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Newspaper

Choteau Montanan

Location

Choteau, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jul 11, 1919

Page

9

Bond Proposals in Sept Special Election Aimed at Roads and School

In the Sept 2 special election, Teton County voters will decide on two major bond issues. A $150,000 road-building bond could be matched by the national government for $300,000 total. The second seeks $100,000 to build a new Choteau High School and convert the current building into a dormitory to host students from outside areas. Both proposals are urged to pass by large majorities as essential for roads and education. The note urges strong turnout and notes seed grain funding may be considered later.

Teton County Cho Teau Choteau Forthcom Fda

Ranch changes and community notes from Farming ton area

Employed Lars Horge to take charge of the ranch for the coming year. Kerravitoes to Great Falls for the Fourth, returning Saturday. Mrs. Arthur Davidson and Mrs. Casper Peterson visited Chateau on Wednesday. Connor made a business trip to Great Falls Wednesday. Miss Alice Otness visiting in the Falls with Aunt Mrs. Ed Rufus. Emma and Vera Ringo of Great Falls visiting on the beach. A cabman’s horse killed by an automobile in front of Struther’s house. Henry Davidson remodeling the post office. Jay Peterson and family spent Sunday in Collins. Farmington youths attended a dance at Byrand’s barn. Wedding bells soon for Farming ton. Mrs. O DeRusha and Mrs. P O Rustad called on Mrs. Anderson. B B Rogers and family expect to move back to the ranch soon. Mrs. J W Willis made a business trip to Fairfield for the Fourth. If unhappy with your farm get a real estate man to advertise it.

Coxindr Thas Lars ‘Horge J. W Vera Ringo Great Falls P. O. Rustad Struther Collins Farmington Byrand O. DeRusha O. Rustad Anderson B. B. Rogers J. W. Willis Fairfield

Red Cross Warns Against Fraudulent Use in Philadelphia

The Philadelphia Red Cross warns against the fraudulent use of the American Red Cross name and emblem to promote schemes in commercial ventures. Men in uniform are said to be selling tickets claiming proceeds benefit the organization, which is forbidden by the Red Cross charter.

Philadelphia American Red Cross Red Cross

Long George Back After Jumping Bail

Havre July 9. Francis known as Long George surrendered at the sheriff's office after jumping bail. He was sentenced to not less than six nor more than 12 years in Deer Lodge State Prison and remanded to custody. Judge Rhoades denied a writ of probable cause. stay of sentence pending supreme court writ. Francis long noted figure in Hill county.

Havre Long George Francis Deer Lodge Rhoades Supreme Court Hill County Country

Miss Kalsteads Visit A. H. Doughty Home Invitees

The Misses Kalstead visit Mrs. B. O. Kalstead at the A. H. Doughty home. Attorney T. H. Pridham left for Roundup on legal business. Dr. J. M. Davis, Teton County Farm Bureau president, bought a ranch in Bitter Root valley and plans to move there around Sept. 1. He will ship cattle to Chicago due to lack of pasture. Gunner Thos. N. Miller, recently furloughed, leaves for San Pedro Calif. after visiting Mrs. Geo. W. Magee. He has one year left in navy service for a 16-year career.

J. M. Davis Teton Thos. N. Miller

Montanan advertises envelopes at cut prices

The Montanan offers 50 000 XXX and 50 000 XX 6% white envelopes for printing at low prices in 5 000 lot batches. It claims no better envelopes exist and urges customers to review stock before complaining about printing costs.

The Montanan A Rey

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the Farm Bureau KALMA Farm Bureau Stafford Deep Creek Ranch Allums School H. Riley Robert Clarkson National Life Insurance Co. of U.S. A A. W. Woods First National Bank P. O. Box Manhattan Cafe New Management Otto Powell Smith & Liptak Suite Larson Block Choteau, Mont Adams Jopbers Montana Oil Co Choteau, Montana Citizens. ‘State Bank Chateau Montana Oulu Lulu Oka State of of Teton Ss. I N. E. Roberts George Coffey, Jr P. H. Crossen WM. Hodgskiss Yee Misses Kalstead Mrs. B. O. Kalstead A. H. Doughty T. H. Pridham Tere Stabla Geen Rats Hap’ Real Farmers Elevator Co J. M. Baker Bear Creek Roundup Coulee J. M. Baker Co Edison Choteau Drug Co City Hospital Montenan EB. B. Maynard Larson ‘Building
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