Home buying urged for Teton County towns
The February 11 1914 official paper notes a Lang birth in the Teton canyon and urges Chateau residents to buy locally to sustain town currency. It discusses Montana freight rate debates, calls for fair state commission investigation, and opposes both cut rates hindering service and excessive rates harming citizens.
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Montana
State Commission
Lincoln Birthday Observances Noted Across Grade School
Mildred Houck has been absent due to illness. The school schedules a Friday debate and a Lincoln birthday program with essays by Dolly Graves and readings by Rita Cohoe Harold Forrest and Ruth Zimmerman. Third and fourth grades prepare songs and readings, and a Valentine box event is planned for fifth and sixth graders.
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Lincoln
Dolly Graves
Rita Cohoe
Gettysburg
Harold Forrest
Ruth Zimmerman
Dorothy Pridham
Valentine
Olson
Ben Dorrington
Alva Larson
Lucile Sturgeon
Wallace Klockler
Maury Connelly
Willie Carson
The Development of Choteau No 2 Improvements Proposed
Dorothy Pridham outlines plans to improve Choteau including new sidewalks, paved streets, wider thoroughfares, and removal of saloons. Proposals cover sewers, lighting, electricity, better phones and telegraphs, stores, factories, hotels, boulevards, water supply, grain elevators, mail service, shops, dairies, policing, a business college, and a hospital.
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Dorothy Pridham
Central Avenue
Hall's Catarrh Cure Advertisement Statement
One hundred dollars reward offered for an uncured case of catarrh by Hall's Catarrh Cure. J Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio. Financial trust noted by National Bank of Commerce stating F 7 Cheney is honorable and able to meet obligations after 15 years of business history.
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Hall
J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
O. We
F. 7. Cheney
National Bank OF Commerce
O. Wall
Choteau Hopes For Bright Future
The passage expresses optimism for Choteau's future and a hopeful outlook on community progress and development. It reflects a forward-looking sentiment without detailing specific plans or events.
Coal price dispute prompts temporary 40 cent rise
The Great Northern quoted 5.15 on Bear Creek coal but later found the old 4.35 rate in effect. After selling a car the railroad collected 4.35 and the dealer will raise lump price to 7.50 at the bin until the rate is settled. Trade is given benefit during the adjustment.
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Great Northern
Bear Creek
Collins, Dutton and Power
Local notices and business moves from town sources
A. O. Pond reports a 36 pound weight loss since fasting. A. J. G. Bair returns from Great Falls. The Montana Agriculture Department issue arrives with valuable information. Articles of incorporation filed for Pondera County Abstract Co and Toole County Abstract Co. Lang Construction Co. rep J. P. Humphreys in Chateau for store front project. contract to be let Saturday. Young Ladies Sewing Club meeting postponed to February 17 at Miss Beale's with Mrs. Cowell.
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Pondera County Abstract Co
Toole County Abstract Co
J. P. Humphreys
Lang Construction Co
Great Falls
Chateau
Hirshbergs
Young Ladies Sewing Club
Miss Beale
Chas .Cowell
Grazing Permit Applications Due for Lewis and Clark Forest
Notice to all applicants that grazing permits for cattle horses and sheep in the Lewis and Clark National Forest must be filed at Chateau Montana on or before March 20 1914. Forest Supervisor Thos C Spaulding will provide fee information and blank forms upon request.
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Lewis & Clark National Forest
Chateau
Montana
Thos. C. Spaulding
Indian Census Montana Figures and Allocation Proposals
The Indian bureau reports 11 242 Indians in Montana with allotment funding proposed at 11 700 for Fort Belknap land division. It notes completed allotments on Blackfeet Flathead Fort Peck and ongoing work on Crow. New steps target Fort Belknap and Northern Cheyenne with partial allotment planned for Fort Belknap. Vital 1913 Montana Indian stats include births 401 deaths 369 tuberculosis cases 105 among children under three. Housing totals show 2 752 permanent houses and 384 tents. Hospital data cover one agency with capacity 11 beds and 236 admissions in 1913. Dr Murphy cites need for hospitals on Blackfeet and other reservations.
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Montana
Indian Bureau
Fort Belknap
Blackfeet
Flathead
Fortpeck
Crow
Northern Cheyenne
House Indian Committee
Bureau
Murphy
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Che Choteau
Acantha
C. G. Bishop
Choteas Montana
Official Paper
Teton County
Chas. Lang
The
Teton Canyon
Monday
Mildred Houck
Journal
Choteau
Hannan
Sunnyside Store Co., Power and Collins
Mont
Emerson and
P. O
Superior
Keystone
Emerson
Webber
Steel King
Schuttier
Clark
McCormick
Buffalo
N. Whitacre
A. O. Pond
Atorney
J. G. Bair
Department of Agriculture
Choteau, Montana
G. M. Coffey
P. H. Crossen
James Eckford
Hirshberg Bros
Mrs
T. A. Smith
Bakery
Son
South Main Street