Local Items From Chateau Acantha Chronicle
Local notes describe a public stock sale closing May 12 1905 at the Art Studio new housing and framing options 25 moulding styles offered. A passenger auto to Collins available via Beaupre with Gateway Magazine subscription offer. Community notices include births, property moves, sick health and school visits from county officials and Epworth League social on April 14 at the M E church. Assessor reports wealth changes, horse ownership transfer and sheep sale to J B Long Co. May 1 delivery. Governor Toole issues quarantine on Dawson county sheep shipments under State Vet Knowles supervision.
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J. K. Toole
Dawson County
Knowles
Local Notes and Notices From Conrad Area
B D Abrams represents the Anaconda Standards in the city this week. A baby boy born April 1 1905 to the wife of P H Buckley of Sweet Grass died at birth. James A Huebes, a Conra d stockman, was a business visitor at the county seat this week. Mrs Geo C Taylor went to Butte to meet her grandchildren visiting for several weeks. Rev Pather Day of Helena held Catholic services at Chateau last Sunday and Monday. Attorney J G Bai went to Augusta on legal business returning Saturday accompanied by Geo C Taylor. Hos McDevitt, son of James McDevitt, former Shelby resident, arrested for burglary at Great Falls. arrested at Conrad. C R Scoffin and wife returned to Dry Forks near Conrad after wintering in California. health improved. H E Belcher A L Hoy K B Coine and J L Collins of Raymond bought one of R D Redman's jacks to engage in mule raising. Mules valued higher than horses. 1904 Montana mule stock 3446 head at 58.60. horses 222000 head at 38.00.
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J. G. Bai
Augusta
Geo. C. Taylor
Hos. McDevitt
James MceDevitt
Shelby
Great Falls
Conrad
H. E. Belcher
A. L. Hoy
K. B. Coine
J. L. Collins
Raymond
R. D. Redman
Montana
Election Returns For Teton County Free High Trustees
Official returns of the April 1 election name Long Coffey and Jacobson elected to two year terms and John S Gordon to fill the Brazen vacancy. Dupuyer district clerk misallocated 45 votes to the two year total. corrected to vacancy total. Canvass conducted by Dennis Webb and Sheriff McKenzie in absence of Bullerud and Cowgill.
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Teton County
Bullerud
Cowgill
Dennis
Webb
Sheriff McKenzie
Transit timings and fares for Great Falls routes
The listing documents minute by minute travel times and fares between Great Falls and various stops including Halladay's Cotfay's Scottin's and Hein's. It shows half minute to several minute durations with multiple 1 minute and 2 minute legs and several 0.50 to 0.70 fare values.
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Lau
Dressmaking at patrons homes on the beach
Miss Marcar s Nagle offers custom dressmaking from her home or clients’ residences on the beach. Enquiries directed to H. R. Thompson’s residence. Phone 53.
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H. R.thompson
Marcarsr Nagle
Tickets On Sale At Beaupre House
An upcoming event moves from test phase to real exposure with tickets available at the Beaupre House inviting attendees to participate.
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Beaupre House
Advertised Letters at Chateau Post Office
Week ending April 10 list includes Lytle Fred and Stone James. Call for letters and say advertised, pay one cent. C H Drake, P M
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Chateau
Ray mond News House site debate and ranch notes
The article reports on a court house debate, W S Clark’s extensive home ranch improvements with Frank Pings in charge, plans for a Canada trip by Will Campbell and J L Collins, cattle wintering well, Blackleaf Land and Cattle Company selling dry stock, a local telephone system planned, winter whist parties ending successfully, Mrs Belcher’s recent gathering, Sid Campbell taking an outfit job, Harry Collins cow work in the lower country, and A B Jones selling timber poles posts logs and fire wood at Pine Ridge crossing of the Teton with orders via Hodgkiss hotel.
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W.S. Clark
Frank Pings
Will Campbell
J. L. Collins
Canada
Belcher
Sid Campbell
Harry Collins
Jones
Pine Ridge
Teton
Hodgskiss
Choteau Baseball Club Dance Raises Funds at Woodmen Hall
At a Friday evening event in Woodmen hall the local baseball club netted a neat sum to buy a new outfit. The players thank Choteau citizens for liberal patronage.
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Woodmen Hall
Choteau
Premiums on Hides and Pelts from Dupuyer
M N Gordon of Dupuyer offers premiums on butchery hides and good pelts. He pays one pound of lard for each pound of hide.
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M. N. Gordon
Dupuyer
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