County Commissioners Approve Salaries and New Examiners
Commissioners meet in Chateau Montana on October 10 11 1916 approving September warrants totaling 3984 38 from contingency. J A Goodrich resigns as educational examiner. Benjamin Fairs Brothers named to fill term. Ellie R Brown granted 60 days leave. Early failure to cancel fictitious Johnson Lumber Co mortgage taxes noted. Opening of primary ballot pouches authorized. highway project across Indian lands proposed to connect Cut Bank and Glacier National Park with public necessity stated. Viewers appointed for Pendrey West road and further road planning discussed.
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J. A. Goodrich
Benjamin Fairs Brother
Cut Bank
Goodrich
Ellie R. Brown
Johnson Lumber Co
Robert B. Lillard
Secretary of the Interior
Montana
Glacier National Park
Yellowstone National Park
Pendrey West Road
C.N. Ward
J. B. Wellenstein
L. B. Pendrey
Infantile paralysis mystery discussed at Milwaukee meeting
At a meeting of the American Association for Study and Prevention of Infant Mortality experts called the disease a persistent mystery with no proven origin or transmission method. Doctors urged isolation of cases, questioned treatment options, and noted varied symptoms and possible links to flu and infected areas.
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American Association For Study & Prevention
Wade H. Forst
United States Health Service
Washington, D. C
Henry M. Bracken
Minnesota
Whitliam
A. Harper
Wisconsin State Board of Health
New York
Hadling
New York City
C. E.banks
Dorothy Reed Mendenhall
Agnes Boeing
University of Wisconsin
County Board Reports Care at Poor Farm and Schedules Election Meeting
The county board declares the Annie Austad facility clean and sanitary with 10 inmates properly cared for. A meeting is set for November 13, 1916 at Chateau to canvass the November 7 election returns. Various warrants and expenses are listed, including sheriff, coroner, health, and county officers.
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Annie Austad
Chateau
Prohibition Topic at White's School House
Rev. L. F. Haley will hold services at White's school house on Sunday October 29 at 3 30 PM if weather permits Prohibition will be the subject with the forecast of clear weather.
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L. F. Haley
White’s School House
Indian tramps find home as Fort Assiniboine opens
Havre Mont Oct 20 The Rocky Boy Indians celebrate the opening of the Fort Assiniboine Military Reservation 200000 acres near Havre with 57000 acres set aside for them for a permanent home. Land is sold at 2.50 per acre with staged payments, and parcels may be drawn November 18. Remaining lands open to settlers after six months under revised terms.
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Canradian
Glacier Park
Montina
Fort Assinboine
United States
Bear Paw Mountains
Duelo
Sam
Montana
Land Office
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Teachers Institute list of instructors announced
County Superintendent Nellie R Brown completed the instructor slate for the Teton County Teachers Institute to be held in Chateau October 31 through November 3. Names include H A Davee M J Abbey Nunn Moss J M Davis M C Dietrich Edna May Church Annabelle Fletcher. The ad seeking the “homeliest girl in New York” ran in ads.
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Nellie R. Brown
Teton County
Teachers’ Institute
Chateau
H. A. Davee
M. J. Abbey
U. S. Extension Service and Agricultural College
Bozeman
Miss Nunn
Montana State Normal School
Dillon
M. G. Moss
Walier
J. M. Davis
Track Laying Progress Between Farmington and Agawam
Milwaukee crews completed track laying to Farmington and work between Farmington and Agawam continues. Six trains ballast and build depots as carpenters set stations. completion expected first week in November with remaining ballast and lake crossing to finish by spring.
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Bank
Cook
Priest Butte Lake
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Ofrcials
Great Falls
Fairfield
Winster
Sermon on Worth of the Individual at Episcopal Church
On Sunday morning at the Episcopal church a service of hymns readings and prayers will feature a fifteen minute sermon from Lessons from the French Revolution. The message follows We being many are one body in Christ and every one members another. Remember the church hour 10 45 a m Sunday October 29. Rev L H Haley pastor.
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Episcopal Church
Rev. L. Il. Haley
Methodist Halloween Hunt at Church Event
The Hallowe en hunt occurs next Tuesday at 7 45 p m meeting at the church. Gentlemen groups hide at 8 sharp with 15 minutes to conceal, ladies have 45 minutes to seek. A 25 cent lunch follows at 9 o'clock, with payment shared if hunts fail.
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Hallowe’en
Epworth League
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