Choteau Montana Weekly Adverts and Notices
A historic Choteau Montana weekly item lists subscribers dues with a notice that November 1st is the cutoff for paid up papers. It mentions Lorentz Hanson visiting Wyoming, local shop sales at 20 percent off, and various townsfolk moving, visiting, or caring for relatives amid influenza closures. It records births at Chateau hospital and local business notes.
Montanan presses on under illness and equipment failure
The Montanan battles illness in publisher Mrs. Trescott and a pneumonia recovery. Her daughter nurse Mrs Jameson stays at home. The intertype melts down, and EE DL Jourdonnais from the Acantha assists, keeping printing moving despite critical conditions and hopes for Mrs Trescott's recovery.
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Montanan
Mrrs. Trescott
Jameson
Strange Hands
EE. DL. Jourdonnais
Acantha
For Rent Six Room House in Chateau
Six room house for rent in Chateau. Inquire of Herman Bam berger.
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Chateau
Herman Bamberger
Birth Record and Family Note Amid Influenza Worries
Born October 21 at Chateau hospital to Mr and Mrs LeRoy Searls of Bynum a son. In a letter Mrs J C Taylor says she went to New York for the winter and notes the influenza epidemic is terrible. Her step father is not expected to live and her two little daughters are both ill. She plans to return to Montana when they recover.
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Chateau Hospital
LeRoy Searls
Bynum
J. C. Taylor
New York
Montana
Pioneer Press
Great Northern
Cut Bank Pioneer Press
Magda Waynild
Junor Red Ros
Red Cross Chavior Bynum Herald
L. O. Berkland
California
Berkland
Dutton Sentinel
Henry Geist
Lving
Paterson
Arnold G. Baker named first lieutenant engineers
Arnold G. Baker received a telegram from the adjutant general in Washington informing him of his appointment as first lieutenant engineers and ordering him to report to the commanding officer at Ft. Dodge, Town, within ten days. He expects to leave early next week to begin his duties.
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Arnold G. Baker
Washington
Ft. Dodge
Mrr. Baker
Waves of influenza claim two travelers in region deaths
Harry E. Wilson aged 57 and his son Rex B. Wilson aged 22 of a traveling theatrical troupe died this week from Spanish influenza. They were buried at Chateau Cemetery after deaths at Pendroy and McGregor hospital. James Johnston Jr., forest ranger at Ear Mountain, died Tuesday of pneumonia following influenza. burial at Chateau Cemetery beneath Choteau Lodge No. 44 A F and A M. He was born in Glasgow August 11, 1889, and married three years ago to Pearl Shivers. a daughter Marchet Irene, two, survives.
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Harry E. Wilson
Rex B. Wilson
Pendroy
McGregor Hospital
Chateau
Wilsons
Choteau
James Johnston, Jr
Ear Mountain Forest Station
Choteau Lodge No. 44
Glasgow
Scotland
Dupuyer
Death of Mrs Emma Behee in Choteau home
Mrs Emma Behee wife of Earl Bebee died Sunday morning at her home from complications following influenza. Her remains were taken to Choteau for shipment to Manchester, where burial will occur. She is survived by her husband and a young daughter. Train No 269 on the Cho[sau Pendrey branch derailed after hitting cows near Flume last Saturday evening. no injuries reported and wrecking crew cleared the line by Monday morning.
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Ath Hale
Chateau
Helena
Montana Wesleyan
Ruth
Chester Hale
Emma. Behee
Earl Bebee
Choteau
Manchester
Cho‘sau Pendrey
Nust
Boeger
Death of John Landsverk at Camp Lewis highlighted
John Landsverk died last week at Camp Lewis Washington from pneumonia after Spanish influenza. He was 36 and lived with his parents in Cleiv. Survived by his parents a brother Melvin in France two sisters Mrs Thompson and Nora Landsverk. He enlisted in the army last summer and served at Camp Lewis and Kentucky before returning to Camp Lewis.
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John G. Landsverki
Camp Lewis
American Lake
Washington
Fairfield
Fairfield Lutheran Church
Lunde
N. J. Landsverk
Cleiv
Melvin Landsverk
France
Mirs. Nettle Thompson
Nora ‘Landsverk
Kentucky
Jimmie Wallace Dies in Spanish Flu Outbreak
Martin James Wallace known as Jimmie of Chateau and Bole died at Fort Sam Houston near San Antonio from the Spanish influenza epidemic. He was about 22, born September 14, 1896 in Helena, recently stationed in the army quartermaster unit at Fort Sam Houston. Funeral services will be held in Choteau under Masonic auspices. he is survived by his parents and two sisters Ethelandr Belle Wallace and Shirley Wallace.
