Military Registration Set for June Five in Teton County
Under presidential regulations all U S male citizens age 21 to 31 must register between 7 am and 9 pm on June 5 at the Chateau local board or with listed registrars. Temporary absences require certification by June 4 and mailing of registration certificates. Local registrars include C B Jackson, Bob H R Jones, Power Zimmerman, and others across towns like Choteau Fairfield Dupuyer Dutton Brady and Cut Bank.
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United States
Teton County
Chateau
Adjutant General
Helena
C. B. Jackson
Bob H.R. Jones
Power Obn Zimmerman
Fairfield A. S. Truscott
Lowry E. B. Noble
Bynum
J. A. DeBardeleben
Dutton B. T. Moore
Brady H. C. Hunt
Pendrey
Anna Quail
Dupuyer
R M. Hattersley
Conrad C. H. Higgins
Fowler P. O. Peterson
Manson Wm. L. Bullock
Walter ¥. E. VanDemark Jr
Cut Bank
Ed. Hodgskiss
Sweet Grass
P. O
J. C. Graves
Glacier Park
Local registrants entrain for special service on June 1
Teton county board lists registrants for stock raisers veterinary corps and a horse trainer quartermaster corps. Camp assignments include Camp Lee in Virginia and Camp Joseph Johnston in Florida. Names include Roy Alder Wadson, George Washington Pace, Earl Graham Danbury, Ray Edgar, Thomas O Grady, Louis J Oestreich, Ray Winford Embody plus others from Choteau Dupuyer and Albuquerque area.
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Teton County
Call
Veterinary Corps
Camp Lee
Petersburg
Roy Alder Wadson
Browning
George Washington Pace
Hogan
Earl Graham Danbury
Choteau
Ray Edgar
Thomas O'Grady
Great Falls
Louis J. Oestreich
Albuauerke
N. M
Quartermaster Corps
Camp Joseph Johnston
Jacksonville
Fla
Ray Winford
Death of George Richards longtime Teton county resident
George Richards Sr a native of St Ives England died at a city hospital Friday and was buried at Chateau cemetery Tuesday. He born May 15 1835 served in the Confederate army fought at Gettysburg later mined in several Montana locations before settling at Choteau and operating the Choteau hotel and bar. He married Leana Kouitz in Belmont in 1878 and had six children.
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George Richards
Teton County
Chateau
Methodist Church
W. E. Hall
George Richards, Sr
St. Ives
England
James
Jane Richards
United States
North Carolina
Gettysburg
Colorado
Montana
Helena
Deer Lodge County
Rodersburgh
Meagher County
Beaverhead County
Choteau
Richards
Belmont
Leana Kouitz
Thomas
George
Ellen
William
Alfred
Clara Richards
Teton River
Wm. Hodgskiss
Cowgill
Priest Butte Ranch
Dutton Red Cross Auction Schedule for May 30
The program for the Dutton Red Cross benefit auction lists events starting with a parade at 10.80, dinner served by the Red Cross at 12.00, a program at 2.00, and an auction sale at 3.00 on Thursday, May 30.
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Dutton
Red Cross
Red
For sale sewing machine in good condition
Sewing machine in good condition offered for five dollars. Apply before May 30 to Mrs. T. S. Armstrong Wiseman School Bole.
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T. S. Armstrong
Wiseman School
Bole
Teton County Red Cross drive exceeds goal early
Teton county tops the Second Red Cross War Fund drive nearing week’s end with over $5,000 expected, aided by towns like Conrad and Chateau. In Chateau, Jim Greene and partners report $1,395 raised. saloons donate a day’s receipts, fines contribute to the fund, and various shops post sizable daily totals.
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T. O. Larson
Red Cross
Teton County
Oir
Conrad
Tiny
Brady
Bynum
Browning
Chateau
John J. Greene
H. J. McGregor
F. A. Oulton
J. C. Morgan
O. M. Johnson
Lewis Thompson
Sterling Cigar C
Curtis Barber Shop
Pioneer Saloon
Wm. Story
Town Notes In Great Falls Area And Local Events
Bynum Br 7 ies Miss Gussie Stewart and Mrs. Jack Beacher were shopping in Great Falls. C. M. Golder spent a couple of days there. Mrs. Wm. Herre is with her mother at Cutua ill. Lloyd Mu jard broke bones in his right wrist while cranking a Ford. Lyons is rounding up cattle to ship to Windham for summer feed. SLT7 raised this week for Red Cross war fund, $77 over allotment. Leonard Fry home visited by a fine baby boy. mother and son doing fine. James Heney building two garages for Mr. Kramer. A quarter-mile race between Slim Jim and Blondie will run Sunday at 2 for a $100 purse. Chas. Sundark returned from St. Paul and seeks cattle and hogs.
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Gussie Stewart
Jack Beacher
Great Falls
C. M. Golder
Wm. Herre
Cut
James Heney
Mr. Kramer
Slim Jim
Max Lovejoy
Blondie
Dutch Edgar
Sewell Files for Republican County Attorney Nomination
Sewell Harry F. of Conrad filed with the county clerk his petition for the Republican nomination for county attorney of Teton County. He pledges to enforce all laws to the best of his ability and run the office efficiently. He aims to place administration of the office behind the government in war efforts and suppression of sedition and asks ballot wording reflect Americanism.
