World at Large Highlights From The Nation
Reports from across the United States describe a street railway strike in Pittsburg amid alleged union discrimination. The Great New York to Seattle auto race ends with a Bord car first and a Shawout second. Mrs. Howard Good wins a divorce decree with $36000 annual alimony after suing for $250000. The Roosevelt family sails from New York for Italy June 20 and plans to return around November 1. Eastern states report deadly outbreaks. New York Washington and Pittsburg log deaths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Seattle
Washington
Pittsburg
Children’s Day Program at M. E. Church 1909
A Sunday schedule of recitations songs drills and prayers for a church Children’s Day program. Names include Ruth Pierce Violet Peteh and Twins Lernice and Bessie Moore with acts like flag drills and a Declaration of Independence recitation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bergold
America
Baty
Bexie Thomps
Cizer
Dorothy Haugen
Merrill Luther
Nina Bess Guthrie
Harry Drake
Arthur Bair
Merna May Cole
Gertram Guthrie
Edwin Heizer
Robert Baymes
Violet Peteh
Evelyo Stackhouse
M. E
Gage
Bod Mata
Ruth Pierce
Welcome Sons
Lernice
Bessie Moore
Fagen
Robert Pfrimmer
Grant Hodgskiss
Railroad surveyors on Sun River spark electric line rumors
Reports claim survey parties from Great Falls and Milwaukee on Sun River above Augusta, seeking routes toward Missoula or Kalispell. Some say Great Northern plans Grading at Vaughn and a Vaughn Port Shaw Choteau Raymond line to connect near the summit, while others deny activity. Confirmation is awaited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sun River
Azusta
Great Balls
Chateau
Lbese
Great Northern Company
Missoula
Sahispell
Milwaukee Railroad
Sur River
Great Northern
Vaughn
Vaughno
Cheat Northern
Port Shaw
Choteau
Raymond
Great falls-Choteau
New Corporations Formed In June Across Several Montana Towns
June filings with county clerks record new articles of incorporation for Boorman Mercantile Camp ing Kalispell First Tribe Bank? no this line lists Kalispell branches in Teton counties with directors L B Boorman G C Dobner and G C Burn mat. Kirst Methodiee Episcopal Church of Walier trustees B D Kingsbury B D Iorrest A Leech and George KK Hutt. Browning Hail Company capital stock 5000 directors Joseph Brown Levi Jard Ghas Devereaux Loami B F W Goss Edward R Ciobert. Leevilt Land and Water Company capital stock 90000 main office Dupuser directors J I Leech BE L Leech Pearl Leech. German Evangelical Lutheran Trinity Church of Farmington trustees Henry Bremer KH N Zieharth and John Rath man. Brady Irrigation Company capital stock 50000 main office Chateau directors Alexander Trochat Thomas O Larson Kenneth McKenzie. Valier Lumber and Investment Company capital stock 225900 main office Valier directors John E Nuzum D P Mains Rudolph Lier.
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Boorman Mercantile Canping
Main Offine
Kalispell
Teton
LB. J. Boorman
GC. G Dobner
GC. Bunr
Browning Hail Company
Capital
Joseph Brown
Levi Jard
Ghas
Devereaux
Loami BF
W. Goss
Edward R. Ciobert
Leevilt Land and Water Company
Capital Stock
Dup
J. I. Leech
BE. EL Leech
Pearl Leech
German Evangelical Lutheran Trinity Church of
Farmington
Henry Bremer
KH. N. Zieharth
John Rath
Drady Irrigation Company
Ecapital
Chateau
Alexander Trochat
Thomas O. Larson
Kenneth McKenzie
Valier Lumber and Investment Company
Valier
John E. Nuzum
DP. Mains
Rudolph Lier
New Knights of Pythiss Johwe Officers Listed
The Loyal Knights of Pythiss Johwe announce its newly elected officers OO C A OC Burbank V CD L Doolittle P Ja Sulereve M W Julius Hirshbere KL SAL O Warner M of E I C Garrett M at A W 7 Dorrington I GT Thompsos OO G T W Olsen.
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Loyal
Knights of Pythiss
Local Social Notes Report Villages and Travel
Belleview residents note Frank Salmond's return from Sunriver Springs on Tuesday. C W Gray expected home this week as health improves for travel. Matrons and Maids plan a lawn party at Mrs C W Gray's residence on July 3 to celebrate instead of the Fourth. Mrs Frank Salmond visited her parents Sunday. Harry Miller, just back from 19 Chateau, is again able to be with us.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Salmond
Sunriver
C W. Gray
C. W. Gray
Harry Miller
Chateau
Declaration reading and early events at local fair
The notice lists a Declaration reading by PH A Prescott followed by a 10:00 a.m. baseball game at Augusta teasing and a sequence of horse races across the day.
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PH. A. Prescott
Augusta
County Fair schedule and prize list note high stakes
Moore's fairgrounds near Choteau host a day of events with 2.50 entrance fees and purses ranging from 5 to 3500. Includes horse races saddles stocks cows and pony events, foot races 100 yards and relay, as well as pole vault high jump broad jump and a free evening dance at Woodmert hall. Abundant shade and water available for attendees.
