Red Cross Campaign Planned for Teton County
The Helena meeting named Thomas O Larson of Chateau as campaign chair to raise at least 2000 for Montana's share of a 100 million national Red Cross drive during Red Cross Week June 18 to 24. The Teton chapter outlined committees and events including card parties dances and a baseball game to fund the effort with all proceeds going to the war fund.
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American Red Cross
Helena
Thos. O. Larson
Chateau
Teton County
Montana
Red Cross
Teton
Shoteau
Brel the Red Cross Fund
Montanan
E. N. Haugen
John Lundgren
T. TL. Rains
Gipsy Fortune
Yankee Robinson Circus
J. I. Cain
Associated Press
American Red Cross Association
United States
J. C. Morgan
Registration Summary of Ages 21 to 30 in Teton County
A registry lists individuals aged 21 to 30 who are registered under military authority in Teton County. The brief record notes names and status within the local draft or service framework, reflecting community compliance during the defined period.
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Teton County
Civil filings update at district court clerk office
Since the last report five civil cases were filed. Earl Van Horn v Wm Oliver abstracts of judgment filed June 7. Carrie M Atkinson v Robert H Atkinson divorce filed June 11. Arthur D Johnson v Clinton Stillman abstract of judgment filed June 11. Arthur D Johnson v Mr and Mrs H J McClung abstract of judgment filed June 14. Arthur D Johnson v Samuel S Shillings abstract of judgment filed June 14.
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District Court
Earl van Horn
Wm. Oliver
Carrie M. Atkinson
Robert H. Atkinson
Arthur D. Johnson
Clinton Stillman
H. J. McClung
Samuel S. Shillings
Episcopal Church Notes Rev Haley in Havre
The parish announces Rev Haley will be in Havre on Sunday June 17. Sunday school will be held at the church as usual.
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Haley
Havre
Choteau Band Stars At U C T Convention In Great Falls
The Chateau band led by John Holland joined the United Commercial Travelers convention in Great Falls attended by traveling men statewide. John M. Weaver organized about 135 dollars to cover band expenses. Gov. Stewart, militia escorts, and a parade highlighted the event with Choteau praised for its self supporting band and dignified conduct.
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United Commercial Travelers Convention
Great Falls
Chateau Band
John Holland
Chateau
John M. Weaver
G.N
Park Hotel
Gov. Stewart
Helena
Capt. Olsen
Rainbow Hotel
Black Eagle Band
Choteau
Davis Arrives From Oak Harbor to Handle City Affairs
Chas. Hr. Davis reached the city from Oak Harbor Washington last evening and plans to stay a month or more to manage business interests here and at home.
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Chas. Hr. Davis
Oak Harbor
Wash
Bole
Sun River Oil and Gas Co Files Leases in Teton County
The Sun River Oil and Gas Co of Spokane files leases and bonds with the county clerk covering 1840 acres of land in Teton county south of Choteau near the Teton river.
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Sun River Oil and Gas Co
Spokane
Teton County
Choteau
Teton River
Montana State Fair to showcase farm machinery for war effort
The Montana State Fair, September 24 to 99, will host a large farm machinery exhibit in a government food training camp. Officials plan moving displays to prove machinery capabilities while manufacturers and dealers are urged to enlist in the camp’s machinery division. Government action prioritizes agricultural implements for railway shipment, aiding rapid transportation and farm production during wartime.
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Helena
Montana
R.S. Skinner
National Implement Dealers’ Association
Skinner
Chateau Library Inspires Children During Vacation Hours
Library notes praise child interest at the Chateau library as vacation days stretch. The space hosts weekly Wednesday and Saturday afternoon hours from 3 to 5 with donations sought for juvenile books. The Choteau library thanks Power Morgan Co for a $10 contribution and announces a Woman's Improvement Club meeting Saturday at 4 in the library room.
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Choteau Library
Power
Morgan Co
Woman’s Improvement Club
Choteau
Good Roads Day Resolution in Teton County Montana
The Teton County Board of County Commissioners declares Tuesday June 26 1917 as Teton County Good Roads Day due to weather preventing June 19 work. Citizens are urged to appear with proper gear and women to provide lunches. a Good Roads Committee led by local foremen lists members for each district across towns including Choteau Fairfield Dutton Nalma Farmington Agawam Bynum Spring Valley and others.
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Montana
Teton County
Board of County Commissioners
Choteau
Phil Cole
Floyd Clari
Fairfield
J . Baker
Lowry C. P. Roberts
Power
H.R. Jones
I. W H. Dederick
Bob
William Wallace
Spring Valley
C. M. Vance
P. J. Peehan
Dutton
L. J. Ringen
Nalma
Lubec J. M Hyde
East Pondora
Win Gibbons
County board approves road and bridge projects and staff changes
The county commissioners weeklong actions include opening the road west from the poor farm to the mountains and building a bridge across the Teton river once material is obtained. Deputies Miltz and Hughes requested higher salaries, which were denied. Grace Thompson, county superintendent, granted a 30 day leave. A July 10 hearing on a school district No 5 appeal was scheduled, and the board authorized members and the county surveyor to attend the Helena meeting with the state highway commission on June 14 15 at county expense. Special meetings will be held at Conrad Valier and Cut Bank next week.
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Helena
FE. C. Day
T. O. Larson
Teton County
Teton River
Miltz
Conrad
Hughes
Cut Bank
Grace Thompson
State Highway Commission
Conrad, Valier
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DeYong
John A. Gleason
E. J. Crary
R. M. Farrington
James Eckford
John W.hall
A. B. Guthrie
C. FE. Ellis
E. J. Hirshberg
Red Cross Week
Hlodgskiss Hall
C. 8. McDonald
John W. Mall
McCullough's Drug Store
J. J. Cain
Hodgskiss Hall
J. R. Gleason
Picture Show
Carlyle Blackwell
June Eldridge
Larson
Cunty
U. S
Episcopal Church Notes
U. C. T. Convention
Gibson Park
A. C. Tvs
Milwaukee
Lee
the State Fair
Library Notes
Washington
France
Citizens’ State Bank
The
First National Bank of
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