Muster of New Company in Choteau Montana
Governor approves muster in of new company in Choteau Teton County Montana. J Leroy Tucker named mustering officer to muster on November 20 1918 at 7 PM at Woodmen hall with at least 63 men expected. Citizens urged to attend and participate in election of officers after muster under mustering supervision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adjutant General
Elena
Montana
Walter I. Verge
Choteau
Teton County
J. Leroy Tucker
Chateau
Phil Greenan
Woodmen Hall
Elevator Receives Grain Anew Amid Promised Expansion
The Farmers Elevator Co. opened on Monday and began receiving grain, with several loads hauled to town and big business expected. Limington's elevator will be finished in about two weeks to handle all grain types, while a flippant aside questions a farmer expert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers Elevator+Co
Limington
Claims rule on four month period for railroad cargos
Patrons must file claims for loss damage or delay within four months of delivery or after a reasonable delivery time. Railroads cannot waive the period and face possible criminal liability. The Interstate Commerce Commission confirms no discretion to excuse four month limits. Montana agents notified of the ruling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
United States Court of Appeals
Interstate Commerce Commmission
Commission
Advertised Letters and Political Stance on Mexican Policy
The list shows names of advertised letters including Mr Prank HL Fornfeist Israel Friedman Mr T B Elliot and others. The editorial note states opposition papers fail to embarrass President Wilson as England France and Germany signal support for his Mexico policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prank HL. Fornfeist
Israel Friedman
Ghotehu ‘County
Rose Connors
EB. K. Abbott
H. L. Barber & Co
Joe Broimgimon
Jake Bottger
Wilson
England
France
Germany
Track Reaches Terminal at New Bynum Celebration
The Great Northern track reached the Bynum terminal at 3 30 PM Tuesday amid 150 spectators. Children from three districts performed recitations and music during a festive reception. A royal free dance followed in a new store building with the Chateau band playing, and speaker Dan Feeland delivered remarks. New Bynum buzzes with growth as shops, a pool hall, lumber yards, an eating house, a large hotel, and building sites rise. Track work continues with 1.5 miles remaining and surface work extended to Flume station, with 200 workers soon to move to Power for track raising if weather stays firm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Northern
Bynum
Chateau
Bill Jones
Dan Feeland
New Bynum
Porter
Franks
Dane Stewart
Chateau Yard
Teton River
Flume Station
Marriage Licenses Reported Last Week
The Clerk of the District Court reports marriages in the past week. Chester Nathaniel Harrington and Helen Frances Heizer, both from Browning, Montana, appear on the license list. Emperor William of Germany is mentioned in relation to a cafe ownership but has not delivered a Chautauqua lecture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester Nathaniel Harrington
Helen Frances Heizer
Browning, Mont
Emperor William
Germany
How the Teacher Inspires Rural Montana Schools
A Montana lecture by Supt L R Alderman argues that civilization rests on home life and schools should link education to home tasks. He cites sewing, ironing, tool work, bird houses, a school garden, and a plowing scene where a boy earns admiration for practical skill helping the home and community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
L. R. Alderman
Oregon
Noted horticulturist to join Farmers' Week in Bozeman
Professor Frank A. Waugh renowned horticulturist will visit Bozeman Montana for Farmers' Week January 21 to 29. He will speak on Marketing The next Step in Agriculture and Better Places to Live. His talks promise insight from a leader in rural progress and agricultural advancement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank A. Waugh
Liberty Hide Bailey
Cornell
America
Montana
Bozeman
Waugh
Amhearst
Mass
Country Gentleman Century
Ruling on School District Segregation Bond Liens
Attorney General Kelly advised County Attorney Doyle that property taken from the old school district remains burdened by bond liens. Money paid by the new district toward old district indebtedness should go to the old district sinking or warrant fund to pay those bonds or warrants, directing funds accordingly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kelly
Doyle
Naturalization Applicants Reported by Clerk of Court
The past week at the Clerk of the Court Gibson office lists final citizenship applicants Clarence Walter Thayer of Porter Montana born in Iowa now in Canada and James Cunningham of Ireland residing in Shelby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tion
Gibson
Clarence Walter Thayer
Porter
Mont
Iowa
Canada
James Cunningham
Ireland
Shelby
Freight Restore Service After Delay In Choteau
The Great Northern railway moved 46 freight cars into Choteau after a 10 day delay caused by track damage and gravel hauling. Engineers completed repairs and began processing revenue freight while construction crews ballasted and extended lines to Bynum. Grain rates from Chateau line towns to eastern and western terminals are set at 33 cents per 100 pounds with lower rates to Seattle and Spokane at 29 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Choteau
Great Northern Railway
Chateau
H. L. Burum
Burum
McCann
Scott
Birum
Great Northern Railway Company
Limington
Great Falls
Collins
J. T McGaughey
Mont
Cordova
Bynum
Duluth
Minneapolis
Louis City
Seattle
Spokane
Montana teachers association to meet in Helena in November
The Montana State Teachers association will convene in Helena from November 24 to 26 in connection with a joint county institute. Superintendent H A Davee coordinates committees for an enhanced educational program, and trustees and clerks are urged to attend. A receipt with the ticket guarantees a return at one third the regular rate, per Nellie R Brown county superintendent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana State Teachers’ Association
Helena
H. A. Davee
Nellie R. Brown
Civil actions filed at clerk's office this month
Civil actions filed since the last issue include Fred Lauer versus C O Shelton and E C Shelton on notes dated November 6. Ir A Pings and A Clausen versus B F Gebhardt on note dated November 8. M O Neill versus Friel Crandall and Box on debt dated November 8. Rogers Templeton Lumber Co versus Co F Myers foreclosure mechanic’s lien dated November 8. H R Thompson versus Eva Fox on debt dated November 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jas. Gibson Fince
Fred Lauer
C. O. Shelton
E. C. Shelton
Ir. A. Pings
A. Clausen
B. F. Gebhardt
M. O'Neill
Friel Crandall & Box
Rogers-Templeton Lumber Co
Co. F. Myers
H. R. Thompson
Eva Fox
Midshipman Examination Offered by Walsh and Stout
Senators Walsh and Stout announce a competitive examination to select midshipmen for the United States Naval Academy at Annapolis. The test occurs December 13 1918 at 9 AM in Helena high school assembly room under officials including B Craighead A A Davee and Iton Roberts. Applicants should obtain the academy circular and may contact Walsh or Stout in Washington for full admission details. Of note Aldrich is described as a Glass Owen pill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senator Walsh
Congressman Stout
United States Naval Academy
Annapolis
Helena
B. Craighead
State University
A. A. Davee
A. J. Roberts
Helena High School
Thomas J. Walsh
Tom Stout
Washington, D. C
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Department of Agriculture
WM. Krofft, P. M
ST. Anthony & Dakota Lumber Yard
F. C. Young
Congress
Doc Sun
Berlin
Aldrich
Rex Beach
Rex
Colonel
Horse Thief
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