Liberty Loan in Teton County Details and Committees
Teton county aims to subscribe 535 000 for the second Liberty Loan based on property values and bank deposits. County chairman T O Larson outlines a countywide canvass with organized solicitation, memos on refusals, and headquarters data. Bonds range 50 and up with 4 percent interest. payments staged across May November December and January. Local committees listed for towns with banks. meeting in Conrad next Sunday to organize volunteers with Great Falls organizers present.
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Teton County
T. O. Larson
Larson
Minneapolis Federal Reserve Bank
Chateau
James Eckford
E. J. Hirghberg
Phil S. Cole
Conrad
Arthur Kelly
W. C. Norem
J. E. Ritchey
Walter SC. H. Kester
M. C. Wickware
EH. E. Leech
Cut Bank
S. L. Potter
M. Worden
Martin Jacobson
Browning
J. H. Sherburne
Bole
C. A. Adamson
Wm. Wallace
W. W. Mitzel
Bynum
A. .C. Schaefer
W. D. Jones
Ray R. Porter
Pendrey
G. B. Larson
P. Peterson
P. Swanson
Brady
Geo. McLean
I. F. Lewis
T. Quamme
Dutton
D. L. Rempel
S. Wiprud
Sand Dr. Sweat
Fairfield
S. R. Roll
Elmer Genger
Mort Hirshberg
Power
L. C. Carver
C. J. Brandon
Mr. Jones
Sam Stephenson
Harry Yeager
Great Falls
Farmington A S of Easd Woman's Auxiliary Meeting
The Farmington A S of Easd Woman's Auxiliary No 66 will meet at Farmington school on October 1 at 2 o'clock. Members bring refreshments and a dish. Equity members invited to lunch. Mabel H Rogers Secretary.
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Farmington
Soldiers to Learn Use of Liquid Fire
A headline claims troops will study handling liquid fire as part of training. The note adds a terse quip about Rome and a dismissive aside.
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Rome
War Horses Needed for Army Purchases at Bozeman
W S Murdock of Choteau Montana urges local horse owners to sell light artillery horses to the army. Buyers must sign preliminary contracts, arrange loading and inspection, with five dollar per head fees for chartered buyers. Bozeman price cited at 175 dollars per head. ships by carload, with strict age and color requirements and Marine testing before loading.
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Army Purchasing Board
Fort Keough
Miles City
Army
Light Artillery
Bozeman
Cso
Broomer
District Court Proceedings From Last Week
District court records show multiple cases: State v Thomas Mannix continued. Mary C Moe v Robert B Gammon verdict for defendant in auto accident. Hampton v Hampton divorce granted. Augustus White v Wm Harris jury verdict for defendant. State v W G Carrington forgery dismissed. State v Eldon Murphy forgery dismissed. Charles J White v Mary White divorce granted. State v Fred Gould Harriette Gould extortion verdict not guilty for Harriette. Fred Gould sentenced to Deer Lodge penitentiary for not less than one year not more than five. Mc Caffery Bros v Dunn & Hogan attachment for 360.02 awarded to plaintiff. Court adjourns today.
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District Court
Thos. Mannix
Mary C. Moe
Robert B. Gammon
Hampton
State
Eldon Murphy
Charles J. White
Mary White
Fred’Gould
Harriette Gould
Fred Gould Sully
Deer Lodge
McCaffery._ Bros
Dunn & Hogan
County Commissioner Proceedings Reported for October Session
The county commissioners met in regular October session. Blocks 1 and 30 were bought from the Chateau Cemetery association. The clerk was ordered to advertise for bids for running the poor farm, for county physician and for health officer. The county surveyor was granted a 60 day leave of absence with permission to leave the state. Three thousand dollars was advanced for the purchase of gopher poison.
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Chateau Cemetery Association
Meeting to discuss creation of new Brady county
Public meeting set in Brady Montana on October 18 1917 at 2 PM to consider forming a new county from Teton and Chouteau counties. Officials urge a large delegation from all parts to participate and determine all questions involved.
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Brady
Montana
Teton
Chouteau
Parent Teachers Meeting At High School Auditorium
A Parent-Teachers' association meeting is scheduled for Thursday evening October 11 at the high school auditorium. A large attendance is desired. Program includes Double Duet by Harry Moore William Hall Clark Coffey Stephen McCullough Recitation by Ruth Hall Solo by Miss Theresa Moore Recitation by Barrett Colfer Piano Solo by Mildred Houck.
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Parent-Teachers’ Association
Harry Moore
William Hall
Clark Coffey
Stephen McCullough
R.uth Hall
Theresa Moore
Barrett Colfer
Mildred Houck
Industrial Day at Red Cross Organized by Mrs Spence
On Monday October 8 the Red Cross group led by Mrs Spence prepared shipments of garments. Preset workers included Mesdames Franklin Cole Hodgskiss Nagle McDonald Crawford Warso Halladay and others. Shipping boxes held shoulder wraps nightengales bed shirts pillows mufflers handkerchiefs wash cloths and bed socks in specified counts.
Red Cross Meeting Here Sets Annual Elections
General Red Cross meeting to be held at the county courthouse Monday evening. All officers and committees are elected to serve one year. Annual elections occur between Oct 1 and 15. Full attendance desired. Routine business to be taken up. Sincerely, J. C. Morgan, Chairman.
