Corrected report of board of equalization reassessments
The report lists corrections from the Board of Equalization as published in the Acantha for September 4 1919. It records changes in assessments for numerous individuals and firms across Montana including Agee Brothers Agawam Arron Livestock Co Laird and more, adjusting counts of cattle horses sheep and other property values with new totals and expanded holdings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Equalization
Acantha
Agee Brothers
Agawam
Co. A. Anderson
Fairfield
Arron Livestock Co
Laird, Mont
Lewis Buss
Collins
Geo. E. Bauer
Bynum
J.etlonley Fairfild
Frank Harris
John “Jacobson
Farmington
Paul
Kanduth
Plummerton
EB. Krofft
Hee
R. W. Johnson
Gilman
N. J. Landsverk
Cleiv
L. M.areuFer
Power
Frank Morehead
Pendroy
Row Lock Cattle Co
Chateau
Stephen Sivacek
Hang Tabor
Dutton
Glenn
Thompson
Lewis
Walters
Fairfeld
Burke & Taylor
Conrad
Oscar Carlson
New
Whos
B. Cook
Mary Way
Public School Students Stage Practical Arithmetic Store
The third grade runs a classroom store with goods for sale and bartering to teach change and budgeting. Sixth graders decorate their room with curtains flowers and pictures to create a cozy space. Manual training begins in upper grades with tools arriving and plans to produce valued items at cost.
Veterans Meeting for Choteau Post 6 American Legion
Attention veterans a meeting of Choteau Post No 6 American Legion is set in the courtroom Friday September 13 at 8 pm. All former service members and Army Navy Marine Corps and Army Nurse Corps girls invited. Post 6 seeks 260 members to join quickly and directs interested to Martin Read at the sheriff's office I J Liptak or L A Foot to sign up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Choteau Post No. 6
American Legion
Choteau
Army
Navy
Marine Corps
Army Nurse Corps
Chateau ‘Post
No. 6
Martin
Sheriff's Office
I. J. Liptak
L .A. Foot
School Notes Preview From Clara Lyon Column
Friday period closed with year plans and officer elections. Senior dine scheduled for Saturday the 27th. Miss Williamson, sister of Principal Williamson, hired as music teacher and arriving early next month. Boys soccer activity began last week with plans for coaches for boys and girls. Bernice Andrews, county garment contest winner, enjoyed a state fair trip. Ancient history class to meet before school until new teacher arrives. Miss Margaret Crêver, normal instructor, arrives this evening. Principal Williamson has managed her duties. Class of 1920 writing school notes this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Lyon
Miss Williamson
Williamson
Bernice Andrews
Margaret Créver
County Agent Clarkson Purchases Seventy Cars Hay
County Agent Robert Clarkson returned from South Dakota and Minnesota with scarce hay. He bought only one car in Dakota while securing about seven hundred cars of Minnesota hay for Teton county haying crews. The hay costs about 23 dollars per ton landed. Northern Minnesota reports a large potato harvest with farmers selling grade potatoes at 25 dollars per ton or 1.5 cents per pound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Clarkson
South Dakota
Minnesota
Dakota
Teton County
Civil actions filed in Teton County and district court list
The Clerk of the District Court reports civil actions filed in the past week. Parties include County Commissioners of Teton County versus J Keithly in eminent domain and St Anthony and Dakota Elevator Co versus Albright Dahl with a transcript of judgment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clerk of the Coast
B. M. Jacobson
Bened
County Commissioners
Teton County
J. W.kiethly
St. Anthony & Dakota Elevator .Co
Albright Dahl
Irrigation Mission Will Get Results Says Senator Walsh
Senator Walsh says the Montana reclamation delegation from Great Falls and vicinity will secure a liberal irrigation appropriation after satisfactory talks with Congressmen. He notes the Montana group made a good impression and expects definite action by the Senate committee soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senator Walsh
Washington
Walsh
Montana ‘Reclamation
Great Falls
Senate
Oil prospects in Choteau field draw major company interest
The Choteau oil field shows surface indications of potential prospectivity. Representatives from Standard Oil of California and other large firms have conducted field investigations. Geologists Judson Findley and R. W. Richards are in the area examining prospects for possible development once an oil leasing law passes Congress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Choteau