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Martin James Wallace
Jimmie” Wallace
William Wallace
Chateau and Bole
Fort Sam Houston
San Antonio
Texas
Choteau
Milwaukee
Masonic
Chateau Lodge
A. PF
A. M
Betheny
Royal Arch Masons
Helena
Cascade Ranch
Bole
Quartermaster’s Department of the Army
Ethelandr Belle Wallace
Shirley Wallace
Red Cross Notes on Sewing Room Work and Donations
The article lists sewing room schedules for October with named volunteers, mentions Red Cross checks from Cleive for grain sale donations, outlines next month’s Teton county chapter allotment including sweaters petticoats and pads, notes shipments from auxiliaries Fremington Walier Collins, and records a $1 donation during Tuesday examination night.
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Mesdames Gorham
Swaine
Sweat
DeYong
Miss Nagle
Mesdames Eurbank
Hirshberg
Savory
Mesdames
A Cleland
Burbank
Red Cross
Cleive
Rena Nelson
Sam Ness
G. J. Tweet
Henry Ness
Andy Gibertson
Henry Dale
Teton County
Fremington
Walier
Collins
The
Deadline Notice to Pay Subscriptions
A notice states November 1st is the deadline to stop delivery and urges payment to maintain the newspaper subscription.
Bond proposal for Great Falls terminal elevator debated
Helena October 24. Inquiries flood the agriculture department about a 256000 bond plan for a terminal grain elevator at Great Falls. Voters will decide November 6. If funds fall short, a tax levy may be imposed on agricultural lands to cover interest and redemption payments. Spanish flu curbs and local closures noted alongside post office shortage and a death from influenza.
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Great Falls
State Board of Examiners
Clarkson Family Brief Stop in Great Falls
Mrs. Robert Clarkson and her children visited Great Falls yesterday during a trip from Chinook to Choteau to establish residence there.
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Robert Clarkson
Great Falls
Chinook
Choteau
County Clerk Records 1918 Land Transfers and Notices
A weekly list from Teton County Abstract Co. details patents and land transfers filed by Joseph Boutier George Wren and others, with prices from $1 to $1400 and descriptions of sections townships and ranges. plus local notices of changes and community updates from Pioneer Press and regional papers including Go Montana items about housing plans, school fundraising, and local family news.
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Teton County Abstract Co
Choteau
Montana
Good Farm Wanted in Brady Mont Area
There are more farms for sale than buyers with one farm listed for sale. Buyer has dozens to choose from. If price and terms are right and a quick sale is desired, contact T DL McDonald in Brady Montana.
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T. DL
McDonald
Brady
Mont
Card of Thanks for Support During Illness
In appreciation of the splendid help and comfort given us by friends in our time of need during the illness of little ones and the loss of little Zay we express heartfelt thanks for the many favors and beautiful floral offerings. Morgan family.
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Zay
Morgan
Family
Endorsement Claims by Non Partisan League Cited
Voters in Teton County are presented with a statement asserting that the Non Partisan League endorsed a candidate. The note contends the endorsement occurred without persuasion or coercion and references a subscription to a Montana publication.
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Lorentz Hanson
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Jos’ Hirshberg & Co
Bertram Guthriel
Cole’ Brothers
T. H. Givens
Mr. A. Jackson
Tthe Chateau Hospital
Jim Taylor
James Eckford
Thos. Watson
Vera
Justice
Mrs. Justice
Ft. Sill
Okla
Chas. Chown
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Mrs
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Yohn G
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Red
Jos. Hirshberg & Co
Yaar
Tueday
Cho‘teau
Roy J. Coron
R. J. Bonin
Bonding Company
Sam H. Ziegler
Butler
Ind
John W. Hentges
Ziegler
Great Falls Hotel
U. S&s
Joseph Boutier
Noth
U. S
George Wren
Mike Dtuir
Mike DbMisto
Mike Turi
Tlu
Bank U. S
Emma Northmore
Emma Edmonds
Heast Guedrie
Joe
Sheld
Southwet
Northwet
Dunbar
Fallens Gali
Ila & Boyer
Tosmerry C
Rooney
Yuarter
Henry Rouns
Aaron Otness
Pearl S. Milton
Levi & Pendrey
Nsouth
Conrad Townsite Company
Hentry T. Johnson
Conrad
Robert A. Earhart
Amelia K. Earhart
Quares
Wuster
Joseph Boutilier
Matt Adam
Townskeaf Walier
Jacob Jacobson
Anna Kildahl
South Park
Dutton
Robert L. Dewar
Montana State Bank of Valier
Valer
Valier Townsite Co
George Ebner
Valier
Alladies
Giacount
Our County
Tachanges