Brady Home Talent Play The Brookdale Farm in Choteau
Brady home talent presents The Brookdale Farm at Choteau High School auditorium to raise funds for the Choteau base ball team. Cast includes Squire Brooks Mrs Brook and Marion Brooks with characters such as Roy Harte sheriff Samuel Hunter and more. Reserved seats are on sale at Chateau Drug Co for 75 cents. general admission 50 cents. school children 25 cents.
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Brookdale
Choteau
Brady
Squire Brooks
Brookdale Farm
Ross Klepser
Roy
Harte
Geo. C. Whetstone
Dick Williard
Harry Lytie
Ben Holy
Placer Hotel
Brooks
Squire
J. L. Billings
Marion Brooks
B. T. Moore
Nan Cummings
Lo Tee Eenees
R. C. Woolden
Chateau Drug Co
Educational Building Endorsed for State Fair Grounds
State fair directors back Davee plan to raise funds for a new educational building at the State Fair grounds. Nellie R. Brown urges school boards to provide support or appropriations to aid displays and premiums, noting substantial funds already received and promising liberal premiums at the fair. Montana contests offer free Helena trips for top corn ears and hand made corset covers, with duties supervised by the Agricultural College and medals for winners.
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Nellie R. Brown
State Fair Directors
Davee
Montana
Helena
Bighorn
Custer
Dawson
Rosebud
Yellowstone
Agricultural College
J. H. Holst
Bozeman
Toole County Petition Approved for New County Creation
Word reached Chateau and Shelby Tuesday evening from the Montana Supreme Court clerk that the petition to create Toole County is sufficient. The board of county commissioners of Teton County was found regular and in accordance with law, clearing the way for election day Saturday in the proposed new county territory.
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Chateau
Shelby
Supreme Court of Montana
Supreme Court
Toole County
Board of County Commissioners
Teton County
Naturalization Declarations Filed This Week
Applications for final citizenship papers listed this week include Samuel Jordan of Canada from Sweet Grass and several declarations of intention. Names shown are Hattie Newland native of Germany Valier Walter Boumans and Herman Boumans both natives of Holland, Josef Honben Jules Voet native of Belgium and Odaaf De Rycke natives of Belgium and Valier.
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Samuel Jordan
Canada
Sweet Grass
Hattie Ernestine Newland
Germany
Porter
Roman Honben
Holland
Walier
Walter Boumans
Valier
Herman Boumans
Josef Honben
Jules Voet
Belgium
Odaaf de Rycke
American Flag Flies Over Vera Cruz
Reports say the United States has seized Vera Cruz with five battleships after a Marine landing. Four Americans were killed and twenty wounded. about 200 Mexicans died or were wounded as fighting continued through Wednesday night. Admiral Badger arrived with five battleships to reinforce the occupation.
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Vera Cruz
U. S
Mexico
United States
Badger
Washington
Free seed purity and germination testing offered at Bozeman lab
The State Grain Laboratory at the Montana Experiment Station in Bozeman offers free purity and germination tests for seed samples. Farmers and dealers can send small samples to receive quick results on viability and presence of noxious weeds, ensuring reliable seed quality.
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Bozeman
Montana
Stout Announces Crooked Democratic Nomination Bid
Congressman Tom Stout declares he will seek a Democratic nomination for Congress in the upcoming primaries. He emphasizes his record from his first term and says re nomination depends on the voters. Local Fergus county supporters expect his renomination without opposition and a likely November victory. Great Falls Tribune.
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Lewistown
Tom Stout
Stout
Washington
Capitol
Great Falls
Rangers Meet At Chateau Discuss Forest Admin Plans
A large gathering of Lewis and Clark nation forest officials met in the McDonald block to review last year's administrative issues and prepare for the fire season. Officials noted low snowfall and frost risk may dry woods. a May-June rain boost is hoped. The agenda covered timber sales, organization, grazing, telephones, and fire protection with a closing banquet at the Glenloyd hotel and attendance by Scott Leavitt and others.
