Community Club marks Project Day and Liberty Day celebration in Williams
Tens of dignitaries from Teton county and beyond gather in Williams for the Valier irrigation project event. Speakers include H F Sewell James Sanders T O Larson Dr C D Powell H D Mitchell with Rev J A Alford delivering the invocation and Father Van offering benediction.
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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
Innnings
Machinery Hall
Powell
Project
Community Club
Local Festivities Marked by Joy and Spring Seed Aid Plan
Col Stanford and Banker Kelly shared happiness at the festival while a mishap left Superintendent Moss with a sprained ankle. The Red Cross ran low after a crowd swarmed the feed, and a late rumor kept many Conrad residents away. County officials promote a November bond election to fund seed loans for needy farmers, with five dollars per acre loans and seed held as security.
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Merchant Hirshberg
Moss
Walier
Red Cross
Conrad
Annie Laurie
W. M. Wayman
Lillian Hazen
Teton County
Drouth
Marquis and Pellessier
Durham
Blackfeet Couple Granted Marriage Licenses
James Eagle Child aged 29 and Mary White Swan aged 18, both residents of the Blackfeet Indian reservation, are issued marriage licenses. Their union adds to the roster of marriages recognized in the community.
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James Eagle Child
Mary White Swan
Blackfeet Indian Reservation
Community Club to Publish Speeches from Open Project Ceremony
The Montanan reports on the land drawing at the formal opening of the project and notes honey wine on display. C. B. Ghekiere attracted visitors as a magnet in the dry town, while Warry Mitchell praised Wil jams as the spickest and Spaniest in Montana. The speeches will be printed as a pamphlet to benefit the Community Club members.
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Valier
C. B. Ghekiere
Warry Mitchell
Montana
War Industries Board Requires Advance Payment For Newspapers
Washington rules all subscriptions must be prepaid effective November 1 1918. Newspapers will be discontinued after expiration if not renewed and paid in advance. The order supports paper conservation and is a government directive requiring prompt subscription renewals.
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War Industries Board
Washington
Jagat
Food administration meets in Bozeman October rules set
State food administrators gathered in Bozeman Montana on October 9 and 10 to discuss new rules for food construction and enforcement with Alfred Atkinson. No flour sale changes yet and a ban on nonessential luncheons is urged to conserve food during wartime. Implementing restaurant rules take effect October 21 with efforts to widely inform hotel and restaurant operators.
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Bozeman
Montana
Alfred Atkinson
Food ‘Administration
The
Food Administration
Phil I. Cole
County Admr
County Board Sets Special Election On Seed Grain Bonds
Montana county commissioners met October 14 1918 in special session to approve a resolution calling a November 5 1918 election on issuing bonds to furnish seed grain to farmers financially unable to buy seed. The action was approved unanimously with E C Garrett as clerk and Dan Ledgerwood presenting the motion. The same judges as the general election will preside.
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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 Oct 10. Mutual Oil Co vs L H Munyon script of judgment filed Oct 14. Rogers Templeton Lumber Co vs IF L Boyer tran script of judgment filed Oct 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 After Influenza Pneumonia
G H Hotaling 33 a resident of the Chateau country since last March died yesterday morning from pneumonia after influenza. He worked with G E Hotaling and Wm Hartman at the Hartman and Hotaling ranch west of town. His body will be shipped to Gilman Illinois for burial. He is survived by his wife three children Marian Doris and Gale his parents three brothers and five sisters.
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G. H. Hotaling
Chateau Country
G. E. Hotaling
Wm. Hartman
Hartman
Gale
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Kansas
War Time Organization
This Bank
Federal Reserve System
Cus
Tomers
First National Bank
Choteau, Montana
Col. Stanford
Kelly
Montanan
Ildgs
Weather Report
A. C. Burbank
Observer
Citizens State Bank OF
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