Proceedings of the Montana 1918 county commissioners
The February 1918 regular session of the Chateau Montana board of county commissioners met February 11 and 12 with chairman Henry Radcliffe and Commissioner Ernest A. Savory present. They approved January salary warrants totaling 4647.18, authorized a 10000 dollar road fund borrow, reviewed Sollid Heights plat, and heard numerous claims. They denied a retail liquor license for Pendroy after hearing, adjusted tax book entries, granted 60-day leave to nurse Mary Trihey, and approved a war era resolution to urge amendments to the Reclamation Act to aid irrigated farms. The minutes include extensive warrant lists across general, road, poor, and bridge funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau
Montana
Henry Radclife
Ernest A. Savory
Dan Ledgerwood
EB. C. Garrett
Pridge
Sollid Heights
Dutton
George Sollid
Anna Sollid
IF. C. Flint
Pendray
Lincoln
F. C. Hunt
Pendroy
Pendrey
J. 3
Carroll
Wm. N. Young
BE. B. Werrick
W. L
J Lo Barrett
Strain Realty Co
Mary Trihey
United States
Teton County
Reclamation Service
Sun River Reclamation
Montana Irrigation District
Teton County Thrift Stamp Sales Reported by Schools
Miss Grace Thompson, county superintendent, details pupil purchases of baby bonds and thrift stamps across Teton county schools. Teton High and Wiseman School record 100 percent participation, averages per pupil vary by district from 4.00 to 8.16 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Thompson
Teton County
Teton High School
Wiseman School
Thompson
Cook’s
Choteau
Teton High
Lake Basin
Liberty Center
Gamble
West End
Holy Kemper
Duzell
Mountain View
Birch Creek
Koyl Eeee Pereery Nee Wee
Heheview
Evens Sane
Wiseman
Frances Heights
Bull Head
Aesveree
Atke Ee
Beuna Vista
Teton County High School
Birchfield
Ees
Scott
T. S. Gap
Cook
Ord
Farmitogton
Suttoon
Mt. View
Allum
Agawam
Seers GO Ferris
Tug Cherokee Founders. 29 Men Feared Lost Off Maryland
Philadelphia reports 29 seamen believed dead after the naval tug Cherokee foundered 45 miles off the Maryland coast. Ten survivors and eight bodies were brought to the Philadelphia Navy Yard on two British rescue ships. no trace of the remaining crew of 39.
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Philadelphia
Maryland
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National Congress
E. A. Savory
Henry Radcliffe
Gad
Warran
Genisral IF
William Miller
Eee
A. Kk
F. O. Ilkins
The
Peace Court
Gordon
Charles H. Ferris
A. Luinstra
Maynard Oliver
Irene Jones
Walter Hi Faskell
Jesse Jo Smith
C. Bouma
Montana State College
Salary Agriculturist
SONIC
Montanan
Same
Chateau Drug Co
Moore Drug & Transfer Co
A. Etna Eerste
Montana Transfer Co
J. A. Baart
Viola Ward
Missoulian Pub. Co
Acantha
Chia Bawaclead
Wees
OW. Bruce
Wjdroulston
Court House
Great Falls
Great Falls Power Co
Eb Pita
Pete
Yette Bakker
John Post
Alex McDonald
C W. Bruce
Anthony & Dak
Kiev
M. Bammel
Jos Hirshberg & Co
Pea Rogers-Templeton ‘Lbr. Co
Rocky Mountain Elev. Co
Samo Li
Pioneer-Tractor Mfg. Co
J. H W. Barnett
Galary and
Expense
Sur- Voyor Ec
Arnold G. Baker
Sur- Veyor
H. J. McGregor
Salary County
Lucy Dennis
I Farmers Elevator Co
J. M. Chapman
St. C. Woolson
Houck & Cleland
W. F. Smith
J. H. Barnett
First National Bank
W. J. Dorrington
J. Hl. Barnett
Grace M. Thompson
C. Garrett
A. S. Hayden
W. H. Webb
A. B. Guthrie
J. S. Lundgren
Saeedan
Florence Crittenden
Stella Nadeau
McGregor Hospital
John
Martinez
Bep
San
Harry H. Lewis
Montana School For Deaf’ & Blind
Vern Stephens
Chateau Hospital
St. Anthony & Dak. Elev. Co
George C. Hall
John Eckford
Stove
Gleason Dray & Transfer Co
Yale Eens Teat
County Auditor
W. Bruce
Cellercs
Oleae
W. D. Emery
N. Whitacre
Rogers-Templeton lLbr. Co
SAMC
Suipveyop Oo
B. N. Walker
Baretha
E. E. Crawford
E. M. Bammel
Chester C. Trescott
C. W. Bruce
iTrust & Agency
Bb. C. Garrett
Murdock Bruce
Geo. W. Magee
Chateau Teton County
John D. Bruce
W. Magee
TUG
Paul Jacobson
H.B. Ashworth
Farmington
Spring
Bay Mate
McCormick
Tion
Frank Stumper
FE. A. Edwards
H. D. Brinble