Local Society Notes and Upcoming Events
The article lists upcoming events and novelties at local studios including lace and valentines. It invites readers to Woodmen hall on February 22 for Everybody's Friend and notes a neck-tie dance at Dupuyer on February 14 hosted by Mountain Meadow camp No 234 Woodmen of the World. A Catholic Ladies auxiliary concert at Woodmen Hall drew many citizens despite bad weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Ladies’ Industrial Society
Woodmen Hall
Dupuyer
Mountain Meadow Camp, No
Woodmen of the World
Woodmen ‘Hall
Brewster and Rosette Wed in Elizabeth Ceremony
Chas. F. Brewster and Miss Eliza Rosette of Elizabeth were married in the city last Saturday afternoon with Judge J. E. DeHaas officiating. Knights of Pythias members and spouses are urged to attend the anniversary celebration in lodge rooms on February 1, 1907.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eliza Rosette
Elizabeth
J. E. DeHaas
Knights of Pythias
Cascade Pastor J H Little Stricken With Pneumonia
J H Little the longtime Methodist pastor of Ulm and Sun River churches is seriously ill with pneumonia at his Cascade area ranch three miles east of Cascade. his long service and prominence in the region are noted as he receives care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.H. Little
Ulm
Sun River
State
Cascade
Gamble case set for trial in Chateau court
The case against A. H. Gamble charged with maliciously destroying part of the Seton Canal Company's irrigation ditch has moved from Judge Syse’s court at Parmington to Judge DeHaas’s court at Chateau and is set for trial Friday February 15 at 10 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. H. Gamble
Seton Canal Company
Weather and Lent season notes with wheat market call
Robert Stonehouse reports poor range but few stock losses early winter. Lent 1907 begins February 13 with Easter on March 31. Chateau Milling and Power Co offers top price for farmers wheat delivered to Chateau mill. Rail disruption near Roberts delays mail. local stage service delays blamed on railroad management.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Stonehouse
Chateau Milling and Power Company
Acantha
Chateau
Knowlton Files Desert Land Contest Against Greer Entry
Emery Knowlton of Raymond files a desert land contest against William Greer entry dated August 11 1902 for the s2 sect sw4 section 10 nw4 sed section 15 township 26 north range 7 west alleging failure to reclaim the tract within four years and to submit final proof. Hearing before BE Garrett U S Commissioner at Chateau Mont March 14 1907 and final hearing before the Register and Receiver at Great Falls March 21 1907. C E Trescott retained as Knowlton's attorney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emery Knowlton
Raymond
William Greer
Knowlton
BE. C. Garrett
U.S
Chateau, Mont
Register and
U. S. Land Office
Great Falls
C.E. Trescott
Local News Roundup from Cascade County
County clerks letters hover as officials plan days of legislative work. Freeman of Great Falls attends to district court matters. Nassett buys a yearling Percheron from Larson. Mint gin mill stocks up in Great Falls. Hobbins funeral in Great Falls tomorrow. Kropp and Von Bunk obtain marriage license. Drama Everybody's Friend postponed to February 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gay Franklin
Great Falls
Mint
Henry S’. Kropp
Colling
Lina von Bunk
Cascade County
Guthrie Brother of Local Principal Dies in Kentucky
Prof. A B Guthrie of Teton County High School received a telegram announcing the death of his brother Howard Guthrie at his Louisville home in Kentucky. The play Every body's Friend has been postponed one week and will be staged Friday February 22, 1907.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. B. Guthrie
Teton County High School
Howard Guthrie
Louisville, Ky
Everybody's Friend Theatre Offer Ends in Satisfying Note
A three act comedy drama titled Everybody's Friend promises awkward, amusing situations and a satisfying ending for all involved. The reviewer urges audiences seeking a good laugh to attend and enjoy the show.
Snowball damage at Acantha printing office
Over several days three windows at the Acantha printing office were broken by boys throwing snow balls. The breakage is costly, and the paper urges safer behavior in the future.
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Acantha
Montana Boosters meeting yields pleasant profitable session
Carlos Warfield returns from Helena reporting a very pleasant and profitable Montana Boosters session. He predicts significant good for the state from the business transacted. William Hodgskiss’ coal team reached Choteau last evening from Collins and got stuck in ashes in front of the Choteau house.
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Carlos Warfield
Helena
Montana
Wm. Hodgskiss
Choteau
Collins
Choteau House
The
Tribune
Worki Ug
Gouin Sentenced for Burglary in Deer Ladee Penitentiary
Israel Gouin 27 pleaded guilty to burglary in district court and received one year in Deer Ladee penitentiary. He was one of the passengers aboard the snowed-in trains at Cut Back last month and confessed to stealing a watch from a fellow passenger. Judge J K Ericksons arrived from Kalispell and noted little business on the docket with probate matters to be heard tomorrow.
