Peace treaty not signed as German leaders oppose terms
From Weimar to Paris reports show German officials depressed as terms appear unlikely to be accepted. French claims of a hostile mood intensify doubts about signing while the Council of Four discusses remaining clauses and Austria’s case. An allied force prepares to advance to June 24, heightening pressure to conclude.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hun
Stonen
Paris
Theodore Melchair
Frau Dorlblush
Versailles
Weimar
Grman
Germany
Foreign Office
Versaillés
Cormany
London
Reuter
Berlin
Marcel. Hutin
de Paris
M. Hutin
Hutin
Council of Four
Austria
Council of Five
sAuatria
Wilson
Beisium
Eighth Grade Examinations Honor Local Pupil List
Miss Ruth Sweat, county superintendent, names eighth grade passers from Teton county. Top averages: Norman Lloyd Pendray, Florence Stoffler Bole, Alice Clearman Kalma, with several graduates from Choteau, Fairfield, Farmington, Dutton, Bynum, and Chateau. Names include Lucille Sturgeon, Maybelle Anderson, Stuart Cohoe, Fred Anderson, and many others. The report notes district 27 details and overall 94 average carriers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth ‘Sweat
Montanain
Teton County
Lucille Sturgeon
Chateau
Maybelle Anderson
John Largent Dies at 80 in Sun River Valley
John Largent, a long time resident of the Sun River Valley and Montana pioneer, died Wednesday at his home aged 80. Funeral services will be held Friday at 3 p.m. in the Sun River Methodist church with Rev. Leon B. Baldwin of Fort Shaw officiating. burial will follow in the Sun River cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jolin
Largent
Sun ‘River Valley
Montana
John Liligent
Sun River
Leon B. Baldwin
Fort Shaw
Union Church Services Amid Pastor Shortage
Union services will be held at the Episcopal church due to the Methodist church lacking a pastor. The notice invites all to participate and support a religion of love and service with morning worship at 10 30 on Sunday June 22 and a chief rehearsal led by ME Bolton at 3 PM. No evening services June 23 and the pastor Mr Haley has been invited to deliver the baccalaureate at Conradty hall on Sunday evening June 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
Episcopal Church
I . Union
Rehersal
Bolton
Junie
Haley
Claas
Conrad
Teton County Board clears bond election date and property sales
The June 1919 minutes record a motion to amend the May 7 resolutions to hold the high school bonds election on September 2 1919. Also listed are multiple property sales to Pondera County and Glacier County, with jail buildings and town lots transferred by auction at the courthouse and by the county commissioners.
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Chateau
Montana
Chaignan
Deas J. Flynn
D. Anderson
Charles
Cranp
Miss Sweat
Teton
Board of County Commissioners
M. A. O’neil
Glacier County
Jacobson
Valier
Pondera County
Bogart
Conrad
Pondera” County
Rilding
Tana
Pandéra County
Poridera County
Brady
Hobson, & Elliott
Milton
James Peebles, Jr
Se Rd
Frank Salmond
Ward
Freeman Daley
Teton County
Free High School
Chas. P. Crane
Anson
Teton County High School
Road Bond Issue Discussed by Teton County Board
The Teton County Montana Board of County Commissioners adopts resolutions to issue road bonds totaling 150000 dollars for construction and improvement of main highways. A special county election is ordered for September 2, 1919 to submit the bond proposition to qualified electors with Minnesota Loan and Trust Company handling supervision and underwriting.
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PraPee Te Feaneetion
Mmissoners
C. P. Crane
st’County Semmisssioners
Teton
Mortana
Board of County Commissioners
Téton
Tnata
Montana
Teton County
Olver
R. D. Anderson
Grnng
Anderson
Res. Cludens
Dhon
Monta
Faneath
Couh Nti
Tana
Hve
Wahicn
Pond House
Board of County’ Commissioners of
Teton ‘County
Montandantey
Teto
Minnota Loan and Trust
Minneapolis
Minnesota
Ito
Minnesota Loan and Trust Company
Tor
Minnesota,Loan and Trust Company
Chicago
Iinois
Minnesota. Loan
The
Minnesota, Young and-Temst- Company
Child Health Conference Delivers Noteworthy Talks and Care
The Childs Health Conference held June 3 to 6 in Choteau drew about 75 children from Choteau Byham Fairfield Farmington and surrounding areas. Miss Margaret Hughes state chairman spoke and gave illustrated lectures on child care while doctors nurses and dentists conducted examinations. The Woman's Club distributed health literature and a health rule card to each visitor with special thanks to local volunteers and organizers.
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Childs Health Conference
Stlr
Severy Way
Choteau
Byham Fairfield
Farmington
Teton County
Margaret Hughes
Ifelena
Council National Defense
Montana
Low
Hughes
Drs. Smith
Rhoads
McGregor
Crary
Stephens
Collins, Wood
Morrow
Liptak
Nage Yh
J, Crary
Dutton
D. Il. Rempel
Womans. Club
Deeds and Patents Filed in Teton County Weekly List
A county clerk and recorder summary for the week ending June 17 1919 lists deeds and patents. Deeds include William Ferguson and wife to J M White for 1 dollar and lands in sections 2 and 35, and Albert J Syse to Severt I Syse for several parcels in sections 26 and 35. Charles A Cowell and wife to Andrew Co Burbank for 3650 dollars covering lots 19 and 20 in block 42 Hazletts Second addition Chateau. Patents issued to Margaret Tally covering multiple nw4 parcels in sections 29 and 32, township 23 north range 4 west, and John A Delanby for lots 3 4 and 6 and other parcels in section 6 and adjacent areas.
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Montanap
Teton County Abstract ‘Co
Montana
William 8. Ferguson
J. M. White
Albert J. Syse
Severt I. Syse
John A. Delanby
Montana Supreme Court Upholds House Tax Bill No 30
Helena June 18 The Montana Supreme Court upholds the taxation measure House Bill No 30 in an opinion approved by Chief Justice Brantly with Justice Cooper dissenting. The decision stems from a friendly suit by David Hilger against Lewis and Clark County Treasurer W W Mooré to compel accepting tax payments under the new law. The act classifies taxable property into seven classes with specified percentage values for taxation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
Validitz
Montana’ Supreme Court
Brantly
Cooper
David ‘Hilger
Ww. A. Mooré
Lewis and Clark
Hilger
Harmony Is Watchword of the Republican Majority in Congress
Representative Madden of Illinois declares harmony as the guiding principle for the Republican majority in Congress and argues the House has already acted on major measures. He cites agricultural appropriations, the War Department expenditure review, and the readiness of the military appropriation bill as proof of a strong legislative record. He predicts completion of essential work by June 15.
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Washington
Congress
Madden
Illinois
House of Repregentatives
House
War Department
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Bear Creek
Union Church Services
Udcral Reserveystem
First National Bank
Chateau, Montana
Banking House
Capital
Child’s. ‘Health Confe’rence
GIIL
St. Anthony
Ange
Stock Land Bank of
A Citizens, State-Bank OF
Chegeru
Montan
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