Local items and notices fill Choteau pages
Community notes list hospital stays births and illnesses in Chateau area. Mrs John Tooneys patient at Chateau hospital. births to Sid Campbell Blackleaf and Chris Swenson Farmington. pneumonia cases including Nels Erickson Fairfield and Thelma Hayward. patients at Chateau hospital and McGregor hospital. Red Cross potato sale and meat market hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Tooneys
Power
The
Chateau Hospital
Nels Erickson
Fairfield
Chris Swenson
Farmington
Choteau Hospital
Local Dignitaries and Residents Visit Across Montana
The report notes Mr and Mrs J A Baart visiting from the ranch to Great Falls and Choteau. Mabéi Steele travels to Kalispell to visit relatives. N ONeill arrives from Great Falls while ill with influenza at Columbus hospital. Stiltman, a mechanical school student at Boulder, returns home for a week. The town notes an influenza and pneumonia recovery for Qrony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Higgs
Bateman Ranch
North Dakota
Minnesota
Higgs
Wim. Hodgskiss
Butte
Argala
Iso N. O'Neil
Great Falls
Tony’ “Stiltman
Boulder
U. S. Army
Qrony
War Savings drive details from Montana counties
The report outlines county directors urging deferred class participants to buy war savings stamps, with quotas assigned per man and per county. It lists pledged totals from June for each county including Yellowstone, Rosebud, Big Timber, Cascade, Missoula, Silver Bow and others, totaling substantial sums toward the Liberty loan campaign.
Belleview Votes Narrowly For Republican Ticket In 1917 Precinct
The Belleview community reports low voter turnout with 33 ballots cast from a 119 registered list. Corwin near Chateau traveled 15 miles to vote while Sack, near Belleview school, rode 16 miles to Strabane and returned home disappointed to miss voting. The town notes illnesses, Red Cross activities, and multiple family travels as residents prepare for winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belleview
Corwin
Chateau
Sack
Strabane
Gray
Great Falls
Robert
David
Miss. Gray
Kirkaldie
J. R. Young
Edna Fenson
Fenson
Red Cross
Miss Gray
Minneapolis
Lyman Rogers
Farm Bureau Presidents to Attend Week at Agricultural College
Farm Bureau presidents from at least twenty of Montana’s counties will visit the Agricultural College during Farmers Week. On Farm Bureau day Friday the 12th the war work of state and national bureaus will be highlighted and the government’s 1919 bureau program presented. Women on the executive committees will join to meet home economics agents and plan bureau work for 1919. Counties now with bureaus include Sanders Lewis and Clark Flathead Ravalli Misoula Broadwater Teton Toole Hill Blaine Valley Phillips Richland Sheridan Fergus Cascade Dawson Custer Rosebud Musselshell Yellowstone Stillwater Chouteau.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farm Bureau
Montana
Agricultural College
Sanders
Lewis and Clark
Flathead
Raviili
Misgoula
Broadwater
Teton
Toole
Hill
Blaine
Valley
Phillips
Richland
Sheridan
Fergus
Cascade
Dawson
Custer
Rosebud
Musselshell
Yellowstone
Stillwater
Chouteaus
Weather Report Bond Themes Shade Daily Forecast
A brief weather note accompanies a satirical line about liberty bonds, describing pleasant conditions and light winds. No specific meteorological data or locality is provided in readable text.
Local Notices From Farmington Community
Hildegarde Lindseth departed Farmington last Saturday to visit Ruth Tweet for several days. Dora Rustad travels to Great Falls for work. Tina Gregg visited the Brolsma home last Sunday. The Willis family plans a move this week. Kale garden pits are mentioned with a slogan Save the pits. Mrs Anderson moves into a lower apartment on the farm as the Kaiser reference appears.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Dunn
Chateau
Olaf Lindseth
Albert Peterson
Great Falles
Pierce
Claude
Mineral
Washington
B. Jacobson
France
Donald
Apting
Montana
Minnesota
Red Cross
Farmington East
George Roof
Jack Kerr
Hildegarde Lindseth
Fairfield
Ruth
Dora Rustad
Great Falls
Tina Gregg
Brolsma
Willis
Letters From Soldier Boys Describe Rations And Weather
A soldier writes of cakes five mornings weekly with bacon butter syrup coffee and sugar. He notes meals remain good, weather is damp and chilly though not very cold, and freezes have not harmed the gardens. He hopes for continued good weather and peace along Wilson's terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
Ike
Otto Wagnild Thanks Te Ton County Voters
Otto Wagnild expresses gratitude to Te ton county voters for support and pledges to show appreciation during his term of office. He thanks the electorate for the vote of confidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gus B ‘Razier
John Frazier
Gus
Teton County
Otto Wagnild
Also Mentioned on This Page
Choteau Merc. Co
Gee Meagher
Taylor
Hirshberg
Sid Campbell
Blackleaf
Emerick
Mrs. Emerick
Mrs. Richardson
Mary
Gynemuir
Ursuline Academy
Ernest Johnson
Thelma Hayward
Jacobson
John Tatsey
Belle Racine
Browning
Wm. Campbell
McGregor Hospital
Chas. F. ‘Berndt
R. J. Bonin
Ance
Cal Tolefson, “of
Bynin
Martin Anderzon
Bynum
Hospital
H. T. Rhoads
Seattle
Meagher &, Taylor
J. L. Beatty
Big Timber
Leroy Searls ‘and Son
Mr. Searls
Choteau Meat C. Cash Meat Market
Dick Gorter
Per. J. C. Morgan
Chester Trescott
Chester
Navy
Seattle Navy Yards
John * Feldman
Great’ Falls
Pure Oil ‘Co
W. E. Hall
Whitefish
Earl King
Spring Valley
S. S. Armstrong
Nan Burrell
Frank O. Young
Agawam
Conrad
S. M. Weeks
Lowry
R. M. Farrington
J. G. Jackson
Red‘ Cross
Court House
Meagher & Taylor
A. J. Daley
Laverne, Minn
Daley
J. J. Daley
Dupuyer
Choteau Meat CO
Cash Meat Market
E. B. Maynard
Brady
Larson Building
Mab
J. A. Baart
Mabéi ‘Steele
Kalispell
W. S
Forsyth
F. D. Jones
C. E. Bussert
Rosebud County
Sam
Turner
Mr. Jones
Billings
F. W.declerca
Yellowston County
Brodawater
Beaverhead
Choutéau
Carbon
Carter
Deer- Lodge
Dawda
Jefferson
Anos
Meagher
Iain
Missoula
Madigan
Powell
Prairie
7 Park
Ravalli
Sweet Grass
Silver Bow
Wheatland
Wibaux
Robert Miller
Lloyd McFarlane
John Godwin
John
Hallowe’enens
Louise Willis
Dorothy Lindseth
Chas. Metz
Charles Pierce
College
Weather Report
Burbank
Observer
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