Forest Rangers Convene In Chateau For Lewis and Clark Meeting
A week long conference of rangers and guards on the Lewis and Clark national forest convenes at the McDonald block offices to handle last year’s administrative issues and plan for the fire season amid low snowfall and dry spring conditions. Activities cover Timber Sales Lands Grazing Fire protection and related topics with Supervisor Spaulding as chair and a Friday banquet at Hotel Glenloyd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis and Clark National Forest
McDonald Block
Teton County
Spaulding
A. P. Townsend
Frank J. Jefferson
William Hoxey
W.R. Dryden
O. R. Olney
Strabane
E. A. Woods
Blackleaf
James Johnson
Dupuyer
G. A. Terry
Pike
A A. P. Townsend
C. L. Monroe
L. F. Jefferson
S. C. Sanderson
HK. D. Lamka
J. TI. Moore
Choteau
R. H. Rutledge
R. B. Adams
Missoula
Scott Leavitt
Great Falls
Report of State Examiner on Teton County finances
Examination of county affairs by state inspectors R. S. McAllister and Claude Elder covers treasurer and clerk records from 1913 to 1914. Balance of funds, receipts, disbursements, and trust fund amounts are itemized with figures such as 205 314.50 and 6 253.21 for fees and deposits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton County
R. S. McAllister
Claude Elder
RE. D. Forrest
K. McKenzie
Examiner's Notes on County Clerk and Sheriff Recordkeeping
The clerk of the court's office requests that cash bail bonds be deposited with the county treasurer and refunded by county order. The sheriff's office should provide monthly deputy fee reports or have all papers entered in the sheriff's reception book before sending out. The books of the county are in good shape.
Reliable Watches Elgin Waltham Hampden in Illinois
Hollands the Jeweler advertises Hamilton as the finest railroad watch. The repair service promotes itself through the display of quality timepieces from Elgin Waltham and Hampden across Illinois locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elgin
Waltham
Illinois
Hampden
Hamilton
Holland
Salute Our Flag Washington April 14
Secretary Daniels ordered a general concentration of the Atlantic fleet at Tampico after a Cabinet meeting with President Wilson backing Admiral Mayo’s demand for an American flag salute by the Huerta commander. Officials hope for compliance but prepare to enforce if resisted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Tampico
Daniels
Wilson
Mayo
Huerta
Navy Department
Clean Up Urged By Choteau Mayor
Julius Hirshberg urges all residents of Choteau to clean their premises at once to keep the town attractive for spring visitors and strangers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Choteau
Julius Hirshberg
No Pessimists In Northern Montana
J T Mc Gaughey of the Great Northern says Montana farmers expect a banner year with doubled wheat crops, extensive land under cultivation, and valuable spring rains. He notes no pessimists in Northern Montana and predicts record hay crops if storms continue, with prices around 12 dollars per ton last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
J. T. McGaughey
Great Northern
Montana
Mr. McGaughey
Daily Sun River train eyed for Montana service
The Gilman Optimist reports a daily train may operate to Sun River Valley. Assistant General Superintendent Nicholson of Great Northern urges immediate implementation, calling the Sun River line the best paving branch in Montana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sun River Valley
Gilman
Nicholson
Great Northern
Sun River Line
Montana
Naturalization Declarations Filed for Several Applicants
Naturalization papers have been filed by Roman Henden of Holland living in Valier Walter Boumas a subject of Herman Boumans and Josef Henben of Holland living in Walier and Mrs Hattie Ernestine Newland a German subject living in Porter The declarations indicate intent to become United States citizens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Roman Henden
Holland
Valier
Walter Boumas
Herman Boumans
Josef Henben
Walier
Hattie Ernestine Newland
Germany
Porter
Foreclosure Decree in Guaranty Trust vs Walier Montana Land
District Court with Judge H H Ewing presiding signs and files a foreclosure decree in the Guaranty Trust Company of New York vs Walier Montana Land and Water Company case. Court finds the water company indebted on its series A bonds 1 692 636 50 and series B 1 073 648 37 totaling 2 766 284 87 in principal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
H. H. Ewing
Guaranty Trust Company of New York
Walier- Montana Land and Water Company
Water Company
Schwab Opens Real Estate and Insurance Office
Jos F Schwab recently arrived from Great Falls and opens a new real estate and insurance office in room 10 of the McDonald building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jos. F. Schwab
Great Falls
McDonald Building
Card Of Thanks From Corson Family
The Corson family expresses heartfelt thanks to friends and neighbors for sympathy after the death and burial of their husband and father.
Toole County Electors Line Up for April 25 Vote
Toole County electors face an election on April 25 to decide on forming a proposed new county. The lineup of registered voters is listed for the election and reflects local participation in the county creation vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toole
Civil suits filed in district court this week
Civil cases entering the docket include J. M. Crandall versus M. O’Neal on an attachment action and Whittenden Hosiery Company versus Brown & Gunzberger on a debt suit. Both filings dated April 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Crandall
M. O’neal
Whittenden Hosiery Company
Brown & Gunzberger
High School Notes From Last Week At Local Campus
Senior class practiced their play for the last week of school while track teams prepare for meets in Great Falls and Missoula. Prom arrangements are nearly complete and promise to be memorable. Maisie Crawford missed part of the week due to illness but shows pluck. Several students out with mumps. Fourth year Latin class finishing translations and moving to prose. Seniors completed themes with several creditable topics. Volleyball teams form to field both sides amid mumps absences. Sam Crawford tried the hammer but felt less limber next day. Literary Society meeting Friday drew a large public crowd under Miss Brenneman’s direction and was enjoyed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Falls
Missoula
Sam Crawford
Literary Society
Miss Brenneman
New Post Offices Set In Limington And Ethridge
A post office is ordered established at Limington with W. N. Withrow as post master. O. J. Kettlestrud is appointed postmaster at Ethridge.
