Northern Montana draft contingent sails to Camp Lewis
The June call entrained at 8:50 from Great Falls on a special train to Camp Lewis Washington. The Choteau Chateau Commercial Club and Valier Boosters hosted a sendoff with a banquet and speeches led by D F Mains. Delbert Bakeman of Cut Bank named captain and Lauris Thompson and others led squads as they depart with 500 others from Great Falls.
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D. F. Mains
G. M. Moss
W. L. Bullock
H. F. Sewell
Senator Larson
Alail
Miller
Delbert H. Bakeman
Cut Bank
Lauris Thompson
Edward Kearns
Herbert Strecker
B. J. Askes
Great Falls
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Lawrence J. Berkland
Dutton
Paul Franks
John Vos
Conrad
Maurice O'K Dete
Collinsy
Ralph Liedentealier
Celtica
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John E. Ritchey
Ray R. Riggs
Red Cross Notes Junior Red Cross and Knitting Efforts
The article details Mrs. Rebecca Barnes donating a crocheted camisole for auction and Mrs. Roof’s quilt sale proceeds. It covers the Juniors’ knitting class at Burton school with supervision, yarn provision, and member roles, plus lists of volunteers, work shifts, and items returned or taken out. It ends with a note on the Bureau of Membership letter and a county knitting quota of 800 pairs monthly.
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John Roof
Farmington
Burton School
Burbank
Halladay
Streeter
Red Cross
Get Together Club
Chev
Mesdames Smith
John Hall
Henry Robison
Edgar Logan
Malmin
Magee
Porter
Hodgskiss
Liptak
Mesdames R. Franklin
Flyon
Rains
Mary Taylor
Mesdames
Dietrich
J. R. Gleason
Dennison
Davies
Robison
Walley
Leflove
Holland
Bureau of Membership
Chateau Public School Junior Red Cross
Bureau of Junior
Teton County
Teton
Plummerton
Spring Valley
Senator Annin Dies Suddenly in Columbus
J B Annin state senator from Stillwater county died in Columbus tonight after a hemorrhage. He was a prominent merchant and served as senator from Yellowstone and Stillwater counties. He was the Republican nominee for lieutenant governor two years ago. He is survived by a wife and five sons, both in the United States army.
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J.B. Annin
Stillwater County
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Fourth of July Parade Starts at 11 A.M. from Public School
Parade committee announces the Fourth of July event will begin promptly at 11 A.M. from the public school. All participants are asked to arrive by 10:45 A.M. for lineup and instructions.
Farm Bureau plans county meeting in Choteau July 1
The Farmers Organization in Teton county joins 30 Montana counties and thousands more nationwide in completing the Farm Bureau at a mass meeting in Choteau on Monday afternoon July 1. Governor Samuel V. Stewart will speak as county officers are elected and a permanent constitution adopted. The drive speeds farm aid under federal war programs with funds from federal state and county sources.
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Choteau
Samuel V. Stewart
Federal Department of Agriculture
Congress
Montana
Chateau
Teton County
Bonin Divorce Filed In June Case
Civil actions listed include Richard J. Bonin versus Alettie Bonin for divorce filed June 21. Also South Pondera Ranch Co. versus W H Scott Elizabeth Scott and two Does with injunction filed June 21. Strong Scott Manufacturing Co. versus Valier Elevator Co and others filed June 22. W W Butler versus H J McGregor suit on note filed June 22.
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Richard J. Bonin
Alettie Bonin
South Pondera Ranch Co
W. H. Scott
Elizabeth Scott
John Doe
Richard Doe
The
Strong Scott Manufacturing Co
Valier Elevator Co
2 Corporation
W. W. Butler
H. J. McGregor
District Court Notes A Busy Docket in Local Civil Trials
The court continued E. J. Stone versus Farmers Elevator Co at plaintiff costs. Watson versus Bobnett was dismissed for want of prosecution. Piten tale waived further action after fine paid. Rogers Templeton Lumber Co. won two cases against McVicar partners for 599.30 and 492.30 with 8 percent interest. Goodrich-Cati Lumber Co. won 566.60 against Schmidt with 8 percent interest. McCafferty found not guilty of sedition. Earl Garrett sentenced to 5 to 10 years for burglary second offense. Soles versus Adams dismissed without prejudice. Fairburn versus Vance awarded 135 to the defendant for care of a horse. Hampton versus Angus awarded 400 to the plaintiff.
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E. J. Stone
Farmers Elevator Co
Brady
R. B. Watson
Lloyd Bobnett
Caxite Pitentale
Rogers Templeton Lumber Co
J. G
John McCafferty
Earl Garrett
Carrie Soles
H. K E. Adams
Robert Fairburn
C. M. Vance
Vance Place
Harry Hampton
Ernest Angus
Lightning kills Mrs. Dale near Fairfield
Mrs. Dale, wife of Ole G. Dale, was instantly killed by a lightning strike at her home northeast of Fairfield while watching a storm Sunday evening. Nearly 55, she was a Norway native who came to America at age seven and had nine children, including John Dale in France. Funeral services were held Thursday at the Norwegian Lutheran church in Fairfield conducted by Rev. A. Lunde.
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John Dale
France
Norwegian Lutheran Church
Fairfield
A. Lunde
Great Falls
Farm Bureau meeting elects officers in Wiseman school
On June 25 a Farm Bureau meeting at Wiseman school elected Conrad Smith chairman and A J Jobann secretary for the Chateau event. Attendees planned future meetings at White school to recruit more farmers. Other notes mention Conrad Wys’s 14 day drive from Miles City, road improvements by county, Huidekoper dinner at G W Janszen, and rain bringing farmer cheer.
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Farm Bureau
Wiseman School
Chateau
Conrad Smith
A. J. Joe Banns
Conrad Wys
C. Smitt
Miles City
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