Schroeder Fined and jailed for illegal liquor sale
William Schroeder known as Bill Direct and George Cawley were arrested on a Fowler liquor charge. Cawley pled guilty and paid 100 dollars plus costs. Schroeder pled guilty after learning Cawley’s sentence and was fined 250 dollars and jailed three months. Schroeder’s business at Fowler to be closed for at least a year. Sheriff Miller and County Attorney praised for enforcing liquor laws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Schroeder
Bill Direct
Miller
George Cawley
Fowler
Justion DeHaas
Cawley
Schroeder
Justice Courts
Band Concert Planned by Chateau Director at Great Northern Park
Director John Holland announces a free band concert at Great Northern park this Saturday evening starting at eight. The program includes Veni Vidi Vici March, Fairest to the Fair, Arcadia Overture, The Crisis, Pasadena Day, Pasadena Day, Vesselia Medley, Palatinus March, and The Star Spangled Banner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Holland
The
Chateau Band
Great Northern Park
Hall
Sousa
Arcadia
Laurens
Pasadena
Montana Visitors Eye Stock Ranch Location in Carter Area
L. M. White and Bert Usher of Carter Mont accompanied by their wives arrived in Chateau Tuesday evening for several days of fishing in local streams. They are also surveying the country for a stock ranch site and may decide to locate here permanently if suitable properties are found.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. M. White
Bert Usher
Carter, Mont
Chateau
School District Valuations in Teton County
The assessed valuation of the various school districts in Teton County is shown from records of the county assessor, John L. Dundgren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton County
John L. Dund
Civil cases filed in district court this month
The clerk of the district court lists new filings including Florence A Herlson versus John F Herlson for divorce filed July 13. Arthur D Johnson versus Bernhard Bauerschmidt abstract of judgement filed July 13. Pearl S Milton versus claimants to real estate title action filed July 13. Joseph O Tatman versus Albert Berland damages filed July 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Amelia Herlson
John Frances Herfson
Arthur D. Johnson
Bernhard Bauerschmidt
Pearl S. Milton
Joseph O. Tatman
Albert Berland
Pendroy Postmaster Visits County Seat
C. C. Sheble the Pendroy postmaster visited the county seat on Wednesday confirming administrative visit and local clerical engagement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. C. Sheble
Pendroy
Proposed Amendment to Migratory Bird Regulations
Washington D C July 14 The United States department of agriculture proposes amendments to the migratory birds regulations approved August 21 1916 A three month examination period precedes final adoption with an effective date on or after October 15 subject to presidential approval The amendments impose a daily closed season from sunset to half an hour before sunrise for migratory game and insectivorous birds replacing the previous sunset to sunrise rule Waterfowl seasons would open September 16 and run to December 31 for multiple states including Pennsylvania Wisconsin Minnesota North Dakota South Dakota Montana Wyoming Colorado Nevada Idaho and eastern Oregon and Washington The changes aim to unify northern open seasons with state law and emphasize that federal regulations do not authorize killing migratory birds when it is unlawful under state law
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D.C
United States Department of Agriculture
Pennsylvania
Wisconsin
Minnesota
North Dakota
South Dakota
Wyoming
Colorado
Nevada
Idaho
Oregon
Washington
Community Notes From Local Residents and Weekend Trips
Teton slope Ed Bjork travels to Wisconsin to visit his parents. Joe Armburger gets a new Ford. Mrs H L Halberg hosted friends Saturday. John Johnson and A E Holm guests Sunday. Miss Ziegler visited Misa Irene Jones Sunday. Gle Nordhagen group fished last Friday. Louis Halberg and Earl Bebee planned Great Falls trip Tuesday. Dr Jones and families visited Priest Butte Friday. Holm Brothers building a 100 by 50 foot barn. Sam Valentine Ernest Sandberg Axel Lindberg Ray Sandberg hauled wood from the mountains. Alvin Holm returned from Freezeout after fencing. Road workers north of Ed Halberg's include Walfred Albert Arthur Walter Johnson Louis Lindberg John Johnson. Chateau visitors included Dr and Mrs Jones Vina and Albert Johnson Mrs Ed Halberg and Mrs M Hane. Mrs A E Holm and children Mrs Albert Skoog and Miss Sterrit visited Mrs C E Sandberg Wednesday. Bill Richards visited Bole Wednesday. A Bole worker briefly went mad last Tuesday. Duno and Bartes took him to Choteau.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Ziegler
Misa Irene Jones
Gle Nordhagen
Louis Halberg
Earl Bebee
Great Falls
Sam Valentine
Ernest Sandberg
Axel Lindberg
Ray Sandberg
Alvin Holm
Walfred
Albert
Arthur
Walter Johnson
Louis Lindberg
John Johnson
Ed Halberg
Mrs. Jones
Vina
Albert Johnson
A. E. Holm
Albert Skoog
Sterrit
C. E. Sandberg
Bill Richards
Bole
Duno
Bartes
Choteau
