Progeedines Official Regular November Meeting Summary
County board convened on November 3 1919 with all members present. Proceedings covered seed grain extensions relief claims county warrants auditing and the sale of bonds. A county nurse employment suggestion was defered for advisement and extensions were granted through November 18. Bonds valued at 150000 were ordered for sale.
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Agios
B. M. Jacobson
Washington
John St. Clair
Standing Rock
N. D
Wells-Dickey Co
AEA
T-Ma
B. P. McNair
Fritz
Canada
Public School Attendance and Staff Notes 1919
The report lists Waneta Pike Ethel Morgan John Peterson Betty Rose and James Rose earning perfect attendance and A grades in third grade among 26 pupils with no absences or tardies. It notes shifts in staff replacements and weather impacting attendance, plus manual training progress and an exhibit planned for later.
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Waneta Pike
Ethel Morgan
John Peterson
Betty, Foot
James Rose
Havin
Betty Foot
Marion Webb
Ethel
Morgan
William Wiprud
Joel McCullough
Alice Nelson
Phyllis ® Green
Lloyd Green
James ‘Sulgrove
Mary
Sulgrove
John Sulgrove
California
Allen Redmond
Browning
Clyfie DeRimple
Reginald: Justice
Madeline Justice
Milton Johnson
What Am I To Do God Sake Gentlemen
The Montana Association for the Study and Prevention of Tuberculosis urges action against tuberculosis after a consumptive speaker pleads for rest outdoors good food and support to stop the spread. He warns that if he works he dies and others are infected. The talk emphasizes community responsibility and timely treatment.
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Tam
Ami
First M. E. Church Sermon on A Shameful Robbery
Pastor Harry T. Stong preaches Sunday morning at 10 30 on A Shameful Robbery with Sunday school at 11 30. The church was too cold last week but wood has been supplied and heating will be ready next Sunday. Evening service at 7 30 with sermon at 8 on Chouteau's Greatest Need.
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M. EB
Harry T. Stong
Chateau
Real estate man Sam Sollid visits Montana from Alaska
Sam Sollid, once a Conrad real estate operator now an Anchorage homesteader, visited his brother George Sunday evening and left for Conrad Monday morning. He plans to return to Alaska soon to handle Montana interests, retains property in Conrad and Dutton, and expresses strong faith in Montana. Mrs. Sollid stays in Anchorage during his trip. Local note from Dutton Sentinel.
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Sam Sollid
Conrad
Anchorage
Alaska
George
Mr. Sollid
Native Citizens Declared in Teton District Court
Saturday November 29 in district court of Teton County Judge John J Greene presided and the following persons were declared full citizens of the United States Paul Kanduth Austria Hanis Kristian Petersen Holm Denmark Lambertus Rutgerus Yoekems Holland Gerardus Herbertus Houx Holland Octaff De Rycke Belgium Thomas Alexander McFarland Ireland
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District Court of
Teton County
John J. Greene
United States
Paul Kanduth
Austria
Hanis Kristian Petersen Holm
Denmark
Lambertus Rutgerus’ Yoekems
Holland
Gerardus Herbertus Houx
Octaff de Rycke
Belgium
Thomas Alexander McFarland
Ireland
Nightingale Committed to Warm Springs Asylum After Sanity Exam
Richard D. Nightingale of Dutton was judged sane enough for commitment following a district court sanity examination last Saturday. Judge John J. Greene presided as Drs. Sweat and McGregor testified, and Nightingale was committed to Warm Springs asylum. Deputy Angus Rose transported him on Monday. Ted Taraldson, employed in county farm land valuation, left for Albert Lee Minnesota for a brief visit with relatives and friends.
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Ted Taraldson
Hy Teton County
Albert Lee
Minn
High School Notes and Arrest of Miners Contempt
High School notes report Thanksgiving vacation, short sessions, a French club, lunch program, and upcoming basketball vs Augusta in Choteau. Separate item notes United Mine Workers leaders charged with criminal contempt of court in Indianapolis, with bonds set at 10 000 and arrests to follow.
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Indianapolis
Ind
United
Mine Workers of America
United States District
A. B.anderson
Anderson
Daniel W. Simms
United States
Indiana
John L. Lewis
William” Green
Edward Stewart
William Mitch
Terre Haute
Civil cases filed and railway schedule changes noted
The Montana state ex rel School District No 21 of Teton County files a writ of review against the Board of County Commissioners and Ruth Sweat, state authorities. Meanwhile the Great Northern Railway posts notices that coal shortages will cut train schedules by a third starting December 8, with likely reduced mainline passenger trains and a Pendroy branch three times weekly.
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Montana
Teton County
Board of County Commissioners of
Ruth Sweat
Great Northern Railway
Pendroy
Call for Secondhand Clothes For Red Cross Relief
The relief committee asks residents to bring used clothing to the Red Cross rooms at the Court House or notify Miss Nagle, chairman. A great call for clothing comes from across the county and your help will be appreciated.
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Red Cross
Court ‘House
Miss Nagle
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THE
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Federal Reserve
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Choteau
Hirshberg
Wilbur Yeager
wWe
Williamson
Helena
State Teachers Institute
Eleanor Heckman
Chateau Hospital
Teton High
Augusta
Weather Report
A. C
Burbank
Observer
Bank OF Choteau
Monpana
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