Chateau Poised for Bright Prospects and New Court House
The February 22 1906 Acantha reports Chateau Montana expects its busiest year with a $40000 courthouse project underway and multiple brick buildings planned on Main Street. A 50 by 125 foot warehouse for Hirshberg Co and brick offices for Drs Long and Brooks are planned along with remodeled homes. Brick supply from Barr approaches 600000 bricks this summer and local clay prospects are strong. A new electric railway franchise may follow, boosting growth as transportation improves. Meanwhile Blackfeet delegation in Washington opposes a lands opening bill, seeking full reservation opening and allotment to Indians, with Leupp's adverse report watering down the measure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau
Teton County
Jos. Hirshberg & Co
Main Street
F. A. Long
W. G. Conrad
Mr. Barr
Conrad
Flirshberg Mercantile Co
Sumer
Hamilton Ranch
C. E. Trescott
Court House
Acantha
Crutcher
Blackfeet Reservation
Messrs. Brown
Perrine and
Kipp
Washington
Birch Creek
National Capitol
Kingsbury moves goods to Conrad. ad proves Acantha reach
J. D. Kingsbury, a Dupuyer merchant, plans to open a Conrad store by April 1. The letter argues his ad in the Acantha shows the paper’s advertising strength, not Conrad’s prosperity, and hints Dupuyer bargains are better than what Conrad offers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. D. Kingsbury
Dupuyer
Choteau
Conrad
Observer
Mr. Kingsbury
Acantha
Ferg
Town’s governance exposed as selfish interests rise
A civic reflection urges vigilance against leaders who prioritize personal gain over community welfare and warns that dissent could invite repression from those who control power.
Senator Tillman on West Virginia railroads.
Senator Tillman exposes the railroad situation in West Virginia and Senator Elkins is set to speak on the dispensary system in South Carolina, outlining policy with sharp remarks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tillman
West Virginia
Elkins
South Carolina
J Hill laments extravagance and fate of workers
J Hill complains the country is too extravagant yet notes many would still be working if not for widespread prosperity and leisure. He reflects on how abundance affects employment and living standards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Hill
Mr. Hill
Dixon and Clark clash over approach to people
Dixon and Clark are contrasted in the Tobacco Plains Journal with Dixon advocating actions for the people and Clark criticized for actions affecting people, highlighting a philosophical divide in leadership style.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dixon
Clark
Tobacco Plains
Unclear reference to racial views in family discourse
The fragmented sentence hints at controversy over race and death tied to an individual's actions. It implies parental views affecting a family member, but lacks concrete events, dates, or locations for precise reporting.
Patents Issued For Desert Lands In Teton County
The Great Falls land office records patents issued to desert land claimants in Teton County. Patrick H. Buckley and Baigric Sutherland are listed among those receiving patents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Falls
Teton County
Patrick H. Buckley
Baigric Sutherland
Chicago Livestock Market Receipts Steady Markets
Chicago livestock market reports cattle receipts about 5000 and sheep 15000 with steady markets. Beeves sell from 3.90 to 6.35, cows and heifers 1.50 to 4.90, stockers and feeders 2.75 to 4.65, Texans 3.60 to 4.00. Sheep 3.60 to 5.40 and lambs 5.00 to 7.25.
