Local Officials Listed In Public Notice
Public record lists MRS T O LARSON as secretary RS and W B BUTCHART with W M designations in an unspecified civic posting. Names appear as part of a municipal or organizational notice.
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Newspaper
Choteau Montanan
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1917
Page
9
Public record lists MRS T O LARSON as secretary RS and W B BUTCHART with W M designations in an unspecified civic posting. Names appear as part of a municipal or organizational notice.
C H Connor secretary notes Queen Revekah lodge sessions on the first and third Saturdays of each month after the subordinate lodge. Mrs A C Burbank and Mrs Cok Trescott are named as grand officials.
From Chateau Montanian: James Emmerson in town from Great Falls. J G Bair on legal business and return. Prof. Hammond back from Great Falls and Fort Shaw. Mrs Hammond staying in the Falls. Edgar Logan and Jessie attended Indian school closing at Fort Shaw. Mrs Geo Fairburn opens bakery in Cooper building. Fawcett and companions to North Fork Hot Springs. Miss Bean to Great Falls. J G Hopkinson and wife welcomed a daughter. Dr Wamsley reports ten grandered horses condemned in Flathead county. John Hammond arrives via Augusta. Mrs Brooks returns from Missouri and considers Chateau permanent. gambling surge at midweek in Choteau. Dupuyer notes Frank Hughes visit. S L Potter county seat visit. Henry Ryan adds to residence. Alexis Campbell rheumatism. Ernest Savory to be school trustee. Frank Leech to build ranch home and plan Iowa trip. Indian policeman intoxication incident on way to Fort Shaw. Deputy Sheriff Gardner handles case. W H Titus and G Taylor back from Great Falls and Kibbey. W G Gallagher awarded wood contract for Fort Assinniboine. Knowles Monroe King from Bynum to Fish Lake and Birch Creek canyon for a picnic.
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