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Choteau Montanan

Location

Choteau, Montana, United States of America

Date

Dec 12, 1913

Page

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Toole County Petition Filed For New Montana County

Petition filed with Teton county clerk seeks creation of Toole county from parts of Teton and Hill. It lists 341 Hill residents and 317 Teton residents, sets Jan 8 for signature checks, and names boundaries and valuation details for the proposed county. Also notes two civil cases filed in district court since the last report.

Toole County Teton Hill Counties Teton County Hill County United States Canada Choteau Havre Pill State Board of Equalization Montana Hill Toole Thirteenth Legislative Assembly State of Teton and Pall

Wheat and meat prices at Choteau market

The Choteau market reports weekly prices from the Farmers' Elevator Co. Winter wheat 62 cents. Spring wheat 64 cents. Flax 1.14 dollars. Kettle rendered lard and home cured bacon offered at the Choteau Meat Co. None better.

Choteau Meat Co

Vaudeville charm draws Choteau audience to church benefit

The Chateau Dramatic club staged a large vaudeville show at the High School under the Episcopal Church Ladies Guild. Performers like Emma Rick, Mr. Dial, Mr. Powers, Sally Graves, and others earned applause in a mixed program ending with The Deserter, a war drama, to raise funds for church debt.

Chateau Dramatic Club Ladies” Guild The Episcopal Church Choteau Theatricals Choteau Martie Thorndyke Emma Rick Jesse Diab Iuritone Rally Tribune T. R. Reade Duke Mr. Dial Dr. Sawbones Delaney New York Mr. Powers Miss Glavier Joe Harris Sally Graves Tom Spotard Miss Rick Myrtle Thorndyke Capt. Singleton Miss Thorndyke Martin Reed Jack Wadham E. R. Reade Pompey

Forest Notes Highlight Timber Trade And Planting Programs

Forest Notes reports eastern manufacturers seek northwest herd wood especially birch for clothes-pins and Panama Canal Commission asks forest service to inspect timber at Seattle and Tacoma. Washington Oregon forest receipts for four months total 1 150 20 reflecting a 17 percent rise. Montana Idaho plan to plant two million trees this year with half already set out. A modern sawmill with 8 000 board feet daily capacity is established on the south coast wind is noted.

Panama Canal Commission The Forest Service Seattle Tacoma Commission Montana Idaho Oftas Narere

Marriage Licenses Issued by District Clerk James Gibson

Since our last report marriage licenses have been issued by James Gibson clerk of the district court. Chesley A. Snyder 33 and Angelina Joslin 20 of Cat Bank are listed. Stephen J. Rigney 32 and Jether M. Lewis 28 of Cat Bank are recorded.

James Gibson Chesley A. Snyder Angelina Joslin Cat Bank Stephen J. Rigney Jether M. Lewis

Naturalization filings list local applicants for U S citizenship

The Clerk of the Court Gibson sees applicants for citizenship papers including Jacob Norshs of Valier and Edward Rapper of Valier. Declarations to become citizens are filed by Charles John Norquist of Dupuyer Frank Jonietz of Williams Peter Dan of Choteau Otis Burk of Williams Peter Hubert Habers of Wollinos and Maurice Jack of Witdaims with native origins Norway Sweden Germany Roumania Belgi an.

Gibson Jacob Norshs Norway Valier Edward Rapper Sjolland United States Charles John Norquist Sweden Dupuyer Frank Jonietz Germany Williams Peter Dan Roumania Choteau Otis Burk Peter Hubert Habers Eflolland Wollinos Maurice Jack Belegiain Witdaims

Pennington Water and repairs advertise by Holland the Jeweler

Fragmentary notice touts Pennington water as finest and urges repairs near Holland the Jeweler. Names and places are unclear but emphasize quality and self-advertising messaging.

Ielerin Waltham Iilingis Hearpdoen Holland

County Board Deliberations Include Health Contract and Warrant Orders

Montana county commissioners conduct sessions December 5 6 1913 noting absences permits for leave of absence for C A Smith approvals for a new county clerk typewriter and 750 health contract with C B Powell plus 7 weekly care 35 burial and 31000 indemnity bond from Montana State Bank of Valier. Adjournments set 10 a m and 2 p m with audits of claims and warrants issued including road engine contracts and tax fund transfers.

Justice of the Peace C. A. Smith H. W. Kelly C. B. Powell Valier Board of Health Pioneer ‘Tractor Co Montana State Bank of Valier I. D. Forest H. F. Hughes Jacob Lauffer R. B. Wilke W. W. Brant Ja. C. Marsh Bord Choteau

Murder at Cut Bank Ends in Saloon Fatality

Jackson, a well known Blackfeet tribal figure, died after a stabbing in the Board of Trade saloon. Jim Johnson, described as a hard drinker from the reservation, faces charges and is jailed. The quarrel began earlier in the day and escalated to a fatal knife wound.

Jackson Jim Johnson Blackfeet Reservation Johnson Board of Trade Great Falls

Is your house haunted

A speaker at the Episcopal church will address the topic Is your house haunted next Sunday evening. The speaker recounts childhood encounters with a reputedly haunted house and invites readers to consider the mystery.

East Episcopal Church

County Ledger Minutes Show 1914 Awards and Contracts

Report of Libby Lumber Co. shows distribution of county lumber stored in their cars and approved for filing. Court house janitor contract for 1914 awarded to Guy Franklin at 100 dollars per month. County physician services for 1914 go to Dr. H. J. McGregor for 495 dollars. Adjourned to 10 a m December 9.

Libby Lumber Co Court House Guy Franklin H. J. McGregor

Jurors Return Verdicts in District Court

In Conrad, C F Hoover was found guilty of second degree assault on Joe Hein with a $250 fine. John Nichols case dismissed. John Ewing failed to reach a verdict on grand larceny. James Johnson pleads not guilty to Charles Jackson murder and is jailed without bail. Carl Gordon not guilty on grand larceny. James McDonough found guilty for holding up an old prospector near Spring Creek last summer.

C. F. Hoover Joe Hein Conrad John Nichols John Ewing James Johnson Chas. Jackson Cut Bank Carl Gordon James McDonough Spring Creek

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