Official Paper of Teton County The Choteau Chronicle
The Choteau Chronicle is published every Thursday at Choteau Montana and entered as second class matter at the post office. It is the official paper of Teton County dated February 23, 1905 with subscription rates listed.
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Choteau
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Official Paper
Teton County
Bliss
A. M. Gilkison
Emery
Santermaio
Isadore
C. H. Drax
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Desert land final proof rule changes limit entries
The Great Falls land office reports Washington has issued a new final proof rule for desert lands. Applicants must now show at least one eighth of the land plowed and seeded, replacing the old standard based on hay cultivation.
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Great Falls
Oil Boring Resumes in Browning After Cold Spell
Oil drills have restarted in Browning Browning as cold weather forced a halt. Mr. Palmer of Ohio remains in the fields watching progress after the initial strike. Ohio capitalists are expected to bring in an outfit when another strike occurs. A great sacrifice sale begins Saturday morning at Cho teau Mercantile Company with plans to share in the event.
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Browning
Palmer
Ohio
Choteau Mercantile Company
To Finish The Canal Conrad
M S Darling the Conrad Investment company and Pondera Canal company general manager says two large workforces will begin soon to finish both branches of the Pondera canal north and south of Conrad. Heavy excavating is done. lighter sections will advance and water should reach Conrad by early June. This will bring new life to the town.
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Conrad
M.S. Darling
Conrad Investment Company
Pondera Canal Company
Pondera Canal
Choteau Furniture and More Opportunity
You cannot miss this opportunity for furniture carpets tinware harness and related goods in Choteau presenting a broad selection for shoppers seeking affordable home items.
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Choteau Mercantile Company
Bard amendment bars Indian funds from sectarian schools
Washington February 20 The Bard amendment prohibiting use of Indian funds for sectarian schools was added by the senate committee on Indian affairs to the Indian appropriation bill. It states that no portion of funds or interest held by the United States for Indian tribes shall be used to support sectarian or denominational schools.
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Washington
Senate Committee On Indian Affairs
United States
For Sale Langhorne: Sows Sows Barter and Tools Ad
Harness and saddles at reduced prices at Chateau Marcantile. Cattie For Sale. For Sale 200 head of sows in ages to suit purchaser for spring delivery. Call or address Five hundred dollars worth of wallpaper on sale at 75 percent discount. Chateau offers all kinds of saws and edge tools sharpened at Corson's.
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Chateau Marcantile Company
Chateau Mercantile Company
Corson’s
Cosmos Literary Society Debates In Dupuyer Program Published
The Cosmos Literary Society in Dupuyer Montana held a well attended event on February 17 1905 with a spirited debate won by the negative judges Dailey Ryan and Jones. New officers were elected led by President S B Stone and Vice President Mrs F M Anderson. The issue of the Society Leader was read and local market notes on hides ox tails and sausage were noted along with social events. A sale of galvanized tubs pails and wash boilers offered at deep discounts followed the program.
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F. H. Federden
Mr. Lett
Mr. Dailey
Lett
Dailey
Marchand
Humble
Ryan
Weather and school notes from Chateau 1905
Weather report for the week ending February 22 1905 shows daily temps from 9 to 36 degrees and rainfall generally absent. Public school monthly report lists enrollment 21 and attendance figures with names of students and staff including principal W B Watts and teacher Ralston. Local ads promote reduced furniture at Chateau Mercantile and timber and hay offerings with contact details.
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Chateau
Weir
Woleedes
Clara Lest
Eva Hicks
Grace Kennedy
Mabel Cowell
Mattie Taylor
Agnes Hansen
Dora Adlam Rose Jefferson Maud Wilcox
Irene Graves
Ralph Luther
Eddie Hodgskiss
Asa Armstrong
Richard Trescott
Johnnie Truchot James Devlin W. Hodgskiss
W. B. Watts
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Trescott- Brothers, Publishers
Land Ruling
Cattie
Dupuyer
Cosmos Literay Society
Miss Anderson
Marion Anderson
Elsie Ryan
Miss Brown
Florence Ryan
Eunice Malone
Marchand and Dailey
the Society
J. F. Leech
S. B. Stone
EE. Forrest
Geo. W. Magee
Messrs. Marchand and
Chicago Livestock Market
Chicago
Women of Woodcraft
St. Patrick’s Day
The
Ladies of Woodcraft
Woodmen Hall
Montana
Collins Mercantile Co
Jerome Kolasci
Acaotha
Geo W.magee
A.” C. Warner
Onorray
John W. Shields, C. E
Notary Positic
AERIE
Order of Eagles
Gro. Apiam
W. P
Joan W. Sarecos
Cole
DR. T. Brooks
UnitedStates
Rotary
Mont
J.P. Regan
Probate
the Weather Report
Choteau Mercantile Co
Choteau Public School Report
Nave
Grant Hodgskiss
Violet Petch
Gee. Higgins Ee
Neil Bruce
Edgar Goodrich Fang Stillman
Russell Allyn
Earl Allyn
Clarke Browner
Leo Steele
Ruth Hopkinson
Henry Kropp
Ya Iin Ralston
Thaiy
Dolly Gravea
Mary Read
Beatrice Jefferson
A.B. Jones
Pine Ridge
Teton
Hodgskisa
A. Hanson
Faraington
Chalmers & Kufus
John O’brien
Conrad, Montana
City Meat Market
Jacob Odenwald
Wim. Hodgskiss
Prop
the City Drug Store
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