Local Notes From Conrai and Surroundings
Hurley and friends in the punty seat on Sunday. Outing at Deep treelick with Mr and Mrs Barr and daughters and J Brooke and wife. Deputy H C Kunkel of Dupuyer reported seriously ill with typhoid. An exam in Whe anu on Friday and Saturday August 26 is announced. Rev Gee A Wells returned from the Methodist Episcopal annual conference. Mr and Mrs Ll Brokaw have returned to Corning Iowa after visiting in Chateau. L Easton and family of LaCrosse arrive to hunt and fish for a month. James Caldwell hired as guide. Mrs Sceth returned to Washington DC after visiting Chateau. The Bynum ache house moved and a twelve foot addition is under construction. Teachers institute at Chateau postponed to November. Three year old daughter of A M Walley died Saturday and was buried Monday. W Yeager announces price reductions for biog including oats barley and flax seeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. M. Walley
Bynum
Chateau and Farmington nine to play game in Choteau
The Chateau and Farmington baseball teams will meet on the grounds in Choteau next Sunday afternoon. Several local residents embark on fishing trips, including the Adlam and McLean families. A lands purchase by Chas McAlister and wife is noted along with minor injuries from a recent accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau
Farmington
Choteau
Local residents return from fishing trip and housing search
Lawrence Davs J E B Burke J A Pisher and J E D Haag came home last night from a fishing trip on the Teton Canyon. W D Jones and wife arrived from Diapuyer seeking a house for their family to live in during the winter while the children attend school. Miss Harrison from Austin Minnesota, recently employed as assistant teacher at the Teton County Free High School, arrived to begin new duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Davs
J. E B. Burke
J. A. Pisher
J. E. D.haag
Teton Canyon
W. D. Jones
Ace
Diapuyer
Ther Ftanly
Mss Harrison
Austin
M.an
Teton County
Hgh School
Roky Mountain Tea Promises Relief From Ailments
Advertisement notes Hollister's Roky Mountain Tea offering relief for trouble with dizay spell headache indigestion and constipation. Claims it will make you well and keep you well with a 35 cent price and available at City Drug Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollister
Long Hurt In Runaway At Burton Bench
Dr F A Long remains laid up at Beaupre house after a runaway on the Burton bench left him with a sprained ankle and other bruises. He hopes to be active again in a few days. A Missouri paper urges merchants to present accounts promptly. A local druggist collected a two year old bill from a young man, with charges for chocolates and a nursing bottle. A civil suit is filed in district court by Armedia Clark through W S Clark against A L Hoy H E Belcher W D Jones M Thos Manix E J Ganong R D Anderson BE Knowlton and Dennis Holland for $1000 for pasturing cattle on the Clark reservation Dry Forks. J G Bair represents the plaintiff. B J McIntire of Kalispell represents defendants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. A. Long
Beaupre House
Burton Bench
Missouri
Armedia 8
B. J. McIntire
Kalispell
Cowell and Kinneyus Buy Young Sheep Band
Cowell and Kinneyus bought a trio and a quartet of lambs from the 8S T Conoans, paying 3.25 per head for the three and 3.00 for the four. The purchase is praised as a top local deal and the expectation is an average of 12 pounds of wool per head next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cowell & Kinneyus
T. Conoans
Cheteau school district to open Tuesday with new staff
Trustees announce Cheteau school will open Tuesday September 5 with Principal E P Conwell former Volga 8 D first intermediate Miss Alice Smith Heron Lake MN second intermediate Mrs Nellie R Brown primary Miss Jennie Rals ton. J A Nelson of Nelson Coal Co from Great Falls arranged with Wm Hodgkiss to handle coal in the area. Nelson coal as a local product praised for heating, furnace and range use, government tests claim it surpasses Canadian coal, burns cleanly and does not clinker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheteau School District
E. P. Conwell
Volga
Alice Smith
Heron Lake
Minn
Nellie R. Brown
Jennie Ralston
J. A. Nelson
Nelson Coal Company
Great Falls
Wm. Hodgkiss
Nelson
Teas and Tablets Offered at City Drug Store
A druggist advertises Hollister's Rocky Mountain tea as a remedy to make a mother wealthy happy and compliant. The notice lists 35 cents for tea or tablets and directs readers to the City Drug Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gus
Hollister
Rocky Mountain
City Drug Store
Chicago Cattle Market Prices August 22 Report
Cattle receipts reach 8000 with prices down about 10 cents. Good to prime steers range from 5.30 to 6.15 dollars, poor to medium 4 to 6.25, stockers and feeders 2 to 4.25, cows 2.15 to 4.50, heifers 2.00 to 4.75, canners 1.25 to 2.00, bulls 2.10 to 3.85, calves 3.80 to 6.50, western steers 3.50 to 4.00.
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Chicago
Regular teachers' certificate exams set in Choteau
The next regular examinations for applicants seeking teachers' certificates will be held at the courthouse in Choteau Montana on Friday and Saturday August 25 and 28 1905. Breecca Acton County Superintendent of Schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Choteau
Mont
Breecca Acton
County
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Triumph
Women’s Union
Monarch
Mennen’s
J. W. Lyoes
Labiache
Grocery Department
Ralston
Curtice Bros
California
Sato Price
Studebaker
Oliver
Choteau Mercantile Company
Julius Hirshberg
Rom
Hurley
Conrai
Mrs. Barr
J. Brooke
Dupuyer
H. C. Kunkel
Wheanu
Gee. A. Wells
Illon
Episcopal Church
Ll. Brokaw
Virs. H . Thompson
Burton Beach
Corning
Iowa
LaCrosce
Fiaccasin
Mountins
James Caldwell
Sceth
R Amonta
S. McDonald
Wash Neton
D.C
Unty
Etta M. Schle
Mrs
M. D. Cassidy
Altyn
City
George Adlam
C. H. Drake
H. I. McLean
Tuais
Chas. McAlister
North Yakama, Wash
McAlister
Raston Ranch
Bennett Gelding
David H. Moore
D. D
M. EB
Chemulpo
Flowerrae Shees and Horse Co
C. J. Avina
Jos
Montana
Dorse
A. C. Longmuir
Edna
Anna Beaupre
Wasrep
N. O. Saterlie
Bynum, Mont
Great Falls Land
Chicago Livestock Market
Mounain
E. N. Haugen
Jand
Graves & Tompson, Choteau
Beaupre
Choteau, Montana
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