Notary Public Appointed in Cut Bank
O A Cowley of Cut Bank has been appointed as a notary public by Gov Toole. Chas and Alvin Parker visit holidays with their father, agent of the G N Ry at Vaughan. John A Daley teaches at Ray mond school and is spending vacation in North Dakota. Teton county high school re opens after 10 day holiday with full attendance. Jacob Odenwald sells meat market and returns from Great Falls. For sale right head of horses inquire J J Daley Farmington. J J Daley, Farmington agent attended county seat. Chinook may get a sugar beet factory. Nick Baatz Great Falls wholesale liquor dealer is in the city. Arthur Landry leaves for Kib bee after visiting with sister Mrs Trescott.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. A. Cowley
Cut Bank
Gov. Toole
Chas
Alvin Parker
G. N. Ry
Vaughan
Local Notes From Chateau And Goldfields
H S Wright a former Chateau and Northern Montana resident now in Goldfields Nevada is doing well. Wm Cowgill and wife C B Perkins and wife of Dupuyer attend the Masonic banquet at Woodmen hall. Dr O A Kenck and wife from Augusta will stay in Chateau several weeks and rent a room in the Jackson block for dental parlors. Browning correspondent reports rising drunkenness on the reservation with jail overcrowding as trains from Cut Bank bring booze and boozy Indians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. S. Wright
Chateau
Montana
Goldfields
Nevada
Wm. Cowgill
C. B. Perkins
Dupuyer
Woodmen Hall
O. A. Kenck
Augusta
Jackson Block
Browning
Great Falls
Visit to Chateau Ends in Adultery Charge Arrest
Otto Schoenfeld Montana official's visit leads to the arrest of Thos Williams on a charge of living in open and notorious adultery with Mrs Crouch known as the lame chicken. Mrs Crouch a Cree half breed has signed that Williams is father of her living child and an unborn baby. Williams' trial set before Justice DeHaas tomorrow Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau
Otto Schoenfeld
Bureau For Child and Animal Protection
State of
Montana
Thos. Williams
Crouch
Williams
DeHaas
No Minute Lost When Child Shows Croup Symptoms
Cham berlain's Cough Remedy given as soon as hoarseness appears or after the croupy cough shows prevents the attack. It never fails, pleasant and safe to take. Sold by C. H. Drake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamerlain
C. H. Drake
Trade Offered for 325 Yearling Weathers
Wanted to trade 325 head of yearling weathers for yearling ewes. For particulars call at this office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wanten
Farmington Painter Plans Miles City Work Move
Chas Hanson of Farmington will soon depart for Miles City to ply his trade as a house painter. He aims to start work promptly upon arrival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Hanson
Farmington
Miles City
Preacher from Anaconda Delivers Holiday Sermons
Rev. Svarre of Anaconda preached the Christmas and New Year sermons at the Farmington school house on Sunday and Monday, drawing local attendance and a reflective holiday message.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Svarre
Anaconda
Farmington School House
Reber Family Visiting Dupuyer As Sheriff Returns
Mrs. E. H. Reber and her son from Medicine Hat are visiting the home of M. N. Gordon and wife at Dupuyer. Sheriff Kenneth McKenzie returned Monday evening from Kalispell after several days on professional business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. H. Reber and Son
Medicine Hat
M. N. Gordon
Dupuyer
Kenneth McKenzie
Kalispell
Hoy Couple Return Home From County Visit
A. L. Hoy and his wife of Raymond have been visiting friends at the county seat for several days and returned to their home yesterday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. L. Hoy
Raymond
New Year Party at J Petersons Draws Beach Youth
The beach’s youths held a New Year celebration at J Petersons on Monday night. Attendees report a good time and praise the Petersons as royal entertainers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Peteron
Petersons
Masonic Banquet Attended by Pow er and Wilcox Guests
Dr. H. W. Power and Mrs. C. H. Wilcox of Conrad travel to attend the Masonic banquet this evening. Mrs. Wilcox is staying as a guest at the home of Dr. and Mrs. Brooks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. W. Power
C. H. Wilcox
Conrad
Wilcox
Brooks
Stray cattle found in local area may be reclaimed
A two year old red white faced heifer branded NP on right ribs and a red two year old steer branded ie on left shoulder have been taken up. Owner may reclaim by paying charges.
Havre Jubilee Planned for Water Works Completion
Havre Industrial Association schedules a jubilee on January 10 to mark the water works completion. A smoker will be held at MelIntyre’s Opera House with guests expected from across northern Montana.
