Local items from town and nearby communities
Local notes list visitors from Fairfield Shelby and Dupuyer and A marriage license issued to Walter Lang and Josephine LaRance of Choteau. Town figures and hotelmen visit, plus professional changes at Connor blacksmith shop and Ingevold Lestrud leaving his post. Postmaster Cowgill returns from Birch Creek and Great Falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Lang
Josephine LaRance
Choteau
Cowgill
Birch Creek
Great Falls
Local notices and business ads populate Montana segment
A mixed set of notes reports sales pitches for Hall's Catarrh Cure and family remedies, plus local social items. Mentions include Mrs. Anderson’s cottage, the Verge funeral in Great Falls, the Spauldings at Herman Bamberger house, Deputy Sheriff Richards from Cut Bank, and travelers Julius Hirshberg and Ernest Friedlander. Rogers Templeton Lumber Co. promotes a booklet, while Great Northern survey through Bret’s holdings ties to state matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julius Hirshberg
Arthur Hirshberg
Ernest Friedlander
Herbert Strain
Great Falls
Wilcox Family Moves to Priest Butte Homestead
C G Wilcox and family relocate to their homestead east of Priest Butte this week. He has rented his Chateau residence to B B Crawford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. G. Wilcox
Priest Butte
Mr. Wilcox
B. B. Crawford
Beaupre Block Gets Fresh Paint in Ongoing Improvements
The Beaupre block undergoes a fresh coat of paint this week as part of ongoing improvement work. Crews apply exterior finishes to brighten storefronts and protect structures during the ongoing project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gener
Local notables and town changes stir county news
Miss Baer resigns after a month in the county clerk office and leaves for Great Falls. Cut Bank pushes to establish a U S land office with petitions in the north end. Gilmac will keep its name while nearby Gilman in Dawson County becomes Heckman. Mrs McDonald and family return from Canisteo New York. Mrs Aiken of Missoula visits C F Green and sisters. Hodgskiss hall block gains a new paint job by Charley Parker. John Hannon plans to open a store in the Mint building. Byrand maps Muddy ranch and plants 4000 trout fry in his reservoir. trespassing, ducks, and game law issues prompt Engrand to warn resorters. Winter wheat growth is favorable per Byrand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilmac
Gilman
Montana
Dawson County
Heckman
P. Byrand
Eyraud
Engrand
Acantha
Byrand
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John C. ‘Taylor
Geo. Harris
Fairfield
A. A. Brooks
Collins
J. H. Daley
Shelby
Whitacre
E. E. Leech
Walier
Mrs. Cowgill
C. F. Green
Ingevold Lestrud
Connor Blacksmith Shop
Jesse Davis
Carlisle, Ark
Ora Knowlton
Blackleat Country
Chas, Rankin
Connor
CG. M. Roberts
John
Jos
Matchette
Dupuyer
Couerty Seat
Homer Pfrimmer
Nels Saterlie
Bynum
D.L. Stansberry
Raymond
Hall
YF. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
O. We
F. J. Cheney
National Bank OF Commerce
Verge
Mrs. Spaulding
Herman Bamberger
Richards
Cut Bank
Alex
Rogers Templeton Lumber Vo
Mrs. Newton
Missoula
Mrs. Eccles
Hannah Eccles
Manuel Jacobs
Long Beach
Cal
Rogers-Templeton Lumber Co
Power
Bret Read
Porter Bench
The
Great Northern Survey
Bret
K. G. McLean
Mrs. McLean
Mr. McLean
Pianos
St. Pree
Starck
H. K. Ferris
Hirshbergs
Hirshberg Bros
Choteau, Montana
Haugen
Miss Baer
United States Land Office
Aiken
Janesville, Wis
Chateau and
C.F. Green
Mrs. Wilcox
Mrs
Read
Hodgskiss Hall
Charley Parker
John Hannon
St. Paul
St. Louis
Mr. Hannon
Mint
Main and
Conrad
Carrie M. Verge
Just
Norfolk
Chateau Mercantile Co
Hamilton Streets
A. E. Rogers
Montana Implement Co
Chas. H. Connor
Court House
Chateau
Netelis R. Brown
Joseph Hirshberg
Hirshberg Brothers, Bankers
Teton County
Studebaker
New York
Minneapolis
South Bend, Ind
Chicago
Dallas
Kansas City
Denver
Saltlake City
San Francisco
Portland, Ore
Bakery
Son
South Main Street
Woodlark
Choteau Drug CO
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