Park to Park Highway Route Explored from Yellowstone to Glacier
A Helena delegation led by H W Childs and officials from the Yellowstone Park Hotel and Transportation Service surveyed routes from the Lewis and Clark line into Chateau en route to Glacier National Park. They found bad road stretches needing repair and marking, with plans to cooperate with city and county authorities. If funded, regular transportation could connect Yellowstone, Glacier, and Chateau, potentially making Chateau a luncheon stop on the trail. The Helena Commercial Club will push the proposal in follow up discussions.
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Chateau
Yellowstone
Glacier
Montana
North
Flies
Helena
W. M. ‘Biggs
Lewis and Clark County
Paul Pratt
Max Goodsill
Helena Commercial Club
Lewis and Clark Line
Childs
Episcopal Communion Service and Sermon May 4
The bulletin notes Holy Communion at 11 a m and a sermon on the rite. Those seeking confirmation should attend. Mr Haley attends the annual Episcopal convention in Bozeman.
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Haley
Bozeman
Episcopal Church
Great Falls Hero Alvin Peterson Dies From Burning Injuries
Alvin B. Peterson assistant chief line man of the Great Northern Railway in Great Falls died from burns and internal injuries after attempting to rescue Robert Pontet from a fire. He plunged from a third story window and later died in hospital. his widow and infant son survive. Funeral arrangements were to be announced. Miss Helen Sturgeon visited Great Falls friends this week.
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Alvin B. Peterson
Robert Ponter
Mraz Pontet
Pontet
Peterson
Dutton
Eldridge
Minn
Minnesota
Jay "M. Faunce
Bank In Chateau Plans New Home On Main And Second
The Stockmens State Bank of Chateau bought 25x800 feet on Main Avenue and Second Street from Van Hodgskiss for about 4000 dollars. They will erect a new, large bank building on the site, moving the former Silverman Cohen store and Glasgow Shoe Store building to make room.
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Stockmens State Bank of
Chateau
Joton Main Avenue
Second Street
LN. W
van. Hodgskiss
Silverman & Cohen
Glasgow
Bank
Republicans To Stand Together On Covenant Debate
Republican leaders in the next senate moved to gauge party sentiment on the revised League covenant and the approach to ratification. A conference before Congress opens will decide the stance, with Lodge and Curtis urging members to withhold final opinion until then.
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Washington
Senate
League of Nation
Massachusetts
Curtis
Kansas
Milwaukee Officials Visit Chateau on Special Sunday Tour
Milwaukee officials led by federal manager H. G. Byram and president R. M. Callins visited Chateau last Sunday. The delegation traveled over the Milwaukee line as far as Agawan during the special trip with other city leaders aboard.
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H. G.byram
R. M. Callins
Milwaukee
Chateau
Milwaukee Line
Agawan
High School Notes on Lunch Party and Withdrawals
Pearl and Ruby Sandberg withdrew from school this week. This is the last week for hot lunches with a party planned today. A student brings cream to be frozen and the domestic science classes will bake cakes. About fifteen have eaten meals at the school all winter.
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Pearl
Ruby Sandberg
Corporation Loan Company Sues Huselids for Mortgage Foreclosure
Civil case filed April 23 seeks foreclosure of mortgage against Lena G. Huselid and Samuel M. Huselid, her husband, by Corporation Loan Company.
Belgians Refuse Peace Terms Demanding Full Independence
Brussels reports Belgium will not accept terms imposed by the council of three and seeks full fulfillment of promises to restore political and economic independence and full indemnification. London notes Belgium to receive 100,000,000 pounds as part of future reparations. Belgian cabinet members may travel to Paris to guide delegates.
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Brussels
Belgium
Solr
Council of Three
France
Great Britain
Italy
Japan
Wilson
London
Germany
Paris
Reuter
Burrows Rites Held for Spring Valley Homesteader
C. M. Burrows aged about 52 a Spring Valley homesteader died at home last Saturday from pneumonia after influenza and was buried Monday at Chateau cemetery with Funeral services at the Methodist church conducted by visiting missionary Dr. Barnard. He is survived by his wife and three children.
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Co. M. Burrows
Spring Valley
Chateau
Barnard
Burrows
Draft of Treaty Nearing Completion In Paris
Paris April 29 The final draft of the treaty is virtually completed with delivery to the Germans expected by Thursday. An official 10 000 word summary is ready for public release with worldwide publication to follow. Belgian signings are in doubt as Belgian delegates warn they may be unable to sign without allied financial aid.
