New Commissioners Organize in Teton County Board
The Teton County board of commissioners met on Tuesday for organization and business. Daniel Ledgerwood of Fowler joined as the newly elected member, bringing familiarity from the south end and prior residence in Conrad country after moving from the Flathead region where he worked on Great Northern railway contracts.
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Board of County Commissioners
Teton County
Daniel Ledgerwood
Fowler
Conrad
Flathead
Great Northern Railway Company
Fairfield News Briefs From Town and Surroundings
Fairfield residents report weddings and births, visits to Great Falls and Glacier Park, and local meetings. Notable items include a wedding couple returning home to a new bungalow, a stockholders meeting leasing the community hall, measles illness in a local hospital, and plans for Montana history study. Daily mail service petition and church building subscriptions are underway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Davies
Daley
Hannett
Daily Mail
Rev. Daley
Rev
Hannet
Fairfield
Albert Hanson
Gilbert Lee
Chateau
Chas. Justice
Henry Young
Oscar Lee
Great Falls
Elmer Genger
Falls
Mr. Genger
St. Paul
Big Tremaine shines in Love Money and Politico at Royal Theatre
The silent era drama stars Harold Lockwood and May Allison in a tale of love money and politics. John Tremaine faces family ruin after his brother's theft and seeks redemption while fending off false accusations. A pivotal confession and a climactic finale shape his fate and public trust. Concurrently a Montana court grants W W Mitzel a saloon license renewal after finding no disorderly conduct and approving hotel compliance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Metro
Harold Lockwood
May Allison
Royal Theatre
John Tremaine
John
District Court
Board of County Commissioners
W. W. Mitzel
Bole
Montana
Teton County
For Sale Gentle Geldings Pair and Pair
For sale a team of geldings ages 83 and 4 years old, each weighing 1400 pounds. Located at E. H. Gusong in Choteau Montana.
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E. H. Gusong
Choteau
Mont
Methodist Banquet Set at Chateau Church Tuesday Eve
The church banquet for Chateau parish is planned for Tuesday evening January 18 at 7 o clock. Tickets cost twenty five cents and go on sale early next week. The event invites all who attend services or belong to church departments to join. The theme covers the start of religious activities and memories of old times. Proceeds aid extra expenses.
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Young Peoples Society
Chateau
Teton Co-operative Reservoir Co vs S J Edgar Right of Way
Civil docket lists new filings in the district court including Teton Co-operative Reservoir Co against S J Edgar for right of way and several abstract of judgment actions involving Star Clothing Co versus T C Pomeroy Anna Phillips versus Ray C Stull C W Baron versus R C Cummins and Libby Lumber Co versus Delbert Little.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton Co-operative Reservoir Co
S. J. Edgar
Star Clothing Co
T. C. Pomeroy
Anna Phillips
Ray C. Stull
C. W. Baron
R. C. Cummins
Libby Lumber Co
Delbert Little
Apportionment and committee control in the fifteenth legislature
The fifteenth legislature opens its second week with little done. Teton County lawmakers gain strong committee placements. Senator Larson chairs the senate committee on committees and apportionment. House members McDonald and Davis receive key posts amid Amalgamated influence noted in committee selections.
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Fifteenth Legislative Assembly
Teton County
Larson
Senate Committee On Committees
48D
McDonald
Davis
Senate Committee On
Committee On Committees
Demonn Gies
State Central Committee
Amalgamated
O’connor
U. S. of E
Institutions Seek Merit Based Funding for Maintenance and Buildings
A note says no senate member from counties with state schools sits on the appropriations committee. Efforts push funding for each institution on its own merits for maintenance and new buildings where needed, rather than being driven by home county log rolling.
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Senate
Saloon License Petition Involving Bole Montana
Financial ledger shows assets totaling 67 965 53 with capital stock 20 000 00 and surplus 5 000 00. Liabilities include deposits 40 185 05 and time certificates 2 502 90. Directors F C Nelson E F Cameron and W Mitzel approve.
Senior Class Debates Arbitration Board Question
The senior class second division will debate on Wednesday on whether Congress should create an arbitration board to settle disputes between capital and labor. Wilma Jones named best speaker after the Government ownership of railroads discussion. The senior debate and operetta progress as plans proceed for a busy period at the high school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Lawrence Jackson
Ruth Daley
Frank Collins
Dewey Steele
Wallace Frost
Miss Smith
Breneman
Arrowsmith
Wilma Jones
Bertram Guthrie
John Weaver
Local Notes From Teton Slope Community
Reports from Teton Slope highlight visits and updates. Rev A W Lunde of Great Falls held Sunday services at Johnson schoolhouse and stayed with the Hanes. Families like Valentine and Bjork share new possessions and improved health as Edison phonographs entertain winter evenings.
Advertised Letters at Chateau Post Office List
The Chateau post office lists uncalled letters including John Fernstrom George Fisher Edward J Egan T Cornell Eva B Coomers John Loftine Mr Kosling R Keith Chris P Jensen Anton Minister Mrs E J Moody Fred Tarver J W Todel C W Tenney. Callers must say advertised and pay one cent. Wm Krofft Postmaster.
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Chateau
John Fernstrom
George Fisher
Edward J. Egan
T. Cornell
Eva B. Coomers
John Loftine
Kosling
Keith Chris P. Jensen
Anton
E. J. Moody
Fred Tarver
J. W. Todel
C. W. Tenney
Wm. Krofft
Marriage Licenses Issued to Four Couples
Since the last report marriage licenses have been issued by James Gibson clerk of the district court. The couples are Frank J. Lahr and Rebecca Gare both of Cut Bank Richard H. Schroeder of Fairfield and Mrs Mary Sutton of Wolf Creek.
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James Gibson
District Court
Frank J. Lahr
Rebecca Gare
Cut Bank
Richard H. Schroeder
Fairfield
Mary Sutton
Wolf Creek
The Great Threshing Returns in Burton Beach News
Theodore Grote threshes grain as thawing weather ends two weeks of freeze in his wheat field among snow shocks. Snow melts quickly with warmer days ahead. Lee Brown moved his family to town and found work in the Teton steam laundry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore Grote
Mr. Grote
Lee Brown
Teton Steam Laundry
H. R. Thompson
Fr. K. Ferris
Npon
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Chas Frey
Glacier Park
W. J. Dorrington
Jack,McCaffery
W. J. Riley
Helen Klein
Harold Genger
L. J. Stalin
Saaskatchewan
Canada
Boro
James Leider
Jan
Ist
Vincent Vance
Pete Marren
Genger
Jones
Champion
W. W. Cole
Nels T. Austad
John Langwold
W. B. Crittenden
S. S. Martin
Cuitis Beardsley
Love Money
Politico
Big Tremaine
Methodist Notes
Legislative
Rants Banking
State of Montana
F. C. Nelson
E. IF
Cameron, Directors
W. Mitzel
Josephshirshberg
Julius Hirshberg
Hirshberg Brothers
Paidsn Capital
Choteau, Montana
Adelphi
Teton Slope
A. W. Lunde
Great
Johnson School House
Hane
Samuel Valentine
Little Son
Ed Bjork
Abs-o C
Breiman
L. C. Smitt
Garrett Janszon
J. P. Huidekoper
Mrs
Peter Bouma
Andrew Dale
Ernest Sandberg
Mrs. C. E. Sandberg
C. Schongeval
Louise C. Smith
Johnson School
Ed Halberg
Burton Beach News
Hope
John Loof
George Roof
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