County Board of Equalization Records 1918 Additions and Reductions
The Choteau Montana Board of Equalization met through July and August 1918 with Chairman Henry Radcliffe and Commissioners Savory and Ledgerwood. They examined the 1918 assessment list and added and reduced values for numerous people and entities, including livestock, engines, farms, and mortgages, detailing specific new totals and properties affected.
Red Cross Gauze Workers List and Letters
Local sewing group records shows gauze room workers by date from Aug 27 to Sept 3 with names including Hirshberg Flynn Haugen Halladay and Sears. A headquarters letter from J E Ellison notes yarn shortages and a separate bulletin calls for Red Cross camp service volunteers with duties and qualifications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mesdames
Saylor
R. Franklin
Mazie Sears
Hazel Halladay
Ruth
Andrews
Diana Johanns
Dorothy
Margie
Ethel Haugen
Harriet
Doege
Myrna
Cole
Lucille Sturgeon
Peterson
Burt
Halladay
Streeter
Cowgill
A. L. Halladay
McNeil
Bart
Miss Beal
Edythe McNeil
Maud Wilcox
Misses Logan
Lessing
Schlecht
Beal
Nagle
Mesdames Redmond
Dotterer
Jane
BE. J. Hirshberg
Mesdames Magee
Cowell
Red’ Cross
Cleiv
Miss Thomson
Washington
Induction and Volunteer Call Near Fort Logan and Camp Lewis
Local Board notes report A J Johanns and N Ellingson sent to Fort Logan Colorado for induction into the quartermaster corps. A six man call for basic education and mechanical aptitude to study auto mechanics carpentry concrete electrical work and radio crafts at the University of Colorado. White, physically fit men only. volunteer period through September 10. Multiple men entrained for Camp Lewis today including Peder O Kleiv Cleiv Waller Hanson Cleiv Peter C Favot Conrad Jo ane A Phillips Conrad Gilmore N Quamme Brady Victor Wiseman Bole Ole O Kleiv Cleiv Henry A Hanson Cleiv George Bedore Fairfield Glen Wiseman Bole Martin Gronberg Bole Charles E Wanless Bynum Robert Ritchie Johnston Dupuyer Charley Miller Dupuyer John Wenhouse Chateau Math Klassen Fleming Colo Gilmore Nelson Conrad Walter J Billingsley Steptoe Wash Hugh A Smith Conrad Bennie N Olson Fairfield John C Cullen Fonda Idaho Gust Gustafson Cut Bank Leslie F McGuire Charles E Fromey Harry E Penn Williams Edwin Styren Brady Walter F Palin Walter Edwin Anderson Farmington George R Higgins Choteau Edward Paul Joromo Bynum Rolland Dixon Great Falls Isaac Ray Harbit Choteau Edward E Deering Brady John Logan Denison Choteau Halvor Knudtson Choteau Osker R C Gilseth Demers Charles M Sexton Riceville Floyd Cummins Castlerock Wash Claude E Fetsch Glacier Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Lewis
Peder O. Kleiv
Cleiv
Waller Hanson
Peter C. ‘Favot
Conrad
Joan A. .Phillips
Gilmore N. Quamme
Brady
Victor Wisemar Bole
Ole O. Kleiv
Henry A. Hanson
George Bedore
Fairfield
Glen Wiseman
Bole
Martin Gronberg
Charles E. Wanless
Bynum
Robert Ritchie Johnston
Dupuyer
Charley Miller
John Wenhouse
Chateau
Math Klassen
Fleming
Colo
Gilmore Nelson
Walter J. Billingsley Steptoe
Wash
Hugh A. Smith
Bennie N. Olson
John C. Cullen
Fonda
Idaho
Gust Gustafson
Cut Bank
Leslie F. McGuire
Charles E. Fromey
Harry E. Penn
Williams
Edwin Styren
Walter F. Palin
Walter
Edwin Anderson
Farmington
George R. Higgins
Choteau
Edward
Paul Joromo
Rolland Dixon
Great Falls
Isaac Ray Harbit
Edward E.deering
John Logan Denison
Halvor Knudtson
Osker R. C. Gilset
Red Cross seeks volunteers for officer and staff roles
