British dirigible R-34 starts homeward from Mineola
The R-34 left Roosevelt field shortly before midnight on its return flight to Scotland, with 1 000 American balloon troops witnessing. Navy officials forecast departure around 4 a m. crew face hazardous conditions aboard the airship with hydrogen gas, ballast, and engine arrangements detailed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mineola
Roosevelt Field
Scotland
New York
G. H. Scott
Washington
Europe
Navy Department
G. G. H. Cooke
Navy Départment
Navy
Forest Fire Breaks Out in Chateau Mountains
Fire in the Chateau mountains has broken out again with renewed fury. It started in a new location and evidence suggests it was set by workers employed at the site.
Real Estate Transfers in Teton County 1919 Week
Real estate deeds and patents filed with the Teton County clerk show transfers and grants for properties in Chateau Dutton and surrounding townships. Transactions include multiple lot trades worth $1 and larger land section rights across townships 22 to 28 north and ranges 5 to 8 west.
Loose Rock Sends Man Off Embankment at Cut Bank
Last evening T. B. Odegard slipped while walking down the river embankment to bathe at Cut Bank. A loosened rock struck his right leg, throwing him about 40 feet toward the water. He suffered a probable ankle fracture and leg injury, was treated by Dr. Boyle, and taken to Havre hospital. Odegard is a switch engine fireman here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cut Bank
T. B. Odegard
Odegard
Boyle
Havre
Death by own action rising among German officers
Geneva reports rising personal crisis among German officers, with 38 percent more cases in Prussia after news that former Emperor William would be tried by the allies. Wives of officers are also said to be taking their own lives as patriotic despair and loss of social position contribute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geneva
Prussia
William
Munich
Eagles Convene In Great Falls For Montana Session
The state convention of Eagles meets in Great Falls for a two day session starting tomorrow with an open meeting this evening at a local theatre addressed by Governor Stewart and E D Weed. Delegates from across the state are expected to arrive tonight and today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Falls
State Convention of Eagles
Stewart
E. D. Weed
Public Health Association Organized in Montana
The Montana Public Health Association was formed at the conference closing session in Butte. Officers include President W. M. Cobleigh Bozeman and first vice president H. T. Rhoads Chateau. Sections led by Louis Allard Billings tuberculosis Caroline Bill Butte sanitation Gerhart Helena child welfare Mrs. Harry B. Fransworth Missoula industrial hygiene H H McCarty Butte health hygiene E G Steele Plentywood. Next convention venue to be set by Montana Medical Association meeting in session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Montana Public Health Association
W. M. Cobleigh
Bozeman
H. T. Rhoads
Chateau
W. F. Cagewell
Helena
W. A. Russell
Hardin
Public Health Administration
Louis Allard
Billings
Caroline Bill
Gerhart
Harry B. Fransworth
Missoula
H. H. McCarty
E. G. Steele
Plentywood
Montana Medical Association
Montana wool sale closes season with 20 million pounds
Great Falls Montana July 9 The Montana wool season ends this week with an estimated state clip of 20,000,000 pounds and an average price of 58 cents per pound. The average fleece weight is nine pounds due to open winter and hot weather. Remaining unsold wool north of Great Falls near the Canadian line will be purchased or consigned before week’s end. Miller clip 180,000 pounds and Jurgen clip 200,000 pounds in Blaine county were sold to Union Wool House at 60 percent per pound. Olev Osness Highwood clip 80,000 pounds also sold. These three sales close the market for the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Falls
Montana
de Montana
Miller
Jurgen
Blaine County
Union Wool House
Holden
Dewey Gould
Olev Osness
Givil-Gases Filed Quiet Title Suits and Divorce
Multiple 1900s style filings show suits to quiet title against Hazlett heirs and others, a transcript of judgment in a Gilman State Bank case against A D Williams, and a divorce filing for L W Bick from Sarah Mabel Bick. The notices include heirs, unknown claimants, and cloud-on-title language.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew C. Burbank
Isaac N. Hazlett
James W., Armstrong
Martin J. Talbert
Rosa Hazlett
Edward Berup
Robert, Smith
Cornelia Lyon
Elsie Lyon
George G. Barron
James W. Armstrong
Fred Parmalee
Jennie Cain
J. I. Cain
Charles A. Cowell
Robert Smith
Cornelia J. Lyon
Elsie J. Lyon
John W. Webb
The
Gilman State Bank
A. D. Williams
L. W. Bick
Sarah Mabel Bick
Milk Price Notice From Lyon Forreese Chapman Firm
Milk prices to drop in bulk and cream lowered for institutions after July 15 1919. The notice from John Lyon E D Forrese J M Chapman & Sart promises cheaper milk and cream than any other supplier with specified rates for gallons and smaller quantities and for residences and commercial customers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Lyon
E. D. Forrese
J. M.chapman & Sart
Brady Irrigation Co Changes Principal Place of Business
Notice announces Brady Irrigation Company changes its principal place of business from Chateau Teton County Montana to Brady town Pondera County Montana by order of the board. G Jermundson president and K McKenzie secretary sign the notice with first publication June 20 1919.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brady Irrigation Company
Chateau
