County Board Proceedings at Chateau Mortana December 1918
The board met in regular session December 9 1918 with Chairman Radcliffe and Commissioners Savory and Ledgerwood present. Reports from county officers were approved and salaries, fees, and seed grain expenditures reviewed. new school district boundaries were described and care for poor farm inmates arranged. Adjournments followed between sessions through December 15 1918.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. C. Garrett
Paul Jacobson
William Miller
George W. Magee
Grace M. Thompson
Awest
Chas. H. Connor
Roderick McGregor
Great Northern
Cut Bank
Harry E. Wilson
Pendroy
James Spear
Carlos Gabbey
Keys
Coley Lucy Dennis
J. EB. DeHaas
J. J. Daley
C. B. Jackson
John Zimmerman
Cost of County Offices In 1918 Fiscal Year Report
The county Clerk's annual report shows expenditures and receipts for the 1918 fiscal year ending November 30. The board agreed to purchase and surrender bonds of Teton County up to 75 percent of sinking fund amounts, settled bids for county physician and health officer services, approved a care and burial contract for the poor, and audited treasurer licenses and balances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Couunty
Mon
Tanan
Teton County
Wells-Dickey Company
Anpali Board
H. J. McGregor
Cut Bank
Conrad and Walier
E. B. Maynard
H. T. Rhoads
C. D. Powell
Lucy Dennis
W. E B. Logan
E. T. Glasgow
A. B. Guthrie
Library Adds Wide Range of New Books for All Ages
Chateau Public Library unveils new titles for children and adults including Bunny Bright Eyes Glengarry School Days and The Last Trail. War era reads like With Fire and Sword and Thaddeus of Warsaw join classics by London Burroughs and Norris. Patronage rise urged with 25 cent yearly cards to support acquisitions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau Public ‘Library
Bunny Cotton Tail
Grizzly Bear
Ralph Connor
Zane Grey
B. M. Bowers
Yean Webster
Katherine Douglas Wiggins
Mrs. Burnett
Lafontaine
Valenciennes
John Froissart
Froissart
France
England
Laugge
Russia
Poland
Chateau
Bunny Bright-Eyes
Stevese
Laura ‘Smith
Glengarry
Ralph
Connor the Doctor
Connor
M. Bowers
Gringoes
Burnett Tust
Jean Webster
Public School Notes On Shortened Recess And New Tools
Weather restricted recess and longer noon hours now shorten the school day to 3 30. Mr Burgett leads boys manual training with heavier projects and new tools while Xmas toys era fades. Readership notes include display space at J S Cain abstract office and Jos Hirshberg Co donated tables for varied student work. Secretary Lane urges stronger school effort and federal-state cooperation to better educate and train children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burgett
J. S. Cain
Jos. Hirshberg Co
Antgnea
Secretary of the Interior
Ds ‘Hiuch
Tia
Jess
Lane
Move to Organize Montana Rabbit Breeders
County Agent notes Montana rabbit industry hindered by lack of organization and recognition at fairs clubs and markets. Citizens urged to join by correspondence via D B Swingle Bozeman. Gopher work for next year begun with oats ordered for poison mixing and central distribution planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Boys and Girls Club
D. B. Swingle
Bozeman
High School Notes Preview After Winter Break
Back to lessons as George Lindseth and Joe Radcliffe return to school. Teton aims to clash wills with Conrad January 10 at Chateau. Sergeant Boyle lecture set for January 4 in High School Auditorium. Freshmen read A Midsummer Night's Dream. Juniors study Macbeth. Lunch program draws twenty five daily. Miss Sweat oversees with Weather Clearman and Bernice Andrews serving. Senior teacher training dramatizes The Shoemaker and the Elves. Junior teacher trainees play primary games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Lindseth
Joe Radcliffe
Teton
Wills
Conrad
Chateau
Lyceum
Sergeant Boyle
High School
Miss Sweat
Wsther Clearman
Bernice Andrews
Marriage Licenses for Claude Walden and Edna VrRay
Claude Walden aged 21 from Chester and Edna VrRay aged 19 from Conrad obtained marriage licenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude Walden
Chester
Edna VrRay
Conrad
Resolutions honor retiring county clerk B C Garrett
The Teton county Montana board of commissioners unanimously applauds M E Garrett for ten years as chief of the county clerk office and for invaluable service during the draft period. They commend his faithfulness, courtesy, and efficiency, express regret at retirement, and order copies for minutes public press. Dated Chateau December 17 1918. Henry
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. C. Garrett
Teton County
Garrett
Board of County Commissioners
Montana
B. C. Garrett
Chateau
Tirthe
Civil case filings list several judgments and attachments
Civil cases filed include Abicht versus Mooney with abstract of judgment and Hoskins attachment. Richards versus Brown with abstract of judgment. Board of Commissioners of Teton County Montana versus Ritzsch. Strain Prop vs Shosbridge with abstract of judgment. Rogers Templeton Lumber Co. versus Kind. Notices also mention new library books.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Abicht
F. Mooney
Citizens State Bank of Chateau
F. M. Hoskins
A. F.richards
Harry W.brown
Atti
Board OF
Commissioners
Teton County
Montana
George
Ritzsch
Strain Prop
WKRE
Shosbridge
Rogers’Templeton Lumber Co
Henry Kind
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Annie ‘Austad
Austad
Dennis
County Health Board
Coffey & Wellenstein
Pees
Wells- Dickey Company of
Minneapolis
Seerersenem Reessesne
Clerlk
Library Notes
Public
Memben
The
First National Bank of
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First National Bank
Wid
Choteau
Montana Oo
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Citiirns
State Bank OF
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