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Choteau Acantha

Location

Choteau, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jan 13, 1921

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Fire Destroys Part Of Cowley Hotel In Conrad

A Tuesday fire in Conrad damaged the Cowley Hotel property with an estimated loss around 6000 dollars. Pendroy residents rushed to help but arrived after ignition, with no strong wind and limited water pressure aiding the effort. Cause is unsure, possibly defective wiring, and repairs will pause business until furniture and structure are restored.

Thomas W. Colvin Pendroy Conrad Cowley Hotel Colvin

Careless Driving Warning From Local Editor

The article condemns reckless driving by youths in city and downtown, citing Robert Taylor's near accident north of Chateau after speeding and urging adherence to traffic rules. It warns that continued carelessness endangers lives and could lead to tragedy, while noting Phil St. Cole's brief Helena visit earlier in the week.

Chateau Robert Taylor Taylor Robert Phil ST. Cole Helena

Forest Ranger Sylver White Resigns from Bar Mountain Post

Sylver White, long time forest ranger at Bar Mountain, resigns from the service and will move to Butte to take a position with the Board of Underwriters of the Pacific.

Sylver White Bar Mountain Station Butte Board of Underwriters of the Pacific

Augusta Boys Fall 60 to 21 as Teton Dominates Local Floor

Augusta High School lost to Teton 60 to 21 on Saturday. Joe White starred for Augusta with fast play as coach praised Chateau’s form. Spectators included Augusta and Gilman residents. postgame supper and dance followed. next game is at Lewistown tomorrow night.

Augusta High Teton High Augusta Joe White Teton Chateau Gilman Williamson Lewistown

Chateau Commercial club to elect officers at January meeting

The Chateau Commercial club will hold its annual election January 17. A banquet at the Beaupre Cafe will follow. members should buy tickets from Harry Williams before Saturday night. Attendance is urged as several important matters will be discussed.

Chateau Commercial Club Beaupre Cafe Harry* Williams

Masons Install Officers at Teton Chapter Meeting

At a regular meeting of Teton Chapter No. 25 in the Masonic hall last Monday evening officers were installed by BE N. Haugen and J. E B. Hodgskiss. The list includes W. L. Hodgskiss as King and Jno. W. Hall as Secretary. City Engineer John Hall welcomes a baby daughter born Monday. mother and baby healthy.

Teton Chapter No. 25 Masonic Hall N. Haugen J. E B. Hodgskiss W. L. Hodgskiss A. R. Connor Jno T. Moore Sidney Rosengren John Hall

T M Mackey Visits Choteau on Business

T M Mackey of Great Falls was a business visitor in Choteau last Friday, engaging in local commerce and meeting with regional colleagues.

T. M. Mackey Great Falls Choteau

Hiers Has Funny Role In Civil War Picturization

Walter Hiers stars in Held by the Enemy at the Royal theater next Wednesday. He plays Tom Beene a special artist for Leslie's and adds humor to the performance. An all star cast supports the production.

Walter Hiers William Gillette Royal Theater Mr. Hiers Tom Beene Leslie

Coffey Oulton plans oil unit sales near Willow Creek

The Coffey Oulton Company announces sale of 600 units at 100 each as part of a 1860 acre holding including Willow Creek Deep Creek and Blacktail structures. Judge John J. Greene will be treasurer the Adams Qi Co plans spring drilling on Willow Creek.

Coffey-Oulton Company Willow Creek Deep Creek Blacktail Coffey Adams Qi] Co Coffey-Oulton Messrs Coffey and Oulton John J. Greene

Caspar Operator Plans Willow Creek Drilling in Montana

Caspar oilmen believe Willow Creek in Montana will become an oil producer. Harry Adams, local drilling contractor, prepares to start a drilling campaign on 12000 acres. The Durham Oil Co with two machines and a standard outfit moves to the field for tests starting around April 11.

Caspar Herald Caspar Wyoming Teton County Caspar Oil Willow Creek Harry Adams Montana Cat Creek Durham Oil Co Sisterville W. Va

Logan Syndicate Progress on Coleman Land Oil Deal

The Logan syndicate promoted by T A Meagher W E Logan and John Truchot reports strong weekly sales of units toward buying 280 acres of Coleman land within Willow Creek. Meagher notes a deed to the land has been delivered to the bank and anticipates closing in days, with over 7000 of 105 100 units subscribed toward a 10500 goal. The group claims possession of more than 93 percent of oil rights, attracting investors as a pioneer in local Teton county oil development.

