Board March 1911
Regular March term of the Teton County Montana Board of Commissioners records proceedings, committees, financial actions, contracts, road work, and official resolutions. Notable items include budget adjustments, warrants issued, and supervisor reports affecting county governance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of County Commissioners
Teton County
Montana
Chateau County Board Proceedings March 1911
Chateau Montana March 6 1911 board met in regular session at 10 am with Chairman Miller and commissioners Ryan Marsh and clerks present. Reports examined and numerous warrants approved and district boundaries for new school districts defined and adjourned to March 7 1911.
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Chateau
Montana
Geo. FE. Miller
Henry Ryan
L. ©. Marsh
J& CG Garrett
Northeast Corner
Northwest Corner
Southwest Corner
Township
Southeast Corner
Chenvewes Hiniles
Lowne
Corier
Vo Polaras
Dunkirk
Choutenu
Luther
Mod Durkel
Jack Reilly
Charles McPervin
Chas
Quest
Chris Mack
Richard Rutherford
Dupuyer
Chas NI Thoms
Park Towne
Railroad Min
Browning
Jo. Detinas
Po. Federden
A. Smith
Andy T Wellander
Daniel McKean
Dora Wothields
Marriott
N Thomas
Andy T. Wellander
Daniel M. Egan
Chris
N. Thoms
Totta
Mareht
Wit
A.C
Court House
Ooo Oo High School
Weeeee
Buag AG Public Administrator
Apm Feary Sis
HSIS
Tvocol
Ceeces
Aceee Sos
Hieh
Conrad
Touth
Lita. Im
M. T. Sullivan
J. A. Stephens
Interscholastic Meet Invites Montana High Schools to Missoula
The University of Montana invites state high schools to the eighth annual interscholastic meet in Missoula the second week of May. All events and medal awards will occur on campus to improve fellowship and sociability among attendees, with 63 prizes including 16 gold 16 silver and 16 bronze medals and ten special prizes for the final debate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Montana
Missoula
Hhe
School of Mines
State Agricultural College
Mnust
Boundaries Recast In County Road Districts
The board redrew road district lines Gamble No 35 and Farmington District No 6 and adjusted boundaries for Chateau Spring Creek Shelby Bynum West Pondera Collins North Maddy and East Pondera districts. Hearings approved Alfred Hanson road damages paid from Roadland and declared several routes as public highways pending survey.
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H.R. Thompson
Chis. M. Pierce
Brady West
B. Arneson
Sunie
Porter
Conrad Rand
E. G. Garrett
James Gibson
Clerk District Court
K. McKennzie
Sheriy
McWengle
Sherry
I W Doyle
Nellie Ke Brown
Gamble
Noles
Siniles Lo
Gionee
Portly
Mae
Brailes Lo
Beg Bunds
Farmington Dister No
Harthiest Corner
Lainile
Bevinning
Tantles
Chateau
Spring Creek
Als
Nor
Ringe
Wes
Wis
Distriet
Shelby
Bynum Astrict
West Pondera
Collins
North Maddy
East Ponders
Baker
Surveyor
Deflais
Chas
Davis
Alfred Hanson
Colin N. Ward
Daniel Whetston
Chis. N. Thomas
Hawkins Road
Cut Bank
Chas N.thomas
Colry N. Ward
Wo Shields
James M. Ryan
Corry Upper Road
Arnold G. Baker
A. Savoury
W. Miller
Verkina- Walier
A. B. Perkins
Montana Lawmakers Busy in Last Congress Session
The Montana delegation Carter Dixon and Pray dominated records with numerous bills amendments petitions and speeches. Carter pushed public buildings irrigation Glacier park cessions and land allotments while Dixon championed homestead extensions and rights of way. Pray backed extended homestead protections and Glacier park cession with related committee reports and speeches.
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Montana
Carter
Dixon
Dillon
Glendive
Miles City
Port Belknap
Glacier National Park
Irrigation
Senate
Forest Service
Tariff Board
Pray
Phoebe Clark
Helena
Mine Bureau
Crow Reservation
Fort Keoxle
Jand
Meistersingers Conclude Lyceum Lecture Course Concert
An overflowing audience filled Hodgskiss hall Thursday evening for the Meistersingers Male Quartette final number of the Ladies Industrial Lyceum course. The performance drew enthusiastic use with every number encored. Porter's My Ain Folk and readings drew strong praise alongside solos by Newell McCarl and Porter. The organ chimes added novelty and beauty to the Choteau event leaving patrons in a happy mood.