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Israel Gouin
Deer Ladee
Gouin
Cut Back
J. K. Ericksons
Kalispell
Marning
Tandj
Erickson
Shelby
Billings
Chateau
Paris Tribune
Acantha
Tribune
Chateau Mercantile Company
Court House
Chateau Milling and Power Company
Montana
Choteau
Tibune
Judge grants Dan McGowan new trial delay
Judge Erickson orders attorneys for Dan McGowan to file a statement of motion for a new trial within fifteen days from January 30 1907. McGowan is serving a 28 year sentence in Deer Lodge for murder of Chas Arnold at Cut Bank over a year ago. Valley County News notes an examiner’s report on county treasurer Wofford’s estimated eight to eight thousand shortage and the Willow Creek Sheep Co. link with potential liability, with surety company indemnities covering losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erickson
District Court
Dan McGowan
McGowan
Deer Lodge
Chas. Arnold
Cut Bank
Wofford
Willow Creek Sheep Co
I. D. Coleman
J. T. ‘Fruscott
R. M. Lewis
Valley County News
Death of John Hobbins Pioneer of Montana Passed
John Hobbins a long time Montana resident died at Columbus hospital in Great Falls yesterday. Born March 19 1999 in County Galway Ireland he worked on Mississippi and Missouri river boats 1848 1853 then prospected in California for twenty years. He moved to Bannack Montana in 1863 later settled near Collins then Chateau where he engaged in sheep farming and acquired property. Funeral set for Great Falls tomorrow.
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Nahne
John Hobbins
Montana
Columbus
Great Falls
Mr. Hobbins
County Galway
Ireland
United States
Mississippi
Missouri
California
Sierra
Plumas
Bannack
Boise Basin
Collins
Chateau
Uncalled Letters List For Chateau Post Office Week Ending 1907
Advertised letters remaining uncalled for at the Chateau post office for the week ending April 4 1907. Recipients asked to call and pay one cent when inquiring, with Mary G Cross and Richard Collins named among addressees.
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Chateau
Mary G. Cross
Richard Collins
Real Estate Transfers in County Clerk's Office
Transfers filed this week include Frank H. Clare to Wm Hodgskiss for lots 8 and in the original townsite of Chateau for 100 dollars. Elizabeth Blake to Horace D. Upman for lots 11 and 12, block 29 in Hazlett's first addition to Chateau for 350 dollars. Wm Hodgskiss and wife to Horace D. Upman for lots 7 and block 51 in Hazlett's first addition to Chateau for 50 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank H. Clare
Wm. Hodgskiss
Chateau
Elizabeth Blake
Horace D. Upman
Hazlett
Chateau Weather Fears Fuel Shortage Stir Local Debate
The Chateau area reports a severe cold snap and light snowfall with the coal famine worsening. Court house and mills face fuel shortages while merchants lack hay deliveries, prompting competing papers to question the accuracy of alarming reports and defend local preparedness.
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Pergus County
Great L’alls
Jim Hill
James W. Freeman
Ned Wilcox
Bozeman
O. Larson
Ivor Nassett
Burton Beach
Lawrence Davis
T. L. Thompson
William Godgskiss
Jake Moore
Kodol
Office OF
the Prison Commission of
Georgia
Jos. S. Turner
Jom Eason
Clement A. Evans
J. C. Moore
Atlanta
E. C. DeWitt & Co
Chicago
Bara Ho
City ‘Drug Store
Pondera Bar
Monahan
Franklin
Conrad, Montana
the Mint
Teton County
INTER
Phil I. Cole
John FE. Burke
John BE. Burke
J.G. Bair
Main Street
Peten County
Joan BE. Detlaas
John FT. Burke
Bark
Ratate
Jultus Bionxstap
Julius Bjornstad
Law Office
Phil
EE Cote
Chotena
Sporwald Kiornstad
Prin. B. Coun
Wo W. Cone
Wirst
Department of the Interior
Lac
Greath Falls
Timothy Buckley
Sweet Grass
Geo. Davis
Jils
Ife
John Hath
U Henry Jacobson
Patrick H. Buckles
Olaf Pijel
Wl. M. Burlingame
Register
Montana & Great Nor
Thern Railway
Passen
Gers and Express
James Peebles
William Hodgskiss, Propr
St. Clair
Mont
Chieau
Ochotbal
Airliberg
Choteau, Montana
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