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Sheriff Kenneth McKenzie visited Great Falls on business this week. Ernest Bondurant of Conrad was a county seat visitor last week. North Burton beach area offers two land sections with running water. Inquiries to L A Frey at Chateau Mont. Rough native lumber at 315 per thousand from Dupuyer saw mill. Miss Rebecca Acton, county superintendent of schools, returned from a Dry Forks official school visit.
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Kenneth McKenzie
Great Falle
Ernest Bondurant
Conrad
Burton Beach
L. A
Frey, Chateau
Mont
Dupuyer
Rebecca Acton
Dry Forks
Odd Fellows Anniversary and Canal Stock Meeting
The eighty seventh anniversary of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows will be celebrated by Chateau Lodge No 11 next Saturday evening April 28 at their lodge room in the city. Farmers Cooperative Canal stockholders meet May 8 at 2 pm in district No 8 school house to vote on increasing capital stock. Graham and Finlayson, woolgrowers of Conrad, bought ranches of Henry and John Crichton for about 26.00 per acre. Crichtons plan to move to Alberta to continue stock business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Organization of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows
Chateau Lodge No. 11
Odd Fellows
Farmers’ Co- Operative Canal Company
Ole Wagnild
L. Tellefson
Messrs
Graham & Finlayson
Conrad
Henry
John Crichton
Dry Forks
Crichton
Alberta Eountry
Autopsy Held in Rutherford Death Case Near Dupuyer
Dr Thes Brooks and County Attorney Phil S Cole conducted an autopsy on James Rutherford last week. Charles Davlie of Birch Creek is alleged to be responsible for the death. Assisted by Dr Martin of Browning and Dr Stone of Dupuyer, the physicians reportedly found a fractured skull though results were not released.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thes. Brooks
Phil S. Cole
Dupuyer
James Rutherford
Chas. Davlie
Birch Creek
Martin
Browning
Stone
Rutherford
Public Administrator Sells Estate Property in Conrad
Public Administrator W. H. Franklin of this county traveled from Butte last week to handle district court matters and left Monday for Conrad where he conducted an administrator's sale of the estate of W. H. Fisher deceased. Franklin plans to return to Butte to close his business then move back to Teton county due to Mrs. Franklin's health. they may spend the summer at the Hot Springs in Sun River canyon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Franklin
Butte
District Court
Conrad
W. H. Fisher
Chicago Livestock Market Report
Chicago April 17 cattle receipts 500 market steady beeves four dollars per hundredweight cows and heifers 1 75 to 5 25 stockers and feeders 2 75 to 4 70 sheep receipts 17 000 market steady sheep 3 75 to 6 35 lambs 4 30 to 6 75
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Chicago
Teton County Fair Opens This Week 1906
The note lists the Teton County Fair dates September 18 to 21 1906 and nearby happenings. It mentions local residents Mrs H L Halladay returning from Great Falls Mrs D D Cole improving after illness John E Burke visiting from Great Falls for Chas Gies liquor business Rev Archibald Stewart Kerr visiting from Kendal Moot in Chateau George C Taylor and wife planning a stay in Butte and possible relocation. The piece also covers a baseball game Burton bench vs Chateau 6 to 5, Keota Alberson stallion available for breeding at Chateau, building supplies for sale at Pine Ridge crossing and ongoing legal and business movements involving local figures.
Marriage of Thomas Holmes and Lillian Stanley in 1906
Mr Thomas Holmes and Mrs Lillian Stanley of Choteau wed at the Choteau House parlors on Tuesday afternoon April 24 1906 with Rev W W Van Orsdel officiating. County Clerk A C Warner left for Helena to testify in the United States versus the Conrad Investment Company regarding Birch creek waters before Chancellor Oliver T Crane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Holmes
Lillian Stanley
Choteau
Choteau House
W. W. van Orsdel
North Montana
M. E. Church
Acantha
A.C. Warner
Helena
Dupuyer
Birch Creek
United States
Conrad Investment Company
Oliver T. Crane
Blacksmith Connor Introduces Welding Prep For Castings
C H Connor of Chateau announces a new welding preparation for repairing broken castings. Tests over the past two days show the process is first class. Bring old castings for repair now using the new technique.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. H. Connor
Chateau
Local Trade and Notices From The City Shops
Spring and summer neckwear, new goods at Jos. Hirshberg & Co. Onion sets and seeds also offered. S M Carson sold a hot air pumping engine to W K Plowetree in Lowry. Band instruments to be collected at Dr F A Long’s office. Art Studio offers burnt leather goods and small items. Whitefish Montana plans to issue 30000 dollars in bonds for water works. W K Flowerree returns from Florida health trip reporting improvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jos. Hirshberg & Co
Deacon Play Benefits California Sufferers
The Chateau Dramatic Club staged The Deacon at Woodmen hall last Monday to aid California earthquake victims. About 70 dollars after expenses was raised and sent forward. Kenneth Stonehouse, from Bynum, announced the new Bynum store run by Stonehouse Bros. should open around May 1 with a full general merchandise line. W A Whittaker, a Muddy native, returns from Colby Washington with plans to relocate to the coast. J Carney nearby is prospering. School board elected George Adlam as chairman Byron Corson as clerk. Prof. E P Conwell re appointed principal for nine months at 1350 dollars. Nellie R Brown named intermediate teacher with 100 monthly salary and 4900 for term. Miss Gordon from Button bench named primary teacher. Fourth teacher pending May. Summer schoolhouse improvements planned including shed removal and brick or stone closets.
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Chateau Dramatic Club
Woodmen Hall
California
Kenneth Stonehouse
Bynum
The
Acantha
Stonehouse Bros
George Adlam
Byron Corson
E. P. Conwell
Nellie R. Brown
Miss Gordon
Buttom
For Rent Hay Ranch 160 Acres in Choteau Montana
A 160 acre hay ranch with abundant irrigation water and a flowing well is available for rent. The property is offered at a cheap price with immediate acceptance. For details contact Paul Jacobson in Choteau Montana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Jacobson
Choteau
Mont
Chateau Dancing Club Hosts Regular Dances at Woodmenhall
The Chateau Dancing club holds regular dances at Woodmenhall. All members are asked to attend and others are invited to enjoy a social dance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau
Woodmenhall
Also Mentioned on This Page
Montana Implement Company
Great Palls
Montana
Deering
Milwaukee
Bain, Schuttler
Winona
Chicago Livestock Market
Chateau Mercantile Company
Teton County
H. L. Halladay
Great Falls
D. D. Cole
John E. Burke
Chas. Gies
Archibald Stewart Kerr
Kendall, Moot
George C. Taylor
Burton Bench
Bench Boys
Keota Alberson
WM. Hodgskiss
Pine Ridge
Teton
Chateau House
A. B. Jones
B. J. McIntyre
Kalispell
Charles Arnold
Cut Bank
Dan McGowan
Phil I. Cole
McGowan
J. W. Jameson & Son
Nebraska Flour and Meal Miller
Stella, Neb
the Mint
Booze Boudoir
Ing
A O. Longmuir
Main
Jos
Hirshberg & Co
S. M. Carson
Lowry
W. K. Plowetree
Chateau Band
F. A. Long
Whitefish
Flathead County
W. K. Flowerree
Florida
Chateau Mercantile Co
Tal
W. A. Whittaker
the Muddy
Colby
Wash
Mr. Whittaker
Washington
J. Carney
SALE
White Goods
Gordon
Studebaker
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