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Ladies’ Industrial Lyceum
Hodgskiss Hall
Meistersingers
Quartette
Mr. Porter
Messrs. Newell
McCarl
Porter
Masses Set for Easter Duty in Couteau Parish
Mass next Sunday in Couteau will feature Father Dunne. Two Catholic services at 8 30 a m and 10 30 a m with holy communion. Confession available before both masses and at 6 30 p m the prior evening to encourage Easter duty.
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Father Dunne
Couteau
Stage Leaves Earlier Owing to Train Time Change
The mail stage for Collins now departs at 12 o clock noon due to a recent time change on the Montana and Great Northern. Travelers must arrive a couple of hours earlier than before to catch the mail.
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Montana & Great Northern
Collins
Special March Term actions of Teton County Board
The 1911 proceedings record bids for a 150 foot wooden truck bridge on the Choteau Dutton road, reports by county surveyor on several road projects, a damages settlement for Brady West road, and adoption of road layout policies limiting damages for rights of way. The board approved plats and survey notes for multiple roads and authorized coal purchase for county jails before adjourning.
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Shelby
County Line Road
Jul N. Ward
Andy
Wellander
Cart Fyvaus
Brady West
August Kropp
Hit
Teton County
Clamant
Colin N. Ward
Aupuyer
Five Year Old Dies En Route to Hospital
The five year old son of A. D. B. Janes and wife of the upper Teton died Monday afternoon while being transported to Great Falls for an appendicitis operation. Despite efforts en route, he expired about halfway. Funeral services were held Wednesday at Chateau, with interment in the Chateau cemetery.
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A. DB
Janes
Upper Teton
Greatalls
Chateau
al Janes
McGiiegor
Bern
G.H. Heizer
I. L. Jourdonnais
Wm. Cook
Paul Jacobson
Larry Odenwald
Odd Fellows Fudge
Jones
Mrs. Jones
New Ind a Phone Numbers For Chateau Subscribers
A list of recent subscribers to the Independent Telephone company in Chateau with numbers. Entries include Kelly H W residence 76 Warner A C office 14 Yeager C D residence 74 The Vogue 55 Dennis Fd residence 71 Truchbot Alex residence toll 11-
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Independent Telephone Company
Chateau
Kelly
H. W
Warner
A.C
Yeager
C. D
the Vogue
Dennis
Truchbot
Alex
Toll
Card of Thanks from A B Jones for kindness after loss
Sincere thanks to friends and neighbors for kindness shown during the illness and death of our beloved child from Mr. and Mrs. A B Jones.
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Mrs
A. B. Jones
Taft appoints Wim. Tindsay U.S. marshal for Montana
Senator Dixon backs the move as President Taft names Wim. Tindsay of Glendive to serve as United States marshal for Montana. The report notes concurrent changes at Union Bank & Trust Helena with S McKernan as president and Frank Bogart elected vice president.
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Senator Dixon
Taft
Wim. Tindsay
Glendive
United States
Montana
George L. Ramsey
Union Bank &Trust Company
Helena
S McKernan
Frank Bogart
Pleasing Recital By Miss Mary Lucile Bowers
A large audience enjoyed a Monday evening voice and piano recital by Miss Mary Lucile Bowers. Mrs K G McLean assisted in reading and Miss McNitt accompanied, with a varied program including Mendelssohn Chopin and Gounod pieces and student works.
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Mary Lucile Bowers
Forest Official Resigns to Lead Idaho Forestry Unit
W. L. Daugs, two years supervisor of the Lewis and Clark National Forest based in Chateau, has moved with his family to Avery Idaho. He will help organize a new national forest from part of the Coeur d Alene forest at St Marys Idaho under Supervisor Spalding. Mrs Daugs and their little son will visit relatives at Columbia Falls. Neighbors praise his integrity and wish him success in the new post.
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W. LI Davgs
Lewis and Clark National Forest
Chateau
Avery
Idaho
Spalding
Coeur D'Alene Forest
St. Mary's
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