Raymond area brief notes tidy in January events
Born to Mr and Mrs W W Avison on Friday January 19 a son. Mrs Hoy and Mrs Pings of Raymond visited the Deacon Friday night. E E Leech of Dupuyer en route to Great Falls on business. A L Truscott a Collins merchant visited the county seats Friday and Saturday. Mr and Mrs Cohoe of Raymond attended a home talent play Friday. Mrs A 26 Dean of Conrad purchased the Tanner livery stable for 2300. A H Barr from Conrad visited family. Ac Harris of Dupuyer traveled to Helena to visit relatives. C H Draka J G Barr and Carlos Warfield left for Washington to push the Sun River project. Nels M Johnson of the benches married Jennie Peterson of Great Falls in Helena. W W Gamble of the bench sold a 375 pound one and half year old hog to the City Meat Market. Ladies Industrial society meets at M E church parlors next Wednesday afternoon. Mrs F Truchot and Mrs Wells will entertain. Farmington band concert and basket social at Farmington schoolhouse on Saturday January 27. Turn out for the boys.
Prize Fight Result Missed by Farmington Reporter
The Acantha notes the local correspondent did not report last week’s prize fight at Farmington, leaving readers without the contest outcome and details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acantha
Farmington
Valentine social planned by Ladies' Industrial Society
The Ladies' Industrial society will host a Valentine social at the town hall on the evening of February 14. Details will appear in the paper's next issue. The Rebekah Whist club meets after lodge closing on Saturday evening February 3, 1906, in the lodge room with luncheon served by Mesdames Lockhart and Trescott. Frank Clark returns to Dupuyer from the Soldier's Home at Columbia Falls and plans to spend spring and summer there.
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Ladies’ Industrial Society
Rebekah Whist Club
Mesdames Lockhart and
Trescott
Frank Clark
Dupuyer
Columbia Falls
Basket social for the Catholic church in Dupuyer
A basket social at the Dupuyer church on February 14, 1906 with a free dance afterward invites all. C F Suiste of Chateau offers a gasoline power post driver and fence-building services at reasonable figures, inviting spring work by letter. Jos Sturgeon of Dupuyer via R Morgan of Birch Creek acquires all Incter's horses in the county north, price per head not disclosed.
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Iupuyer
C.F. Suiste
Chateau
Jos. Sturgeon
Dupuyer
R. Morgan
Birch Creek
Incter
Political Outlook for 1906 and Local Trade Fair
The year 1906 promises lively political activity with conventions for governors in twenty five states and legislatures to elect thirty one U S senators to fill vacancies ahead of March 4, 1907. J F LaFrance blacksmith at Kennedy stand offers never slip shoes for horses and forging and interfering harness. Visitors urged to inspect the new products and consider trading or selling horses wagons and buggies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
J. F. LaFrance
Kennedy
Teton County
Contest Hearings Over Desert Land Entry
County Surveyor John W Shields and C E Trescott of the Acaribha force returned from Dupuyer where they observed the Gallagher versus Munro desert land contest testimony. Testimony began last Saturday before U S Commissioner Magee and concluded Tuesday afternoon with a final hearing set before Great Falls land office officials next Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Shields
C. E. Trescott
Acaribha
Dupuyer
John S. Gallagher
Alexander Munro
U. S
Magee
Great Falls
Augusta Man Hurt In Night Accident In Thompson County
Chas D Wheeler of Augusta survived a serious accident last Thursday night when he stepped into a basement and landed on his head while walking from Thompson & Graves to the Beaupre house. He was confined to his room at the Chateau House until Tuesday and left home suffering a severe stiff neck. Kenneth and Joseph Stonehouse plan to open a general merchandise store in Bynum, leasing the old Fry store for two years from April first.
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Augusta
Thompson '& Graves
Beaupre House
Gibson
Chateau’ House
Bynum
Kenneth
Joseph Stonehouse
Fry
Stonehouse
F. D. Kingsbury
Dupuyer
Frm
Acantha
Harvard Abolishes Football Pending Reform
Harvard University announces abolition of football until rules are amended to remove the evils critics see in the game. A secret last week meeting of the board of overseers approved the discontinuance pending acceptable reform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvard
Board of Overseers
Burton School district pays first bond installment
County Treasurer John B Webb received a warrant from the Burton School No.5 for 1030.00 to meet bonded debt. Bonds issued March 15 1896 for schoolhouse ground building and furnishing become due February 15 1906 at six percent and are held by the state board of land commissioners. This marks the first bond payment by any district in Teton county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John B. Webb
Burton School
State Board of Land Commissioners
Teton County
Oil claims spark court case near Summit
County attorney Phil I. Cole returned from Cut Bank where he represented the state in prosecutions in Justice Cowley's court. Oil claims around Summit arose after January 1 alleging missed annual representation work for 1905. Richard Darlington faced two charges but was acquitted on malicious mischief and discharged on threats. Prosecutor R. B. Cantrell pled guilty to fish and game violations and paid a $25 fine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phil I. Cole
Cut Bank
Justice Cowley
Summit
Justice Court
Richard Darlington
R. B. Cantrell
Darlington
Valencia wreck survivors listed include Robards Brown
A telegram from Chateau reports Robards Brown son of Mrs Néllie R Brown among Valencia survivors after the steamship ashore near Cape Beale in fog. The vessel carried 94 passengers and 60 crew. about 15 reached shore. J E Erickson may be the possibl e passenger identified in dispatches. In Shelby a Seattle message says Carl and Greta Stoltenburg, children of FP H Stoltenburg, are lost. Mrs Stoltenburg survived while they were returning from San Francisco and head to Seattle.