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Harry F. Sewell
Conrad
Teton County
Bole State Bank Montana May 1 1918 Balance Sheet
The Bole State Bank in Bole Montana reports assets total 257 592 80 with loans and discounts of 254 990 90 and cash reserves of 21 461 41. Liabilities show capital stock 220 000 00 and deposits 37 333 89 plus 15 000 00 certificates of deposit borrowed. Notarized by Cashier Chas A Adamson on May 18 1918.
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Bole
Montana
E Resources
Our New Home In Montana Building Progress
A carload of hollow brick arrived last Monday for the Montanan’s new building on the Great Northern line and has been moved to the site. Weather permitting, the structure should be ready for occupancy in a few weeks, with good progress reported. Our intertype from San Francisco, shipped April 24, set a speed record and will be installed first in the new building as construction continues toward a July 4, 1918 fifth volume completion.
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Montanan
Great Northern
San Francisco
Chat Sain
Manix Dismissed In Involuntary Manslaughter Case
In Great Falls last Thursday Judge J B Leslie signed an order upon S R Foot special prosecutor to dismiss the State of Montana vs M Thos Maniz involuntary manslaughter charge. Manix had been linked to the Fisher death in an automobile wreck six months earlier on the highway northwest of Chateau. He settled with Fisher’s widow and the case was dismissed with her approval.
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Great Falls
J. B. Leslie
S. R. Foot
State of
Montana
Fisher
Agawam Red Cross Activity Noted In May Meetings
Agawam Red Cross workers show rising attendance and notable output in May. Meetings on May 15 and 22 included numerous Mesdames and Misses, with visitors Myrs Tatman and Christina Gemar. The auxiliary shipped 35 bed shirts and eight pairs of socks, the largest shipment yet, and packed five comfort kits for boys set to depart May 29.
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Agawam Red Cross
Mesdames Dranlein
Whitacre
Schaefer
Reed
Angell
Nyberg
Krapp
Yule
Dosle
Margaret Gemar
Krebs
Myrs @Tatman
Christina Gemar
Burtons Beach News A P Reiding Near Moving In
A P Reiding advances toward home completion with kitchen pantry and one bedroom finished. Mr and Mrs George Roof visited the McLain home in Muddy country. A.S. of E and W.A met last Saturday with a small but lively gathering and a luncheon after adjournment.
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A. P. Reiding
George Rooff
McLain
A. S. of E
W. A
Substitutes Should Cost Less Than Wheat Flour
Food Administrator Hoover told state food administrators to press wholesalers to drop retailers unable to justify prices based on goods cost. Substitutes should sell from ten to twenty percent cheaper than wheat flour. The move aims to curb inflated pricing on flour substitutes.
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Hoover
Memorial sermon to be delivered next Sunday
The Methodist church invites all to a Memorial sermon by the pastor next Sunday morning. Fine weather affects Sunday School attendance while evening services start earlier than 7:45 PM.
Hospital Notes From Choteau Run of Ills and Care
McGregor Hospital reports John Ferris of Blackleaf as a patient. Mrs. Fairbanks near Choteau operated for gallstones. Dr. A Folsom joins Dr. McGregor in Choteau practice with an office in the hospital. H C Wollert confined to bed. Williard Streeter recovering after a serious operation. Mrs. John Smith and son are patients. C E Trescott of the Montanan left hospital Friday after being run over May 13 with bruises but otherwise fine.
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John Ferris
Fairbanks
Choteau
A Folsom
Cut Bank
McGregor
H. C. Wollert
Williard Streeter
John Smith
C. E. Trescott
The
Montanan
Memorial Day Church Service at T. L. Gap School
Rev. L. F. Haley will conduct services at the T. L. Gap school house Sunday afternoon May 26. Memorial Sunday observances will include patriotic songs and a Memorial Day sermon. All are invited.
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L. F. Haley
County Thrift Stamp Report for Small Enrollments
County thrift stamp report covers June 21 to June 30 for schools with under 100 pupils. It lists enrollment, number of pupils buying stamps, percentage of enrollment, total value of stamps, and value per pupil in schools reporting. Leading schools include Frances Weights No 18, Klockler No 21, Ledgerwood No 34, Beck No 4, and Thompson No 45 with greatest value for the period.
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Sei & Rengt Lse
Jared “Eoatope
Frances Weights
Klockler
Ledgerwood
Beck
Thompson
Marriage Licenses for Local Couples Listed
Lonnie Kirby 21 and Berthe L Strout 18 of Lowry. Timothy Cook 32 and Gernet Muay Saterlie 17 of Bynum.
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Lonnie Kirby
Berthe L Strout
Lowry
Timothy Cook
Gernet Muay Saterlie
Bynum
Also Mentioned on This Page
Dutton Red Cross Auction
Ald
First National Bank
Choteau, Montana
Teton
Leonard Fry
Chas. Sundark
St. Paul
Bole State Bank
State of Montana
Ss. i. Chas
A. Adamson
Chas, A. Adamson
Fred W. Swanson
Manix
Burton Beach News
Methodist Notes
T. L. Gap School House
County Thrift Stamp Report
Citizens State Bank OF
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