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Chicago
Desert Land Final Proof Notice for Rose A. Trescott
Notice in Great Falls Montana states Rose A. Trescott of Chateau Teton County Montana filed for desert land claim 7646 for certain parcels in townships 27 north range 7 west with proof to irrigate and reclaim. The hearing is set before U S Commissioner George W Ma gee at Dupuyer Montana on March 31 1906 with witnesses George H Miles John A Matchett M Thomas Manix and Raymond J Anderson all of Dupuyer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Interior
United States Land Office
Great Falls
Montana
Rose A. Trescott
Chateau, Teton Co. Mont
Geo. W. Magee
U.S
Dugover
George H. Miles
John A. Matchett
M. Thomas Manix
Raymond J. Anderson
Dupuyer
J. M. Burninaame
Register
O. Warner
M.S. Darling
U. & Commissioner
Conrad
United States
Land Ofice
Thressia L
Shields
George Burgman
Desert-land patent notices filed in Great Falls
Land Office notices show Ayrsley assignee Adolph Gerthe of Collins and Anton Lerhoffstedde of Collins filing to prove desert land claims No. 7393 and 7399 in sections 8 9 20, township 2 north range 1 west. Hearings before U S Land Office on March 19, 1906, with witnesses Fryer Richardson Aynsley and Crane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adolph Gerthe
Collins
Montana
Register and Receiver
U. S. Land Office
Great Falls
Anton Lerhoffstedde
James W. Fryer
David A. Richardson
Maury J. Aynsley
Mont
Charles H. Crane
Collins, Mont
J. M. Burn
Charles Hanson files for final homestead proof
Land Office Great Falls Montana records Charles Hanson with homestead entry No 11635 for section 2 township 1 range 4 west will prove residence and cultivation before U.S. Commissioner J O Warner at his office in Chateau Meeting Montana on February 23 1908. Witnesses include Christopher Lindseth Oluf Lindseth Carl Hasson and Laish O Satre all from Farmington and Chateau Meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christopher ©. Lindseth
Oluf O. Lindsethi
Carl Hasson
Farmington
Montana
Lais O. Satre
Chateau
Meeting
Disputer Montana files desert-land claim proof
Of Disputer Montana has filed to prove up desert land claim No 7158 for lots 1 and 2 in section 3 township 8 north range 17 west before U S Commissioner George W Magee at Dupuyer Montana on March 3 1906. The irrigation and reclamation involve Ernest A Savory William E F Rice Frank A Gallagher and Benson English of Dupuyer Montana. JM Burlingame Register. First pub 1-25-1905.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Disputer
Montana
Geo. W. Magee
Dupuyer
Ernest A. Savory
William EF. Rice
Frank A. Gallagher
Benson English
Dupuyer, Montini
Teton Co. Mont
U.S
Jacob Mubicthaler
Liloy C. Leech
Henry C. Kunkel
Frank H. Dean
Aly
J. M
Bondcrant Homestead Proof Notice at Conrad Montana
Department of the Interior announces that Ernest E R Bondcrant will prove up his homestead entry No 11458 for land in section 5 township 2 south range 3 west before M S Darling U S Commissioner at Conrad Montana on March 2 1906. Witnesses James Mulcare John Crichton Evan D Jones and William Bevan all reside in Conrad Montana. First pub 1 18 1906.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Mulcare
John Crichton
Evan D. Jones
William Bevan
Conrad, Mont
J. M. Burevincame
Cautionary Note on Eye Enhancers in Old World Beliefs
A historical discussion describes early deceptive devices and methods to beautify the eye. It notes perfume and makeup practices such as prussic acid as a danger, atropia ointment on the brow, thyme fragrance, and antimonial sulphur or Egyptian black on lids to enlarge and brighten the eye.
Translations of Shakespeare Passages by Voltaire and Others
A discussion notes Voltaire and others translated Shakespeare badly and shows examples. It cites a line about making a fortune with a sword and a passage where grief is told to depart. It also mentions a French rendering of Paradise Lost lines rendered as How do you port, horrors, how do you port you.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Voltaire
Shakespeare
Pine Ridge crossing structures for sale near Teton
Building logs posts and poles offered for sale at the Pine Ridge crossing of the Teton. Orders left at the Chateau House or the Acantha office will receive prompt attention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pine Ridge
Teton
Chateau House
Acantha
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Che Choteau
Trescott Brothers, Publishers
Official Paper
Alice
Chicago Livestock Market
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Montania
Ord A. Aynsley
Law
Charles Hanson
J.-M. Bun
Department of_ the Interior
Montini
Mina Gordon
JM. Burlingame
Ernest ER. Bondcrant
Great Walls
James A. Hughes
Ite
James Wilson
John Beasley
Frank Jamison
William Ziewmerman
Conrad, Montana
J. M. Buruingame
Charles Jackson
M. M
A. C. OW
Ghoves Montana
Sild
Samuel Batemia
Francois Truchot
Francis Pambran
Elias Rekdahl
Farmington, Montana
J. M. Burlingame
Register. Birst Pub
B. Jones
City Drug Store
C. H. Drake
Choteau, Montana
Mounain
Beadad
Picone
Ordé
E. N. Haugen
Tisl
Land
Graves & Thompson, Choteau
Beaupre
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