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Limington
W. N. Withrow
O. J. Kettlestrud
Ethridge
Carter Memorial appoints executive committee in Helena
Governor S W Stewart as chairman of the Carter Memorial association named the executive committee to handle erection and financing of the memorial. Members include J L Dobell Butte J G Bair Chateau John D Wait Lewistown Colonel Sam Gordon Miles City C H Williams Deer Lodge Sam D Goza Helena and C J McNarara Helena. The committee was authorized at the earlier organizational meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
S. W. Stewart
Carter Memorial Association
J. L. Dobell
Butte
J. G. Bair
Chateau
John D. Wait
Lewistown
Sam Gordon
Miles City
C. H. Williams
Deer Lodge
Sam D. Goza
C. J. McNarara
United States and Huerta Agree on Mutual Salute End to Tension
Washington reports the U S government accepts General Huerta s offer to salute the stars and stripes as apology for arrests of blue jackets. The Mexican salute to the tri color will respond and ease a crisis with American fleet vessels in Mexican waters. No date for the salute is set amid a plan to adjust naval deployments southward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
General Huerta
Stars and Stripes
Huerta
Mexico City
Amercan
Homesteads of 640 Acres Measured for Stock Raising Lands
A bill reported to the House by the public lands committee would open stock raising lands in the public domain to entry in tracts up to 640 acres. The secretary would select lands chiefly valuable for grazing with no merchantable timber and no irrigation potential. Entrants must make permanent improvements totaling $1.25 per acre to perfect title.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
Public Lands Committee
Senate
Interior Department
Marriage Licenses Issued by District Court Clerk
Since the last report James Gibson district court clerk issued licenses. Arthur P Murphy 23 of Coutts Alberta and Mirilla I Donald son 28 of Shelby were authorized to wed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Gibson
Arthur P. Murphy
Coutts
Alberta
Mirilla I. Donaldson
Shelby
Catholic Mass Schedule for Sunday and Tuesday
Masses set for Sunday April 19 at Power at 0:30 a.m. and Dutton at 11 a.m. and Tuesday at Collins at 9 a.m. A cordial invitation is extended to everybody. J. Connolly, pastor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Power
Dutton
Collins
J. Connolly
Architect R E Vincent Opens Spokane Arrival Office
Local architect R E Vincent has arrived from Spokane and set up offices in the McDonald building to serve the area. He plans to handle residential and commercial projects, bringing new design services to town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. E Vincent
Spokane
McDonald Building
Student Artist Jesse Gleason Returns Home for Summer
Jesse Gleason, who has studied at an art school in Minneapolis during the winter, is expected to return home in the next few days to spend the summer months with family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse Gleason
Minneapolis
Plans for New Catholic Church and Alumni Meeting
Plans are prepared for a new Catholic church to be erected soon with Jerry Kiroy as architect. A meeting of the Teton County high school alumni will be held at the high school building on Wednesday April 22 at 8 pm and all members are urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bynum
Jerry Kiroy
Teton County High School
Pheasants Released at Burrell Ranch Prompt Local Protection Call
Chinese pheasants shipped by the rod and gun club were turned loose at the Burrell ranch last Sunday. Residents are urged to protect the birds and allow their population to grow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rod and
Burrell Ranch
Larson Building Basement Excavation Nears Completion
The basement excavation on Hamilton Street for the Larson building is nearly finished and cement foundation work will start soon. F. S. Doege, new to town from Oregon, secured the contract for all labor on the project for Mr. Larson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larson
Hamilton Street
F. S. Doege
Oregon
Dorrington Heads to Helena for Democratic Committee Meeting
W. J. Dorrington left Friday morning for Helena to attend the Democratic state central committee meeting as the Teton county member. Reported to be a lively session with charges denials and countercharges over federal patronage distribution, and Billy plans to attend to witness the bear dance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Dorrington
Helena
State Central Committee
Teton County
Billy
Prices from 1894 Silverman and Cohen Ad
In the Montanian issue of April 13 1894 Silverman and Cohen advertise goods saved from present prices. Featured items include flour at 2.30, rolled oats 4c, smoked bacon 94c Rex breakfast bacon 114c Rex sugar cured hams 114c salt bacon 9c navy beans 4c granulated sugar 6.00 table salt 1e.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montanian
Silverman & Cohen
Great Falls
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Cameron McR. Winslow
Arkansas
Forest Rangers
Choteau Paint and
Kk. C. Garrett
Examiner’s
Mrs. Corson
Second Ward
Third Ward
Kevin
Sweet Grass
Hill County
West Butte
Sold Butte
Kippen Cone Oe
Grandview
Dunkirk
Devon
Galata
Prospect
Beatrice
Maisie Crawford
Fran Collins
Bair On Carter
Memorial Association
Catholic Services
R. T. Wilson
Cornelius Vanderbilt Entertainer
Newport
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