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Choteau Montanan

Location

Choteau, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jun 14, 1918

Page

2

Submarine Attacks Nets Pinar Del Rio Sinking Off Maryland

The American steamer Pinar Del Rio was sunk 70 miles off Maryland with 17 missing from the captain’s boat and 16 survivors from another. A passing vessel may have rescued the missing crewman, while the other raiders have not appeared recently. The Pinar Del Rio, 2504 gross tons, built 1895 as Saba, operated under American register in coastwise or West Indian trade. Whalers report U boat harassment off Cape Hatteras. one crewman spared after pleading poverty, but another ship was sunk.

Washington Pinar del Itro Maryland Virginia Navy Department Vinland Virginia Capes South Shields England

Child Dies After Pony Accident West of Dupuyer

Raymond LeMire, eleven, son of Raymond and wife, died in a city hospital from injuries after being thrown from a family pony that fell Friday on their ranch west of Dupuyer. Funeral services were held in Dupuyer.

Raymond LeMire Dupuyer Victor E. Starr Conrad Linn W. Hattersley R. M Hattersley Linn W India

Pinar Del Rio sunk by German submarine off Maryland coast

Survivors say the Amer ican steamer Pinar Del Rio was torpedoed Saturday morning and sank off the Maryland coast. Fifteen crew members landed at Mateo Jife station on the Carolina coast. the captain and 17 men in another boat were separated. Reports of destroyers, submarines, and air patrols were heard but naval officials offered no confirmation. Aviators saw two submarines off Virginia and Maryland coasts before submerging on sighting aircraft.

Norfolk Pinar del Lio Maryland Arkes Mateo Jife Carolina Virginia

Former Vice President Fairbanks Passes Away

Indianapolis June 5 Charles Warren Fairbanks former vice president and former Indiana senator died at his home at 8 55 pm Death was due to intestinal nephritis a chronic ailment though not deemed serious until recently All family members except Major Richard Fairbanks in France were at his bedside

Indianapolis Charles Warren Fairbanks United States Indiana Richard Pairbanks France

Largest U S Casualty List Revealed On June 10

Washington June 10 The army casualty list shows 198 names in a single day the largest yet reported by General Pershing. Breakdown includes 33 killed in action 9 died of wounds 11 died of disease 1 airplane accident 5 from other accidents 46 severely wounded 74 wounded undetermined 20 missing in action.

U. S Washington Army Pershing

Telegraphers Strike Decided On Date Secret

Chicago June 6 Sylvester J Kone kamp president of the Commercial Telegraphers Union of America announced on arrival from Washington that a nationwide telegraphers strike date has been set to press for union recognition He refused to disclose the date but said it would not be this week and that instructions would go to workers today

Chicago Sylvester J. Konekamp The Commercial Telegraphers’ Union of America Washington Telegraph Opeorters

Proclamation Urges National Thrift for War Effort

The President calls on all Americans to join a concerted thrift movement to boost war production, conserve resources, and invest in Liberty Bonds and War Savings Stamps. He urges pledges by June 28 to end a period of enlistment in the home front effort.

Secretary of the Treasury Treasury Department United States

Fresh eggs wanted by Choteau Meat Co

Choteau Meat Co invites sellers to bring fresh eggs paid in cash at the highest market price. Do not clean the eggs.

Choteau Meat Co

They've Chosen You Son For The Foremost Fine

Drafted by Harlowe R. Hopt the poem proclaims a nation's call to a son chosen for duty. It speaks of bearing the flag afar and fighting a foreign foe to prove loyalty and righteousness in wartime. The vivid lines urge sacrifice and collective effort for the righteous task.

Harlowe R. Hopt

Land transfers filed in Teton County clerk office list

A Montanan compilation from Teton County Abstract Co. details instruments filed through June 10 1918 in Choteau Montana. Entries cover various grantors and grantees including Driscoll Johnson Smith Koenig Lowe Berens Rebell Phillips Stowell Crossen Rasmussen Morrison Hirshberg Hasquit Robison Schmidt Paul Burd Hanby Mellius Harris Grannemann and others with parcels in Brady Valier townsite and surrounding townships.

Teton County Abstract Co Choteau Montana Louis B Driscoll CN Johnson Margaret Smith Henry T Johnson Albert J Koenig Herbert J Koenig W T Lowe P W Berens Lou E Bohling Eugene Rebell Lucy Phillips Valier Valier Townsite Co C A Stowell P H Crossen Harold L Stevenson Robert L Robison George Schmidt Nallinr W. Philip Paul W. Ira Burd Ira S Burd W. Louis H. Grannemann Riw

War Savings Campaign Urges National Pledge Day

The Treasury directs a nationwide drive to economize and save toward War Savings Stamps. A June 28 1918 National War Savings Day will mark pledges as citizens support troops and ally nations, urging organizations to back the effort and foster sacrifices at home for victory.

Probate Notice in Estate of Frank Houlsworth

In the District Court of the Eighth Judicial District Montana Teton County probate matter for Frank Houlsworth deceased. Friday May 31 1918 at 2 o'clock PM in Chateau court room appointed for proving will and hearing Helena M. Houlsworth petition for letters testamentary.

District Court Eighth Judicial District State of Montana County of Teton Frank Houlsworth Chateau Helena M. Houlsworth Paul Jacobson Cleri

Notice to Creditors of Bole Co operative Association

Creditors and other claimants against the Bole Co operative Association of Bole Montana must file itemized verified claims with Receiver at the office of T H Pridham attorney by June 5 1918 at 10 am Hearing on claims and objections will be held June 5 1918 at 10 am in the Court Room Chateau Montana Partial payments will be made on proven claims By Order of the Court WM Wallace Receiver First published May 17 1918 3¢

Chateau, Mont Bole Co-operative Association Bole, Mont T. H. Pridham Chateau. Mont Chateau Mont District Court WM. Wallace

Notice to Creditors Estate of Thomas Page 1918

Notice is given by Alice L. Page executrix of the estate of Thomas Page deceased to all creditors and others with claims to exhibit them with vouchers within four months after first publication. Claims to be presented at Peters & Smith attorneys Great Falls Cascade County Montana. First published May 24 1918.

Thomas Page Peters & Smith Ford Brothers Great Falls Cascade County Montana

Mortgage Order in Estate of Carl Linden Insane Person

In the District Court of Montana Teton County an order to show cause is issued for guardian Augusta Linden to mortgage Carl Linden estate property for 2800 dollars. Hearing set June 15, 1918 at Choteau court. Publication required weekly for four weeks in The Chateau Montanan.

Eighth Judicial District Montana Teton Carl Linden Augusta Linden Choteau County of Teton State of Montana County of Section

Sprinkling District No 1 Proposed in Chateau Montana

The town council of Chateau Montana on June 10 1918 adopted a first reading of a resolution creating Sprinkling District No 1 to sprinkle Main Avenue from Fifth Street to First Street and First Street and Second Street within the district during 1918. Estimated cost is ten cents per front foot. each parcel pays based on its frontage within the district. A July 1 hearing will accept objections. further description is in the council journal.

Chateau Montana Main Avenue Fifth Street First Street S Second Avenue N. W First Avenue N. E Second Street First Ave Main Ave Larson J.C. Morgan John W. Hall

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