Farmington Notes Reach for Health and Travel News
Lawrence Nasser shows improvement after illness in Spokane. Mrs. Olaf Lindseth and family head to Great Falls for surgery. Edwin Anderson returns from Great Falls. Clarence Stenson worked as a business editor in Great Falls. J L Otness and wife return from coast trip visiting Spokane college. Mrs. John Edwards and son Joel visit Dakota and Minnesota. J J Otness hauls hay from Koys with a crew. Mrs. John A Carlson returns from Spokane visit. Mrs. R Anderson visits Dakota and Minnesota. Harry Adams and Ed Rufus visit on business. Mrs Talif Hanson leaves for Great Falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Nasser
Spokane
Wash
Olaf Lindseth
Oddie
Chas. Dunn
Great Falls
Edwin Anderson
Clarence Stenson
J. L.' Otness
Charles
Spokane College
John Edwards
Joel
Dakota
Minnesota
J. J. Otness
Koys
John A. Carlson
R. Anderson
Harry Adams
Ed. Rufus
Talif Hanson
O E S Installation Follows Eastern Star Meeting
After a Wednesday evening installation of officers, 45 members enjoyed a fine lunch and a pleasant gathering. The officers include W M Mrs Effie Bateman W P John T Moore A M Mrs Alice McCullough Secretary Mrs Clara Moore Treasurer Mrs Thyra Haugen Conductress Mrs Clara Foot and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Order of Eastern Star
W. M
Effie Bateman
W. P
John T. Moore
Alice McCullough
Clara Moore
Thyra Haugen
Clara Foot
A. C
Marie Coffey Marshal
Cora Foot
Ada
J. Baker
Ruth
Mable
Hall Héther
Ruth’ ‘Sweat
Martha
Earl Burgett
Electa
Arthur Hirshberg Warder
Hattie Waynnd
Sentinel
W. G. Levy
Olive Butchart
American Legion Elects Officers at Chateau Post No 6
At the American Legion Chateau Post No 6 meeting on Tuesday evening officers for the coming year were elected. Names include Comdr Roy Pillings Vice Comdr Jesse Gleason Adjutant Martin Read Chaplain Harry T Stong Historian R M Trescott Sgt at Arms Chas Dollemore Treasurer Harry Benson. Frank McCabe, who recently returned from a cattle shipment to Chicago and trips to Pennsylvania and Michigan, left again with A M Walley to visit relatives at Browning on the Blackfeet reservation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau Post No. 6
The
American Legion
Roy Pillings
Jesse Gleason
Martin
Harry T. Stong
R. M. Trescott
Chas. Dollemore Treas
Harry Benson
Frank McCabe
Choteau
Chicago
Pennsylvania
Michigan
A. M. Walley
Browning
Blackfeet
Church Notices at M E Church
The M E Church led by Harry T. Stong lists 10:30 am worship with a sermon on the Present Crisis in Our Church. Sunday School at 11:30 followed by a Sunday School board meeting to elect officers. Epworth League at 6:36 pm with a talk on A Worthwhile Life. Evening service at 7:30 titled The Unrecognized Christ. Prospective members welcomed. Preparatory members meet Jan 20 for Church Manual. Choir rehearsals Wednesdays at the church with Prof. R F Williamson. Warren, known as Happy Warren, returned from Canada and was released after promising to support his family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E
Harry T. Stong
Epworth’ League
Burgett
R. F. Williamson
Co. A. Warren
Chateau
Happy” Warren
Canada
J. B. DeHaas
Justice of the Peace
Sheriff Reports 1919 County Court Actions and Exports
Sheriff I S Martine reports 1919 activity: 145 summons, 188 writs, 12 sheriff sales, 102 subpoenas, 21 releases, 754 sheriff miles with 16 106 civil/criminal miles for Teton county and 11 648 civil miles not county charged. 57 arrests 55 men 2 women. 4 335 cattle shipped out, 1 878 horses shipped out. 32 jailed averaging 25 days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. S. Martine
Teton County
Officers Elected At Knights of Pythias Meeting
At the Chevalier Lodge No. 12 meeting held Thursday evening last week, officers for the ensuing term were elected. Co. C W H Webb V C R M Trescott M of W Freeman Daley M of A Frank Curtis Prelate Watts Gregory K of R and S A C Warner M of E C J B Stephens I G Bert Christie O G E A Cleland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chevalier Lodge No
Knights of Pythias
Co. C
W. H. Webb
V. C
R. M Trescott
Freeman Daley
Frank Curtis
Watts Gregory K
A. C. Warner M
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Bank Statement of Montana Bank as of January 9 1920
N E Roberts cashier swears the bank statement is true. The document lists assets and liabilities including deposits, certificates and cash items with figures, presented in the Montana county of Teton. Notary J I Cain attests, dated January 9 1920, commission expires 1921. Directors Eckford Hodgskiss attest correct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monana
County of Teton
N. E. Roberts
Esroberts
J. I. Cain
Montana
Chateau
James Eckford
Wm. Hodgskiss
I. H. A. Norman
H. A. Norman
Frank Howard
State of
C. S. McDonald
J. C
Morgan Wm. Hodgskiss
Public School reports strong attendance and activities
Enrollment last month reached 210 with 94.5 percent attendance. Third grade led in attendance at 95.6 percent, while fourth grade posted 97.5 percent, and third grade nearly matched at 97.4 percent. Talks by E D Forrest and others cover vocations as pupils prepare for future work. Basketball with a high school picked team highlighted by grade boys scoring, plus classroom exhibits and decorations reflecting lessons on geography and Eskimo life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. D. Forrest
Forrest
K K K Club to Meet at Mrs. Liese Home
The K K K club will be entertained Tuesday January 20 1920 at the home of Mrs E J Liese. She will be assisted by Misses Steele and Moran. All K K Ks are expected to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. J. Liese
Steele
Moran
Local switchman visits Whitefish stock interests in Teton county
Thos. Kieto, currently a switchman on the Great Northern at Whitefish, arrived this week to oversee his stock and ranch interests in Teton county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thos. Kieto
Great Northern
Whitefish
Teton County
Belt team to host Teton in Friday basketball clash
Belt faces Teton Friday evening in a home game after defeating Conrad and Augusta this year. An eighth grade and second team scrimmage follows the first half. Admission is 25 and 50 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belt
Teton
Conrad
Bozeman
Shelby
Robert Dow
Lloyd Hanson
Dorothy Longmuir
Frederic Gewald
Sale of estray stock at Bruce ranch near Chateau
Notice states a sale will occur on February 7, 1920 at 2 p m at the Bruce ranch two miles west of Chateau. Stocks listed include a black 10 year old unbranded horse about 800 pounds a 10 year old unbranded day mare about 1200 pounds and a gray 7 year old unbranded horse about 1400 pounds with a wire cut on its right front foot. W G Allin stock inspector Great Falls Montana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bruce Ranch
Chateau
W. G. Allin
Great Falls
Montana
Valier rancher Wm. Miller visits town on Wednesday
Wm. Miller of Valier former sheriff of Teton County was seen at his ranch near Valier on Wednesday, transacting business with local merchants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Miller
Valier
Teton
Ur ‘Merchants
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