Local brief notes from Choteau area Towns
Local items list business visits and events in Choteau Chateau and nearby towns. Mentions include Rod McLeod new post, Assessor J C McCusig family visit, attorney J P Regan in town, Mrs C F Reese returning to Butte, a House court cost article in Acantha, an almost new bicycle at Art Studio, A S Truscott visit, Gibson Graves sale to Frank Freeman, Rev Stringfellow Episcopal services in town hall, Dr C J B Stephens at Chateau house, Erevest Sass visiting, and Jos Scott's return from Ontario.
Local moves and notices from Conrad and surrounding areas
Mrs M E Devine of Conrad leases the Alberta hotel at Lethbridge and moves to take possession. Ed Williamson and wife return to their home near Saypo from three months with friends. Wm Bruce plans to leave for lat creek to receive a band of sheep. Le bas chartered in that section. For Sare Hour well broke teams weigh 850 to 1150 pounds. We have 23 moulding styles at The Art Studio. About thirty friends surprised Mr and Mrs G Rufts at their Burton beach home. County Clerk A C Warner attends an Elks social in Great Falls. Judge J E Hrickson and family move to Kalispell renting Chateau to EBBE Leech. Remit $1 for The Gateway Magazine from Seabury & Bigelow. Sheep sales: Coffey and Wallenstein sell 5000 wethers at 4.59. McDonald and Rimell sell 2000 lambs at 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Bruce
Lat Creek
Lewis and Clark County
le Bas
Guthries Leave Choteau for Indiana with Infant Remains
Prof A B Guthrie and wife depart Choteau carrying the body of their infant daughter who died yesterday. Guthrie plans quick return to Choteau while Mrs Guthrie stays in the east for the summer period. Alfred Harris of Dupuyer sues August Kropp of Conrad in district court claiming 325 dollars on a promissory note dated August 7 and seeks 190 dollars attorney fees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. B. Guthrie
Choteau
Indiana
Prof. Guthrie
Mrs. Guthrie
East
Alfred Harris
Dupuyer
August Kropp
Conrad
S Teeg
Power Sheep hires Renwood for Sunnyside duties
Neil Renwood accepts a position with Power Sheep company and leaves for Sunnyside this week to begin new duties. The Acantha plans to follow with updates on neighborhood happenings and local progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neil Renwood
Power Sheep Company
Sunnyside
Acantha
Burke Family Leaves I reezeout Beach For Wisconsin Farm
T. E. Burke and family have gone to Wisconsin after months living at I reezeout beach. They sold up and purchased a farm, and the community regrets losing Abr. Burke and his family but wishes them prosperity in their new home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. E. Burke
I*reezeout
Wisconsin
Abr. Burke
Reverend Van Orsde Visits Chateau for Services
Rev. W. W. Van Orsde, superintendent of the North Montana mission of the M. H. K. church, arrived yesterday from the county’s north. He will preach Friday evening at the Burton Beach schoolhouse and hold Sunday morning and evening services in Chateau.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. van Orsde
North Montana
M. HK
Chateau
Burton Beach
Cree youths arrested for disturbance in north town
Sheriff McKenzie and Jailer Davis arrested two Cree half breed boys around three o'clock Tuesday morning for causing a disturbance. They spent the night in jail and were released by Justice DeHaas on promise to behave themselves in the future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKenzie
Davis
DeHaas
Convicted Livery-Stable Thief Given County Departure
In Justice DeHaatz court Chas Saunders formerly of Conrad was found guilty of petit larceny for stealing rings from harnesses at Hodgskiss' livery stable. He received 20 days jail time, suspended on his agreement to leave the county. The Interior Secretary ruled on an Idaho land case that seeking county office does not excuse a homesteader from residence requirements. If a claimant serves as county official, he may reside where his office requires until term end. The decision involved a contest of a homestead while the claimant was county surveyor resident at the county seat, overturning both local and general land offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Secretary of the Interior
Idaho
General Land Office
