Chateau and Bynum Notes and Local Shifts
Local notes record Jay Jameson in Great Falls on Tuesday night while Nick Tuttle returns from months on the coast. The Chateau community hears of sales of second hand shoes and a wool sheep shipment of about 1,000 headed for Sig Sandy, plus social events and new businesses in Bynum and Chateau.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jay Jameson
Great Falls
Cowell & Bateman
Chateau
Sig Sandy
J. Calvin Bower
Chas. McDonald
Wallace Taylor
Tony Minster
James Smith
Five Thousand Sheep Range Lease Offered in Montana
Summer range for five thousand sheep with ample range and water available for lease or seasonal grazing. Will lease range or operate sheep for the season. For information contact Ss. L. Malone, Choteau, Montana.
Lumber Bargain From Off Grade Shiplap Offered For Quick Sale
A seller offers off grade shiplap at reduced price after re fused for not meeting grade. Material suits cheap jobs. potential buyers are invited to inspect and decide. The note also mentions that over three hundred cities have adopted commission form of government and none have returned to the old system.
Palm Sunday and Holy Week at Episcopal Church
Palm Sunday observes Jesus entry into Jerusalem and marks the first day of Holy Week from April 5 to April 12. Congregants are urged to attend services abstain from worldly amusements and wear palms if available. The next sermon is The Triumph of the Cross and a stereoptical lecture will be shown at night under the slogan Go to church Sunday.
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Episcopal Church
Jerusalem
Choteau Home Talent to Stage The City Play Friday
Choteau invites townspeople to attend the high school production The City on Friday night. Cast includes Miss Mabel Cowell Miss Helen Cowell Miss Lilian Levper Mrs Ingram Cain and others. Show begins at 7 50 p m with specialties between acts.
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Mabel Cowell
Helen Cowell
Lillian Levper
Ingram Cain
Cowers
Dietrich
Cain
Martin Reed
C. G. Bishop
Chateau
Civil Actions and Marriage Licenses Noted by Clerk
Civil actions filed include G L Wentz vs P C Russell and W o A Davies for claim and delivery as listed by Clerk James Gibson. Marriage licenses show Frederick W Giese 27 and Emma M Kohles 22 both of Sweet Grass, Co. Corson ill. Nora Foley seeks cook position with a questionable reference letter.
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James Gibson
Frederick W. Giese
Emma M. Kohles
Sweet Grass, Co
Corson
Prohibition Town Provokes Childs Question at Sunday School
A Kansas man spoke on temperance to a Sunday school and wore a blue ribbon badge. He asked the children to name a reason he is not a drunkard, but a child in the back answered that this is a prohibition town.
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Kansas
Vice President Marshall Endorses Daily Kiss Remedy
The source reports Vice President Marshall suggesting a cure for divorce woes by a husband kissing his wife each day. He cautions that if the wife pouts or resists, the remedy may fail and needs gentler handling.
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Marshall
We would have kept quiet about Alert in Mexico
The speaker concedes that living in Mexico would have spared many criticisms of Alert, suggesting cultural or situational factors would mute prior remarks.
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Mexico
Japan to exhibit at Pan American Pacific exposition
The article notes Japan plans to exhibit at the Pan American Pacific exposition while Mexico may invite Col Goethals to run a project in New York and Dayton. It also comments on women entering politics and a light exchange about a mouse scare in a cartoonish dialogue from the Baltimore American.
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Mexico
New York
Dayton
Col. Goethals
Fragment from Louisville Courier Journal on Bryan visit and gambling case
A readable fragment mentions a gambling case argued in court by a resourceful lawyer and comments on Secretary Bryan’s planned visit to South America this fall. The tone reflects a 1910s newspaper voice with casual, quoted dialogue about jackpots and sleep.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville Courier Journal
Bryan
South America
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The
Choteau Manana
Official Paper
Teton County
Nick Tuttle
Connelly
Bd. Jones
A. EE. Schafer
Dane Stewart
Bynum
G. M. Coffey, Sr
Judge Wing
Judge Leslie
P. C. Silk
RP. Jackson
J. G. Bair
S. M. Logan
D W. Doyle
T. H. Pridham
T. O. Jarson
A C. Furbank
the Colored Servant
Mary Reed
Henry Dale
Fairfield
Mrs
Edw. Bjork
F. C. Garrett
Collins
Choteau
Townsend
Beaver Creek Ranger Station
Charles Blackman
John Moore
Peter Rogers
Beach
Gladden
J. J. Ritchey
Tf Conrad
Nellie R. Brown
J. B. Leslie
I. P. Jackson
Gay Wranklin
Clarence Trons
Veter Fisher
Truchot Ranch
Arthur Hirshberg
Walter Gorham
Ato
Waoaomadda
Woodman Hall
Jos. Hirshlerg & Co
Choteau Merc. Co
Hag
Nnational’ Guard Company
Jim Brokaw
Spring Brook
N. Dak
Misses Woods
Sisters of Forest Ranger
A. Woods
Chateau Today
Los Angeles
Dupuyer Creek
John Noe
Price Townsend
McDonald Building
James Chapman
A. C. Burbank
Milwaukee
Court House
Mr. Gurbank
Coffey
Walter M Watson
Dakota
T. C. Power Co
Charles Skeels
Missoula
Mr. Skeels
McGregor
J. G. Jackson
Teton
Jis
Pena Oor
Washington
Montana
Geological Survey
Carbon County
Beartooth Forest
Mount Wood
Gold Mountain
Mt. Villa
Mt. Hague
Snohank Mountain
Stout
Public Lands Committee
Myers
Senate
Poplar
Protestant Episcopal Church
Viels
Hannan
FORD
Choteau Garage
Montana Transfer Company
Warry E. Adams
Bair Block
N. Whitacre
Ladies Home Journal’ Patterns
Orrange
Bolt Goods
Dolly Varden
Jos. Hirshberg & Co
Nora
Nora Foley
San Francisco Chronicle
Wee Sid Se
Choteau, Montana
G. M. Coffey
P. H. Crossen
James Eckford
Coal News
Pacific Ocean
Japan
Miss Gabby
Baltimore American
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