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Choteau Montanan

Location

Choteau, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jan 24, 1919

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Montana House favors Glacier County creation despite protest

Helena January 22 despite a protest by Blackfeet residents and stockmen the house committee on new counties reported favorably on the Glacier county bill with Cut Bank as county seat. Protestants' objections focused on seat selection and setup process but were deemed insufficient to alter the committee’s decision. A similar favorable action was taken on the Pondera county bill from Teton county.

Harvey Leiphart J. H Sherburne T. E. Scriver R. C. Sloan Stuart Hazlett Charles A. Bird Edward Gobert Cut Bank Browning Blackfeet House Pondera Teton County

Civil Gases and Foreclosures Filed in Montana Court

A series of civil suits and foreclosures were filed in January. George F. Hintz sues H. R. Vinson and Nellie Vinson, and W. C. Dunn among others, for mortgage foreclosure. Montana Equity Mutual Hail and Fire Insurance sues M. Plegar on a judgment transcript. Rogers-Templeton Lumber Co. sues L. W. Gary. Clifford H. Mitchell sues Power Wilson Co. Edward Jones sues Carl M. Hanson for eminent domain. A. E. Eliott sues W. M. Hill and James R. Hill doing business as W. M. Hill & Son on a note. Filed January 16–22.

George F. Hintz H. R. Vinson Nellie Vinson W. C. Dunn Thomas Elridge R. B. Noble Montana Equity Mutual Hail and Fire Insurance Co Co. M. Plegar Rogers-Templeton ,Lumber Co., & Corporation L. W. Gary, Jin Clifford H. Mitchell Power- Wilson Co 2 Corporation Edward Jones Carl M. Hanson A. E. Eliott W. M. Hill James R. Hill W. M. Hill & Son

Montana Legislature Faces Tax Revision and County Creation Bills

Helena Jan 22 Before the sixteenth session many expect tax law reforms. Meanwhile creation of new counties tops debate with bills for Garfield and Treasure and others like Glacier, Pondera, Cogswell and Lake advanced in the house. A three member House Senate joint committee probes bureau costs while a joint panel on high living costs studies price fixing.

Liney Linebarger Helena State Tax Commission Senate McCone House Garfield County Dawson Treasure County Rosebud Glacier Teton Pondera Chateau Richland Prairie Daniels Sheridan Valley Roosevelt Cogswell Cruse Fergus Judith Pershing Gallatin Jefferson Madaison Broadwater Lake Sanders Missoula Flathead Powder River Custer State Superintendent of Public Instruction Trumper University of Montana Kalispell Great Falls Lewistown Malta Chinook Glasgow Sidney Miles City Terry Billings Durant Dillavan Sgumiasions Statut -Administration Baggs Ravalli Dodds Conser Fallon Booth Higgins

Fire destroys Paris Dry Goods complex and six adjoining stores

A blaze in Great Falls started in the Paris Dry Goods basement shortly after 1,800 o clock and swept six neighboring businesses. Estimated damages reach about 450 000 with stock losses. Nearby firms including Davis Jewelry Karcher clothing and Kenyon Wheeler drug were damaged. insurance details are incomplete.

Great Falls lLess Ageré Paris Dey Paris Davis Jewelry Kenyon & Wheeler Drug Karcher Clothing Store Montana Fiscal Agency Wigwam Cafe Bauer’s Candy Store Edisoix Phonograph Company Paris Dry Goods Company Charles E. Davis Jewler Kenyon Jet Wheeler Company Katcher Laters Singer Wheeler Davis

Montana Law and War Bills Face Long Session

Law and order measures clutter the Montana House agenda as committees review profiteering probes, herd district acts, an updated primary date, and a recodification commission. Other items include a national guard reorganization and boxing legalization alongside memorials for soldiers and rehabilitation facilities.

Free Tractor School in Great Falls Montana

A three day tractor school will be held in Great Falls Montana on January 27 28 and 29. The event offers free expert instruction from a specialist from Emerson Brantingham Implement Co plus charts textbooks and actual tractor parts. Attendees receive a textbook to keep for future reference.

Great Falls Montana Emerson-Brantingham Implement Co Emerson-Brantingham

Lawmakers Form Broad Joint Committees For Key Measures

A large number of joint committees will study the most important measures and a joint rule requires all appropriating bills to originate in the house. Republicans plan a joint policy program aimed at efficiency and economy, with less party politics than in prior sessions.

House Republican Caucauses

The Public School Update From the State Legislature Visit

Charles Rhoads gave a fine talk at the Public School about his trip to the state legislature. Auntie Collins visited and spoke about early community experiences. The eighth grade finished physiology and begins civics with My Country as a text focusing on 100 percent Americans and corporate finance topics.

Charles Rhoads Collins Tubbs Chateau Miss Jones Archibald Wells Hane Breiman Peterson McGregor Ed. Hirshberg H. S H.S

Mc Cone County Bill Favorably Reported

Helena January 20 S B No 6 by Mc Cone would create new counties by residents within affected areas and was favorably reported by the committee. Its passage would end county division legislation hindering the legislature’s progress.

Helena Mc Cone

Miss Rankin Candidate for House Clerk Post

Miss Jeanette Rankin Montana congresswoman seeks the job of clerk of the national house of representatives to succeed South Trimble. The position pays $6,000 and traditionally goes to a former member of the house.

Washington Jeannette Rankin Montana National House of Representatives South Trimble House

Old-Timers Meet Planned for Friday February 7

The Old-Timers Association officers decided to hold the eighth annual gathering and banquet at Moose and Connor Halls this city on Friday evening February 7. Eligible for membership are those who have lived in what is now Teton county for 20 years or more and were at least 21 when they came to the country. Committee appointments include Mrs. A C Burbank and others to organize the event. Roy Franklin, deputy clerk of the district court, underwent surgery at Deaconess hospital in Great Falls and remains in critical condition with little hope for recovery.

Old-Timers Association Moose and Connor The Montanan Teton County Roy Franklin Deaconess Great Falls

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