Teton County Bonds Authorized for Highway Work
Commissioners met in Chateau Montana on November 18 1919 to adopt a preamble approving 150000 in coupon bonds to fund main highways state and rural post roads. Bonds dated January 1 1920 mature in 20 years with 5.25 percent interest and redeemable after 15 years.
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Board of County Commissioners
Board of County Commissioners of
Teton County
Montana
Teton
Minnesota Loan & Trust Company
Minneapolis
Minnesota
United States OF America
State OF Montana
Thign
Teton County Montana Bond Issue for Highways
The county issues a bond to raise revenue for construction and improvement of state highways and rural post roads in Teton County Montana. It pledges Montana’s faith and credit for principal and interest, with redemption options after January 1 1985 and a special election approval on September 2 1919.
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Minnesota Loan & Trust Company
Minneapolis
Minnesota
Teton
Montana
County of
State of
A. J. Flynn
Board of County Commissioners
Teton County
A. B. Guthrie
Church Notices at First M. E. Church
Pastor Harry T. Stong leads a 10 30 service with Lord's Supper to follow. Sunday school at 11 30. Evening evangelistic service at 7 30 with an 8 o'clock sermon. Church heated and children welcome. Read about Financing of the church in this issue.
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M. E
Harry T. Stong
Geysers to Glaciers Association Eyes 1920 Plan
Montana tourism may rise 60 percent in 1920 as official park tours bring more visitors from Colorado and Canada. The Geysers to Glaciers Association reports 650000 to 800000 dollars spent along the trail with 18540 cars from other states. Plans for the 1920 season to be reviewed at Helena with a Choteau convention proposal. Mae Marsh stars in Spotlight Sadie at the Royal Theatre Monday and Tuesday.
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Montana
L. D. Blodgett
Glacier Association of Montana
Three Forks
Official Nations Park Service
Colorado
Rocky Mountain National Parks
Canada
California
Pacific Northwest
Blodgett
M. Max Goodsill
The
Geysers To Glaciers Association
Helena
Choteau
J. C. Morgan
Ladie
Mae Marsh
Goldwyn
Sadie
Discharger Soldiers May Obtain Certain Reissues
Congressman Carl W. Riddick secured War Department approval for former soldiers to obtain full equipment on reissue. Eligible veterans may apply to the Supplies Division Washington D C with their service record, requested sizes, and an oath affidavit. Gas mask and helmet may be reissued to those who served with the AEF and returned them.
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Carl W. Riddick
War Department
Congressman Riddick
Riddick
M.C
United States Army
Washington, D. C
A. EB. F
School Discusses Winter Coal Shortage And Attendance
The Public School faces a coal shortage with only a week of fuel left and plans to install furnace sections during Xmas vacation. The writer argues schools should remain open and questions long store hours while education remains vital. The 6th grade achieved 96 percent attendance and Mrs Wells visited the 4th grade.
Miners End Strike After Wilson Plan Acceptation
Indianapolis reports the United Mine Workers accept President Wilson's plan ending the 400,000 miner strike. Workers return to work with a 14 percent wage increase and a three man commission to study a future wage basis within sixty days. The agreement blocks changes by operators and preserves equal treatment across districts.
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Indianapolis
United Mine Workers of America
Wilson
International District
John Lewis
United Mine Workers
United States
GmvIl Gases Cases Filed For Divorces And Foreclosure
Roy E Tweedy against Laverna Tweedy for divorce filed December 8. Henry Vogel and Matilda Vogel against Zachariah Hayward filed December 9. Charles F Cole against William Pike Essie E Pike Finch Van Slyck and McConville a corporation for foreclosure of mortgage filed December 9. Daisy R Zuber against Ralph Earl Zuber for divorce filed December 9.
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Roy E. Tweedy
Laverna Tweedy
Henry Vogel
Matilda Vogel
Zachriah Hayward
Charles F. Cole
William
FE. Pike
Essie E. Pike
Finch van Slyck
McConville
Daisy R. Zuber
Ralph Earl Zuber
Death of John W. Willis Near Farmington
John W. Willis a 58 year old farmer living near Farmington on the Burton bench died Saturday at his home from hardening of the arteries. He was buried at Chateau cemetery Tuesday after funeral services by Rev. Stong. Pupils from Teton county high school attended. Willis moved from Washington two years ago and was remarried. his wives and children attended the funeral. one daughter teaches at Fairfield West school.
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John W. Willis
Farmington
Burton Bench
Chateau
Rev
Stong
Methodist Church
Teton County
Willis
Washington
Fairfield
Clothes Drive Amid County Relief Effort At Red Cross
In a community appeal the Red Cross seeks second hand clothing at the Court House for relief needs. Miss Nagle chairs the effort and requests town residents to bring items or notify her. The notice also promotes local ads from Hirshberg and Wiprud urging Christmas candy and apples for children.
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Red Cross
Court House
Miss Nagle
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M. A. O'Neil
Federal Reserve Bank
Federal Reserve
Federal Reserve System
First National Bank
EE. M. Niles
Livingston- Beck
Barteau
Boulder
George M. Lewis
Manhattan
Hugh Broderick
Townsend
Sam Goza
J. Hirshberg
EB. Leech
Dupuyer
J. H. Sherburne
Browning
Frank Holem
Gardiner
A. W. I. Anderson
Emigrant
A. L. Love
Bozeman
BE. A. Steifel
Belgrade
J. W. Strathan
Logan
Ben Briscoe
Toston Co
Gmvil Gases
Wiprud
Hirshberg’s
Weather Report
C. Burbank
To & Your Money Safe Bank
OF Zens
State OF Choteau
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