En Trained For Camp Lewis
A list of young men from Teton County trained at Choteau to enter military training for Camp Lewis. Names include Peder O Klety Cleiv Hanson Peter C Favot Conrad Joh A Phillips Gilmore N Quanime Brady Victor Wiseman Ole Kleiv Henry A Hanson Nicholas Berglund George Bedore Glen Wiseman Charles Wanless Ritchie Johnston Charley Miller John Wenhouse Math Klassen Gilmore Nelson Claude S Fetsche Hugh A Smith Bennie Olson John C Cullen Gust Gustafson Leslie McGuire Charles Fromey Harry Penh Williams Edwin Styren Walter Palin Walter Anderson George Higgins Ernest Regimbal Edward Joramo Rolland Dixon Isaac Harbit Edward Deering John Denison Knudtson Halvor Osker Gilseth Charles Sexton
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton County
Choteau
Idaho
George Bedore
Fairfield
Glen Wiseman
Charles E. Wanless
Bynum
Robert Ritchie Johnston
Dupuyer
Charley Miller
John Wenhouse
Chateau
Math Klassen
Fleming
Colorado
Gilmore Nelson
Conrad Claude S. Fetsche
Glacier Park
Hugh A. Smith
Conrad Bennie N
Olson
John C. Cullen
Fonda
Gust Gustafson
Cut Bank
Leslie F. McGuire
Charles BE
Fromey
Harry EB. Penh
Williams
Edwin Styren
Brady
Walter F. Palin
Walter Edwin Anderson
Farmington
George R. Higgins
Ernest Regimbal
Salem
Ore
Edward Paul Joramo
Rolland Dixon
Great Falls
Isaac Ray Harbit
Edward E. Deering
Brady John Logan Denison
Knudtson
Halvor
Osker
R C
Montana calls 257 volunteers to Boulder for Sept 19 duty
Helena reports that 257 men are asked to report to Boulder Colorado on September 19 for mechanics work. Volunteers will be accepted. County allotments list numbers for Beaverhead through Yellowstone and others, with Sheridan receiving 24 and Butte 12 among totals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
Montana
Boulder
Colo
Beaverhead
Big Horn
Blaine
Broadwater
Butte
Carbon
Carter
Cascade
Chouteau
Custer
Dawson
Deer Lodge
Fallon
Fergus
Flathead
Gallatin
Toole
Valley
Wheatland and
Wibaux
Yellowstone
Legal notices of attachments and filings in sept 4 actions
Walier Elevator Co. versus Eugene J. Seaman attachment filed Aug 28. George Harrington versus William Breeding damages filed Aug 29. W F Higgins versus Great Northern Railway Co. damages filed Aug 30. Charles TH Pearson versus William Miller sheriff of Teton county conversion filed Aug 31. Fred Bechtold versus Virginia R Cochran attachment filed Aug 31. Ishhthony & Dakota versus B F Prank transcript of judgment filed Sept 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walier Elevator Co
Eugene J. Seaman
Attachment
George Harrington
William Breeding
W. F. Higgins
Great Northern Railway Co
Charles TH. Pearson
William Miller
Teton County
Fred Bechtold
Virginia R. Cochran
Ishhthony & Dakota
B. F Prank
Marriage Licenses Reported for Two Couples in Montana
Thos. J. Lyon, 38, of Windham and Irene Mary Fincher, 23, of Bynum, secure marriage licenses. Tom Pourry, 34, and Blanch Gardner, 27, both of Conrad, also listed. Some real estate notes in residence property. see Meagher for house buying or leasing options.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thos. J. Lyon
Windham, Mont
Irene Mary Fincher
Bynum
Tom Pourry
Blanch Gardner
Conrad
Meagher
Red Cross notes report donations and service appeal
Zoe Morgan and Dorothy Hidsmoe contributed 3.50 to the Junior Red Cross from a flower sale. The Scandinavian Lutheran Aid at Cleiv donated 20.70. A Red Cross bulletin calls for men to serve in military and naval camps, detailing duties, qualifications, pay, and the urgent call to join the Bureau of Personnel in Minneapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zoe Morgan
Dorothy Hidsmoe
Red Cross
Cleiv
Miss Thompson
Washington
Bureau of Supplies
Bureau of Personnel
American Red Cross
Exsex
Minneapolis
Minnesota
Local notes from Choteau and surrounding towns
Mr Jack Lemmon heads the school wagon crew while workers like F Fincher and son head to Seattle for shipyard work. Visitors include Mrs Happy Becker and General Pershing Becker in Choteau. School staff return with Mrs Wiley Shannon of Choteau as principal. Weaver and Trescott of Choteau solicit farm listings for quick buyers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bynum
Jack Lemmon
Wm. Humble
Brownie Hall
Joe Enright
F. Fincher
Seattle
Joe Blunt
Happy Becker
General Pershing Becker
Martha Baker
Phoebe Baker
Choteau
Clint Beech
Walter Fincher
Dane Stewart
Great Falls
Tony Schaeffer
Geo. Warner
Mauls
James
B. Barney
Bessie Sanders
Wiley Shannon
The Gaizens State Bank Report 1918 Choteau Montana
Bank report for The Gaizens State Bank at Choteau Montana for August 31 1918 shows assets including loans overdrafts and reserves with details on bonds cash and due from reserve agents. Liabilities list capital stock surplus undivided profits deposits and various certificates with total liabilities and resources totaling 434933 22 and notes showing directors Coffey and Crossin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Clos Resources Loans and Giscounts
