Community chorus practice at high school Friday evening
The community chorus is to meet at the high school this Friday at 8 o'clock for a practice session. A separate note lists a contract bid to haul about 400 tons of hay by Larson & Oulton. Ed Stonehouse ranch lands near Bynum, once 640 acres, sold to Washington buyers through R. M. Farrington agency. Mrs. C. H. Conner travels from Chateau to Berkeley for a California visit. Patrick B. Childress was forwarded to Camp Lewis by Teton local board for U S Army entry. Mountain States Telegraph and Telephone crews rebuild Chateau lines and seek right of way for a Farmington to Pendroy pole line via Bynum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Stonehouse
Bynum
Washington
R. M. «Farrington
Patrick B. Childress
Camp Lewis
Teton
Scott County
Virginia
Army of the United States
Mountain States Telegraph and Telephone Company
Chateau
Farmington
Pendroy
Officers remove deputy in Conrad political move
Wm Hodgskiss and wife A C Warner A C Burbank and C E Trescott called on John W Shields bedridden in Conrad paralyzed but improving. Sheriff Miller fires Deputy James Ferguson replacing him with F T Hull amid rumors of another campaign bid. Bily likely Democratic sheriff nominee again.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Hodgskiss
A. C. Warner
A. C. Burbank
C. E. Trescott
Conrad
John W. Shields
Sheriff Miller
James Ferguson
F. T. Hull
Bily
Wallace Monroe in France Army Letter Delivers News
Friends in Chateau of Wallace Monroe learn his parents in Great Falls received a May 3 letter from France. He states he has served in the army since April 1917 and is well pleased with army life. Monroe enlisted fall 1915 in Troop F 12th Cavalry and served on the Mexican border before going to France as part of the first U. S. troops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallace Monroe
Great Falls
France
Wallace
12Th Cavalry
Mexican
U. S
Local residents and visitors shuffle through Chateau notes
Last week visitors travel from California to Chateau and Bynum. New daughter born May 31 at Chateau hospital to Mr. and Mrs. R. McDonald of Blackleaf. Local residents Chas Campbell returns with furniture. J B Bohling and others attend Masonic degree work. Army ambulance corps recruits Elmer Weaver and others, with training in Texas. Rebekah lodge welcomes Mrs. Sillers from Helena before official visit to Augusta lodge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau Hospital
James Wallace
Bole
Elmer Weaver
Great Falls
Ambulance Corps
U.S. Army
Texas
Cattle Shipment From Lewis Town Heads to Lewistown
E McDonnell and Son of Lewistown loaded 470 head of cattle on the Milwaukee at Choteau last Monday for shipment to Lewistown and summer grazing. The cattle were bought from P H Crossen of this city and Frank Salmond of Kalama. In Choteau word arrived of the death of Margaret Price age one year at the Price home near Rossburg Washington on May 30. Mrs Price was formerly Hester Jameson of Chateau.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. McDonnell & Son
Lewistown
Milwaukee
Choteau
P. H. Crossen
This City
Frank Salmond
Kalma
Margaret
E.C. Price
Rossburg
Wash
Pray for Rain Service at Episcopal Church
A Sunday service on June 9 at 11 o clock will offer special prayers for rain due to statewide crop failure. After the hymn a baptismal service will be performed and worship will begin promptly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Episcopal Church
Rural Carrier Examination for Teton County Mont
The United States civil service commission announces an examination for rural carrier positions in Teton County Montana to be held June 21 1918 at Conrad Chateau and Browning. Open to mail citizens domiciled in the county who meet form No 1977 requirements. Applications and blanks available at local offices or Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Civil Service Commission
Teton
Mont
Conrad, Chateau
Browning
Bole
Conrad
Walier
Bynum and Williams
Washington, D. C
Commission
Washington
Local Meat Company Seeks Fresh Meat and Eggs
Choteau Meat Co advertises purchase of fat beef veal mutton and hogs for cash at market prices. They also seek fresh eggs and offer top pay, asking sellers not to clean them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Choteau Meat Co
Agawam Notes Include Visits Trips And Local News
Agawam residents report Mrs Otto Wagnild visiting the Wagnild ranch near Bynum and Olga Wagnild traveling to Great Falls. Alex MacDonald owns a new Ford. Mr and Mrs A M Rongstad called on I V Yule. Fishing trips, dances, and social calls populate the week with several townsfolk involved in local events. Bill Ammill is on the sick list and Mrs V Kirsch recovers from injuries after a runaway incident. Anna Brekke visits from Minnesota and looks at land opened near Dutton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otto Wagnild
Wagnild
Bynum
Alex MacDonald
N. Whittacre
M. Campbell
Bill Ammill
Frank Pierce
Power
V. Kirsch
C. F. Suiste
Alfred Vigen
Anna Brekke
Minnesota
Dutton
Wilson
Agawam
Employment Service Enlarged in Great Falls
The federal employment service in Montana, based in Great Falls, will be enlarged and made permanent. Earl E. Crawford, former Chateau public schools superintendent, becomes examiner in charge focusing on boys' work. R. E. Cunningham is named chief examiner for the state, with duties in public service, while Director Leavitt oversees all branches and specializes in employment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Falls
Federal Employment Service
Earl] E. Crawford
Chateau
Crawford
R. E. Cunningham
Leavitt
Also Mentioned on This Page
Larson & Oulton
C. H. Conner
Berkeley
California
Juling,Hirshberg
Chas. Campbell
J. C. Taylor
G. J. Foltz
Abington, Ill
Peter Kelly
Jos. Smith
Bynum Country
J.B. Bohling
George Sollid
T. J. Cheetham
W. N. Eaman
Paul Battsen
P. P. Maginn
Masonic
Carl Bird
Teton County Title and Guaranty Co
Plains, Mont
L. F. Haley
Missoula
Gatley
Rural Carrier Examination
Jos. Hirshberg & Co
A. M. Rongstad
I. V. Yule
Oscar Odenwald
Olga Wagnuild
Pendray
Campbell
Clara Sorde
Mr. LeBarge
Theifth
Chateau Hardware*Co
Chateau Shoe and Harness Shop
Tom Jeskey
Employment Service Enlarged
Reaper
Twine
Morgan Coo
Hart Parr
T. A. Meagher
Montana
Gleason
Dray
Great Falls Hotel
Great Falls, Mont
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