Community notices and meetings in Fairfield area summarized
Last Sunday afternoon Mr and Mrs Alfred Schibstead and family visited relatives in Fairfield. The Ladies Aid met at Mrs J Carlson’s home. County agent Robert Clarkson led meetings with demonstrations and future nursing courses planned. Parish and school events include a Parent Teachers Association meeting at East Farmington and glee club performances. Several property and oil and gas parcels change hands in local transactions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred ¢Schibstead
Fairfield
Ladies’ Aid
John Carlson
A. Larson
Oscar Lindseth
Chris
Dan Lindseth
Choteau
Paul Revere
Ellen Delalier
Chateau
Parent- Teachers’ Association
East Farmington School
Williamson
Glee Club
Efenrietta Slanger
Connor
Chris Ojen
Brady
Land Patents and Deed Transfer Records Listing
The county clerk reports new filings for patents and wearrarty deeds. Patents include U S grants to Ovid Neagle John Byrne Trenry Hiatt Synnove Erickson and Edwin A Bjork detailing specific quarters and sections across townships and ranges. A deed transfer shows Libby Yards Co. selling to Monarch Timber Co. for $100 an undivided one half interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Byrne
U. S
Trenry BE Hiatt
U .S
Synnove Erickson
U.S
Edwin A. Bjork
Townhill
Libby Yards Co
Monarch Tumber Co
City Ordinances and Thanks Card From Mrs Lane
City rules ban livestock roaming and require drivers to follow traffic laws. Ordinances to be enforced by Charles Justice, city marshal. Card of thanks expresses gratitude for kindness and floral tributes during illness and death of husband and father John Lane and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shell
John Lane
Justice named city streets and parks marshal
At a regular city council meeting on Monday two newly elected members were sworn in and Charles Justice was appointed to manage city streets and parks and to serve as marshal. Justice, who recently returned to Choteau from California, will also monitor speed limits as summer activity increases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Justice
Justice
Choteau
California
Arbitration Board Lowers Printers Wages in Chicago
The board cut weekly wages for about 12 000 Chicago printers across four crafts by 4 3 5 dollars, setting 48 hour week rates. Compositors drop to 54 65, pressmen to 47 65, feeders to 29 65, and book binders to 42 15. Union secretary Brian L Beery opposed a 48 hour work week in the decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arbitration Board
Chicago
Harry H. Cantrall
Franklin
The
Franklin Typothatea
Brian L. Beery
Chicago Typographical Union
No. 16
Special Collector to Enforce Cascade County Bachelor Tax
Cascade County officials announce a special collector will pursue bachelors who owe the state tax on single status. Treasurer Andretta notes slow voluntary payment and plans to mobilize efforts in the coming days. Also includes a drug advert and a public land notice filed in 1921 with witness names and dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cascade County
Fred C. Andretta
Andretta
Great Falls
Department of the Interior
U. S. Land Office
Montana
Herman J. Horst
Chateau
Eyswyy
Swynwy
Nwuaswk
Range 7
Meridian
Emil F. Schroeder
Distict Court
Davenport
Iowa
iClaimant
Oral G. Meadows
John W. Hentges
William E Howard
Henry BD. Stafford
Choteau
A. C. Warner
U.S
Also Mentioned on This Page
Farmington
George Slanger
Butcher Home
Allen
Cooper’s Bennington
Hannan
Stockmens State Bank
Gholeau
Mont
Luther League
League
Pete Cleiv
Oluf Lindseth
Clarence Carlson
Manseth
Ateréatia
Bynum
Pendrey
Victor L. Anderson
Edna K. Schutter
Martin J. Wallace
Wm. Wallace
Alice B. Wallace
Stafford
Irvin T. Lowry
L. W. Stafford
Pengy Land Co
Northwegg
Alice L. Dennison
J. A. Dennison
May Dallabaugh and Husband
Mary Barnes
Qurter
First State Bank of Cascade
W. H. Webb
Ovid Neagle
Old
Hereford Buils
Reickholf Ranch
N. W
Halladay & Cole
Archibald & Clark
Post Office
Price
Choteau Drug Coo
NYAL
J. A. Barker
Register
Grocery Department
Utah
Guillette
Monte Elba
Hart Schaffner & Marx Clothes
Stockimens State Bank
Total
County of Teton
A. B. Guthrie
H. A. Norman
State of
C. S. McDonald
J. C. Morgan
John Lyon
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