Local Item Notes And Social Highlights In Dupuyer Region
Local notes report Corson sharpening services, Collins Mercantile trade offers, second hand pianos, and a Woodmen Masquerade event on Feb 14. Births, marriages, court adjournments, and transfers populate the page along with farm and timber supply updates and social gatherings in Dupuyer and surrounding towns.
Local Notes and Notices From Kalispell and Surrounding Areas
D. P. Saith of Kalispell on legal business last week and Julius Hirshberg in Helena for business. Postmaster C. H. Drake and family visiting relatives in Whithall. Robi. Fairburn and Sandy Truchot back from Chicago with cattle shipment. Wm. Davis of Farmington, English-born, admitted to U. S. citizenship. telegram on T. J. Hopkins illness in Durham Ontario. he travels there. Elopement thwarted in Shelby as couple caught near Virden by father and deputy. For rent pasture and 80 tons hay offered by Exor Johnson, Farmington Montana.
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Shelby
Virden
New Agent Nominated for Blackfeet Agency
The president sent to the Senate the nomination of Captain James Z. Dare U.S. Army retired as agent for the Blackfeet agency in Montana.
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Washington
Senate
Blackfeet Agency
Montana
Jas. Z. Dare
U.S. A
Increased Valuation On Sheep and Lambs Reported
At a Helena meeting the state assessors' committee on livestock proposed new valuations for animals. Sheep and lambs receive boosts with sheep at 2.50 per head and lambs at 2.00 per head, reflecting increases over last year, while other livestock values range from 4 to 50 dollars per head depending on type and use.
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Helena
Sheen
Collins Notes from Great Falls to Collins District
Collins area residents report A and Truscott in Great Falls Jaci Angus returning from Mace Leod Canada. Guests at Barnes home include Mr and Mrs A C Hohman Miss Rose Anderson and John Angus. Evening games panics and pits. Miss Anderson wins booby prize. Percy Corey sick with la grippe at Thompson hotel. Jack Elliott travels via Collins en route to Helena. Collins school house dance postponed due to smallpox scare. Oasis bar offered drinks. Mont Rose considers resigning Chateau position to work on Clark County section in Corbin.
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A. C. Hohman
Rose Anderson
John Angus
Barnes
Miss Anderson
Percy Corey
Thompson
Jack Elliott
Collins
Helena
Collins School
Oasis
Mont Rose
Chateau
Corbin
Clark
Card of Thanks from Mrs C A Anderson
To my friends and neighbors I extend thanks for the kindness shown during the illness and death of my husband. Mrs C A Anderson Dupuyer Montana.
Cosmos Literary Society program at the Dupuyer school
The Dupuyer page lists a Cosmos Literary Society program with 12 acts including orchestra selections, recitations by Dorothy Mille Lucille Anderson Bertha Crone and Hildreth Miller, readings by Mrs. Wilcox Joe Stonehouse, piano duet by Mrs. Kingebury and Mrs. Jorreet, and solos by Mr Dailey Mrs Marchand and Miss Brown.
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Dorothy Mille
Reading
Wilcox
Kingebury
Jorreet
Lucille Anderson
Mr. Dailey
Bertha Crone
Mrs. Marchand
Seletion
Miss Brown
Hildreth Miller
Joe Stonehouse
Maurice Donahue Dies in Columbus Hospital at 68
Maurice Donahue 68 arrived from Lewis town and died Friday morning at Columbus hospital from Brights disease. Body at Georges. No known relatives locally. a telegram was sent to a brother in Toronto with no reply. Donahue formerly lived in Teton county at Dupuyer and Choteau.
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Maurice Donahue
Lewistown
Columbus Hospital
Bright
George's
Toronto
Great Falls
Donohue
Teton County
Dupuyer and
Choteau
Bound Over In Fire Charge In Justice Federden Court
Lon White and James Clark were bound over to the district court in Justice Federden's court at Dupu yer on a charge of setting fire to Chas Davlin's hay stacks on Birch Creek. They could not furnish bonds and were brought to Chateau last Saturday afternoon by Deputy Sheriff Kunkel. They remain confined in the county jail as evidence against them is reported strong.
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Federden
Dupuyer
Lon White
James Clark
Chas
Davlin
Birch Creek
Chateau
Kunkel
Chicago Livestock Market Prices Report
Chicago Jan 24 cattle receipts 6000 steady with steers 5.65 to 6.15 cows 1.25 to 41.40 calves 2.75 to 61.85 and bulls 2.10 to 4.00. Sheep receipts 16000 steady with lambs 4.90 to 5.50 good to choice wethers 4.90 to 5.50 native lambs 5.75 to 7.75 western lambs 5.75 to 7.75.
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Chicago
J P Regan Attorney and Counselor at Law
J P Regan attorney at law based in Great Falls Montana specializes in probate and land law and operates from rooms 5 16 Conrad Building.
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Conrad Eldg
Great Falls
Also Mentioned on This Page
Corson’s
Collins Mercantile Co
Corson
Woodmen
T. J. Dean
Chas. Imblier
Marion Anderson
A. J. Cowell
Jerome Kolassi
Acantha
T. BE. Collins
John Malone
St. Patrick’s Day
The
Ladies of Woodcraft
Woodmen Hall
B. L. Cleveland
Chas. Wagoner
Gold Butte
District Court
Bond & LaFrance
Horseshoers and Blacksmithe
Potter
Ben Feist
Russia
Benny
Colling Mercantile Company
A. B. Jones
Pine Ridge
Teton
Hodgskiss
G. Monkman
Bynann
Rebekahs
Hammel Orchestra
Leo Johnson
Conrad
Edith Rand
C. D. Crouch
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Frank J. Wheir
the Groon
John Johnson
Tribune
C.J. Braren
Canada
Braren
Claire
Alberta
Shelby Car
D. BP. Saith
Kalispell
Julius Hirshberg
C. H. Drake
Whithall
Robi. Fairburn
Sandy Truchot
Wm. Davis
Farmington
England
U. S
George Adlam
Durham
Ont
T. J. Hopkins
Blackfoot and Cut Bank
Everett
Exor Johnson
Farmington, Mont
Blackfeet
Collins Chat
A. &. Truscott
Jaci
Angus
Maceleod
C. A. Anderson
Cosmos Literary Society
Jas. Clarke
Frank Dean
Perry Aspling
Edgar
White
Chicago Livestock Market
Cohoe & Wessell
South Fork
Wuddy
P.O. Raymond Mont
Freerepe TéoWaylity
J.P. Regan
Ventory
the Choteau Mercantile Co
Choteau, Montana
Beaupre
Walter Gorharti
Chlitz Beer
Bond
Cibson & Graves, Choteau