Fourth of July Plans and Local News in Choteau
Subscription notices insert for Montanan printing. Mr and Mrs ack Brazier travel to Glacier Park for Fourth of July. Mrs Win Cowgill visits Choteau. B Warnkin and A J Landrie with families visit from Walier. G W Quail shops in Choteau. E L Jourdonnais heads to Great Falls with children. Teton County Soldiers and Sailors plan a military ball at Fairfield, with announcements forthcoming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. L. Jourdonnais
Mr. Jourdonnais
Great Falls
Teton County
Fairfield
Local residents plan holidays and trips around Montana
James Ickford and family departed Wednesday for Glacier Park to spend the holidays. Ruth Sweat, county superintendent of schools, returned from Bozeman after a visit. Rev Haley and Chas Rhodes left for a camping and fishing trip on the West Fork of the Teton. George Therrien moved from Sheep Creek to Blackleaf in Teton County and changed his Montana address.
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G James
Ickford
Ann
Glacier Park
Ruth Sweat
Bozeman
Haley
Chas
Rhodes
the Teton
George Therrien
Sheep Creek
Dupuyer
Blackleaf
Teton ‘County
New Uddres
Archie Richardson Named Deputy Sheriff In Texas County
Archie F Richardson is appointed deputy sheriff by Sheriff J S Martine. He replaces Deputy Angus Rose who will devote his time to stock and ranch interests in the Spring Valley country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archie F. Richardson
J. S. Martine
Richardson
Angus Rose
Spring Valley
Local notes from Glacier County and nearby towns
Local items report Warden Moore and others planning Fourth of July trips to Glacier Park and Yellowstone. County Attorney Bullock and E. J. Liptak attend meetings. Liptak to Malta for Soldiers and Sailors Club convention. Several residents, including Connor and Crawford, depart by auto for Glacier Park. Shoes repaired at home. Louise Eidem resigns bank stenography post. Ethel Wallace fills position.
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Chas. H. Connor
Vivian Connor
Guy W. Newton
Angus Bruce
S. A. McPhee
Duncan McDonald
W. M.crawford
Glacier Park
E. J. Liptak
Malta
Teton County
Soldiers and Sailors Club
Louise Eidem
Citizens State Bank
Red Wing
Minn
Ethel Wallace
McCullough Electric Co Advises Pre-Wiring Call
A Forest office report notes a warning to verify service readiness before wiring for electricity. Separately, a forest fire near Flathead county is under control and crews will be sent back. Miss Mary L Collins resigns as superintendent of Chateau City hospital to take a post in Ft Benton at St Claire hospital.
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Power Co
McCullough Electric CO
Flathead County
Great Falls
Mary L.collins
Chateau
Ft. Benton
St. Claire, Hospital
Fairfield men arrested for speeding through Chateau streets
Frank Hirshberg of Fairfield and Carl Malone were arrested Wednesday evening by Marshal Walley for speeding and driving without lights. Both appeared before Judge DeHaas and were fined five dollars plus costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Hirshberg
Fairfield
Marshal Walley
Chateau
Carl Malone
DeHaas
Bach
Local Resident Moves to Canada for Grazing Land
Chris Salmond, longtime Deep Creek area resident near Chateau, sold his holdings and departed with family and livestock for Lethan Alberta Canada to seek new grazing land. Severe range shortages and harsh conditions prompted the move to the northern grass country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chris Salmond
Deep Creek
Chateau
Lathan
Alberta
Canada
Chris
Grand Jury Indicts Postmaster Frank Pike on Montana Reservation
A Helena grand jury returned a final report to Judge Geo M Bourquin on July 1. Indictments include Frank Pike postmaster at Pike on a Montana reservation, charged with embezzling 1446.76 dollars from United States credits and funds on May 23, 1919 while serving as postmaster.
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United States
Helena
Geo. M. Bourquin
Frank Pike
Pike
Mary E White Acquitted In Assault Case
In Judge DeHaas court on Tuesday evening Mrs. Mary E White was acquitted of the charge of assault in the third degree alleged to have been committed on Mrs. Dora Russell. The case hinged on disputed evidence and the judge dismissed for lack of proof that White committed the assault.
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DeHaas
Mary E. White
Dora Russell
White
Russell
Dow v. School District 62 compromise moves houses
In an injunction suit heard this week by Judge John J. Greene in district court, George Dow and trustees of School District No. 62, Teton county Montana reached a compromise. One schoolhouse will be moved a mile to the south, a second remains in place, and a new third schoolhouse will be built for district patrons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Dow
Teton County
Montana
John J. Greene
Residents social and travel notes from Chateau week
Mrs. James Peebles of Strabane visits Chateau as a guest at Roy Franklin's home. Mrs. John J. Greene returns from Ethridge after a short visit. Ed Logan and family head to Glacier Park for an outing. Mrs. Farrington returns from Moscow Idaho and stays in Chateau. For sale cheap items listed at City Hospital. Great Northern train delayed until 7 p m for Fourth of July celebration in Great Falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James ‘Peebles
Strabane
Chateau
Roy Franklin
Ed. Logan
Sarah Logan
Ada Logan
Adeline Lysing
Effie Fields
John Truchot
Glacier Park
Great Falls
Great Northern
Chateau-Pendrey
Elevator to Close For Season Over Poor Prospects
Fred Gewald manager of the Rocky Mountain Elevator decides to close the local elevator for the season due to poor crop prospects making continued operation unprofitable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Gewald
Rocky Mountain
Calvert Duo Concreting Highway at Grants Pass
Ray Calvert and his father work under contract to concrete a highway at Grants Pass Oregon. Mrs Calvert left Monday to join him and they expect to return home as soon as the job is finished.
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Ray Calvert
Grant's Pass
Oregon
Rancher Pat Crossen Reports Dawson County Range Feeds Horses
Pat Crossen returned Monday evening from Dawson County where he turned out a train of horses on the range. He notes crop conditions are poor there but the open range is ample with water, and he believes there is sufficient feed to winter his horses in fair shape.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pat Crossen
Dawson County
Dawson
Returning World War I Soldier Walter Streeter Home
Walter N. Streeter of the 20th Engineers in France arrived home in Cha teau last Friday after discharge. Teton county has a $1,500 Salvation Army drive target due by July 7 14, seen as easily met. The Army earned high praise from the troops abroad and appreciation from locals is urged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter N. Streeter
20Th Engineers
France
Chateau
Army
Teton County
Salvation Army
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