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Choteau Acantha in Choteau, Montana

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Choteau Acantha

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Choteau, Montana, United States of America

Date

Sep 11, 1919

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List of warrants issued in August session

The document lists warrants issued during the regular August session to numerous individuals and organizations including Mabel O'Neil, Helen Innes, Alta Ledgerwood, Mary DeYong, Gladys Martine, and many others. It includes payments to Glacier and Pondera counties, insurers, and local firms for salaries, proof reading, auditing, supplies, and services such as drayage, transportation, court costs, and street lighting. Major items cover board of equalization salaries, road fund disbursements, and various county office expenditures.

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Mabel O'Neil M. A. Lauser Helen T. Innes Bertha Streeter Alta C. Ledgerwood Glacier Mary B. DeYong Gladys Martine B. M. Jacobson James Smith H. T. Rhoads Robert Clarkson Montana Transfer Co Ruth Sweat SUDEE Acscdanpese Ceeen Dassadordenates Wilson Harley Clark & Co Equalization Board Great Falls Power, Co Elec City of Moore Drug & Transfer Co E. O’rouke E. B. Maynard M. D James S. Innes Eget Underwood “Typewriter _ “Co J A. Dunlap Acantha Citizens State Bank Tor’s Supplies St. Anthony & Oak Elev. Co Material Court House J. M. Baker Co Tocal Crane & Ordway Tribune Printing & Supply General Fund Mae Cc. H. Furniture and Fixtures Montanan, Supplies Co Montana Ormal Tuition Court House Choteau Hdw C. H. Ma FOCS U. of Montana Institute Sfers Eee Etter Montana State College Institute Chas P. Crane Salary Board of Equalization R. D. Anderson Same A. J. Flynn Reading Pondera Co Mae E. Wilson Edythe Saylor Erosteenane Glacier County Alta Ledgerwood Same Aa Asees Proofreading Glacier CO Wwe Ceeesses Violet B. Lestrud B. J. Liptak Pragirend Ae ' Ing Pondera Co Mabel O’eil Grace Reiding Mabel Steele Glacier County M. M. Webb Sistant Co Anna Liese Pondera County Dorothy Longmuir Bernice Moore Lillian Crawford I. P. Goodwin Freeman Daley John ‘Duffy Chateau Tire & Val. Co Obert Peterson Power-Morgan Co Frederic Gewald Fred Gewald Geo. Yeager Ass’t Co Assgd Nat'l Bank Saarasoateagennaae Chateau Hardware Co Supgag Wwe Henry Kind Wim. A. Emerick Lawrence Perry Citizens Bank L Bank Jesse Perry Ted. Alzheimer C. D. Boquet Mithias Patersonv B. E. Snortland John Park Ernest Sanders John Edwards Jens Holt Chas. A. Kock Christ Klein Filtenberg First Nat G. I. Tangen Ed. Anderson S. A. Pfrimmer Dupuyer Merc. Co James Mullaney
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Public School Opens With 177 Enrolled and Growing

The public school opened Monday with 177 pupils. Enrollment is strongest in seventh grade at 29 and weakest in eighth grade at 15, with expectations to reach about 200. The first grade shows the most appeal, while teachers and the school board aim to make the year beneficial and welcoming. A substitute is hired two days a week for Mr Burgett to organize the work.

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Enrollment Climbs as Teton County High Seeks New Building

High School enrollment rose from 84 to 96 after opening for enrollment. The graduating class is 13 with new students Rob ert Dow Eleanora Hickman Gladys Martine and Mae Anderson. Principal Williamson leads a diverse staff. more instructors and a new advanced European history course are planned.

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Teton County High School Robert Dow Eleanora Hickman Gladys Martine Mae Anderson Williamson Missouri Bunnell Bozeman Saylor
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Opening of Duck Season Governed by Federal Law

The Montana Game and Fish Laws of 1939-40 note federal control of migratory birds. Opening days differ: Montana sets Sept 15 with daily limits for wild ducks at 20, geese no limit, swan and brant varying. federal treaty acts set Sept 16 with 8 geese and 5 brant per day and wood duck and eider excluded. The U S Constitution makes treaties supreme law and the Migratory Bird Treaty Act applies.

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Montana J. S. DeHart Brant United States
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Season Closed Areas Open Dates In Montana Counties

In October 75 the state outlines hunting seasons with specific opening dates for elk in Pondera Glacier and Flathead counties. Lewis and Clark extends October 15 to December 25 for areas north of Dearborn River.

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Getig Elk A Pondera Glacier County Elgers Flathead County Lewis and Clark North Fork Dearborn River
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County Tax Levy Set for 1919 Taxes

County commissioners fix a total levy of 21.25 for 1919 taxes with the City of Chateau assessed at 2.0 and additional district allocations noted as 19.0. The document records the tax schedule governing county and municipal amounts for the coming year.

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City of Chateau
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Pershing Returns Home to Immense Praise in New York

General John J. Pershing arrived in New York to a massive demonstration as millions cheered the World War commander. Secretary Baker presented his full general commission on the Hoboken deck, with Congress and city officials sending praise for the nation’s victory and democracy.

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New York America General Pershing Meuse Argonne Baker Senate House Broadway Pershing Fifth Avenue Germany Jersey Hoboken Washington Grant Sheridan Sherman
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Marshal Foch To Attend American Legion Meeting

Marshal Ferdinand Foch, chief of allied armies, will visit the American Legion national convention in Minneapolis on November 11. If ill health prevents his attendance, Marshal Petain will take his place. Minnesota Legion members traveled to New York where General Pershing will greet members who served in France.

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St. Paul Ferdinand Foch The American Legion Minneapolis Legion Washington Marshal Petain Minnesota New York Pershing France
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Retail clothiers predict reduction in clothing prices

Delegates at the convention of the national association of retail clothing predict a near term drop in clothing prices. The main reason given is labor costs, with expectations of lower prices followed by a broader price easing for consumers.

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Civil Actions Filed In State Court

Race Ear Hl and Teton Lumber Co sue for attachment. Minneaga Threshing Machine Co. against J H Odenwald and William F Odenwald with transcript of judgment. State of Montana vs John S Lillard habeas corpus. S Anthony and Dakota Elevator Co. vs Juin Kramer for lien.

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eTeton Lumber Co Attachment Minneaga Threshing Machine Co J. H Odenwald William F Jacob Odenwald State of Montana John S. Lillard S Anthony & Dakota Elevator Co Juin Kramer Lien
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Reception for Teachers by Parent-Teachers Association

The PTA hosted a reception for high school teachers in the auditorium last night with about sixty attendees. O. R. Nelson was elected president to fill the vacancy after Vive W. J. Roulston resigned. The next meeting will be on the first Tuesday in October.

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Parent-Teachers' Association O. R. Nelson Association Vive W J Roulston
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Wilson Waris of Pro-German Revival

President Wilson warned Sioux Falls that pro Germanism has resurfaced in the United States and urged support for the league of nations. He described the peace treaty as a laborers’ charter and argued that a central authority is needed to stabilize world conditions and prevent renewed conflict.

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Sioux Falls S. D League of Nations Wilson Tual South Dakota America France Tuavel Europe Cermuy
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Dealers Cite Excited Buying Driving High Shoe Prices

Dealers say eager consumer demand pushes up footwear costs while buyers are urged to stay calm during purchases.

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Commissioners Ithe J. C. Morgan Aso Tat Mil Reese Ridge Poor Fund General Fund Yank Victor Marshal Foch Meeting Eeting Ing Wilson Waris Chateau Safi
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