Proceedings recount county finances and road changes
County board reviews ledger balances and treasurer reports, approves warrants, and counts funds. Hearings continue on road changes including Carson and Teton Canyon and Conrad routes. Officers appointed viewers and set dates for hearings and future sessions.
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Vtty Ou MI
Smpacr
Steel & Green
Chateau-Conrad
Ehase Colin N. Ward
We Luce
E. D. Jones
Carson and Teton Canyon
North Quarter
Range 6
Sheave
Nile Ton
Liveun Hilling
G Baker
William Cowell
Weaver
Ob. T. Ghuretwell
Notice to Stockholders Cassidy Swift Current Oil Co
Notice to stockholders of Cassidy Swift Current Oil Company Great Falls Montana. An assessment of one quarter mill per share was levied at the December 1910 meeting payable January 20 1911 to George Heldt secretary at McKnight Block Great Falls. Unpaid after January 21 1911 will be delinquent and sold February 6 1911 at public auction to cover the debt and costs. First publication December 22 1910.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ing
Cassidy Swift Current Oil Company
George Heldt
McKnight
Great Falls
Montana
Advertised Letters at Chateau Post Office Weekend Jan 9 1910
The complete list of uncalled letters for the weekend at Chateau post office includes S. G. Sartwell Sever Amelin Boelour Alex Brown J. C. 3ouwer Witham Cook John Archie Hanson Solver Myers Mrs. George c I Drake P. M. Call for them as advertised letters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau
Rebekahs Install Officers In Queen Lodge No 31
District Deputy Grand President Mary H Monkman installed officers for Queen Rebekah Lodge No 31 on Saturday night January 7. New officers include N G Annie Jaliaday W G Mona Cardwell Sec Nellie R Brown Treas Annie Kelly Ward Mary H Monkman Con Cora Monkman Tt SNGS A McPhee L B N G Mary Connor 1 SGV Chas Krofft 1 SVG Margaret Nagle Chap Maggie Lockhart KP G Erma Parker 1 G C YW Connor 0 G C G Monkman
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary H. Monkman
Queen Rebekah Lodge
N. G
Annie Jlaliaday
Mona Cardwell
Nellie R. Brown
Treas
Annie Kelly
Ward
Cora
Chas
Krofft
S. V.G
Margaret Nagle
Maggie Lockhart
Erma Parker
G. C. YW
Connor
G. C. G. Monkman
Notice at Stockholders Meeting Woodman Social Club
Notice is given that on December 16 1910 a board vote called a stockholders meeting to consider selling Lots 20 through 26 in block 2 of the Chateau townsite Montana to liquidate debts. Meeting set for February 18 1911 at Woodman Hall Chateau Tatoo County between 10 am and 8 pm at 2 30 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodman Social Club
Alentana
Choteau
Seton County
Montoba
Lowit
Chateau
Woodman Hall
Tatoo County
Montana
A Sharp Client Outwits Counsel and Wins Freedom
In Paris a young advocate faces a man with a dubious reputation. To prove honesty the client is sent with five francs to the police to obtain a receipt. The receipt covers only one franc, but the judge sees the trick and the jury acquits the supposed honest knave, laughing at the ruse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Eighth Grade Examination Dates Announced
Nettie R Brows county superintendent of schools announces the next regular eighth grade examination will be held on and 20 at the county superintendents office in the county courthouse Cuoteau.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuoteau
Nettie R. Brows
Longleat Castle Story From Tudor Times
Longleat Castle near Warminster was built by Sir John Thynne in a twelve year period from January 1567 to 1576. Queen Elizabeth I was the first royal guest, and Thynne, once knighthood by the Pinkie tally, supposedly feared her question about the funds used to raise the stately house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Longleat
England
Sir John Thynne
Sir John
Queen Elizabeth
Pinkie
Somerset
Simple Kiln of Water Reflects Height by Sextant Trick
A practical method explains using a water-filled tea tray as a mirror. Stand back and align a distant summit with its reflection to double the angle of elevation, then take half to obtain the height. This technique mimics measuring sun or star altitude for hilltops and towers.
Tit For Tat In A Household Banter
A refined housewife compliments her beauty to a new maid who retorts that she would trade to be the mistress's age, highlighting the playful exchange about age and charm.
Fainting Fans Highlight Forrest Supers at Curtain Call
An eager young male admirer among the five Forrest understudies fainted after his idol’s stirring speech and again caused a cascade of six fainting supers during the climactic scene. The astonished star later rewarded the admirer with a dollar in gratitude.
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Forrest
Hit
Civil Question Rude Answer and a Fight in New York
In a New York courtroom Judge Brady hears O Rafferty admit striking Patrick Murphy after Murphy refused a civil reply to a civil question. O Rafferty describes asking Murphy if his own brother was the biggest rascal on Manhattan Island, besides Murphy and his absent uncle. Murphy allegedly answered impolitely, leading O Rafferty to strike him.
