Jesse Gleason a Returns Home From War Furlough
Sergt. Jesse Gleason of the marines returns to Chateau on a sixty day furlough after six months of frontline service. He participated in Belleau Wood and major offensives including Meuse Argonne, captured prisoners in St Mihiel Thiecourt, and traveled from Luxemburg to Coblenz before the end of war. He brings home souvenirs and a German propaganda leaflet urging reflection on the conflict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse Gleason
Chateau
Mare Taland
Jeses
Belleau Wood
Soissons-Vaerzy
Point A Marsson
St. Mihiel-Thiecourt
Champagne-Mont Bianté
Meuse-Argonne
Meuse
St Mihiel-Thiecourt
Jesse
Proclamation By The Mayor Declares Memorial Day Holiday
The mayor proclaims May 30 as a legal holiday and urges citizens to join memorial ceremonies and decorate homes and businesses in honor of those who died for liberty. Water will be turned into the Sun River canal midweek as irrigation for Fairfield and Greenfield bench begins, marking a milestone for local irrigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Morgan
Fairfield
Greenfield Beach
Sun River Canyon
Sun River
Snthia Plummer
Stevensville
Mont
Jennie Cain
Mona Washburn
Année Lundgren
Ose
Haugen
F.gelity
G. M. Coffey, Jr
City
James Robison
All business houses closed after 10 A M on Decoration Day
The notice orders all business establishments to close by 10 in the morning on Decoration Day. It designates the day as a local observance and directs merchants to suspend operations to honor the holiday.
Good Roads Day Proclaimed for Teton County Montana
The May 17 1919 proclamation by the Teton County Montana Board of County Commissioners calls for June 7 as Good Roads Day. Each locality will elect a superintendent who will appoint crews to work a full day improving roads. The county hopes to save about $5000 and attract visitors, urging all residents to participate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of County Comissioners
Board of County Commissioners
Teton County
Montana
A. J. Plynn
Choteau Girl Wins Recognition In Recital
Miss Mary Longmuir, daughter of rancher Alex Longmuir of Choteau, earned praise at a recital in the Palm Room of Hotel Rainbow. The Great Falls audience, including Louise Valverda Kelly of Ursoline Academy, praised her French song Chanson Provence and overall performance among Kelly pupils.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Falls
Chateau
Academy
Parade and memorial day events honoring soldiers in Choteau
Program lists a 10 30 a m parade and grave decoration at Chateau cemetery, 2 30 p m exercises in Northern park with school choirs, addresses by Jesse Gleason and Judge John J Grene, and benediction. Choteau Fife and Drum corps assists. Soldiers and Sailors club runs the parade. officials urge display of national colors and attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau Cemetery
Great, Northern Park
Annabelle Fletcher
Father Morony
Jesse Gleason
France
Choteau Choral Club
John J. Grene
W. E. Hall
Choteau Fife and Drum Corps
Soldiers’ and Sailors” Club
E. J. Hirshberg
Reinstatement rules for discharged soldiers insurance
The Bureau of War Risk Insurance extends reinstatement window for men discharged before January 1919 who have not paid premiums. They may reinstate anytime up to June 30 1919. Check with local Red Cross if bonuses or allotments are delayed. Washington has not set travel pay plans yet and claims should await official notice. Home Service A.R.C. urges patience until confirmation from Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bureau of War Risk Insurance
The
Red Cross
Washington
War Department
War and Navy Departments
Home Service
Home Service A. R
Forest Service plantings boost Sun River stream stocks
D L Beatty supervisor of the Lewis and Clark forest, Geo O Stanford reclamation service engineer, W T Thompson Bureau of Fisheries superintendent, and C H Adams grazing chief toured Sun River country. They planted 30 000 eastern brook in Beaver Creek and ordered 80 000 fry for 300 miles of streams in the Lewis and Clark forest. The Fisheries bureau and forest service aim to stock more streams this season. Mud Townsend finishes three weeks in the supervisor’s office and heads to Augusta to oversee Dearborn and Blackfoot rivers this summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. L. Beatty
Lewis & Glark Forest
Sunriver
Geo. O. Stanford
Reclamation Service
W. T. Thompson
Bureau of Fisheries
C. H. Adams
Forest Service
Beaver Creek
Sun River
Lewis & Clark Forest
Government Bureau of Fisheries
Mud
Townsend
Augusta
Dearborn
Blackfoot
Pillings Lumber Company Organized in Montana
Roy Pilling has organized the Pillings Lumber Company with headquarters in Choteau Montana. The Rogers-Templeton Lumber Co sell to Pilling Lumber Co their yards at Collins Dutton Power Sloan Bole and Choteau. Mr Pilling will be president and manager with headquarters in Choteau and the Rogers-Templeton owners will hold stock in the new company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Pilling
Pilling Lumber Company
Choteau
Rogers-Templeton Lumber Co
Pilling Lumber Co
Collins, Dutton, Power, Sloan, Bole
Pilling
Mr Pilling
Piling Lumber Co
Choteau Welcomes New Battery and Electric Shop
On Monday Earl A. Robinson opened the Choteau Battery & Electric shop in the Hirshberg building on South Main Street. Robinson, a wartime airplane engineer and experienced electrician, leads the new business as advertised in this issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl A. Robinson
Hirshberg