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Chateau
Robards Brown
Néllie R. Brown
Valencia
Cape Beale
Victoria
Associated Press
J. E. Erickson
District Court
This
Flathead
J.B. Erickson
Shelby
Seattle
Carl
Greta
FP. H. Stoltenburg
Stoltenburg
San Francisco
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy Promoted as Harmless
Public notice touts Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as perfectly safe for children with no harmful ingredients. The product is advertised for sale by C. H. Drake in the local market.
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C. H. Drake
County Board Bans Mid Year High School Admissions
At a called meeting the county high school board adopted a policy prohibiting mid year admissions now and in the future. The action hinges on needing more teachers, preserving fairness, and raising the school standard as four months of prep would improve the course for those entering. The board also ordered principals to report any entrant after one month found incompetent to the state for possible return to grades. Reports and routine business followed.
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County High School Board
Advertised Letters At Chateau Post Office Week Ending Jan 22 1906
The list of uncalled letters includes Huntsberger Tom Leabo Jasper McLeod John Pamarun Emma. Callers must say advertised and pay one cent. C H Drake P M.
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Chateau
Huntsberger
Tom. Leabo
Jasper. McLeod
John. Pamarun
Emma
C. H. Drake
P. M
Chicago Livestock Market Slice From January 23
Live cattle receipts reached 4000 with a steady market. Beeves sold between 3.70 and 6.35, cows and heifers 1.40 to 4.80, stockers and feeders 2.40 to 5.10, Texans 3.40 to 4.50. Sheep receipts 14000 with prices 3.75 to 3.90 for sheep and 5.90 to 7.50 for lambs. overall market up about 10 pounds on sheep.
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Chicago
Alias Summons in District Court for Montana Divorce
Nettle Watson sues William E. Watson in Teton County Montana in district court seeking dissolution of marriage and costs. Plaintiff alleges desertion and abandonment since November 15, 1904 and failure to support. Clerk Sterling McDonald issued summons January 17 with attorney J G Bain for the plaintiff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
Eleventh Judicial District
State of Montana
Teton Nettle
Elcoventh Judicial District
County of
Teton
Mamie Granston
Plainth
A. E. Branston
Sheep and cattle shipment rankings for three states
Chief Inspector Ramsey of Fargo N D released figures showing Montana led in sheep shipments with 1 305 170 head followed by North Dakota 193 832 and South Dakota 175 338. In cattle shipments South Dakota ranked first with 314 965 head, Montana 263 308 and North Dakota 101 280.
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Montana
Dakotas
North Dakota
South Dakota
Ramsey
Fargo
N. D
Land Office Lacks Jurisdiction in Porter Carlisle Desert Claim
The secretary of the interior affirms that Great Falls land officers had no authority to entertain Carlisle’s desert entry contest near Hound Creek due to October 1903 Letter P suspension. The ruling affects all desert entries south and east of the Missouri in the district, pending department action. Attorneys Greene & Cockrell represented OMEE and Brady for Carlisle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Falls
Hound Creek
Carlisle
Porter
General Land Commissioner
Secretary of the Interior
Missouri
Department
Greene & Cockrell
Omee
Thos. E. Brady
Experience as a Dear Teacher on Croup Dangers
Parents learn the risk of croup after a severe case and seek immediate relief. Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is praised for safety and effectiveness, especially when given at first symptoms, and is sold by C. H. Drake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. H. Drake
Legislature Funds Trail Marking by DAR
Kansas lawmakers allocate funds to permanently mark the Santa Fe trail route under the direction of the Daughters of the American Revolution. Also described is a peculiar church in California’s redwood forest near San Jose, housed in a hollow tree with 25 worshippers and two miners serving as minister and a small organ.
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Kansas
Daughters of the American Revolution
Redwood Forest
California
San Jose
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F. A. Long, Mr.d
Hamilton Street
Choteau
Mont
DR. T, Brooks
Sirgeon
O. A. Kence
D.S
AF John W. Shields, C. E
Notary Pusic
A. C. Warner
U.S. Ortmissionee and Library Public
AERIE
Order of Eagles
C. J. Trescorr
W. P. van W. Surexps
Geo. W. Magee
Dupuyer, Monnt
Cole
S. O. Huseth
V. M. Pyatty
R. H. Wright
Parmington
William Hodgskiss, Propr
T. A. Smith
Tont
J. J. Daley
W. W. Avison
Mesdames Hoy
Pings
Raymond
Iag
A. L. Truscott
Collins
Mrs. Cohoe
Dean
Conrad
A. H. Barr
Ac Harris
Helena
C. H. Draka
J. G. Barr
Carlos Warfield
Washington
Sun River
Nels. M. Johnson
Jennie Peterson
W. W. Gamble
M. EK
Moore
Woodmen Hall
Chamberlain
Chicago Livestock Market
Sterling McDonald
J.G. Bain
Plaintiff
the Mint
Booze Boudoir
Longmuir
Main
Department of the Interior
United States Land Office
Margaret Hodgskiss
Ghoteau
W. Mathews
Chateau, Mont
Loury W. Lehr
Fred Williams
Louis Robare
Frank McCabe
Allot Chateau
Register
Pirst Pub
M.S. Darling
U.S
Vis
Joseph Scott
Donald Gralam
Angus Findlayson
George M. Coffey
By2num
Bernard J. Mathews
J. M. Burlingame
Ae Onice
Great Calls
Donald Graham
Angus McLeod
M.3. Darling
Ile
Angus Finlayson
Evan D. Jones
Donald Finlayson
Montini
J. M. Borusys
Srennine McDonald
J.G. Bair
George D. Porter
Edgar A.cchallenger
Dee Hindley
William D. Robertson
William Whittaker
Eugene D. Pierce
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