Disposal of Blackfeet Lands Plan Moves Forward
Louis S. Irvin, representative of the Blackfeet tribe, reports in Chateau that the allotment schedule is approved. Fees patents will grant citizenship rights while preserving tribal interests, with unallotted lands in the East Strip to be sold to the highest bidder and remaining lands allotted pro rata. The plan has Montana congressional support and Interior Department approval.
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Louis S. Irvin
Blackfeet Tribe of Indians
Washington
Chateau
Irvin
Acantha
Interior Department
United States
East
Montana
Congress
Marriage licenses issued by Clerk Paul Jacobson
The past week saw licenses issued to Wendell H. Allison and Lydia E. Harlan of Cut Bank, Sam Lazy Boy and Maggie Big Beaver of Blackfeet reservation, and George Runningwolf and Dora Pambrum of Blackfeet reservation.
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Paul Jacobson
Wendell H. Allison
Lydia E. Harlan
Cut Bank
Sam Lazy Boy
Maggie Big Beaver
Blackfeet Reservation
George Runningwolf
Dora Pambrum
Soldiers Entertained as Montana Contingent Heads to Camp Lewis
The Teton county unit departs by special Great Northern train to Camp Lewis Washington forming the third contingent from the county. The list includes Joseph I McLeever Browning Nick Braun Choteau Nick Weidner Conrad Oscar Laon Conrad Frank Johnson Cut Bank Ray Gotchall Natrona County Wyoming and many others from Cut Bank Conrad Brady Darby Dutton and surrounding towns with several assigned to other stations such as Camp Dodge for Walter H Staples and Carl Svenson.
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Teton County
Camp Lewis
American Lake
Washington
Great Northern
Joseph I. Mcleever
Browning
Nick Braun
Choteau
Nick Weidner
Conrad
Oscar la
Frank Johnson
Cut Bank
Ray Gotchall
Natrona County
Wyoming
Joel Lindseth
Farmington
Chas
Denzel McDonald
Samuel J. Allen
Walter
Felix A. Haglund
W. R. Johns
Lebo
Harold Peterson
Webster
Peter A. Stephani
Kalma
Wilbert F. Fee
Elmer L. Brown
Homer SJ. Rouse
Renier Kessels
Walier
Rudolph Kruger
Vincent Boeuf
Earle Harris
Glacier Park
Leland E. Squires
Samuel Olsen
Raymond H. Hageman
Chewalah
Peter Ellingson
Dutton
Peter Renders
Power
Malcolm Ross Mullen
Pike
Frank Huber
Big Timber
Grover C. Walker
Spokane
Wash
Gordon Wm. Neve
Raikins
Minn
William B. King
Charles Pichoda
Stockett
George Heun
Willis Dean Wilcox
Erne A. Holland
Gustav A. Evenson
Kalispell
Asa G. Buley
Great Falls
David S. Welker
Dupuyer
Math Toeckes
T. Radcliff
Brady
E. Higgins
Jim Harding
Rufin van Doorne
Williams
Malcolm
McLeod
August Huber
E. Flagg
Perry Whitmore
Lewis J. Reynolds
Gilman
Cecil E. Larmon
William M. Vanfossan
Oscar Larson
Princeton
Nicholas Lystra
Gordon N. Taylor
Lowry
Joseph M. Olson
Fowler
John S. Daley
Raymond Edwin Geise
Ole Gunderson
Charles Arthur Butler
Chateau
Claude D. Reeser
Gustav W. Goranson
Bynum
Reed S. Lockie
John Dale
Fairfield
Jack Grier
Philip N. DeGear
Morley
Mich
Niels Peterson
Eernest Albert Cook
Gardner
Charles W. Sill
William A. Hanlon
Carl O. Hagen
Chester V. Manney
Carl W. Gebauer
William Brandle
Howell N. McKay
Anaconda
Joseph Dirks
Clarence A. Jones
Elmer F. Williams
Cleiv
Harry Dezort
Joseph Conway
Theodore F. Orr
Wm. P. Crooke
Gustaf A. Fredrikson
Thomas D. Rogers
Everett P. Smith
Jake C. Kemmer
Gerhard A. Mehl
Camp Dodge
Walter H. Staples
Carl Svenson
Red Cross and class activities at the high school
The high school Red Cross branch held meetings inviting new members and electing officers. Senior and junior classes chose officers. A Red Cross bazaar is planned in about three weeks. Plans for work, dress, and lyceum proceeds are outlined along with campus updates.
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Red Cross Society
Miss Smith
Merrill Luther
Wandh Hall
Ethel Wallace
Mildred Forrest
John Weaver
Tom Radcliffe
Agnes Higgins
Mary McNeely
Lyle Standish
Alta Cohoe
Sargeant At Arms
Dietrich
Red Cross
Irene Pummer
Etta Roberts
Gertrude Rasmussen
Cut Bank
War Camp Funston Names Listed
Henry V. Tiggeman, William V. Haversack, Victor H. Larson, Richard Niels Olson, Luke Stafford named in Camp Funston. Continued on page 4.
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Henry V. Tiggeman
William V. Haversack
Victor H. Larson
Camp Funston
Richard Niels Olson
Luke Stafford
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Liberty Loan
Mabel H. Rogers
Sec’y
Citizens State Bank
Board For Light Artillery
W. S. Murdock
Choteau, Mont
AMD
Commissioners
Parent-Teachers’ Meeting
Red
Wallace Irost
Lyceum
The
First National Bank of
Chotes
First National Bank