Brady Residents Vote to Stay in Teton County
A county division meeting at Billings' hall Saturday drew farmers from Brady area and north of Brady. They favored keeping Brady in Teton County and proposed the south line of Pondera County along Townships 27 and 28. The Brady Citizen notes the resolution was unanimously carried amid objections to west and south boundary lines.
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Billings’ Hall
Brady
Pondera County
Teton County
Phil I. Cole
Choteau
Red Cross Items at Power Event Honor Drafted Voters
Officers of the Teton county Red Cross attended a reception and dance in Power on August 31 to bid farewell to drafted boys and praise patriotic speakers Father Sheen Rev Kummick and Colonel Ferris. A Red Cross auxiliary formed with about 50 members and a work room was established in the court room with county officials offering space. A Junior Red Cross stall will organize school based memberships with future fundraisers and teacher committees guiding activities.
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Teton County
Power
Father Sheen
Rev. Kummick
Colonel Ferris
Rainbow Hotel
Collins
Red Cross
Garrett
Teton
Henry C. Davison
Red Cross War Council
U. S
J.C. Morgan
First Contingent of Teton Soldiers Mobilizes for Camp Lewis
Ten young men from Teton county join 28 from Cascade county to form the first five percent of the county quota for the national army. They travel by Great Northern to Camp Lewis with a local sending-off in Chateau and Great Falls.
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Teton County
New
National Army
Chateau
Great Northern
Camp Lewis
American Lake
Wash
Great Falls
Cascade County
Burlington
Toole County
Shelby
Chas. J. Watts
Conrad
Teton
Sheriff Miller
Glen J. Queensberry
Dupuyer
Emil S. Severtson
Valier
Queensberry
Severtson
Wedudsdad
Royal Theatre
Commercial Hotel
James Eckford
Beatty
John J.greene
Watts
Uncle Sam
Burton Beach Notes and Local Work Update
Burton Beach reports B B Rogers cutting wheat, a fine crop. Road graders work on north and south routes past H R Thompson and Theodore Groate. John and George Roof finish flax cutting, then travel to Farmington for cement and lumber. Richard Reiding moves to Great Falls. Miss Mary Longmuir starts fall term at Great Falls academy. Some Burton Beach young women show patriotism this fall.
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B. B. Rogers
H. R. Thompson
Theodore Groate
John
George Roof
Farmington
Richard Reiding
Great Falls
Mary Longmuir
Great Falls Academy
Burton Beach
Teton High Sees Growth Amid Changes and Open Questions
School opens with water shortage delaying classes while fifty six students enroll and more expected. Miss Brenneman departs for Bozeman College. Lida Putman lectures on new subjects like Cicero and agriculture. Harvest season notes, domestic science for girls, housing concerns, and community events round out a busy start.
Parent Teachers Meeting Opens School Year At Local High
The Parent-Teachers Association held its first meeting of the school year in the High School Auditorium last Tuesday. President Mrs. Timothy welcomed new teachers and unaffiliated parents, then resigned from the post. Principal M C Deitrich was elected to fill the vacancy. A piano solo reading vocal duet and readings delighted attendees followed by refreshments. C M St P railway agent H R Wahoske estimates Montana wheat yield this season at about 12 bushels per acre.
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Timothy
Chateau
M. C. Deitrich
Dorothy Uwauver
Margaret Javcolsen
Frances and
Patss Pridham
Fred Balts
H. R. Wahoske
C. M & St. P. Railway
Montana
State Crop Report Aims at County by County Acreage Totals
The Helena conference of Chancellor Elliott Commissioner Greenfield and other officials outlines a near term crop survey to determine average planted acreage and total cultivated land by county. County agents and defense councils will divide regions into natural districts and collect data via blanks sent to communities. Farmers are urged to pre count acreage to expedite records. W. S. Murdock County Agriculturist notes the plan and purpose. John 8 Lane plans move to Chateau to enroll son in local school.
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America
Chancellor Elliott
Greenfield
United States Crop Survey
Extension
Cooley
Helena
County Defense Council
County Defence Council
W.S. Murdock
Episcopal Church Services Resumed Sunday
Services resume at the Episcopal church on Sunday September 9 at 10 45 a m Mr Haley will speak on his wartime impressions and observances The piece urges all to find a way to serve the country through the church and answer the call to service.
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Episcopal Church
Haley
Montana labor strife hits wages and mining
The article cites labor agitators and politicians causing thousands in losses to workers and industries over two months. It notes unusually low wages and short hours, with mining demoralized by strikes and farmers terrorized by the I W W across Montana.
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Montana
Commercial Hotel Changes Hands in Northern Montana
Milton and Woods have sold the Commercial Hotel to Lewis Thompson and wife who took possession on Sept 1. They plan renovations, new furniture, and improved amenities to make it one of the best in Chateau and Teton County. Claude Barber will operate the dining room, bringing his restaurant expertise.
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Milton & Woods
Lewis Thompson
Milton
Claude Barber
Bynum
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Williams
Charles Arthur Warren
Harold David Porter
Charles J Becker, Jr
Paul Lathrop
Dutton
Samuel Carl Gunderson
Charles J. Watts
George W Pond
Spokane
George E Dean Conrad
Chris Peterson
Walter M
Teton High
Daley
Miss Brenneman
Bozeman College
Lida Putman
Cicero
Hazel Rolder
Jack Radcliffe
E.W
Burton Beach Girls
South End
Luther Schnee
Schnee
Messrs
Mike and
Pete Coseman
Parent Teachers Meeting
John 8. Lane
Belleview
Robt. Twiggs
Lane
Episcopal Church Services
United States
Federal Reserve Banking
First National Bank
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