Possibilities In Choteau Show Dream To Beautify Town
A Women's club paper by Mrs. J J Greene urges Choteau to pursue a Chateau Beautiful vision. It stresses municipal clean up, pride in streets, water, sidewalks, and schooling, and urges a townwide effort with a dedicated clean-up day and public write‑ups to rally residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Club
Chateau
Sunday Tribune
Choteau
Great Falls
Kalispell
Montana
Tribune
Court House
Court Grants Liquor License Renewal For Collins Hotel
District Court Judge Ewing and Court Reporter Silk convened a special session to hear Kirschenmann and Hausauer of Collins appeal of the county commissioners denial. The court found the petition valid and granted renewal upon payment, then sentenced two Conrad defendants for grand larceny and fined L. A. Rein for trapping beaver.
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Ewing
Silk
Great Falls
District Court
Kirschanmann & Hausauer
Collins
Board of County Commissionees
Teton County
Montana
John Kirschenmann
George Hatu- Sauer
Alfred Garcia
Joe Marcus
Conrad
Conrad Meat Co
L. A. Rein
Resume of Legislature Sees Speed Key as Sessions Near End
The senate advances work while the house faces a flood of bills with less than two weeks left in the session. Bills introduced include 162 in the senate and 316 in the house. many measures await action, with reports urging tax reform and fairer assessment. A farm loan amendment aims to help unbroken land access funds and enable homesteads and ranches to finance breaking, improving, and cropping.
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Senate
House
New House
Special
Express
Pullman
Bent
Annin
Judiciary Committee
Supreme Court
Edwards
Montana
Roberts
Lincoln County
Hass
State Land ‘Board
Civil Actions Filed This Week At Court Clerk Office
The past week filings include F. R. Henry versus W. E. Arnot for transcript of judgment Ruth Elliott versus Frank M. Elliott for divorce and Joseph Kernan versus Otto K. Speer for recovery, all noted by Clerk Paul Jacobson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Jacobson
F. R. Henry
W. E. Arnot
Ruth Elliott
Frank M. Elliott
Joseph Kernan
Otto K. Speer
Alexander Burrell Buried After Montana Mining Career
Alexander Burrell, born January 14 1851 in Edinburg Scotland, died at the Eclipse Argo mines near Canyon Ferry from heart failure. He lived in Morris Illinois and Chicago before moving to Montana in 1888, rising to manager of Montana Mining Company for the Americas. He served in the Montana House in 1893, married Abbey Kiersted in 1879, and leaves eight living children George Sidney Howard Nan plus five others. funeral set in Helena Friday.
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Chateau
Alexander Burrell
Eclipse-Argo
Canyon Ferry
Mr. Burrell
Edinburg
Scotland
Archibald
Eliza
Telfer) Burrell
America
Chicago
Burrell
Montana
Montana Mining Company
Marysville
Montana Company
Teton County
House of Representatives
Lewis and Clark County
Rerepublican
Abbey Kiersted
Morris
T. H. Givens
George
Sidney
Howard
Nan
Helena
Fire Ignores Winds as Chateau Barn Burns in Loss near $10,000
A Wednesday night blaze at the Hodgskiss livery barn in Chateau destroyed the barn and tools and several horses. Dozens of local residents saved animals and prevented wider damage, though eight to nine horses perished. Losses to individuals included McLain tools about $700, Johnston gear around $500, and uninsured property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau
Hodgskiss
W. R. McLain
Power-Morgan
Acantha
S. Johnston
Bar Mountain
Mr. Johnston
Walter Scheel
Dupuyer
Marriage Licenses Issued This Week by Clerk Paul Jacobson
Walter Scheel wed Emma Angell of Walter. Tom Bear and Maggie Tong-Time-Sleeping of Browning. Oliver K. Davis and Elizabeth Ault of Sollid. Charles E. Riebhoff and Martha M. Winkelmann of Power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Jacobson
Walter Scheel
Emma Angell
Walter
Tom Bear
Maggie Tong
Browning
Oliver K. Davis
Elizabeth Ault
Sollid
Charles E. Riebhoff
Martha M. Winkelmann
Power
Halvorson Loses Damage Suit Against Cut Bank
Word from Great Falls reports H. L. Halvorson lost his damage suit against the city of Cut Bank over flooding of the Metropolitan hotel basement during a torrential rainfall last summer. Judge Leslie handed down the decision early this week with Halvorson bearing costs except the city’s legal fees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pioneer Press
Great Falls
Pray and Callaway
H. L. Halvorson
City of Cut Bank
Leslie
Halvorson
Shotel
Norris & Hurd
Pray & Callaway
Chateau
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Hirshberg Brothers
Oldest Bank
Diet Squad
New York World
Alex. Burrell
A. B. Jones
Neptune
B.A. Woods
Sunriver
Andrew Lemire
Barney O’brien
Citizens State Bank
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