Meagher Mr. Meagher Logan Teton County

L. E. Taylor Promotes Oil Syndicate

Local men report a new proposition sponsored by J. E. Taylor discussed this week. Taylor claims the plan is based on 01 and outlines an oil syndicate proposal.

L. E. Taylor

Willow Creek Syndicate Forming With Oil Rights

The Willow Creek Syndicate is forming to hold one sixteenth of oil rights on 200 acres known as the Stillman property. Promoters include Jack Rigler Oscar Je anis and H M Yaw of Great Falls. They plan 100 units at 100 each, offering unit holders a one hundredth interest in royalties.

Taylor Mr. Taylor Wilslow Creek Deep ‘Creek Willow Creek Jack Rigler Oscar Jeanis H. M. Yaw Great Falls Willow Creek Syndicate Stillman Fowler Reigler

Other Oil Syndicates Forming Near Here

Other oil syndicates in the process of being formed by local men have been reported within the past few days. One, to be known as the Chateau Royalties Company, is headed.

Chateau Royalties Company

Augusta and Teton basketball thrill crowd in close first half

In a Saturday game Augusta defeated Teton 62 to 21 as home team effort and new cheers lift spirits. After the game the domestic science department treated players and coaches to lunch and a dance kept the crowd entertained.

Augusta Teton Lewistown Remington Mary Cong

Ladies Spring Patterns at Reduced Prices

Mrs Looney invites readers to view a spring sample collection featuring exclusive patterns offered at greatly reduced prices. Call or visit to inspect the assortment. 29 2t.

Looney

Syndicates Plan Development of Willow Creek Holdings

Phil J. Gale and another with Arnold Baker lead the Chateau Willow Creek Syndicate and a second group. They hold strong Willow Creek acreage and target 560 acres on royalty terms totaling $20,000 and about 200 acres on a unit basis. Details to be released next week.

Phil J. Gale Arnold Baker Chateau-Willow Creek Syndicate Willow Creek

Great Falls Broker Eyes Willow Creek Oil Zone Surge

T M Mackey of the Great Falls Brokerage Company reports heightened interest from seasoned oil operators in the Caspar Wyoming Willow Creek structure. He says Willow Creek dominates Montana oil prospects, with Caspar investors backing Willow Creek holdings as Chateau eyes a prosperous summer and a royalty syndicate advances promising Willow Creek tests.

Chateau T. M. Mackey Great Falls Caspar Wyoming Teton County Mackey Willow Creek Cat Creek United States Montana

Civil Actions Filed in Clerk of Court Week

Civil actions filed include Rocky Mountain Fire Insurance Co. vs. R. M. Farrington et al for foreclosure of mortgage Carl Treumer et al in foreclosure action against Rocky Mountain Fire Insurance Co. vs. Carl Treumer et al Foreclosure cases Capital Trust and Savings Bank vs. Fred Cole and Fred Smith foreclosure of mortgage Carl Lewis vs. Jno C Ferris and Ida Ferris Waterman suit on note.

B. M. Jacobson Rocky Mountain, Fire Insurance Co R. M. Farrington Rocky Mountain Fire Insurance Co Carl Treumer John N. Michaels Chas. M. Pierce

Grain theft case filed against Wm Neiswender in county court

Wm Neiswender appeared before Judge J E De Haas on grand larceny charges tied to grain valued at 300 dollars from Mrs Alice F E Dennison. He failed to post 500 dollar bond and was remanded to the sheriff. Dennison, of Great Falls, accused Neiswender of diverting the grain sale proceeds for his use. Dennison traveled to pursue prosecution.

Wm. Neiswender Justice Court J. E. de Haas Alice FE. Dennison Neiswender Agawam Dennison Great Malls

Also Mentioned on This Page

Roy Pilling Pres Masons Chas. Scherrer Vail H. A. Newman C. H. Porter Jnc W. Hall Hiers Federal Reserve System First National Bank Teton’s Logan Syndicate Choteau Oil and Gas CO Choteau Oil & Gas Co Jos. I. Liberty Mr. Liberty Jos. S. Liberty Great Falls National Bank Liberty Mrr. Liberty Seling Asociates J. E. Taylor Citizens State Bank Willow Pton
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