Roosevelt to use wireless telegraph in Colorado hunt
President Roosevelt will stay in constant contact with Secretary Loeb and staff at Glenwood Springs via wireless telegraphy. Army officers supervise the plan with two signal service telegraph operators guiding messages from Lookout mountain summit pavilion. An army vehicle and pack horses will move the field outlet as terrain allows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenwood Springs
Colo
Colorado
Roosevelt
Secretar Loeb
Glenwood
Signal Service Corps
Lookout Mountain
From Great Falls to Chateau and Beyond
A newspaper listing details various travel times between Great Falls and multiple nearby towns. It presents half minute to five minute travel blocks with prices and occasional misprints.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Falls
Shelny
Great Alls
Byiain
Farmington
Collins
Warticia
Dhree Iutguies Wa
Oso
Clark's
Great Kalts
Scollin’s
Ralston’s
Bynum Notes Focus on Water and Local News
Bynum Mont April 3 1905 farmers push crops and seek water to boost the county. Residents discuss reservoir sites and government allocation amid speculation concerns. Local items include court house talks, school board election results for Nick Tuttle, and community undertakings like lambing sheds and brooms return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bynum Mont
Donald Bradford
Mule trading bid as Redman offers three Kentucky bred jacks
R. D. Redman arrived in Chateau from Helena with three Kentucky bred jacks for sale. Potential mule raisers can view the animals at Gorhan's livery stable and consider acquiring a first class specimen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. D. Redman
Chateau
Helena
Gorhan
Auto Showdown Funds Rebate Offer at Beaupre
March 16 date touted for refund with paid counter slips. Chateau Vercantile Co invites neighbours to bring slips and collect money back. Tickets for the car to Collins at the Beaupre advertised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau Vercantile Co
Collins
the Beaupre
Notice of Dissolution of Gibson and Graves
The firm of Gibson and Graves has been dissolved by mutual consent. James Cobson retains. Those intended for the late firm should settle with either party. February 1905.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gibson & Graves
James Cobson
Arcaotha Promoted as Top Advertising Medium in Teton County
The ad blurb touts the Arcaotha as the best advertising medium in Teton county and urges readers to try it to be convinced. It notes Keg beer on draught at the Choteau House Bar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton County
Choteau House
Local Base Bell Club Raises Funds at Woodmen Hall
At their base Friday evening at Woodmen hall the base bell club cleared a neat sum to purchase a new outfit. The boys thank the citizens of Chateau for liberal patronage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodmen Hall
Chateau
Premiums on Hides and Pelts in Dupuyer Montana
Local notice from Dupuyer Montana states premiums on hides and pelts. Gordon offers one pound of lard or macaroni in exchange for one pound of hide, promising sour ides and the highest market price for valid hides and pelts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M, MN. Gordon
Dupuyer
Also Mentioned on This Page
Rod McLeod
Lying Ranch
J. C. McCusig
J. P. Regan
C F. Reese
Butte
A. S. Truscott
Frank G. Freeman
Belleview
Stringfellow
Surday
C.J. B. Stephens
Falle
Erevest Sass
Beaupre House
Jos, Scott
Guelph
Ontario
Canada
M. E. Devine
Lethbridge
Ed Williamson
Saypo
Reat Malle
J. A. Long
Mrs
G. Rufts
A.C. Warner
The
Elks
Warner
J. E.hrickson
Kalispell
Ebbe. Leech
Gateway Magazine
Seabury & Bigelow
Livingston, Mont
Coffey and
Wallenstein
Bynum
McDonald and
Rimell
Justice of the Peace
H. Haymes
Suleness
Chateau Businessmen's Association
Association
Friends of
T. J. Porter
F. Truchet
Phil I. Cole
Mr. Porter
Montana
Montana Telephone ‘Companies
Great Walls
Helladay
Conve
Coltrys
McCuaiz’s
Bynum Notes
Joe Miller
Reid Bywater
Sand Coulee
A. W. Walley
Twin Bridges
Nick Tuttle
G. M. Johnson
Washington
Kid Challenger
Coyote Coulee
Bynun
Trustree
Geo. Sabados
C.G. Monkman
Tindley
Porter
Mr. West
Ren Nate Ye Line Art Studio
E. N. Haugen
Tam
Walter Gorhan
Choteau, Mont
Beaupre
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