South Main Street
Choteau Battery & Electric Shop
Robinson
Baccalaureate Sermon at Teton County High School
The Methodist notes invite attendance at 10 30 a m for the baccalaureate sermon to the graduating class. There will be no evening services next Sunday in the church. The pastor plans to preach only two more Sundays to Choteau congregations, with his successor unknown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton County High School
Choteau
Kindergarten Aims to Bridge Home and School Training
The Kindergarten program from the United States Bureau of Education and National Kindergarten Association urges local systems to provide quality kindergarten facilities from ages four to six. It invites parents to enroll their children, request enrollment forms, and attend a health conference at the high school auditorium on June 3 to 5, with appointment cards mailed to guardians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Bureau of Education
Washington, D. C
National Kindergarten Association
New York
United States
Ruby Looney
Chirman
Chateau
Montana
Teton High School Commencement Week Planned
Teton county high school prepares for a week of exams and activities ending with 14 graduates. Events include Baccalaureate at the Methodist church, Junior Prom, Class Day, senior play Arabian Nights, graduation with address by B R McHatton, and Alumni banquet and dance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. R. McHatton of
Great Falls
Public School Notes Highlight Eighth Grade Arts Study
The eighth grade studies great artists and their pictures with artist biographies in grammar class. Music class features piano solos by Dolly Gleason Harriett Radcliffe Jean Malmin and a duet by Elizabeth and Ruth Hall. The class prepares for commencement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean Francois Millet
Dolly Gleason
Harriett Radcliffe
Jean Malmin
Elizabeth
Ruth Hall
Hildegarde Lindseth
Welcome Home Sunday at Chateau high school program
Episcopal notes announce Welcome Home Sunday in Chateau with a High School auditorium program including an address of welcome by Mayor Morgan and others. The parade will form at Moose Hall led by Captain C James Smith with soldiers in uniform marching to the high school and school children in line behind them. The Chateau band will lead the parade from the Power-Morgan building to the Glenloyd hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau
Morgan Afdhaat
Sone Ts
L. F. Haley
Alva Larson
Charlie Dollemore
Moose Hall
C. James Smith
Power-Morgan Building
Glenloyd Hotel
Choteau Band
Track team returns from Missoula with strong showings
Last Monday the track team returned from Missoula. Harold Forrest placed second in his heat for the hundred yard dash and reached the high jump final among seven. Florence Daley took second in the semi finals of the declamation contest but did not place in the finals. A short assembly reviewed meet experiences. Seniors face exams this week with some subjects exempted. Miss Pepple visited from Carson on business. A measles and pink eye outbreak is harming attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missoula
Harold Forrest
Florence Daley
Pepple
Carson School
Streeter Purchases Hotel for Glenloyd Property
Tuesday Jack Streeter bought from R M Farrington the furniture fixtures and lease of the Glenloyd hotel and will take possession July first. The opening of park to park traffic in June should boost hotel business and Jack is expected to be a popular boniface in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Streeter
R. M. Farrington
Glenloyd
Park Trafic
Jack
Arabian Nights Comedy Expected At Senior Play
The Mar 25 senior class production at the high school promises an entertaining evening with strong local talent led by Bertram Guthrie as the young husband and Mary McNeely as his wife’s mother. The full cast includes Hummington, Omerod, Forrest, Guibrand, Frost, Dobson, Radcliffe, and Miss McNeely among others. proceeds fund school gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau
Bertram Guthrie
Mary McNeely
Mr. Arthur
Hummington
Ralph Omerod
Harold Forrest
Joshua Guibrand
Walace Frost Dobson
Tom Radcliffe
Harriette Streeter
Gnibrand
Rosa Colmbier
Alta Cohoe
Daisy Martland
Florence Daley
Barbara
Vivienne Stenson Jr
Morgan Telegram Urges Park Highway Linking Yellowstone and Glacier
May 14 1919 Choteau Montana mayor J Morgan telegrams H W Childs in Washington urging a first class motor highway between Yellowstone and Glacier national parks. Citizens pledge enthusiastic support and ask government to act on the suggestion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morgan
Washington
Choteau
Montana
H. W Childs
Willard Hotel
Washington, D. C
Choteau and
Choteau Interest Praised in Park Travel Plan
Washington May 16 Acting Director Aldrich cites Choteau Montana officials for public spirit in park to park travel plan and road work. He praises private sacrifice and notes if echoed nationwide the joint national park effort could succeed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D C
J. (. Morgan
Choteau
Mont
Childs
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Federal Reserve System
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A. B. Guthrie
Forest Service Notes
the Order OF Eastern Star
Fidelity
Pillings Lumber Company
Methodist Notes
Teton High Scool
Methodist Church
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Public
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Streeter
H M. Aldright
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