Community Club celebrates Project Day and Liberty Day in Valier
Town sees a packed main street as bankers merchants editors doctors lawyers and farmers from Conrad Chateau Walier Manson Bynim Brady Collins Cut Bank Great Falls and beyond attend the Valier irrigation project celebration. Speakers including H F Sewell and H D Mitchell praise agriculture and war bonds while exhibits showcase giant vegetables wheat oats corn and Red Cross items. A Williams vs Walier game ends 5 to 4 in favor of Valier and a well attended dance closes the day with health officials endorsing safety.
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Teton
Williams
Liberty
Conrad
Chateau
Walier
Manson
Bynim
Brady
Collins
Cut Bank
Great Falls
Saasepr
Valier Irrigation Project
H. L. Barber
J. A. Alford
Valier
T. O. Larson
Teton County
C. D. Powell
Father van
Machinery Hall
Powell
Project
Community Club
Spring Seed Aid Planned by Teton County Officials
Col Stanford and Banker Kelly celebrate while festivities continue. The county commissioners move to hold a November special election on bonding to fund seed aid for needy farmers under the County Seed Loan Law. If approved, seed will be stored at county elevators, loaned on crop lien, five dollars per acre, with County Agent Office support and bank applications opening after November 1.
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Teton County
Drouth
Marquis and Pellessier
Durham
Marriage Licenses Granted for Eagle Child and Swan
James Eagle Child aged 29 and Mary White Swan aged 18, both residents of the Blackfeet Indian reservation, obtained marriage licenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Eagle Child
Mary White Swan
Blackfeet Indian Reservation
Montanan coverage of land drawing and town character remarks
The article notes the land drawing at the formal opening of the project. C B Ghekiere acted as a magnet in the dry town while Warry Mitchell praised Wil jams as the spickest and span iest in Montana. Speeches from the historical paper will be printed as a pamphlet for Community Club members.
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C. B. Ghekiere
Warry Mitchell
Montana
War Industries Board Orders Subscriptions Paid In Advance
Washington announces a War Industries Board ruling effective November 1 1918 requiring all newspaper subscriptions be prepaid or renewed to avoid discontinuation. The measure promotes paper conservation and national duty. Readers are urged to renew before November 1 to prevent service interruption.
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War Industries Board
Washington
Jagat
Food Rules Tighten as Montana Fights Wartime Shortages
At a Bozeman meeting October 9 and 10, state food administrators, led by Alfred Atkinson, discussed new rules for food construction and restaurant operations effective October 21. They urged abstinence from luncheons and fourth meals to conserve scarcity, urging county cooperation and rapid distribution of rules to hotel and restaurant operators.
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Bozeman
Montana
Alfred Atkinson
Food ‘Administration
The
Food Administration
Phil I. Cole
County Admr
Special election ordered on seed grain bond issue
In Chateau Montana October 14 1918 the SCEe Commissioners met to consider a petition for a special election on issuing bonds to furnish seed grain to farm inhabitants of Teton County unable to procure seed. The board unanimously approved the resolution and set the election for November 5 1918 with appointed judges and duties for the county clerk.
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Chateau
Montana
Henry Radcliffe
C ‘Sioners
Ernest A. Savory
Ledgerwood
Teton County
Dan Ledgerwood
E. C. Garrett
Legal Notices of Attachments and Judgments Filed
C. B. Roberts vs A. B. Wynd attachment filed October 10. Mutual Oil Co. vs L. H. Munyon script of judgment filed October 14. Rogers-Templeton Lumber Co. vs F. L. Boyer tran script of judgment filed October 14.
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Rogers Templeton Lumber Co
Globe Construction Co
State Elevator Co
Dutton
Conrad Securities Co
Olaf Buness
Teton Co-operative Reservoir Co
Harry C. Hillard
John Webber
Wells-Dickey Co
Funda Plank
Agnes W. Plank
Capital Trust and Savings Bank
Edward J. Mullen
Mona Mullan
First National Bank of Conrad
Conrad Mercantile Co
Conrad Securitie Co
Ira S. Burd
Walnut Grove State Bank
T. M. Grewstrun
C. B. Roberts
A. B. Wynd
Mutual Oil Co
L. H. Munyon
Rogers-Templeton Lumber Co
IF. L. Boyer
G H Hotaling Dies at 33 After Influenza Pneumonia
G H Hotaling aged about 33 dies after Spanish influenza and pneumonia. Resident of Chateau country since March, part of Hartman and Hotaling ranch. Remains to be shipped to Gilman Illinois for burial. Survived by wife three children parents and siblings.
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G. H. Hotaling
Chateau Country
G. E. Hotaling
Wm. Hartman
Hartman
Gale
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Colorado
Wisconsin
Michigan
Kansas
Red Cross
War Time Organization
This Bank
Federal Reserve System
Cus
Tomers
First National Bank
Choteau, Montana
Col. Stanford
Kelly
Merchant Hirshberg
Moss
Annie Laurie
W. M. Wayman
Lillian Hazen
Montanan
Ildgs
Weather Report
A. C. Burbank
Observer
Citizens State Bank OF
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