Ceeneesseeseretaes Esneneseeenees
Egnecetensnes
Precinct Committeemen Elected in Teton County Aug 27 1918
At the August 27 1918 primary election Teton County elected precinct committeemen across multiple precincts including Choteau Power Fairfield Gilman Choteau Blackleaf Bynum Pendroy Dupuyer Conrad Valier Cut Bank Glacier Park Agawam Collins Dutton Sweet Grass and others. The September 4 meeting listed attendees Mesdames Angell Deranleau Schaeffer Reed Kirsch and Misses Krebs Whitacre with funds raised by Mrs Deranleau for a service flag now hanging in the hotel lobby bearing five stars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton County
C. E. Trescott
Choteau
W. P. Andrews
Power
James Baker
Fairfield
Vincent Vance
Gilman
John W. Ward
Roy McNeal
Blackleaf
George D. Porter
Bynum
H. C. Hunt
Pendroy
Joe Masslin
Dupuyer
Tom Manix
A. Stromstad
Conrad
B. C. Price
Bole
H. King
O. F. Schaefer
Agawam
Charles Hauxwell
P. W. Berens
Dutton
George N. Tillett
Collins
B. A. Savory
IF. D. Kingsbury
Valier
T. A. Busey
A. E. Brunson
Mesdames Angell
Deranleau
Schaeffer
Reed
Kirsch
Krebs
Whitacre
Election Returns Error Corrected in Montanan Table
An error in the Montanan election returns misprinted Daley as Davis in the first column. Daley received 354 votes for state senator on the democratic ticket, running second to C Chloride Davis who had 390 votes. The transposition mislabelled names. with correction the precinct totals are correct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davis
Daley
C. Chloride Davis
Military Registrars Call for Registration in Teton County
On Thursday September 12 between 7 am and 9 pm all unregistered male residents aged 18 to 45 in Teton County must appear before designated registrars at ward offices in Choteau Fairfield Spring Valley Na Belleview Strabane Raymond Bynum Agawam Farmington Dutton Collins Brady Pendroy Fish Lake Dupuyer Birch Creek Conrad East Pondera Manson Williams Valier Cut Bank and other outlying areas to register for military duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton County
Choteau
Bole
Chas
A. Adamson
Sloan
Henry Wullenwaber
Cleiv
Pendroy
Fish Lake
E. R. Kellogg
Dupuyer
Anna Quail
Birch Creek
Jacob Lauffer
Walier
Brownell
Geo. C. Brownell
Conrad
W. E. Arnot
M. S. Darling
M. Hattersley
East Pondera
John F. Ferguson
Fowler
C. H. Higgins
Manson
P. C. Peterson
Williams
H. E. Richard
Valier
W. L. Bullock
Marias
John T. Graham
Ethridge
Cut Bank
Board of Equalization Sets 1918 Assessments in Chateau
Montana board of county commissioners met as a board of equalization to review the 1918 assessment roll. After sessions July 15–19 and August 5–10 the board added and reduced numerous properties including cattle, engines, horses, machinery, libraries, and livestock. Special herd district meeting noted for August 7 with continuation on page 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board OF Equalization
Chateau
Mont
Board of County Commissioners
Henry Radcliffe
Ernest A. Savory
Dan Ledgerwood
John L. Lundgren
Angus Rose
Hugh Robinson
William Wallace
Barringer & Zimmerman
Reuben Eastwood
Ames & Stoltzman
Lena Howells
F. A. Sullivan
Teton County Abstract Co
Willis, Swilling & Lewis
John Zimmerman
Ben‘ English
Charles McDonald
George Sabados, Sr
Edwin Burfening
Ae FE
W. Fearon
S. A. Pfrimmer
Row Lock Cattle Co
Sheriff Nominee Promises Efficient Enforcement of Prohibition
The Republican nominee for sheriff in Teton County pledges to perform duties efficiently and economically. He asserts that with the January 1 1919 Prohibition law in effect he will use all power to enforce it rigidly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton County
Also Mentioned on This Page
Camp Lewis
Yours Truly, J. H. Ellison
Weaver & Trescott of
Federal Reserve System
War Time Organization
This Bank
The
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Cus
Tomers
First National Bank
Choteau, Montana
Lesa Lwent Bey” Te Ae
Eo Oerho Wontaran’s
Cifice
Emerick
Gaizens State Bank
Chotea
Tae
State of Montana
Tetor
Janes Eckford
mMtAiove
James Ecksford
N. E. Roberts
St. Commission
G. M. Coffey
P. H. Crossinn
Agawam Red Cross
Aaland
Montanan
Espe Peene Military Registrars
Offic
Farl Yeager
J. W. Speer
H. C. Wilkins, Sr
Joseph
Baart
Romain Chasse
Henry Jacobson
John Leys
Peter P. Stoltzman
Teton Co-operative Reservoir Co
Dirk He
Co. B. Jackson
E. L. Moore
A. W. Leverton
Harry Ellis
Margaret Moran
John F. Moran
FF. E. Stevenson
Louis Mink
Self Winding Clock Co
J. P. Huidekoper
John Jenson
Conrad Townsite Co
John Neson
Peter Kuperus
Edwin A. Pierce
Citizens State Bank
Chote
AD. Montana
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