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Lewis and Clark Nation
McDonald Block
Spaulding
A. P.townsend
Frank J. Jefferson
A. Woods
G. A. Terry
S. Sanderson
R. Townsend
D. F. Jefferson
Glenloyd
Forester Rutledge
Suffer
Adams
C. R. Townsend
F. J. Jefferson
Augusta
Bruce Neal
William Hoxey
Richard Dryden
Marshall
O. R. Olney
Strabane
Hk. A. Woods
Blackleaf
James Johnson
Dupuyer
Pike
C. L. Monroe
L. P. Jefferson
S. C. Sanderson
D. Lamka
J. T. Moore
Chateau
R. L. Rutledge
B. Adams
Missoula
Scott Leavitt
Great Falls
Civil actions filed with Clerk James Gibson this week
Fragments show Valigr Mercantile against Shelton and Hirshberg Mercantile Co against Nelson with abstracts of judgment. Note mentions abstracts of judgment and a form of docket entry. No clear dates, places, or complete entities beyond the firms and individuals named.
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James Gibson
Valigr Mercantile As
Shelton
Abstraet
Wiprud
MS. Ennai Abstract of
Hirshberg Mercantile Co
Nason
Interscolastic Track Meet Plans Progress In Missoula
The Missoula interscholastic track meet runs May 12 to 16 with official entry blanks sent to high schools. Principals must certify contestants meet Montana Athletic association rules and school requirements. A parade of athletes is planned before the first race with up to 48 divisions led by the Missoula band to showcase all entrants.
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Missoula
University of Montana
Montana Athletic Association
Teton County High announces May commencement week events
The provisional program for commencement week runs May 18 through May 20 with theme day class days and a Friday alumni banquet. The annual baccalaureate sermon is May 10 at First Methodist. A senior class farce Out of Town and a declamatory contest draw crowds. Fire fighting incident noted and war with Mexico mentioned.
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Teton County High School
Tabis
McMahan
First Methodist
Cc Cence
Jient George Lippard Omer Golding
Victor Parker
Miss Glazier
Memorial committee named to plan Carter Memorial
Gov. S. W. Stewart as chairman appointed the executive committee to handle all memorial arrangements and financing. Members include J. L. Doholl of Butte J. G. Bair of Chateau John D. White of Lewistown Col. Sam Gordon of Miles City C. H. Williams of Deer Lodge Sam D. Goza of Helena and C. J. MacNamara of Helena.
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Helena
Episcopal Church Notes and Marriage Licenses
Episcopal Church notes announce Sunday services on April 26 with morning study on Character of a Strong Man and evening pictures. Marriage licenses issued by Clerk James Gibson list John Williams and Elsie Hart as a pair. The page includes a humorous jab about the cost of living from the Chicago Record-Herald.
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Haley
James Gibson
John Williams
Cut Bank
Elsie Ella Hart
Great Falls
Preparations Underway as Huerta Fall Imminent
Sources indicate rapid preparations as tensions rise over Huerta’s potential fall. Officials convene meetings and security steps are planned in response to changing political instability and rising unrest.
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Huerta Falls
Homesteads of 640 Acres Opened for Stock Raising Lands
Washington April 16 a bill to open stock raising lands in the public domain for homestead entry was reported by the public lands committee after conference with the Senate and interior officials. The secretary would designate tracts up to 640 acres chiefly valuable for grazing with no merchantable timber and no irrigation potential. Entry requires permanent improvements totaling at least 1.25 per acre to perfect title.
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Washington
House
Public Lands Committee
Senate
Interior Department
Livestock Specialist Appointed by Montana Extension Service
Dr W J Hartman has been named livestock specialist in the Montana Extension Service. A farm boy with extensive practical and veterinary background, he will promote livestock breeding, care, and disease prevention across the state. Address requests for assistance to the Department of Extension Service Bozeman directed by F S Cooley.
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Montana
Nature
W. J. Hartman
Manitoba
Hartman
Ontario Agricultural College
Ontario Veterinary College
Chicago Veterinary College
Chicago
Hartman Fay
North Carolina
Gallatin Valley
Harling
Madison Square
Garden
Department of Extension Service
Bozeman
F. S. Cooley
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A. J. Breitenstein
New York
Rangers
Sam Crawford
Claudius and
Cynthia Utle
Maurice ‘Thompson
Wilma Jones
Gladys Whitacree
Mrs. McMahan
al, Powers Jerry
Bobbin Boy
Rosa Kirseh
New South
Henry W
Grady Lewis Bouma
Cee Teeeseeeeee
Glazier
Helen C. Roberts
J. G. Bair
Hf. T. Rhoads
Episcopal Church Notes
Chicago Record-Herald
THE
Montana Agricultural Extension Service
Hooth
Lincoln
Tooth
Ulysses
N. Y. City
High School