Commissioners Proceedings May 1919 Herd District Creation
Montana Teton County board in Chateau conducts May sessions. They approve April reports, designate Dry Forks schoolhouse as precinct 19 polling place, appoint election judges, and hear petitions for Herd District No. One with a 54 square mile area. They adopt boundaries, set June 6 start, and publish notice. Board also authorizes bus for Armco culverts, increases county insurance, grants 30 day road stay, and appoints deputy registrars for precincts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau
Montana
A. “J. Flynn
Chas. P. Crane
M. A. O'Neil
Clerk & Recorder
Ruth Sweat
County Supt. of Schools
Dry Forks
Jerry McCarty
A. D. Anderson
Dupuyer
Otto Swanson
Pendroy
R. R. Johnstone
J. M. Davis
Bynum and Pendroy
C.C. Sheble
Herd
Phil I. Cole
Pridham
Crane
Anderson
Teton
Bynum Herald
Hkeby
Teton County
Wight
Range
Said Township
Township Twenty Six
Twenty-six
Township Twenty-six
Township Twentyseven
Bynum
Montana Culvert and Flume Co
Armco
Smith & Liptak
Court House
G. W. Fryer
Choteau
Outlying Territory
Bole
Percy Thomas
Sloan
Olaf
Power
H. R. Jones
Fairfield
John ‘Zimmerman
S. Weeks
Spring Valley
Vincent” F. Vance
Belleview
Laura M. Stevens
Strabane
James Peebles
Blackleaf
Roy McNeal
Noble
Agawama
Clas
F.suisters
BS ‘Schitatré
Collins
John’. G. Ferris
en _ Dry
Forks
Ry “Jens Stone
Porter
Mary Ww. ‘Porter
Choteau Welcomes Home World War Soldiers With Pride
A large Choteau audience packed the high school auditorium to honor returning soldiers after World War I. Mayor Morgan and John W. Hall organized seating for 500 to 600 attendees, with about 150 turned away. Mayor Morgan spoke of demobilization and the need to keep patriotism alive, while Corporal Charlie Dillemore shared wartime experiences, drawing cheers for surviving battles and family ties.
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New York City
Fifth Avenue
Choteau
Morgan
John W. Hall
Chateau
Europe
Charlie Dillemore
Charlie
Election judges named for county precincts in Pendrey No 21
The board appointed judges of election across county precincts including Choteau No 1 and No 2, Chateau Outlying No 3, Role No 4, Sloan No 5, Power No 6, Fairfield No 7, Lowry No 8, Spring Valley No 9, Belleview No 10 and Strabane No 11 with listed names for each precinct. The long roster names numerous individuals such as Phoebe Weaver, A B Andrews, G A Boutilier, J M Davis, Sami Ness, W P Andrews, J E Johnson, C P Roberts, C M Vance, John Ward and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. A. Boutilier
William G. Cook
E. K. Porrest
William F. Miller
Geo. F. Miller
Role
J. M. Davis
B. O. Price
Ole J. Nordhagen
Sloan
Sami Ness
Andrew K. Dale
Adrianus J. Johanns
Power
W. P. Andrews
P. H. Dedrick
B. H. Fitzgerald
J. G. Gronberg
R. E. Geise
Fairfield
J. E. Johnson
J. A. Shoquist
W. W. Cole
Charles Klockler
George E. Frey
Lowry
C. P. Roberts
Samuel Weeks
John Cleveland
Spring Valley
C. M. Vance
Thomas A. Jeffers
W. C. Betts
Belleview
John. Ward
Jno
R. Young
J. R. Villars
Strabane
James Peebles, Jr
Harvester Company Buys Chattanooga Plow Firm
The International Harvester Company of America acquires Chattanooga Plow Company with no name change. Transfer to occur June 1 1919 as Harvester expands chilled and steel plow lines after buying Parlin Orendorff. Chattanooga plant dates to 40 years ago founded by Newell Sanders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parlin & Orendorff Company
Canton
Illinois
Chatanooga
Harding
Chatanigoga
Pai Little
Newell Sanders
Harvester Company
Chatanough Company
Memorial Day Plans and Parade Recap Mentioned
Sergt. Gleason delivered a fine talk and Jesse’s return pleased attendees. The Chateau band led the parade with inspiring music. They regret missing Memorial Day but promise coverage in next week’s issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sergt. Gleason
Jesse
Chateau
Memorial Address from President Wilson on Memorial Day
Washington May 29 President Wilson cabled a memorial address urging observance of Memorial Day. He emphasizes liberation of the world, sacrifice of soldiers, and the duty to uphold liberty and the unity of nations in a single fellowship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Wilson
Woodrow Wilson
First Americans Will Sail Home From Archangel Front
May 29 Archangel reports the first American unit to sail home is a battalion that held the Vologda rail front. Americans and engineers in front line positions fight in continuous daylight as British relief arrives while a Red Cross ship relieves villages along the Terski coast from starvation.
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Archangel
Vologda
Russia
Terski
Kola Peninsula
Red Cross
J. R. Clewenl
Bellingham
Wash
Racine Country Road 5000 Mile Guarantee Ad
Exclusive agents advertise a 5000 mile guaranteed RACINE COUNTRY ROAD service with L. E. TAYLOR GARAGE as the contact for details and service provisions.
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Racine
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Federal Reserve System
The
First National Bank
Chateau, Montana
Banking House
First. National. Bank
Chattanooga Plow Co
Deitrich
Miss. Frieday
Sweet
Yeas
Dorothy Longmuir
Elizabethp Kraber
Helen Crittenden
Alice Martine
Nora Cameron
Clara ‘Lyon
Rock of Gibraltar
Gibraltar
Bank OF ‘Choreau
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