Passing of Colonel Theodore Roosevelt
Colonel Theodore Roosevelt 26th president dies at Sagamore Hill and will be buried Wednesday at Youngs Memorial Cemetery without pomp. Funeral held at Christ Episcopal church in Oyster Bay with simple Episcopal service and no flowers or music per Mrs. Roosevelts wishes. Burial site overlooks Long Island Sound chosen with wife. Church accommodates fewer than 500. admittance by card.
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Oyster
Bay
N. Y
Theodore Roosevelt
United States
Sagamore Hill
Young’s
Long Island Sound
Roosevelt
Christ Episcopal Church
Resolutions Honor Henry Radcliffe On Retirement
Board of county commissioners of Teton Montana adopts resolutions expressing regret at Henry Radcliffe's retirement as chairman and praising his faithful service. Copies prepared for minutes and publication, with thanks to Library committee and others for related acknowledgments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. A. Savory
Dan Ledgerwood
Henry
Radcliffe
Teton
Henry Radcliffe
EB. A. Savory
D. Ledgerwood
Five Socialist Leaders Convicted in Federal Conspiracy Trial
Five leaders of the socialist party including Victor Berger and Adolph Germer were found guilty by Judge Landis in Chicago of conspiracy to violate the espionage law. They faced prison terms up to twenty years and fines up to ten thousand dollars. A new-trial motion was filed as the jury deliberated five hours and fifty minutes, with heightened security in the courtroom.
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Chicago
Van
Socialist Party
Landis
United States
Victor L. Berger
Milwaukee
Cand
Milwaukee Leader
Adolph Germer
J. L. Louis Engdahl
American Socialist
William Kruse
Young People’s Socialist League
Irwin St. John’ Tucker
Imme Anifely
Landisi Xed
Seymour Ste@mian
United States Supreme Court
Rural state supervision visit and school notes lead into season basketball
Miss Ayres and Miss Hill visited the school for a state survey to report to the legislature. The first basketball game is set for Friday January 10 against Conrad with a likely turnout of rooters. A January 6 basketball assembly prepared the team and Sergeant Boyle’s war lecture impressed attendees. Granville Smith joined as a junior. Choteau will play Great Falls on January 25. Mrs Shannon replaced Miss Sweat as county superintendent. The town team hosted the first basketball game Tuesday night and aims to beat Conrad.
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Miss Ayres
Miss Hill
Conrad
Dorothy Longmuir
Seargent Boyle
John Standish
Local Farm Bureau to Present The Long Trail Play
Teton county residents are urged to attend a Tuesday evening program January 14 1919 at Conrad featuring The Long Trail a Montana play by Miznon Quaw. The day’s events include a farm bureau meeting with speakers President John M. Davis County Agent Clarkson Miss Mignon Quan FF Fuller and others followed by the stage production performed by state farm bureau workers with skilled cast and professional tone.
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Teton County
Conrad
John M. Davis
Claihe
Montana
Civil Service Exam for Forest Service Clerks Soon
The U S Civil Service announces an examination on January 25 1919 in this city for forest service clerk and field clerk posts. Salaries range from 1100 to 1300 a year with age limits 18 to 40 for forest clerks and 18 or over for field clerks. Applicants of any gender may apply and details are available from the Local Secretary of the Civil Service Examiners Forest Service or the Seattle district secretary.
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Aiait
Civil Service Contattilpi
Élerky Forest Service
Civil Service ‘District
Washington
Oregon
Idaho
Montana
Wyoming
Alaska
Board of Civil Service Examiners
Forest ‘Service
Ith
U.S. Civil Service District
Seattle
Wash
Car and Bear Creek Jump on Track
Fragmented note references a car, Bear Creek, and scheduling near Monday and Tuesday with contact details and an order point at Whitacres. Ambiguous lines mention money and performance but lack clear events.
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Bear Creek
Whitacres
Letter From Omer Cook in France Describes War End and Weather
A wartime letter from Omer Cook, former Chateau and Bynum boy now in France with the signal corps, recounts crossing the Atlantic on the Leviathan, arrival in Brest, and travel to Beaueux near Paris. He notes mud and rain, censorship lifting, pending return home, and mentions friends Kyle Jones and Pete Lacanette.
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Camp Upton
Brest
France
Court Cheverny
Beaueux
Paris
States
George
Frank
Mother
Jim Johnston
Foreclosure and litigation filings listed in January civil dockets
Civil cases filed include William B. Rhoads vs John C Russell and Anna E Russell for mortgage foreclosure. Adolph Hanson vs Griffith Brothers and John Grady on appeal. H J McGregor vs W C Betts abstract of judgment. Security State Bank of Havre and Pondera Valley Bank foreclosures. Julius Andrae & Sons vs H McCullough attachment. Ira T Ritenour vs Montana Western Land Co and A R Thieson mortgage foreclosure. January 4th to 7th filings documented.