The Red Cross announces urgent opportunities for officers and volunteers in its camps. Expenses will be paid and a small salary may be provided if needed, with a pecuniary sacrifice for qualified men. Interested individuals should write to the Bureau of Personnel at the American Red Cross Kasex Building in Minneapolis Minnesota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Bureau of Personnel
American Red Cross
Kasex Building
Finneapolis
Minnesota
Drouth Relief Rates, Vaccination, and 4-H Winners Notes
The U S railroad admin offers a one half freight rate for carload feed and seed to drouth areas including Teton county to aid farmers and stockmen. Vaccination guidance warns blackleg losses rise if untreated and urges cattle aged two months to two years be vaccinated with government vaccines. County farm meetings are set for September 7 in multiple towns to discuss hay and feed conditions and coordinated action. Local 4 H winners will represent Teton at the state fair with prizes and future contests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Drouth
U. S. Railroad Administration
United States
Teton County
Farm Bureau
Chateau
Blackleg
T. S. Gap
Dutton
Collins
Brady
Conrad
Cut
Tigo
State Fair Board
New Substitutes Rule for Wheat Flour Adopted
Federal Food Administrator Al fred Atkinson announces a new winter rule for sale and use of wheat and substitute flours. Effective Sept 1, 1918, mixed flour with 80 percent wheat and 20 percent substitutes is allowed and pure wheat flour must be sold with substitutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Atkinson
United States Food Administration
Federal Food Administration
Primary election results and county ticket nominees
Official vote totals from the primary completed by County Clerk EB Garrett and Judge J E B DeHaas with results listing candidates for County Clerk Assessor County Attorney Superintendent of Schools Coroner Public Administrator and others. The county central committee will fill vacancies and results include votes for many state and local offices plus a Red Cross event notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EB. C. Garrett
J. EB. DeHaas
Ben A. Mathews
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Board OF Equalization
Mont
Henry Radcliffe
Ernest. A. Savory
Dan Ledgerawood
John L.lundgren
Angus “Rose
Hugh Robinson
William Wallace
Barringer & Zimmerman
Reuben Gablined
Ames & Stoltzman
Lena Howells
F. A. Sullivan
Ise County Abstract Co
Willis, Swilling & Lewis
John Zimmerman
Ben English
Lee MacDonald
George Sabados, Sr
Edwin Burfening
H. C. Wilkins, Sr
Joseph Baart
Romain
Chasse
Henry ° “Jacobson
John Leys
Peter P. Stoltzman
Teton Co-operative Reservoir, Co
Dick Heun
M. C. G. Ives
C.B. Jackson
E.L. Moore
A. W. Severtson
Harry Ellis
Margaret Moran
John F. Moran
F. E.stevenson
Louis Mink
Self Winding Clock Co
J. P. Huidekoper
John ‘Jenson
Conrad Townsite Co
John Nelson
Peter Kuperus
Edwin A. Pierce
C. A. Whinnery
C. P. Fowler
Roy Y. Hamilton
Daniel Ledgerwood
Frank Howard
Fanhy
Marion
Patsy Pridham
Letty Hall
J.E. Ellison
Bureau of Supplies
Bureau of Camp Service
Citizens State Bank
Montana
France
Army
Navy
A. J. Johanns
N. Ellingson
Fort Logan
Col
Quartermaster’s Corps
University of Colorado
Wagnild
Timothy County
Arnot
Thompson
Public
U. S
Walsh
Matthews
Sammer
GEM
Gcooper
TOD
Fran
Geri
Merrillies
Scott
Dennis
Penny
Congress
Mitchell
Linebarger
Moore
Riddick
Rep
Wensenenenese
Ferris
Dem
Forrest
Heiocki EL
Arthur J. Ogaard
Red Cross Basket
T. L. Gap
Garrett
LuNdgren
Webb
Forrest Eemeneerneneanancens Coctuascerenteaccesees Rhoads
Aenecenre Amet
Coburn
Sone
O'Neil Emcee
Seemesegee” County Auditor
Eacceeee
Innes
Martine
Jesesereseborpaenesesassee Guthrie
Starr
Sheriff Collins
Federal Reserve System
THE
First National Bank