Local notices include sales, visits, and events in Choteau area
Town announcements report items such as Lloy Leech illness in Dupuyer, souvenir dishes at City Drug, Roy Putnam flying to Havre, Irish Costume ball March 17 1908, business visits by Jas Hughes and J A Bothell, Jay Cowell recovery, Nordhagen summer goods, W O W supper, coffee deal at Hirshberg Co, County Commissioner Miller visite, Nordhagen tailor samples, A Baart new shop photos and fortune telling, Walher Phelan church services, Dr Brooks improving, and a free dance at Bynum with music by Chas Parker.
Local residents and events update from town life
H L Halladay and wife spent a few days in town with their son Ray attending local school. Mrs I A Smith leaves for Edmonds Washington for health improvements and returns April 1. E J Roberson of the Cash store was indisposed, W H Gorham covered in his absence. Mrs J Hirshberg returned from Missoula. Mr Hirshberg met her in Great Falls. A Chateau racing association formed planning first race on St Patrick's Day. W E Collins finishes county records work on Flying U properties. Ed Logan returned from Great Falls for medical exam. Mrs Logan likely to avoid surgery. John Lyon canvassed for road supervisor petitions. Dr O A Kenck in Helena hospital improving. Mrs Kenck accompanying him. Lincoln's birthday commemorations held in schools with J G Barr addressing the life of the martyred president.
Irish Costume Ball Promises Fun and Prizes March Seventeenth
The Woodmen of the World host a Big Irish Costume Ball on March 17 with prizes for best costumes and a dance policy requiring outfits. Community notices include updates on local residents and medical concerns, including Nick Truchot's recovery from pneumonia and Miss Tilda Sweet's possible operation in Great Falls.
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Tilda Sweet
Great Falls
Local Visitors and Ranch Moves Highlight Dupuyer Scene
Miss Bertha Crose of Dupuyer visits hosts Mr. and Mrs. EH Savory. Miss Crone is sister to Albert and Frank Crone, noted High School students. D C Payne, from the Kropp ranch on the upper Teton, delivered sixty head of cattle to Cascade’s Mr Beecher and plans to move to a Geyser ranch soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertha Crose
Dupuyer
EH. A. Savory
Miss Crone
Albert
Frank Crone
D. C
M. E. Church History To Be Published Soon
Rev. George Logan and Rev. King of Bozeman are preparing the history of the M. E. Church for the next volume of the State Historical Library series. The volume is slated for publication next summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Logan
Helena
King of
Arington comedians cancel Chateau engagement
The Arington comedians slated for a week at Chateau next Monday cancel the date citing sickness among several members. The large company would have strained expenses and limited patronage in the small town, but a show must go on as the public faces changes and the manager plans to press on.
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Arington
Chateau
Chatéau
For Rent In Dupuyer Montana Blacksmith Shop
For Sare in Dupuyer Montana a first class blacksmith and carriage shop with two forges, only shop in 20 miles in a large settlement with big trade. Reason for sale poor health. For details write P. F. S. Denis Dupuyer Montana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dupuyer
Mont
P. FP. S. Denis
Montana
International runabout wowed by Conrad buyer
M S Darling of Conrad purchased from Hirshberg Co an international runabout, a high wheel pattern automobile famed as first class machinery. C Henry Mitchell, ex-resident of Chateau, left Boulder for Elkhorn to join its mining company. H H Cole, confirming the bank reopens, notes a $300 deposit once held at State Savings Bank of Butte.
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M.S. Darling
Conrad
Hirshberg Co
C. Henry Mitchell
Chateau
Teton County
Boulder
Elkhorn
Elkhorn Miding Company
Boulder Monitor
State Savings Bank of
Butte
H. H. Cole
Harry
Doctor’s Maxwell Buggy Won’t Run After Spark Timer Falls
Dr Long bought a Maxwell buggy but a screw fell into the spark timer on the first test day, ruining that part and preventing operation. A new spark timer is awaited in a few days so the vehicle can be reassembled and used. The Cash Bazaar and Studio closed briefly due to a child’s illness. the family moved back to an old house and reopened with health officer approval.
Reward for evidence in Pine Ridge Crossing arson
Fifty dollars reward for evidence to convict party or parties who set fire to my house at Pine Ridge Crossing Sunday Feb. 9 1908.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pine Ridge Crossing
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Russell
City Drug Store
Chateau Mercantile Co
Lloy Leech
Roy Putnam
Havre
Jas. Hughes
J. A. Bothell
Jay Cowell
Nordhagen’s
Lith
George Schmidt
Browning
Wife
Joe Perman
Chase & Sanborn
Hirshberg & Col
Miller
Belleview Ranch
O. M. Nordhagen
Choteau
Norice
Neverslip
A. Baart
Woodman Hall
Ifriday
Walher Phelan
Shalby
Brooks
Hirshberg & Co
Duve Stewart
Bynum
Chas. Parker
H. L. Halladay
Raymond
Town
Ray
E. J. Roberson
W. H. Gorham
Mr. Roberson
Works
J. Hirshberg
Missoula
Mr. Hirshberg
W. E. Collins
Flying U
Mr. Collins
Ed. Logan
Board of County Commissioners
John Lyon
O. A. Kenck
Abraham Lincoln
J. G. Barr
J. Be, Webb
Nick Truchot
George Allison
Dr. Long
Rod” McLebdd
Stackhouse Music
The
Filberts
Per Ib
Mackerel
Per
Department of the Interior
United States
Janu
John E. DE Haas
A.C. Warner
U. S
Ife
Ben Felst
Percy A. Corey
Collins
Kenneth McNenzie
Wiliam Hodeskiss
J. M. Burvincame
Register
United States Land Office
Charles A. Grant
Lowry
Township
Range
Dw.m.m
A. C. Warner
U.S
Angus M. Rose
Hayes Asher
Thomas Parks
Hanibal Adams
J.M. Burlingame
First
Richard F. Shields
Ranges
Calvin Stewart
John Hall
Philip A. Clack
Leonard L. Nash
J.M. Burturncase
Jacob Odenwald
Great Ialls
George Richards
Chateau, Mont
A. G O. Warner
Charles LePage
Hiram J. Loomis
Patrick Croasen
Willaim Wodgskiss
J.M. Burlingame, Register
Johnson Lumber Co
Conrad, Montana
Lontana
Veniences
Beaupre
Lethbridge
Alberta
Gerber
H. R. Thompson
Ee Sheer
Farmingnton
Teton Co-operative Creamery Assoc
Paul Jacobson
Ben Bollerud
Pres
O. Wagnild
Sec’y
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