Local Gleanings Report Miscellany From Choteau Area
Local notes include illness recovery for C. E. Justice and a newborn burial for Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Earl. A. L. Uoy visits from Raymond ranch. Mrs. E. B. Cohoe hosts Guild. Mrs. E. B. Ganong hosts Barbara Loeffler from Columbia Falls. Eastern Star plans two meetings monthly. Mrs. E. D. Pierce visits Ard Moore in Farmington. A. B. Jones reports ranch logs near Pine Ridge. L. W. Leir returns from Chicago with cattle prices. J. A. Van Buskirk and wife visit. he serves as juror. Mrs. Van Buskirk improving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. van Buskirk
Shelby
Mr. van Buskirk
Dupuyer
Ranch House Finished Near Belleview Signals Return
Bret Read and T. O. Olsen came back Saturday evening from the Watson ranch near Belleview after completing a commodious ranch house there last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bret Read
T. O. Olsen
Watson Ranch
Belleview
Dinner guests join Cowells for Saturday evening
William Johns and wife mourn the death of their four month old child found dead in bed Friday. The infant was laid to rest Sunday in Choteau Cemetery. Guests at the Cowell dinner included W L Campbell of Walier E B Leech of Dupuyer and A J Guthrie and wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A.J. Cowell
W. L. Campbell
Walier
E. &. Leech
Dupuyer
A. B. Guthrie
William Johns
Choteau
Public Horse Auction Attracts Devoted Bidders In Wet Weather
H W Yeager hosted a well attended public sale last Saturday selling about thirty horses at strong prices despite the rain. In unrelated news, Robert Stewart and Miss Linder, longtime Chateau residents, wed in Great Falls with Rev J A Martin officiating. They will reside in Lethbridge after the ceremony. Stewart has lived in Choteau at various times, formerly from Augusta, while Linder came to Choteau last summer with her mother. two of her brothers already live here. The couple’s friends wish them happiness.
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H. W. Yeager
Robert Stewart
Miss Linder
Chateau
Great Falls
J. A. Martin
Lethbridge
Mr. Stewart
Choteau
Augusta
Detroit
Mich
Mercy Friends
Character Molds the Face The Ruskin Reflection on Virtue and Grace
The passage asserts that divine study of godliness and charity shapes the face and body, bringing new fairness to features. It argues moral and intellectual faculties govern movements and gestures, with right feeling guiding graceful actions.
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John Ruskin
Son Replies to Tax Notice About Deceased Father
George Grossmith receives a tax notice mistakenly assessing his deceased father’s income at 10000. He returns it with a note saying his father is doing well in the next world and requests the notice be forwarded to his new address.
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George Grossmith
British Income Tax Commissioners
Grossmith
Reverend George Logan publishes North Montana mission history
Friends in the town secure copies of Rev. George Logan's new book issued by Methodist Book Concern. The history covers the Kalispell mission and the Deaconess hospital in Great Falls and reflects Logan's long church service. Rev. Heizer handles book sales in Choteau.
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George Logan
Methodist Book Concern
North Montana
Kalispell
Methodist Church
Great Falls
Heizer
Choteau
Fly in Soup Trick Turns Sour in Louisville Eatery
A Louisville man orders soup in a restaurant. A fly is found in the bowl. He drops a coin into the plate and calls for another soup. The waiter returns with a fresh bowl, while the customer retrieves the coin from the original bowl and exposes the waiter’s sudden misfortune.
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Louisville
Scotsman Bets, Checks Banknotes, Finds One Bad
A Scotsman wins at an English race meeting and collects seven sovereigns from a bookie. He inspects each coin before putting them away. The bookie asks about the bad coins. The Scot replies he chose carefully and did not trust any bad sovereigns being among them.
D Ennery Wit and Western Warnings
The text recounts a French dramatist D Ennery’s quips about his plays at the Tuileries and a London dinner anecdote featuring a British girl reacting to American western myths. It contrasts theater gossip with travel lore and misperceptions about wigwams and rattlesnakes.
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D'Ennery
Eugenie
D’ennery
Tuileries
London
United States
West
A Sartorial Reflection in Pulpit Sermon
A young clergyman on his first appearance in the pulpit errs by critiquing vanity in his sermon. He remarks that many women come to church to show their best clothes and then, glancing at the crowd, says he is glad none have come for that unworthy reason.
Legal Blanks and Receipts Catalog in Acantha
The Acantha lists legal blanks for notices and filings including Water Right notices, Satisfaction of Mortgage, Renewal of Chattel Mortgage, Bills of Sale, Warranty Deeds, Real Estate Mortgages, Chattel Mortgages, Quit Claim Deeds, Promissory Notes, Receipt books, and School Reports, with per hundred pricing and tab options. Prices range from 35 to 1.00 per 100 and sections note forms for notarized requirements under new law.
Sheriff’s Sale Notice in Teton County Montana
The Eight Judicial District Court of Montana Teton County levies on real estate in Ernest Bondurant and Wm Bevens names. On December 21 1909 the sheriff will sell at Chateau Montana court house front door to highest cash bidder the described sections and quarters in section five township twenty eight north range 3 west. First publication December 2 1909.
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Judicial District Court
State of
Montana
Teton
George A. Woods
Ernest Bondurant
Wm. Bevens
Teton County
Chateau
Wm. Bevensin
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Pipes
FAC
Tory
Cuy Trae
Kid Mittens
C. E. Justice
J. B. Johnson
A. L. Uoy
Raymond
E. B. Cohoe
The
Guild
EB. H. Ganong
Barbara Loeffler
Columbia Falls
Eastern Star
Pine Ridge
A. B. Jones
A. B. Earl
L. W. Leir
Town
Chicago
Burton Beach
Roosevelt
Cook and Peary
Seattle
WM. van DE Riet
Farmington, Mont
Rose Comb
Choteau, Montana
Collins, “Mont
Acantha
Sheriff’s Sale
K. McKenzie
H. R. Thompson
Lethbridge Goad
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