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Choteau Montanan

Location

Choteau, Montana, United States of America

Date

May 04, 1917

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County Division Rumors Hit Conrad Across County Lines

Reports from Conrad describe a planned northern county division around July 1 with a west east line through township 27 north in Teton county. The plan would set Conrad as temporary county seat and lead to a political fight among Conrad Crs Bank and Valier for a permanent seat, contingent on Eight million dollars valuation of Teton after amputation. Names circulated include C C Davis for state senator and Thomas Alfalfa Busey for the house, with a slate of local officers including J G Weitzel and J W Shields as county officials.

Conrad Walier Cut Bank Township Teton County Pondera County Crs Bank Valier Permanen Reton County C. C. Davis Thomas Alfalfa Busey House of Representatives John G. Weitzel Frank H. Pings J. W. Shields Fegd Dandaiedeeyes P.L. Moran H. W. Conrad H. W. Sewell Peter LaValle Daniel Boone

New Montana Draft Horses Arrive In Choteau

A dealer in Choteau Montana reports a shipment of 45 head of large young draft mares and matched teams of heavy geldings, heavy Montana raised stock ready for work. Prices are reasonable with cash or good note terms offered by E H Ganong.

Choteau Mont Montana E. H. Ganong

PTA Meeting Receives Strong Support For Garden Track Fund

The Parent Teachers Association held a meeting last Tuesday evening with an appreciative audience. Mrs E N Haugens reported on the Montana branch meeting in Great Falls, though space prevented full publication. Officers for the year were elected: President H W Timothy, Vice president T H Pridham, Secretary C Looney, Treasurer E A Cleland. The association praised Miss Johnson and Mrs Timothy for the play The Private Secretary and thanked local non members for assistance. Finances show about 158 on hand. Prof Dietrich urged raising garden track funds for the coming season and was commended. Refreshments followed in the domestic science room.

Parent- Teachers Association E. N. Haugens Montana Great Falls H. W. Timothy T.H. Pridham C. Looney E. A. Cleland Ed Hodgskiss Alden Connor John Hall Dietrich

Barnett Gleason Marries Myrtle Gleason in Helena

In the Orange room of the Placer hotel Helena Mont on April 24 1917 Rev J F McNamee officiated the marriage of J H Barnett and Myrtle Gleason both of Helena County surveyor Barnett and Mrs Gleason daughter of John R Gleason are longtime residents. The couple will reside at the Halladay residence Chateau.

Helena Mont J. F. McNamee First Baptist Church J. H. Barnett Myrtle Gleason Teton County Barnett Chateau Halladay Residence

State Board of Hail Insurance outlines Montana plan

The State Board of Hail Insurance explains the Montana hail insurance law, its funding, eligible crops, and application process. Members appointed by Gov. Stewart anticipate a low premium of up to 60 cents per acre on grain and 25 cents on hay, with maximum payouts of 12 dollars per acre for grain and 5 dollars for hay. Applications via county assessors must be filed before June 1.

Helena State Board of Hail Insurance Montana Fifteenth Legislative Assembly Gov. Stewart E. K. Bowman Hardin P. J. Anderson Conrad State Hail Insurance Department of North Dakota State Board of Jair Insurance Montana Board State Hail Insurance Board

Garden Campaign Grows In Chateau Schools

The governor urged public schools to start a community garden drive in Chateau. The plan includes a home garden and a public municipal plot in the Sherburne addition with free plowing and seed for those who need it. High school girls canvassed the town to size plots and gather needs, while prizes will reward the best plots.

Parent-Teachers Association Dietrich Chateau Sherburne Teton Title & Guaranty Co

Shoe and Dry Goods Pricing Push by QO Hansen

Local vendor QO Hansen urges shoppers to compare prices on shoes and dry goods, claiming better deals and value for customers. The message emphasizes competitive pricing to attract everyday buyers.

QO. Hansen

Real Estate Deals Move Through Choteau Firm

Several recent transactions handled by the Choteau Land and Loan Co. include Strain Realty Co. selling 4su acres east of Choteau to Nichola Gronner of Keokuk Iowa. Hobson and Elliott sold 5 acres east of Choteau to Ames and Stoltzman of Bole. S Singer sold 240 acres eight miles east of Choteau to Ben Gordon.

Choteau Land and Loan Co Choteau Strain Realty Co Nichola Gronner Keokuk Iowa Hobson and Elliott Ames & Stoltzman Bole S. 5 Singer Ben Gordon

H. S. Meet Called Off at Montana State University

The faculty interscholastic committee at Montana State University canceled the annual state interscholastic track and field meet planned for May 8 to 12. War needs and government support prompted the postponement with plans to resume in 1918 if peace returns. Debating and declamatory contests are also canceled.

Montana State University

Snowy North Central district social and farm notes

The community reports snowfall and cold, with the Collins threshing rig active on the Collins farm. Visitors include Wm Campbell from Bynum and Helena visitors Elmer Hood and Mrs. Mary Patterson plus the Friends. A Pine Ridge schoolhouse dance led by John Wall drew a large crowd despite bad roads, and Wall’s school ends April 26.

Collins Collins Farm Wm. Campbell Elmer Hood Helena Mr. Hood S. C. Campbell Mary Patterson Clarence Friend Miles Moore Helms Farn Friend Dry Forks Pine Ridge John Wall

Civil Cases Filed in District Court This Week

Civil cases filed include Rogers Templeton Lumber Co against R L Stone with abstract of judgment filed April 30. C F Holt versus J E Helliker abstract of judgment. L M Scott sued last name unclear. Bruce R McNamer sues on a note filed May 1.

Clerk of the District Court Rogers Templeton Lumber Co R L. Stone House C. F. Holt J. EE. Helliker L. M. Scott Bruce R. McNamer

Marriage Licenses Listed for Browning Couple

Joe K. Monr age 12 and Sadie Hagan age 21 of Browning appear on the marriage licenses list.

Joe K. Monr Sadie Hagan Bot of Browning

Red Cross Chapter Organized in Teton County

A large, enthusiastic meeting at the high school auditorium organized the first Red Cross chapter for Teton County. Officers named include J C Morgan as chairman and Rev L F Haley as secretary with Mrs C M McDonald as chair of committees, backed by Prof M C Dietrich and Rev W E Hall. Mrs L B Robinson of Great Falls was the principal speaker urging support for both American soldiers and mobilizing local aid.

J. C. Morgan M. C. Dietrich James Eckford L. F. Haley Teton County Red Cross Association W. E. Hall Methodist Episcopal Church Episcopal Church L. B. Robinson Great Falls Red Cross Society Clara Barton Red Cross United States Chateau Walter L. Verge

Spaulding Promoted To Captain In Montana Guards

First lieutenant T. C. Spaulding of the Montana national guard, on leave from Montana State University forestry faculty, promoted to captain of company K. He commands forces guarding 100 miles of Northern Pacific and Milwaukee road and facilities, headquartered in Bozeman Montana.

T. C. Spaulding Montana National Guard Montana State University School of Forestry Northern Pacific Milwaukee Montana Bozeman

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Public Dan Whetstone Dan Ledgerwood Darling J. EE. Ritchie Montanan Gleason Liberty Loan The First National Bank Federal Reserve Agency H. S. Meet Red Cross Chapter Spaulding Citizens State Bank Choteau, Montana Capital
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