Death of Mrs Nat Collins pioneer of Teton valley
Elizabeth Collins born 1844 in Rockford Illinois lived a frontier life across Iowa Colorado Montana and Alaska. She was the first white woman to settle in the Teton valley and her daughter the first white child born in Chateau. She died at Chateau of paralysis after long illness, survived by her daughter Mrs Frank Salmond and relatives. She helped found Montana pioneers society and was active in churches schools and community affairs. Her funeral was held at the Chateau Methodist church with interment beside her husband in Chateau cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nat _Collins
Teton Valley
Montank
Northwest
Chateau Saturday
Collins
Frank Salmond
H. L. Halladay
Fred Perry
Methodist Church
H. L. Stong
Chateau
George F. Miller
J. R. Young
Henry Radcliffe
Belleview Country
J.D. Sawyer
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Sawyer
West
Rockford
Ill
State of
Pilke’s Peak
Platte River
Denver
Missouri River
Rocky Mountain
Bozeman
Montana
Virginia City
Bannack
Last Chance
Helena
Nat Collins
Willow Creek
Lake McDonald
Alaska
Society of Montana Pioneers
Fortuno
Fort Smith
Elizabeth Colling
Elizabeth Smith
County Weekly Notes Details 1921 Picnic Schedule and Brand Re registrations
The executive committee of Teton County Farm Bureaus met May 17 to set the 1921 community picnic dates across the county from June 24 to July 30. Farmers favor the picnics, with many communities already lined up and funds raised. The county agent notes that all brand registrations must be re recorded by January 1, 1922, with a 25 cent fee per brand and no change in owner or brand description allowed. Assistance offered through the county agent to organize group re registrations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton County Farm Bureaus
T. S. Gap
Fairfield
Beck
Farmington
Dutton
Big Butte
Porter Beach
Spring Valley
Deep Creek
Collins
Recorder of Marks and Brands
Helena
Teton County
Phillips
Church Notices and Events Briefly Listed
Morning worship at 10 30 sermon by the pastor on Disarmament as Related to Christ s Teaching of Peace Sunday School at 11 30 Junior League 3 p m Epworth League 7 subject Thy Kingdom Come in My Country Evening sermon 8 o clock Note the change of time in the evening services Official board meeting 8 o clock Monday Class in Membership Manual Tuesday 7 30 p m Bible study Wednesday 8 The 45 Leaguers signed cards for Epworth League Institute remind one month until institute time Attend League services Sundays to prepare for Wolf Creek trip July 5 Subscriptions from canvass fall short of budget Please subscribe to church treasurer Mrs Butchart before next Monday A pessimist and an optimist quote ends with Go out and do it. The church calls for cooperation of all members and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epworth
Epworth League Institute
Wolf Creek
Methodist Episcopal Church
Births Reported at Choteau Hospital
The Choteau hospital records three births: a son to Mrs Louie Erickson of Bynum on April 27, a daughter to Mrs Earl Zimmerman on June 1, and a son to Mrs John Shoquist of Fairfield on June 2. All babies reported doing nicely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louie Erickson
Bynum
Earl Zimmerman
John—Shoquist
Fairfield
Bryan switches voting place to Florida
William Jennings Bryan announced in New York that his legal residence will be Florida, citing Mrs. Bryan’s health and eight years’ residence in Miami. He said he would vote in Florida henceforth and transfer citizenship to align his actual residence with legal status while remaining active in public affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
Florida
New York
William Jennings Bryan
Nebraska
Potowatomi Camp Fire Girls Host Picnic After Rain
The Potowatomi Camp Fire Girls planned a park picnic for May 31 but rain delayed it. The event moved to the guardian’s home with Ruth Andrews, Hazel Halladay, Dorothy Haugen and Helen Gamble overseeing lunch and entertainment. Weenies and ice cream were enjoyed despite the weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Potowatomi
Guardian
Ruth Andrews
Hazel Halladay
Dorothy Haugen
Helen Gamble
East Farmington Teachers Return From Vacation
Farmington notes report Lenora Harbaugh and Hazel Golder has returned from a three week vacation and will attend summer school in Dillon. Teachers Hildegarde Lindseth and Louise Willis also return home. A school picnic entertained East Farmington children with ice cream and cake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lenora Harbaugh
Hazel Golder
East Farmington
Dillon
T. Hansom
O. Lindseth
L. Nasser
S. Lindseth
Louise
Esther Willis
Blanche
Emmett Peterson
Conrad
Chalmers
T. Hanson
Fairfield
Hildegarde Lindseth
Augusta
Ole Nordhagen
C. O. Lindseth
East Farmington School
Sam Halpermic
Chicago
Connor
Mary Longmuir
Browning
Harold Lindseth
Equity
Banner County Denied Hearing by High Court
Montana Supreme Court on Monday denied a rehearing petition in the Banner County case. The court ruled the election to create Banner County invalid because notice of the hearing on the petitions was not properly published.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Banner County
Montana Supreme Court
Chateau Post No 6 American Legion July 4th Celebration Plan
Under American Legion auspices a big July 4th parade at 10 30 A M heads by Teton County Band followed by races, baseball, fire works and dancing. Out‑of‑town visitors may picnic at Spring Creek Park with tables and swings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
Teton
Chateau
Spring Creek
Wheat Shorts Seek Cover Pushes May Wheat Price Up
May wheat rose sharply as shorts covered at month end, lifting May delivery to 1.82 a bushel. Overall grain receipts remained large with about 2,400 carloads of grain and 150 cars of wheat arriving, countering the May wheat surge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Shorts
Milk delivery advertisement with free sample quart
Pure fresh milk delivered daily with a sample quart free on request. Phone 823, Harry L. Willis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry L. Willis
Five Little Peppers and Friends Titles Summary
The list presents numerous works by Margaret Sidney featuring the Five Little Peppers, including Abroad and at School, along with Phronsie Pepper and Polly Pepper tales. The compilation underscores the Pepper family adventures across travel and daily life as published works.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Sidney
Phronsie Pepper
Polly Pepper
Also Mentioned on This Page
County
Ee Weekly
Methodist
Harry T. Stong
Choteau Hospital
The
United States
Federal Reserve System
Federal Reserve Bank
Jeral
First National Bank
Sue
Farmington News
Delebrate
Library Notes
Joe DeYong
ADULT
Zane Grey
Jackson Gregory
Jackson Gregory Mary Marie
Eleanor H. Porter Manselle
Harriet T. Comstock
Henry Kitchell Webster
Carolyn Wells
Harold McGrath
Peter B. Kyne
Eve
Ethel Hueston
James Oliver Curwood
Injun and
Whitey
Hart the Magic Forest
Stewart Edgar White
Davie Pepper
Margaret Sid
Citizens State Bank
Choteau
Boses
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!