County Commissioners Add Property to 1919 Tax Rolls
On July 21 1919 to August 11 the board examined the 1919 assessment and added numerous items to the tax roll. Items include Agee Bros household furniture 200 dollars Arron Livestock Co 1400 lambs 14000 dollars and Burke & Taylor 150 rams 3 Lewis Walters two cows 160 and many horses cattle and farm implements across multiple residents and firms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of County Commissioners
Board of Equalization
A. J. Flynn
R. D. Anderson
C. P. Crane
Otto Wagnild
Agee Bros
C. A. Anderson
Arron Livestock Co
Louis Buss
Louis Bauer
W. J. Crittenden
Frank Harris
R. W. Johnson
John Jacobson
Theo W Kind
A. E. Krofft
Paul Kanduth
Hans Taber
N. J. Landsverk
L. Mit Maurer
Frank Moorehead
Row Lock Cattle Co
Stephen Sievacek
Burke & Taylor
Lewis Walters
Thomas Cook
Mary A. Corte
Arthur Crabtree
Gilbert Dale
Ford
A. A. Delger
Geo. Gengreau
John J. Greene
Halladay & Coto
R. L. Hood
Hy Loomis
Mat Matland
Matton
McCullough Electric Co
Gus McDonald
Floyd A. McFarlane
F. W. McFarlane
D. A
Ses
John Nesbit
Co. W. Boe
David Swenby
Geo. R. Higgins
Chateau Acantha
Walter A. Best
Ed. Youngblood
McCullough Pharmacy
Freeman Daley
Glenn W. Thompson
L. J. Dederick
F. G. Campbell
Tim Cook
J. H. Burke
Amelia Bramer
W. H. Campbell
Floweree Sheep & Horse Co
Adolph Aman
Harry H Collins
Arthur Ewert
BE. A. Arnett
Abe Brown
Paul S Briggs
Byron Carson
Frank J. Cordier
Fred Cole
Fairbanks
Dominic Banis
Justice Banis
Geo. Coffey, Jr
P. H. Crossen
Ben Feist
John C. Ferris
Edward Fitzgerald
Fannie C. Fitzhugh
N. J. Nederick
Clarence I
Friend
J J Wleharty
Concordia Live Stock Co
Pauline Asiakson
Improveme
Lr J Goodridge
Thomas Manix
Edwin Buffening
James Peebles
Emery Knowlton
H. H. Higgins
Bond approvals sweep county voters with scattered opposition
Official returns show most districts backed school bonds by large margins, notably Belleview nineteen to one and Fairfield Farmington Sloan also favorable. Strabane and Porter precincts largely opposed, and Dry Forks Raymond and other areas posted heavy no votes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Strabane
Chateau
Belleview
Fairfield
Farmington
Sloan
T. L. Gap
Lowry
Dry Forks
Raymond
Bynum
Porter Precinct
Dutton
Enen Seeceeenet
Greenfield farmers rally for irrigation delegation funds
At the Greenfield bench irrigation meeting 200 to 300 farmers backed a plan to send a delegate to Washington and raise funds. Geo Sanford explained water rights priority under Sun River and the need for storage. W. W. Cole won the delegate vote as Henry Radcliffe was a runner up. Local donations and a matching grant from the Fairfield Commercial Club secured the funding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairfield
Greenfield Bench
Washington
O. E. Holmberg
Geo. QO. Sanford
Thid
Sanford
Sun 6
Su River
Sun River
Fort Shaw
Phil T. Cole
T. O. Larson
Choteau
Fairfield Farmers
Henry Radcliffe
W. W. Cole
Elmer Genger
Larson
Mr. Radcliffe
American Legion Post 6 Aims to Enlist Veterans
The preamble outlines goals to defend the US constitution promote law and order and foster 100 percent Americanism. Eligible veterans from WWI may join. Chateau Post No. 6 received its charter and will sign up members with Martin Read coordinating cards. Officers listed include I A Foot Jesse L Gleason Martin Read Roy Pilling and Charles Dollemore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States of America
American Legion
United States
Unite States
Minneapolis
Minn
Chateau Post No. 6
Martin Read
I. A. Foot
Jesse L. Gleason
Roy Pilling
Charles Dollemore
Cleanup Day Announced for September 11 at 8 A.M.
Citizens are urged to join a city cleanup at 8 a.m. September 11 meeting at Citizens Bank corner with tools. Businesses to close till noon to prevent weeds from seeding. Captains will lead. community effort requested by C Morgan. Largest first day enrollment at high school noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Citizens Bank Corner
R. F. Williamson
Teton County
Clas
Hazel Swearingen
Edna Schutter
Holythe Saylor
Marie Bunnell
Choteau Falls To Fairfield In Tight Local Baseball Game
Fairfield defeats Choteau 4 to 3 in a close game witnessed by many fans on the local diamond. Manager Core cites Fairfield’s superior play as the deciding factor after key hits late in the contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Choteau
Fairfield
Choteau Boys
Core
Duck Season Opens Soon Under State and Federal Rules
Local hunters prepare for the season starting September 15 under Montana law which bans shooting migratory species after December 15 while federal rules allow a later opening for migratory ducks until December 31. Native ducks may be hunted under federal law only with proper distinction.
Forest Firefighter Injured in Deer Creek Blaze
William Smith of Burton beach was seriously hurt Friday afternoon while battling forest fires along Deer Creek near Sun River Canyon. He was struck on the head by a falling lodgepole pine, suffering a skull base fracture and remains semi conscious with doubtful chances of recovery. Dr. Waterman attended after a five hour horseback ride from the Len Hotel in Sun River Canyon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Smith
Burton Beach
Deer Creek
Sunriver
Wate- Man
Fe Sun River Danyon
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Commissioners
Lawryt
Spring Valley
Senda
Esas
Neview
Eawam
Wewnere Ae
Farmingtonz
First National Bank of Valier
Joseph S. Bowers
Elmer Genger & Co
Earl Halladay
Phoebe Courtway
James Albert Courtway
Yion
L C. Morgan, Mr.or
Citizens State Bank
Montana
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