Geological Survey
Standard Oil Company
Standard Oil Co
California
R. C. Stonér
San Francisco
Judson Findley
Clarksburg
W. Va
R. W. Richards
Washington, D., C
Congress
Kansas Flu Epidemic Week Ahead With New Cases
Topeka reports recurrence of influenza epidemic with four new cases today. The first case last year appeared on September 25 and twenty three new cases were recorded in Kansas over the past week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kas
Kansas
Burglary Arrests Of Willet And St. Ger Main
George Willet and Chick St. Ger main were arrested Saturday on a complaint by Herman Olson. Warrant charges burglary during the night. items reportedly taken from Olson home were found at both defendants residences. Willet posted bond for court appearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Willet
Chick St. Germain
Herman Olson
Bole
Power
Olson
Not Guilty Verdict In Bell Shooting Case
Stephen Sevaek known as Bell was tried in Judge J E DeHaas court yesterday. A jury returned a verdict of not guilty after hearing the shooting of a cow belonging to William Hodgskiss. Sevaek lives near the U S bird reserve north of Sun River.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephen Sevaek
Bell
William Hodgskiss
Justice Court
J. E. DeHaas
Savaek
U. S
Cascade County Tries Boost for Chateau Inmate
Cascade county attempted to place a single inmate at Chateau last week. He was apprehended by Marshal Walley after a brief stay in Teton hospitality and will be returned to Great Falls for processing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cascade County
Teton County
Marshal Walley
Teton
Great Falls
Carey Lands Irrigation Plan Lets 18000 Acres Open Soon
The Carey Land Act irrigation project near Brady awaits final approval after an official tour by U. S. land office officials and lawmakers. About 18000 acres will be opened for settlement in irrigated tracts, with construction to resume next year and complete the Brady irrigation network to elevate local land to first class status.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Land Office
Washington
A. K. Prescott
T. O. Larson
Teton
Carey Tract
Brady
Brady Irrigation Co
Parent Teacher Notice on Available Garments
The emergency committee of the Parent Teachers association has a supply of clothing and seeks those in need to use the service. Items include coats for men women and children fur coat for a grown boy shoes underwear and more. Those interested may view the garments at Haugen's store and contact Mrs N Haugen Mrs Ross Houck or Mr Barl Burgetl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parent-Teachers’ Association
Haugen’s
N. Haugen
Ross Houck
Barl Burgetl
Land sale sets price at 90 dollars per acre near Farming ton
August Rathman sold his 320 acre ranch near Farmington to Frank Hines of Minnesota for 90 dollars an acre. The deal includes machinery and some livestock. Rathman plans to move to Chateau as soon as a house is secured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burton Beach
August Rathman
Farmington
Frank Hines
Minnesota
Rathman
Chateau
Martine Strikes Rich Pay Dirt Near Collins
Sheriff Ike Martine hit rich pay dirt while prospecting near Collins. He uncovered a barrel of whiskey valued at more than 2500 dollars in an overgrown field, with reports of further buried treasure deposits in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ike Martine
Collins
Your secret is your servant quote
A compact aphorism notes that secrets control actions and power. It warns that information kept private may dominate behavior if freed or misused, implying responsibility in sharing or guarding hidden knowledge.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Commissioners
Gilbert Dale
Ford- Car
A. A. Delger
Geo. Genderau
Ole
Library
Halliday & Cole
Mat Matland
Matoon
McCullough
Geo. R. Higgins
David Swepley
Co. W. Boe
Youngblood
McCullough Pharmacy
Freeman Daley
Ferdinand Weyer
Jtownship
Walter A. Best
Choteau Mercantile, Co
Alph Aman
J. E. Mason
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Total
First National Bank
Montana
Resources
Victory
Liberty Loan
Federal Reserve Bank
of Teton
W. B. Butchart
Adler
M. G. Carver
Camewnant Abtianabes
Ausoul
Henry Hadcliffe
Clarkson
Choteau Oi
Carey Land
Big Ditch
Martine
Uae
Citizens Stae Bank
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