Local Notes and Visits Across Town
The embroidery club will meet Jan 8 with Mrs Wessell. Jos Daley is building a house in the south part of town. John Tane and family were in town from Saypo. Mayor Pings of Conrad visited Cha teau Tuesday. John Schultz Fairfield rancher was a business visitor in Chateau Tuesday. Commissioner Ryan returned north of Dupuyer Wednesday at the close of the board meeting. G B Christian ranch near Augusta reportedly sold to Barth and King of Helena who also sold a large East Helena ranch to Lewis Penwell. Mrs E H Ganong hosts her mother and sister of Columbia Falls. A saleswoman has joined the City drug store this week. Horace Upton's North Main residence framework is partly completed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. B. Christian
Augusta
Messrs. Barth and King
Helena
East Helena
Lewis Penwell
Great bar gains offer prompts quick investigation
Chateau Mercantile Co advertises bar gains this week and orders immediate action. G F Miller, chairman, departs to Belleview. Coroner Connor reports a man died at Drake drug store in Valier this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Connor
Drake
Valier
Commissioner Hughes Leaves Town After Meeting Closes
Commissioner H. F. Hughes departed town Wednesday morning as the commissioners meeting concluded the previous day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. F. Hughes
Local Notes and Social Happenings from the Walier Area
Robert Haymes returns from Walier after several weeks working there. Postings and logs near Pine Ridge two miles east of my ranch. J B Jones notes. P. I. Cole leaves for Arkansas to visit relatives. Mrs. Cole stays there several weeks and will return mid January. Royal Milling Co of Great Falls installs new mills raising capacity to 1000 barrels daily. Chester S Nison and Zelpha Gordon wed quietly at P B Christian’s home in Augusta. Nixon is Christian’s nephew. Carl Tschepen, plumber, travels to Havre then plans return to work on contracts and water works franchise. J H Sherburne, Browning merchant, tours Dupuyer country and Conrad with J B Webb to view land. The aged father of L A Peterson of Burton bench dies after illness. remains laid to rest in Farmington Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester S. Nison
Mies Zelpha Gordon
Augusta
P. B. Christian
H. A. Prescott
Nixon
Calendar shortage clouds Chateau Mercantile orders
The Acantha failed to receive a fine line of calendars for Chateau Mercantile Co due to the supplier being out of stock. Customers face delays as the year progresses with no replacement order possible on short notice. Joe Masden, a carpenter seen around town for two months with C W Wyner Bret Read and others, died Tuesday at St Clair lodging house of pneumonia. He claimed English birth but had not contacted family in fifteen years. The death certificate lists his age as 46. The remains were buried at Chateau cemetery yesterday afternoon.
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Acantha
Chateau Mercantile Co
Joe Masden
C. W. Wyner
Bret, Read
St. Clair Lodging House
England
Chateau
Giveaway of a White Sewing Machine Before Christmas
We offer a $75 White Sewing Machine as a prize to a customer before Christmas at Lou Coy House Furnishings Co in Great Falls Montana. Each $1 purchase earns one entry ticket, with additional items available for trade.
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LOU Coy House Furnishing CO
Great Falls
Montana
Joint installation of officers by Queen Rebekah No 31 and Chateau No 11
Queen Rebekah lodge No 31 and Chateau Lodge No 11 plan a joint officer installation at the Odd Fellows hall in the Connor building on January 8 1910 All Odd Fellows and their families and sweethearts are invited Refreshments will follow the installation CHAS S PARKER N G CHAS H CONNOR Sec
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Queen Rebekah
Chateau Lodge
Odd Fellows Hall
Connor Building
When God Lets Loose a Thinker Quote
Emerson warns that once a thinker is unleashed on the world all risk arises. No science, literary fame, or moral standard is safe from revision or condemnation as generalization reshapes thought and belief. The passage emphasizes the volatile power of new ideas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Waldo Emerson
Four Wooden Evangelists Trigger London Bishop’s Quip
During a church inspection in Blomfield’s London diocese the bishop found four wooden figures behind the pulpit the architect said represented the four evangelists The bishop remarked they appeared asleep and ordered the eyes opened with a chisel sparking a humorous exchange.
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Blomfield
London
John
Park Hotel Furnishings Sold At Exchange Store
Notice announces sale of all Park hotel furniture and furnishings after purchase. 106 complete bedroom outfits plus additional stock will be sold quickly at the Exchange across from the main store. Cash preferred, credit accepted, inquiries welcomed to acquire items for one room or thirty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
the Park Hotel
Gale
Exchange
Citizens State Bank of Chateau Stockholders Meeting
The regular annual meeting of the Citizens State Bank of Chateau Montana will be held at the banking office on Monday January 3 1910 at one o clock p m for the election of a board of directors and any other business which may regularly come before the meeting. James Eckford Cashier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Citizens State Bank of
Chateau
Montana
James Eckford
Church Notes Sunday Services and Activities
Church notes announce services Sunday at 10 30 a m and 7 45 p m with Sunday school at 11 30. Classes and efficient teachers for all. Junior League meets Saturdays at 3 p m. G H H Heizer is pastor and A B Guthrie leads Sunday School. Edith Luther presides over Epworth League.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HH. Heizer
B. Guthrie
Edith Luther
Epworth League
Legal Blanks Catalog Listing Residential and Mortgage Forms
The Acantha advertises stock of legal blanks including notices of water right leases satisfaction of mortgage renewal of chattel mortgage bills of sale warranty deeds real estate mortgages chattel mortgages quit claim deeds promissory notes and receipt books with pricing per quantity to suit orders.
Sheriff Sale Notice in Montana Court Case 1909
The sheriff announces a public sale of property in Teton County Montana arising from a 1909 court case between George A Woods and Ernest Bondurant and Wm Bevens. On December 1 1909 the east half of the southwest quarter the southeast quarter of the northwest quarter and the southwest quarter of the northeast quarter of section five township twenty eight north range 3 west will be sold at the courthouse door in Choteau Montana to the highest cash bidder. First publication December 2 1909.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judicial District Court
State of
Montana
Teton
George A. Woods
Ernest Bondurant
Wm. Bevens
Teton County
Montanaviz
Section Five
Township Twenty
Range 3
Chateau
Wm. Bevensin
A. D
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China
Pipes
FAC
Tory
Jos. Daley
John Tane
Saypo
John Schultz
Ryan
Dupuyer
E. H. Ganong
Columbia Falls
City
Horace Upton
North Main
G.F. Miller
Board of County Commissioners
Belleview
Burton Beach
Roosevelt
Cook and Peary
WM. van
Deriet
Farmington, Mont
Rose Comb
Choteau, Montana
Robert Haymes
Walier
Pine Ridge
B. Jones
P. I. Cole
Arkansas
Mrs. Cole
Royal Milling Co. of
Carl Tschepen
Havre
J. H. Sherburne
Browning
J. B. Webb
Conrad
L. A. Peterson
Burton Bench
Farmington
Kid Mittens
Chas. S. Parker
N. G
Chas
H. Connor
Sec
Lou Coy
First Ave
Stockholders’ Meeting
Sheriff’s Sale
K. McKenzie
Sherrif
H. R. Thompson
Lethbridge Coal