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William B. Rhoads
John C. Russell
Anna E. Russell
Adolph Hanson
Griffith Brothers
John Grady
H. J. McGregor
W. C. Betts
the Security State Bank of
Havre
Mont
R. H. Morti
Edith Grace Morti
Pondera Valley State Bank
Conrad
Fortzage
Julius Andrae & Sons
H. McCullough
McCullough
Ira T. Ritenour
Montana-Western Land Co
A. R. Thieson
Public School Notes From Rural District Visit and Displays
Miss Ayr and Miss Hill visited the school to observe the programs for mentally deficient children. Report cards were issued with most grades improving since last report. Charles Rhoads visited Helena this week. he will explain state lawmaking when he returns. The third grade received a walnut shield with eagle and allied flags, featuring a President Wilson image and the Stars and Stripes. The fourth grade show window displays an incentive to good work. a half holiday was announced for meeting standards. Miss Lestrud was absent. Tom school last Friday due to NOE. Sewing classes make tents for soldiers. the latest booklets for soldiers are no longer desired.
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Ayr
Hill
Charles Rhoads
Helena
Charles
Poe
Wilson
Ben
Dows
Oi Ils
Lestrud
Emergency drive by PTA for clothing donations
The Emergency Committee of the Parent Teachers Association asks for clothing donations. Helpers will collect items for those in need, prioritizing child welfare, with all efforts aimed at relief. Signed by Mrs. E. N. Haugen, Mrs. Ross Houck, and Mr. E. Burgett.
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E. N. Haugen
Ross Houck
E. Burgett
Junior Red Cross note urges immediate knitting effort
Girls are asked to finish Junior Red Cross knitting at once and return surplus yarn and needles to Mrs. E. N. Haugen, Junior Chairman. Foreclosure actions and lawsuits are listed, including O poration versus Charlie Lawson and others, Pure Oil Co. and Power-Wilson Co. cases, damages suits, and contract actions filed January 8.
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Red Cross
E. N. Haugen
Charlie Lawson
David Livia B. Lawson
Lawrence G.'Tér- Kelson
Samuel ‘A. Sollid
Pure Oil Co
Power-Wilson Co
John Ww
Weager
Charles P. Smith
Arthur’ D. Johnson
Elmer Robberts
St. Anthony & Dakota Elevator Co., A Corporation
John A. Post
Change Day at the County Court House in Montana
Monday marked change day as new officials took their seats. Charles P. Crane Republican replaced Henry Radcliffe on the county commission. B. A. Savory Dupuyer was elected chair, signaling a Republican voice after two years. M. A. ONeill and deputies assumed clerk duties, with Garrett planning a brief St. Louis visit before returning. New sheriff gobierno, Martine Republican, named Nauman Conrad as under sheriff and Oliver Conrad jailer, Rose Spring Valley deputy. Ruth Sweat Democrat became schools superintendent with Eva Sturgeon as assistant. Freeman Dailey Democrat became county surveyor with Obert Peterson as deputy. Otto Waynd Democrat became county assessor with Levy Choteau as chief deputy and Klockler Fairfield plus Crawford Choteau as assistants. W. H. Webbs Republican resumed county auditor duties with Edith Bammell as deputy. George W. Magee, appointed county attorney, appointed Clara Corson as stenographer.
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Charles P. Crane
LE. C. Garrett
Garrett
St. Louis
Montana
Mr. O'Neill
James Innes
J. R. Lauser
A. DeYong
Meda McLean
Core
Bertha Streeter
I. S.“Martine
Wm. Miller
Miller
Valier
Martine
C. E. ‘Nauman
Conrad
Oliver
Angus Rose
Spring Valley
Ruth Sweat
Grace Thompson
republi_can
Eva Sturgeon
Freeman Dailey
Choteau
J. H. Barnett
Dailey
Obert Peterson
Otto Waynitd
John L. Lundgren
W. H. Levy
C. H. Klockler
Fairfield
Lillian Crawford
Cho
France
U. S
Clara Corson
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RED Cross Drive
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Tameenene
Oats
Dutton
Brad A
Dupuyer
Willams
Sane
Manson
Colling
Wen Weiss
G. Levy
Couinad
Hou
Federal
First National ‘Bank
Chateau
Teriye
Omer. Cook
Kyle Jones
Christ
Pete Lacanette
Jesse Gleason
Omer
Public
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Fedsy Ifiyoh
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