Teton
Montana
Sthe
Brady
Pondera County
G. Jermundson
We K. McKenzie
Sheriff Sale Notice in Teton County Montana
Mrs. W J Baker sues John E Cashman and, by a writ of execution issued July 1 1919, will sell at public auction the SW 1 4 of the SE 1 4 in township 25 north range 5 west Montana Meridian Teton County. The sale is July 26 1919 at 2 p m at the courthouse by I S Martine sheriff with Speer Bennett and Lohrke as attorneys. First publication July 4 1919.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West
Montana
Meridian
Teton County
Pendroy Montana Public School Building Bid Notice
Sealed proposals addressed to Peter P. Swanson, Chairman, Pendroy School District No 61, Teton County Montana, will be received until 2 00 P M Saturday July 19 for a public school building at Pendroy. Plans by Richard C Schuppert include general labor and materials and separate contracts for heating, ventilation, and finish hardware. A 10 percent certified check is required with each bid, with bond or guarantee for the successful bidder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton
Pendroy
Montana
Richard C. Schuppert
Hoom
Stanton Bank
Great Falls
Peter P. Swanson
School trustees invite bids for 50 percent share proposal
The Schoal trustees reserve the right to reject any and all bids or waive defects. By order of School Trustees, Dist. No. 61, Teton County. PETER P. SWANSON, Chairman. First publication July 4, 1919. For sale two relinquishments cheap M. G. Billings Choteau. Trade 1917 Buick for stock. Lost on road from Porter to Choteau a child’s blue coat. Leave at Sheriff’s office. For sale Ford touring car L. E. Taylor Garage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schoal
Dist
Teton County
Peter P. Swanson
Porter
Choteau
Sheriff's Office
Foreclosure Sale Ordered on Cooley Estate Property
By order of sale and decree of foreclosure of the Nineteenth Judicial District of Montana, Teton County, the south half of the northeast quarter and other portions of section 28 and related parcels in township 26 north range 1 west are to be sold at public auction in Chateau on July 19, 1919 at 2 PM to satisfy a judgment against Catherine C Cooley Administratrix of H F Cooley deceased. The sheriff Ferguson issued the notice dated June 2 1919 with first publication June 27 1919.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
State of
Montana
The
Catherine C. Cqqley
Catherine C. Cooley
H. F. Cooley
Teton Cqunty
Tiam
County of
Teton
Montana Meridian
Teton County
Chateau
United States
Notice to Freeman Daley About Haying County Tools
A public notice requests Freeman Daley a surveyor be informed about haying county tools or road machinery. The message provides no further details on location date or authority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freeman Daley
For Sale Auction Items and Property in Chateau
For sale a 2,200 pound safe with inside measurements 18 by 32 inches and an adding machine in good condition. Also a two roomed house with a good lot located in Chateau. Inquire of the Montanan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cary
Dalton
Montanan
Choteau Electric Shop Promises Fair Wiring Prices
Local ad flyers offer house wiring and electric repair services by Choteau Battery and Electric Shop Across from Steel A and Dak Lumber Co. Prices described as right and work guaranteed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau Battery & Electric
St. Anthony & Dakota
Choteau
A & Dak
Lbr. Co
Three Rooms for Rent in Sterling-McDonald Property
Three rooms available in the Sterling Morris McDonald property located in the town south section. Includes nine acres of pasture plus garden and barn. Rent set at $15 per month. Inquiries to Mrs. C. McDonald.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. 8. McDonald
For Rent Notice From Smiths Gandy Store
Inquiries about a six room house rental directed to Smiths Gandy Store. Property details are unclear in the fragment but indicate a housing rental inquiry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith's “Gandy
For Rent: Furnished Front-Town Apartment
Classified note offers a large nicely furnished front-town apartment with hot and cold water for two gentlemen. Apply to Mrs. Thompson at the Bowling Green.
Public Auction For Sale Inquire About Property In Choteau
Public sale notice seeks buyers for a seven room residence with two lots barn and garage in Choteau. Inquiry addressed to C D Yeager. Also offers complete John Stotterer lectures in ten volumes at about half regular price with details at the Montana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chotéau
C. D Yeager
John Stotterer
The
Montanan
Lost Black Hand Bag Between Chateau and Severn
A lost black handbag with a watch opal keys and about 15 dollars was found between Chateau and Severn Mile Coulee west of town. A reward is offered for return to Mrs J M Frazier or to the office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau
Severn
Mile Coulee
eReward
Also Mentioned on This Page
Dirigible
Teton County Abstract Co
A. F. Richardson
Jennie M. Green
George W. Arnold
John S. Lane
James Caldwell
Edward Mowry
H. A. Hodgskiss
W. James Caldwell
Orlo Urich
W. Herman A. Schwert
W. Mary’ M. Pinger
Public Health To Have
Association
Wieeard
Willard
Auto Electric Shop
Central Avenue
W.J. Baker
John E. Cashman
District Court of
Nineteenth Judicial District
J.W. Baker
Farmlans
T. A. Meagher
Choteau, ‘Montana
M. G. Billings, Choteau
Buick
O A. M. Walley
L. E. Taylor
I. S. Martine
Ontana
Ferguson
Plaintiff
Conrad
G. W. Hqpotn Sgitman
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