Local Items From Dupuyer Area Revenue and Social News
Local notes report religious services and dances, births, appointments, and business moves in Dupuyer and surrounding towns. Mentions Rev F L Buzzell, a new baby born to C W Goodrich, Robards Brown as head mixralogist, W J Strain visiting, W K Flowerree returning from the south, and a long Methodist service planned. Legal note of A M Kennedy vs Wm Hosdyskiess dismissed. Dr H Beaupre to Sweet Grass for ten days dentistry. Exposition ticket contest at Jos Hirshberg Co. Brewer to hold town hall services. Claims about dental care and printing. Thompson Ferris partnership dissolved. H R Ferris retires. Advertising for blacksmithing and Acantha printing. Dance at Woodman hall. tickets $1. First arrivals T S Rice and wife settling near Bynum. T V Lenoir reports from Minneapolis. Dupuyer favored. Watch cleaning offer from Jesse Collum Great Falls. Frank Shanks bound over for grand larceny. horse theft case with bonds at Shelby.
Runaway Fort Shaw Pupils Loot Priest Butte Home
A group of pupils from Fort Shaw Indian school broke into Chas. H. Connor’s homestead near Priest Butte last week. They destroyed most property, committed debris, and stole two of Connor’s horses. Warrants issued and sheriff’s deputy on the reservation seek the culprits. no arrests reported yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Shaw
Chas. H. Connor
Priest Butte
Mr. Connor
Kil raven Co operative Canal leader backs Hearst for president
John E. Burke, president of the Kil raven Co operative Canal Co, just back from Chicago after throat treatment, openly supports W R Hearst for the Democratic nomination and plans to advocate northern Montana at the national convention. The Acantha notes Burke would be a creditable representative for the unreconstructed Montana democracy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John E. Burke
Kilraven Co-operative Canal Company
Chicago
Mr. Burke
Chateau
W. R. Hearst
Montana
Hearst
Burke
Local Record Items From Choteau And County
Births announce a son to the wife of Prof. Witier on Monday April 1 1904 in a church note. Mrs Dutson and daughter travel to Salt Lake City to reside. Smallpox quarantine lifted in Cut Bank and Teton county declared free. Episcopal services led by Bishop Brewer at town hall Friday evening. Surveyor Shields returns from southern county work for Flowerree company. Feist and Tillett plan improvements to Collins sheep sheds. School closes for summer. Nellie R Brown to teach May term at Marias. Acantoa claims largest county circulation. Boorman Lumber’s first three warloads for Choteau yard due May 1 with lower prices promised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie R. Brown
Marias School
Chas. H. Connor
Boorman Lumber Company
Choteau
Thorne Relatives Arrive As Uncle Plans U.S. Visit
James Thorne reports his uncle Richard Thorne left England this week and will spend the summer visiting at Chateau and other places in the United States. He is expected to arrive in the early part of May.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Thorne
Richard Thorne
England
United States
Chateau
Judge D F Smith attends Montana Stock Growers meeting
Judge D F Smith traveled to Miles City for a Montana Stock Growers Association meeting in a trip not previously suspected for his interest in stock matters. The note details a new stage line from Choteau run by Chas F Green and concerns about Representative John H Webb illness and cancer at Columbus hospital with uncertain outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. F. Smith
Miles City
Montana Stock Growers Association
Kalispell Inter Lake
Choteau
Chas. F. Green
Lake Basin
Power
Montana & Great Northern Railway
Chateau
Proposals for Painting at Chateau Public School
Bids will be received until 6 p m Saturday April 30 1904 for painting all outside woodwork of the Chateau public school building. Bids for one and two coat work will be considered. All necessary information from Walter Mathews Clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau
Walter Mathews
Horses Showed in Cut Left Shoulder Describe Brand
Lone fragment notes horses with a cut left shoulder and brands on left thigh and vent area. Mentions origins and an address, but details are unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cnttle
Copartnership Certificate for Chotesu Mercantile Company
Herbert Strain and William J. Strain of Great Falls Cascade County Montana certify they form a copartnership doing business as Chotesu Mercantile Company in Choteau Teton County Montana. Notaries H R Ayer witnessed the signatures dated September 5 1903 with commissions expiring 1904.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Strain
William J. Strain
Great‘Falls
Cascade County
Montana
Choteau
Teton
Chotesu Mercantile Company
Great Falls
Cascade
W. J. Sprain
OH. R. Ayer
State of
Herbert Strath
H.R. Ayer
State of Montana
H. R. Ayer
Notice to Creditors John Malone administers Annie Malone estate
John Malone named administrator of the estate of Annie Malone deceased with first publication on April 14, 1904. Creditors are to present claims and proof of debts to the administrator at the designated locale by the law's deadline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Malone
J. E. Erickson
Chateau
Montana
John Malone
Annie ‘Malone
Dissolution of Thompson & Perris Partnership
Notice reports dissolution by mutual consent of Thompson and Perris in Chateau Montana. H R Ferris retires while H R Thompson and H R Perris continue the business. All accounts payable to H R Thompson. Chateau Montana April 15 1904.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thompson & Perris
Ohoteau
Teton County
Montana
H. R. Ferris
H. R. Thompson
H. R.R. Thompson
H.R. Thompson
H. KR
Paris
Chateau
Montana divorce summons in Teton County court
The District Court of Montana's Eleventh Judicial District in Teton County issues a summons in a divorce case brought by Jessie Pfeiffer against Peter Pfeiffer. The defendant must answer within twenty days or risk default judgment. the plaintiff alleges abandonment of common necessities for over a year and residency in Montana for over a year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
State of Montana
County of
Teton
Jessie Pfeiffer
Peter Pfeiffer
Montana
Hind
A. D
Sterling McDonald
James Sulgrove
Phil. I. Cole
Plainth
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Long,m. D
da Hamilton
Choteau, Mont
Brooks
Olaf Field
Shelby
Bcorney
Jackson Block
Cole
Attorney-at-Law
Jackson Block, Choteau, Mont
Buck
Dupuyer
Aldwork Guaranteed
Conrad, Montana
A. C Warner
U.S
Geo. W. Magee
Melson Collard
Palli
John W. Shields, C. E
Notary Pustic
F .E. J. Canney M. D
Conrad
Soo Son
F. L. Buzzell
C. W. Goodrich
Robards Brown
W. J. Strain
W. K. Flowerree
Lowry
A. M. Kennedy
Wm. Hosdyskiess
H. Beaupre
Sweet Grass
Jos, Hirshberg & Co
Bishop Brewer
Episcopal Church
Thompson & Ferris
Acantha
Woodman Hall
T. S. Rice and Wife
Columbia, Mo
N.tuttle
Bynum
T. Victor Lenoir
Minneapolis
The
Jesse Collum
Mont
Larsys Te Ae
Wit Iér
Lutherzwilling
M. Xe
Apeeach
RRS
Cut Bank
John W.shields
Flowerree Company
Feist & Tillett
Collins
Acantoa
John HE. Webb
Columbus
Webb
Cheteau
Veina Webb
Oupuyer, Mont
E. A. Savory
Ben. Feist
OF Collins
Mr. Feist
William Hodgskiss, Propr
the Mint
Main
A. QO
Longmuir
Propeetor
Hirshberg
Choteau, Montana
Safe Banking
Letters of
Teton Exchange
Teton Exchange Cigars
Babsi Export
Drs.Stephens & Chase
Conrad ‘Bank
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