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Paris
Council of Three
Japan
Council
United States
France
Reuter
Belgium
Navies Of League To Guard Sea
Secretary of the Navy Josephus Daniels says no large international naval police will be needed immediately after peace under the league of nations plan. He plans talks with Italy France and England about vessel types and notes conquest desires must be deterred. He adds the naval police will be reduced as the league gains strength after the Scapa Flow visit.
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London
League of Nations
Josephus W. Daniels
Italy
France
England
Daniels
League
Scapa Flow
Postal Telegraph-Cable Co Demands Return of Wire Lines
New York report says the Postal Telegraph-Cable Company telegraphed Postmaster General Burke to demand immediate return of its telegraph lines. The move follows government action affecting the lines and underscores ongoing post and telegraph sector tensions.
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Postal’ Company
New York
Postal Telegraph-Cable
Burleson Tod
Declamation Contest Sets State Meet Representation
Teton County High plans its annual declamation contest to select a representative for the state meet in Missoula during the second week of May. The Friday evening May 2 program includes performances by Ruth Andrews Florence Daley Marian Pridham Dorothy Haugen Eleanor Jones Alva Larson with the Chateau Orchestra and judges A B Guthrie J J Greene and Geo W Magee.
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Teton County
High Sense
Missoula
Ibialias ’ Stantieed Chateau Orchestra
Irs
Wiggs
Cabbage Patch
Ruth Andrews
Gioly Box
Florence
Daley Kristinmas
Marian Pridham
Dorothy Haugen
Eleanor Jones
Alva Larson
Chateau Orchestra
A.B. Guthrie
J. J. Greene
W. Magee
Lenin and Trotzky Seek Refuge Outside Russia
April 30 dispatches report Bolshevik leaders Lenin and Trotzky seeking asylum abroad to escape upheaval at home. Sweden Denmark Switzerland Spain Germany have refused refuge. Hungary has not replied. Officials claim the claim is from a neutral source as Bolshevism days are numbered.
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Washington
Germany
Lenine
Trotzky
Hungary
Episcopal convention opens in Bozeman April 30
The annual diocesan convention of the Episcopal church gathers in Bozeman with delegates and visiting clergy from Montana. Bishop W F Yaber attends to deliver his annual address as business sessions proceed. Luncheons will be provided by St James guild at the YMCA on both days.
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Bozeman
The
Episcopal Church
Montana
W. F.yaber
St. James’ Guild
Fiume council yields powers to Italian government
In Rome on April 27 the national council of Fiume announced it handed over all state and municipal powers to a representative of the Italian government to be exercised in the name of King Victor Emmanuel, prompting great enthusiasm at the meeting.
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Rome
National Council of
Fiume
Victor Emanuel
Alleged rustlers nabbed by inspector and sheriff
In the western end of the county stock inspector A R Sellars and Sheriff J L Billings arrested James Crawford Victor Tom Pippion William and Dave Hull on charges of illegally killing Tango cattle. Charles Birch testified to the complaint as stockmen claim an organized rustling gang operates near the Blackfeet Indian reservation, hindering access.
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Blackfeet
County of Barr Now Pro jected
Citizens of Rye gate oppose a plan to form the county of Barr from the western half of Musselshell and parts of Wheatland and Sweet Grass counties with Ryegate as the seat. Roundup residents fear loss of county status as townships seek to stay with Roundup. The new county would begin with about 250000 in debt plus courthouse and jail costs. petitions to county commissioners are due in coming weeks.
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Ryegate
Barr
Harry Barr
West End
Musselshell
Muégselshell
Wheatland
Sweet Grass
Roundup
Fires Break Out Early in Montana Forests
Early forest fires were reported to the United States Forest Service headquarters in Missoula. One blaze burned at Coram in the Flathead forest and another at Deep Creek in the Lolo forest as western Montana faces extreme dryness and lack of snow increasing spread risk.
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Missoula
United States Forest Service
Coram
Flathead Forest
Deep Creek
Lolo Forest
Montana
Forest Service
Demand Return Of President To The United States
St. Louis May 1 The Chamber of Commerce of the United States representing half a million business men today unanimously adopted a resolution urging the immediate return to this country of President Wilson and an extraordinary session of Congress to enact legislation necessary to safeguard our social and business structure.
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St. Louis
Chamber of Commerce of the
United States
Wilson
Congress
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