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O'Rafferty
Brady
New York
Patrick Murphy
Mr. Murphy
Murphy
Manhattan Island
Sing Sing
The Lookalike Doubles A Church Donation Memory
A guest and a man named Mr. Binkler meet at a club. The big man recalls a familiar face and jokes about a prejudice formed by past church donations. The guest reveals he is the double and explains the reason behind the prejudice from the church contribution plate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Binkler
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Noted Domestic Strain Cited In Kansas City Times
The Kansas City Times quotes a frank domestic grievance where a wife is described as treating her husband like a dog. The exchange includes emphatic affirmations about petting and boasting, highlighting tension in the relationship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City Times
Kind Lady Questions Gritty George About Sawmill Valet
A dialogue from the St. Louis Post Dispatch features a gruff uncleared man named Gritty George claiming he served as a valet in a sawmill. He describes dressing un dressed lumber as his duty in a sharply humorous exchange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George
St. Louis Post Dispatch
Walker Rhoads Finds Joy in Travel Versus Home
From the Minneapolis Journal a quotation shows Walker Rhoads declaring happiness in moving from place to place while a kind housekeeper praises the comfort of home as the world’s best refuge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walker Rhoads
Minneapolis Journal
Napoleon Hallows Despite Odds In Chicago Rec ord Herald
The Chicago Record-Herald remarks on Napoleon’s enduring hero status amid baffling praise. A rival player laments his own struggle to hit a three bagger with bases loaded and tied score, underlining the surreal sports moment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Napoleon
Chicago Record-Herald
No Parting There Aquirky Quip From Cleveland Paper
A brief humor item from the Cleveland Plain Dealer quotes locals discussing a well known figure Billinger and his hair part. The exchange jokes about whether he still parts his hair in the middle and his appearance over the years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billinger
Heean
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Local Graft Era Ends Amid Cloudburst Commentary
Citizens in San Francisco hailed a purge of corruption as a cloudburst swept through the city streets. Observers described the purging as a decisive end to the graft period and expressed cautious optimism for reform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Sheriff Sale In Teton County Montana 1910 Notice
The sheriff of Teton County Montana announces a January 21 1911 sale of real estate in Conrad Townsite to satisfy an execution from the district court. The property described covers about one acre with improvements, owned by A W Keenan and Pauline Keenan, and located along Third Avenue in Conrad. Sale at the courthouse front door in Choteau to the highest cash bidder.
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District Court
Eighth Judicial District
State of
Montana
Teton County
Front Street
Third Avenue
Conrad
Montana and
Great Northern Railway
Conrad Ltownsite Company
So'vlock
Choteau
Mont
A. W. Keenan
Pauline Keenan
Teton Co-operative Reservoir Co Delinquent Stock Sale Notice
The Teton Co operative Reservoir company in Helena Montana announces the delinquent assessment on specific shareholders and stock as of December 26 1910. Under a November 21 1910 order of the board stock will be sold at the Montana National Bank building Helena January 31 1911 at eleven o clock to pay the delinquent assessment costs and sale expenses. Secretary Notley W Thompson notes the office in Helena Montana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
August Kropp
Windlay & Porter
Geo. Porter
Rebecca Acton
Mary W. Porter
Board of Directors
Montana National Bank
Helena
Montana
Notley W. Thompson
Teton Co-operative Reservoir Company
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Cece
Chotemn
Deli
Conrades
Cuilins
Toa. Vandervort
Sweet Grief
Stewart
Bynum
Chads
Poan Ad
Brady West Road
Charles M. Pierce
Fond Fund
Puldoon
Salonm
Thee
Guy
Porter Conrad
Bernard Arneson
County
Cherk
Idacm
Bintil
Chase
Fa Wadedr
Mi Ali
Wiom
Roard
Eltin
Tdger
Hirshberg Mercantile Co
Conrad Pest House
Conunu
I. J. Moore
Fair Grounds
A. A. Burbank
Court House
Troara
Dantel Whetston
Cut Bank
Teton and Belleview
Lownship 44
Lewis and Clark National Forest
Wis
A.G Baker
Old Road Board
Supyeyor
Initill
Samuel Griffith
Frances 2
Griffith
Sweet Grass
Sald
Rouard
Clark & Mayfield
Teton River
Chateau-Datton
Choteau Mercanrile Co
Willis Nichols
Wiliam D Luther
Wil
Hound Fi
KG. McJean
J. D. Upman
Contratel
Gi. McKean
Sterling McDonalkdt
Cone
Ho ‘Phampsond
Collins
Theorter
Warrans
Henry Ryan Wets
Lopaccen Iodings
Eo. Garrett
Basra
Dtveriecat
Fallowfus
Cosin
Beidge Buaitess
Marke Suluuthott Withantzalm
Satues Tatil Eacnuches
Verlon App
Board of Healthwork
Garrett
Alls, Montana
Geo Heldt
Chamberlain
Drake Drug Company
Rebekahs
B. RB
Thompson
Attest
A. C. Burbank
Woodman
Maeterlinck
W. L. Douglas
Haugen’s Cash Bazaar
K. McKenzie
Teton Co-operative Reservoir Co
E. S. Whitacre Mercantile Co
Dutton, Montana
Idaho
E. G. Whitacre Mercantile Co
Dutton
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