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Havre
Ww R Crockford Guests at Masonic Banquet
Ww R Crockford and wife from Sweet Grass visited from Conrad yesterday and will attend the Masonic banquet. The Ladies' Industrial will meet at the M B E church on Wednesday afternoon January 17 with all invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Industrial
M. BE
Mrs H F McLean Leaves for Fernie B C with Daughter
Mrs. H F McLean and her young daughter, who have stayed with Mrs. Drake for months, departed early this week to Fernie British Columbia where Mr. McLean is now based.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. F. McLean
Reverend Buzzell Moves to New Home on Third Avenue
The Rev. Buzzell and his family leave the parsonage for No 18 Third Ave east. Friends are glad to learn his health is improving and he will be about again soon with better mobility, per Kalispell Inter Lake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buzzell
Third Ave
Mrs Wallace Martin Family Arrive to Make Home Here
Mrs Wallace Martin and two children with Mr Martin's mother arrived from Shelby last Tuesday and will live here. For now they occupy the Chenoweth property on the south side.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallace Martin
Mr. Martin
Shelby
Chenoweth
Schwinger Named Cashier At Conrad Banking Co
Following P. Kelly resignation in Great Falls the assistant cashier A E B Schwinger is appointed cashier and Omar J Malcolm promoted to assistant cashier after years of service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. Kelly
Conrad Banking Company of
Great Falls
A. E B. Schwinger
Omar J. Malcolm
Correspondence From Raymond Delayed for Next Issue
The Acantha notes last week’s correspondence from Raymond arrived too late for this issue. The items are old but fresh material from that locality is hoped for future publication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acantha
Raymond
Kalispell Named Headquarters for Lewis and Clark Reserve
Kalispell becomes the official headquarters for the southern division of the Lewis and Clark forest reserve and also oversees the northern division. Supervisor Bliss resigns after heading the southern area based at Ovande and is succeeded by Frank S. Bunker, formerly chief ranger of the south, who relocates the southern’s HQ to Kalispell. Haines continues to manage the northern division north of the Great Northern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kalispell
Lewis and Clark Forest Reserve
Bliss
Ovande
Frank S. Bunker
Bunker
Great Northern
Haines
Blacksmith LaFrance Offers New Never slip Shoes and Horse Gear
J F LaFrance at the Kennedy stand announces a large supply of never slip shoes and forging and interfering horse shoes new to Teton county. Horsemen are urged to inspect. He also buys and sells horses wagons and buggies with satisfaction guaranteed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. LaFrance
Kennedy
Teton County
Local talent to stage She Deacon at Woodmen hall
Local performers present a five act comedy drama She Deacon at Woodmen hall on Friday evening January 19. The event is under the auspices of Chateau Circle No 256 Women of Woodcraft for charity and promises a strong cast with attractive intermission specialties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodmen Hall
Chateau Circle No. 256
Women of Woodcraft
Chinook Winds Prevail Amid Warmer Day Crosstown
C H Drake returned yesterday from a brief business trip to Great Falls and points along the M and G N Ry. Mrs S M Carson and her daughter Tia came home from a six weeks visit to relatives in Seattle Washington the day before Christmas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. H. Drake
Great Falls
S. M. Carson
Tia
Seattle
Wash
DeHaas and Shields Work at Bannatyne Oil Fields
John BE DeHaas and County Surveyor John W Shields spent New Year’s Eve 1905 re locating lands at the Bannatyne oil fields where they and others hold interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John BE. DeHaas
John W. Shields
Bannatyne
Social Evening Honors Miss Ida Travis at Local Home
The T Brooks residence hosted a party Thursday evening in honor of Miss Ida Travis of Cascade. About forty young people attended with games and graphophone music, followed by refreshments of salad, pickles, ice cream, cake and coffee before departure.
Eighth Grade Pupils Prep For Coming Examinations
The Chateau public school eighth grade pupils engage in extra study this week to prepare for the forthcoming exams. School opens at 8:30 and runs until noon each day with Prof Conwell guiding their efforts. the teacher expresses pride in their work.
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Chateau
Conwell
Real Estate Transfers Filed This Week in County Clerk Office
Transfers include James McDevitt to Barney and Marsh for 1900 acres in townships 30 north, land on. $20 000. F D Cooper to Fred A Nelson for 934 acres in townships 28 and 29 north, ranges 7 and 8. $25 077. Heirs of Thomas Dean to R P Dean for 320 acres in townships 28 0 south, range 7 8 west. $1 000. H B Morison to W J Strain for lots 5 and 14 6 in block 15 Chateau. $400 00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James McDevitt
Barney & Marsh
R. Landon
F. D. Cooper
Fred A. Nelson
Thomas Dean
R. P. Dean
H. BE. Morison
W. J. Strain
Eighth Grade Examinations Schedule for January
The eighth grade examinations will be held January 17 and 18. County superintendents review class work to judge pupil fitness. Each teacher must report a pupil’s work and promotion suitability. Passing requires an average of 74 percent with no grade below 65 percent.
Robbing Trunks In Italy Travel Warning
A London Truth report notes trunk thefts on Italian railways between Rome and Genoa. A traveler’s trunk was opened and clothing stolen, and a consul says a lady lost all her jewelry at the same time. The piece urges travelers to insure luggage and criticizes authorities.
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Italy
Rome
Genoa
London
Lodging House Keeps Rail Post Clerks For Three Cents
In New York 700 railway mail clerks pay $12 a year for beds at 26 Vesey Street lodging house. The rate is about 3 cents per night per clerk. They get a clean bed a reading room and reliable train calls with only four clerks late in eight years, avoiding hotel delays.
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Railway
New York
Vesey Street
Royal Tips from European Monarchs Highlight Gift Giving
The text notes Emperor Nicholas of Russia spent about 16000 on tips and similar on gifts during a France visit. King Edward of England sets aside around 32000 yearly for tips. Emperor William of Germany gave about 10000 in tips during a Cowes visit. Other rulers vary, with some generous and others frugal.
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Nicholas
Russia
France
Edward
England
William of
Germany
Cowes
A Strenuous Od Gentleman
An octogenarian, ex-Governor Pinkney Whyte of Maryland, traveled from Baltimore to Annapolis to argue before the court of appeals, then caught the Congressional Limited to New York for a case, went to Boston on business, and returned home to Baltimore that evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pinkney Whyte
Maryland
Baltimore
Annapolis
Court of Appeals
Congressional Limited
New York
Boston
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Len
Alfred Benjamin & Co
JOS. Hirshberg & CO
Choteau, Montana
John A. Daley
Raymond School
North Dakota
Teton County High School
Jacob Odenwald
J. J. Daley
Farmington Real Estate and Insurance
Chinook
Nick Baatz
Arthur Landry
B. G. Trescott
Kibbey
Booze Boudoir
Ory Moving Pictures
A O. Longmuir
Main
Choteau
J. H. Clack
Proprcietor
Ben. Feist
OF Collins
Art. Feist
Collins
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