Local notes include visits and business talks in Chateau
The Frankness club hosted by the Misses Beaupre. carpenters work on Chas Wilcox house on Farmer avenue. C H Connor plans an undertaking business in Conrad. Josiah and Russell Strain visit from the Falls for a brief auto trip. Rev G S Heizer conducts service at the Methodist church. Mike Sullivan acquitted in Helena federal court for selling liquor to an Indian. Court salaries set for Eighth district stenographers funded by Cascade and Teton counties. Givens from Butte joins Scott in ranch audits. A prisoner Gus Jackson sent to six months for overcoat theft. Mrs Bert Bare returns from Sioux City. Citizens' State Bank opens today. Metz automobile trial funded by local citizens.
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Mike Sullivan
Dupuyer
Helena
Jas, Fisher
Reverend George Logan Visits From Helena
Rev. George Logan arrived from Helena on Tuesday and plans to stay in the capital city for a few days to arrange shipping of his household goods. Some items will go to his ranch at Wairfield and the rest to Helena. He is reportedly in better health though still weakened and with heart trouble after exertion.
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George Logan
Heléna
Wairfield
Helena
Logan
Notice for Publication Great Falls Homestead Claim
Notice is given that Hanibal Adams of Fairfield Montana has fled intention to prove up a homestead claim. He filed for lots 11 and 2 in section 18 township 22 north range 2 west Montana meridian. Final five year proof to be made before A O Warner U S Commissioner at Chateau Montana on April 4 1909. Witnesses: Charles A Thompson Aslak Hanson Nils J Landsverk Peter Nasse all of Fairfield Montana. J M Buringame Register.
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Fairfield
Montana
Meridian
A. C O. Warner
U. S
Chateau, Montini
Thomas Johnson
John Gronberg
Peter Burreson
Nilsd Landswerk
Tanter
Merridian
A. ©. Warner
A. S
Choteau
Monts
Paitfield
Ned
Montana Meridian
A.C. Warner
Chateau
Charles A. Thompson
Hanthal Adams
Nils J. Landswerk
Peter Nasse
Pairfield
Montini
A. O. Warner
U.S
Aslak Hanson
Choteau Welcomes All to Bluff Town’s Virtues and Waters
Choteau presents itself as an ideal town with ample water for domestic use and tree shaded streets. It lies beside the Teton river and Spring Creek, offering drainage and scenic setting. Active church societies and social clubs, plus a steam laundry, signal strong community life and a hospitable welcome to new residents.
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Teton
Spring Creek
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Drake
C. H. Drake, Pruggist
Grand Union Tea Co
F.e.wessell
Choteau, Montana
Hamilton Street
Department of the Interior
United States Land Office
Great Falls
Jens P. Wick
J.M. Burlingame
Register
Mont
Hanibal Adams
Nilsa Lundswerk
Peter Nassu
J. M. Burisname
J. M. Burlingame
Dr. Hardin
Howell & GO
Minneapolis
Minn
Lontana
Veniences
Beaupre
Percy Ferguson
Agency For
Smackton Coal
Roberson and Jacobson
Frankness Club
Chas
Wilcox
Farmer Avenue
C. H. Connor
Conrad
Josiah Strain
Russell Strain
Herbert Strain
F’riday
Falls
H. Jr. Cole
Spokane
Columbia River
Mr. Cole
Heizer
Mr. Hetzer
Derry
N. HH
Ohio
South Charleston
District Court of
Cascade County
Eighth Judicial District
Teton County
Wallace Coburn
Cowell & Kinney
Mr. Scott
Givens
Butte
Scott
C. S. McDonald
Ganong
Collings
Gus Jackson
Cutbank
Great Northern
Fort Benton
Bert Bare
Bertha Perry
S'riday
Sioux City
Bare
Teton County High School
Acantha
Citizens’ State Bank
Metz
United States
Tarng Ouing
J.M. BurimGame
Classified Act
the Monroe
Hamilton ST
SABE
H. R. Thompson
Lethbridge Coal
Choteau and
Collins
Northern Railroad
Collins, Mont
WM. Hodgskiss
Yeager
Old Gorham Stand
H. W. Yeager
NextsWeek
WM. van DE Riet
Farmington, Mont
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