Local items from Chateau area city notes and notices
Local items report visits and travel of residents including Elmer Genger and B S Merritt. Birth announced as a daughter to Dr and Mrs E L Jones. Community news covers sheriffs changes, hospital updates, and upcoming fairs and bazaars with plans at Chateau and Dupuyer.
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Miller
Jas. Innes
Jamey Collins
Dupuyer
Chateau
John Pfeiffer
Mr. Collins
R. P. Dean
P. A. Prince
New York State
Conrad Independent
E. L. Jones
Bose
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White House Coffee
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Howard
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Air Rifles
ASD
Lillian Young
W. B. Crittenden
Elmer Genger
Fairfield
B. S. Merritt
Mary Buzzell
Great Falls
John Eckford
St. Anthony & Dakota Lumher Co
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Choteau Hardware Co
L. H. Bush
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Mrs. Herline
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Sunriver
Verge & Weeks
C. M
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The
Jolly Matrons Club
Ladies’ Guild
Chateau Mercantile Building
Mesdames Jackson
Coffey
Looney
Jacobson
Ladies’ Industrial
the Glenloyd
F. S. Doege
McDonald
Christma Puzsles
Ongrabzen
Eyperick
Great Northern *Railway Co
E. J. Crary
Lyle
Lucy Prentice
Iowa
la Grippe
A. H. Doughty
Clifford Doughty
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Mr. Doughty
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W. E. Howard
Angus Rose
McGregor Hospital
J. M. Weaver
Wallace
Santa
Dick Meyers
G.R. Townsend
John A. Gleason
Gem
Women’s Auxiliary
Farmington
American Society of Equity
Nelson Bros
A. J. Cowell
Chateau Hardware Co
E. C. Houck
Bert Rose
Esmno
A. B. Andrews
Malone & Truchot
Great Fallou Meat Co
Mr. Malond
Todd.e
J. I. Cain
H.maccullough
Larson
Citizens State Bank
W. A. Emerick
Photographers’ Asociation of
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Louis Heyn
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Marguerite Clark
Parts Paramount
Friday Mollie King
Arthur Ashley
Paramount
John Barrymore In
Clifford Bruce
Dorothy Green
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