Farmington and Beach Notes Share Local Happenings
Burton Beach notes report district No. 5 vote not to divide a school area, Farmington nine edged Chateau, residents visit ranches, health trips to Chateau, alfalfa and wheat work ongoing, a rainy forecast valued, and a Tuesday picnic with a $19 net from the dance with the Holland orchestra playing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holland
Pierce Seeks News From Idaho Washington Friends
E D Pierce of Agawam returns from a three month stay in Idaho and Washington. He visited Dee Findley near Selah Washington and met old acquaintances including J B Carney near Colby. Pierce notes crops may fail in Idaho but northern Lewis and Clark county shows improvement with upcoming rains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. D. Pierce
Agawam
Pierce
Idaho
Washington
Dee Findley
Teton County
Selah
Fredley
Colby
Wash
J.B. Carney
Agewam
Jonathan Bick
John Handy
Burton Beach
Post Falls
Breadhead
Walier
Montana
Lewis and Clark County
Chautauqua Meeting Called for Chateau Week
Interested residents and last year’s guarantors are asked to meet at the law office of Cole and Shannon next Monday at eight to finalize arrangements for Chateau Chautauqua week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau
Law Office
Cole & Shannon
Pretty wedding joins Dean and Flaherty in Boulder valley
Miss Mary Dean of Boulder wed James Flaherty youngest son of Mr and Mrs Flaherty in a high noon Episcopal ceremony at the Flaherty home. Attendant Miss Mary Murphy groomsman C D Flaherty. They will reside in Boulder after a honeymoon trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Flaherty
Boulder Valley
Mary Dean
Boulder
James Flaherty
Flaherty
Mary Murphy
C. D. Flaherty
Mitchell
Mrs. Flaherty
Monitor
Lillian Greene and Robert Pfrimmer Wed at Methodist Parsonage
Miss Lillian Greene and rancher Robert B. Pfrimmer were married Wednesday night at 6 30 at the First Methodist church parsonage in Great Falls. Rev. E L White officiated. The couple will reside on their Bynum area ranch with Mrs. Foutz previously of Augusta acting as host.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillian Greene
Robert B. Pfrimmer
Bynum
First Methodist Church
E. L. White
Agawam Items Note Local Movements And Appointments
Agawam residents travel for visits and errands as Mrs Breding visits Chateau and Geo Fuller from Helena discusses mail delays of 4 to 6 weeks. Ernest Brown Jos Devanleau and Otto Schaefer settle By num plans. Otto Waynild summers on his homestead after resigning as assessor. Pete Putz takes Milwaukee job pumping at Draycent and Fairfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aus Breding
Chateau
Geo. Fuller
Helena
Agawam
Fred Gewald
Otto Waynild
Ernest Brown
Jos. Devanleau
Otto Schaefer
Bynum
John Borland
Brady
Geo. Briggs
June
Conrad
Putz
John Kramer
Reed
Anna Devanleau
Anaconda
Helen Condon
Pete Putz
Milwaukee
Draycent
Fairfield
Geo. Harrington
Fred Reader
Spokane
Farmington Loses in Ten Innings at Chateau
Farmington baseball visits Chateau last Sunday and drops a ten inning contest to the Stars and Near Stars. The game featured sporadic good plays despite rough practice and drew fan interest with late excitement as Choteau won seven to five. The lineup lists Cordell Connors and Rittenhouse among Choteau players and Kathman Schrader Metz Monson Roof Beckstrom among Farmington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmington
Chateau
Choteau
Cordell Lf
Connors
Rittenhouse
Fried
Monroe
Geo. Howard
Weisner
Stump Rf
Nelson P. Farmington
Kathman
Schrader
Metz
Monson
Roof
Beckstrom
Davidson
Crane Cf
Pierce P
Marriage Licenses for Several Couples List
David Boyd Crane 22 of Helena and Mary Elmore Alford 19 of Walter. Jacob Bander Jr 25 and Rosina Krettler 18 both of Agawam. Turtle 48 and Josephine Many Guns 35 both of Blackfeet Indian Reservation. Philip Thomas Sauer 26 and Alice Mabel Robinson 25 both of Williams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reak and Railroad District
Chateau
Dupuyer
Ana
Old Wilkins
Raymondad
Burton Beach
Maukwes
Caetanes
Eyrane
Eaeoener
Veceaneesse
Browning
Bole
Valier
Brady rHoy Peeenee
Ferris Aenaveseee Seacsee
Fairfield
Power
Porthr Cove Fe Fave Aeae
Fowler
Brownell
Wagnild We Teeee
Percy
Liberty
Oeene
Union Waene Weene
Fuller
Cady
Cook
Joint Crstadte A
Toole Sdespone Sper
Hrickson
Deaver E Davon
Tarryton
Sutton
Beck
Spring Valley
Satterile
Plain View
Devas
Red River
Alfin
Glacier Park
Agawam
Perkius
Seene
Williams
Harry Ferris Speee
Pendroy
David Boyd Crane
Helena
Mary Elmore Alford
Walier
Jacob Bander, Jr
Rosina Krettler
Turtle
Josephine Many Guns
Blackfeet Indian Reservation
Philip Thomas Sauer
Alice Mabel Robinson
Also Mentioned on This Page
District Court
United States
Federal Reserve Banking
First National Bank
Choteau, Montana
Teton Slope
Ed Bjork
Joe Armburger
H.l Halberg
Dr. Jones
Mr. Ziegler
Priest Butte
Holm Brothers
Ben Gordon
John Roof
M. M. Roof
Florence Gideon
Lewistown
George Roof
Mrs. Roof
H. R. Thompson
B. B. Rogers
L. Schnee
Dean—Flaherty
Montanan
Ptrimmer—Green
Mee
P. O. Rustad
Sollar
Cash
Tre
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