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P.m
Milf
Aigee
Ibat
Bret Ard
Moore
Woodmert Hall
Local Names and Visits Highlight Weekend Arrivals
Local residents and visitors were noted in a series of brief mentions: Karl Tschepen the Aslavre plumber was armed in town Jase Thursday. A L Jfoy and faunts visited Chateau. W J Dorrington traveled to Nalispell. Dr Bateman and wife toured Augusta returning Monday. Oscar Gdenwald debuted a pneumatic sulky for use with his young trotting stallion e Win. Cowell family returned Friday from Walls pell and viemnitys.
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Karl Tschepen
Aslavre
Dr. Bateman
Augusta
Oscar Gdenwald
Hns
E Win. Cowell
Wallspell
Viemnitys
New Management At The Art Studio Promises Satisfaction
The Art Studio announces new management and assures customer satisfaction with continued operation and service.
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Agar
Teton County Ad Bids Sale of Refunding Bonds
The notice announces a sale this week of refunding bonds totaling sixty thousand dollars. J M Weaver and wife and Miss Kula Christian visited Augusta recently. Wellenstein family attended land business in Chateau Saturday. Yeager sold livery business to Weaver and Gorham who took possession last Saturday. Burrell Jr. returned from Marysville to stay briefly. Joe Harne from Dupuyer visited relatives. A new teacher Nelhe Brow begins teaching fifth and sixth grades in a public school recently altered.
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Teton County
H.W. Yeager
of. MM. Weaver
W. L. Gorham
Joe Harne
Alfred Warris
Dupuyer
Dupuser
Fibhera
Nelhe Pi Brow
Local teams clash at fair grounds in six inning match
A rough afternoon game at the fair grounds saw the north end Galltec and the south end congregation from South Alain street struggle on offense. The south side failed to lay a base, while the north side sent players to camp for a six inning session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North End
Galltec
Alain
Das
Fair Grounds
Tua
South End
Children's Day Observed at Methodist Church
Children will observe a patriotic program of recitations songs and drills next Sunday evening at the Methodist church. There will be no preaching service and the public is invited to attend recognizing July 4 with an afternoon and evening program of activities.
Local couple plans sheep partnership eyeing Baes Christian ranch
Anne Rose from Lowry and Ad Cowell are preparing to enter the sheep business as partners. They seek a location and consider the Baes Christian ranch among potential sites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Rose
Lowry
Ad Cowell
Shey
Christian Returns From Cutbank To Drowning Work
Christian came home Saturday after spending time in Cutbank helping with class sparing heifers for various farms. He left Sunday for Drowning to do similar work and expects to return to Choteau Saturday.
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I Christian
Cutbank
Rts
Ile
Choteau
Band of Crews Camp Near Iown Heads North for Fourth of July
A wood sized band of Crews claimed to be part of Hattle Bear's tribe camped south of Iown over Sunday. They moved north Monday toward Drowning to celebrate the Fourth of July and participate in the sun dance.
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Hattle Bear
Iown
Miss Mabel Cowell Returns From Dupuyer Visit
Miss Mabel Cowell came home Saturday evening after a week or more with Miss Florence Leech at Dupuyer. Leech accompanied her home and is visiting friends in Choteau. Florence recently completed her first year at the state university.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel Cowell
Dupuyer
Florence Leech
Ain Choteau
Florence
The
State University
Te ton Steam laundry adds modern steam cleaner
J G Jackson proprietor of the Te ton Steam laundry has installed a new up to date steam machine, claiming it ensures better work and shows progressiveness in business. Arbre Leceh of Dupuyer a 1906 Teton county high school graduate and current senior at the state university is in Chicago as a delegate to a national convention of the Che kk fetter college fraternity representing the chapter of the state university.
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J.G. Jackson
Teton
Johnnte
Arbre Leceh
Dupuyer
Teton County
State University
Chicago
Siewa Chi
Sheep Move Under Ranch Supervision Near Dupuyer
Larry Rinstrong oversaw the transfer of 15,000 sheep for the Rastrong Livestock Co. from the home ranch east of Dupuyer to be shorn and then driven to summer range north of Shelby.
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Larryrinstrong
Chateau
Dupuyer
Shelby
Local Resident Moves Between Homes After Absence
Incomplete report notes a Mr Quinn leaving Chateau from Byno and occupying part of a sister’s Corcon house. After Quinn's departure she stays with Crank Walband family at Bynum, with a young daughter of the family now staying with her here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Quinn
Byno
Siater Corcon
Mr. Quinn Sceath
Crank Walband
Bynum
Cur ball players prepare for game with Augusta event
Players gear up for a Monday game against Augusta as part of the celebration program. Augusta 15 also tunes up. A lively quarrel is expected and the crowd hopes for a decisive, entertaining match.
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Augusta
Horses Prep for Fourth of July Races
Tiare horses have been seen on the streets for a week as they train for the Fourth races. Notable participants include Harry Odenwald and K. B. Cohoe with their mounts. Visibly strong entries suggest exciting events as part of the celebration.
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Harry Odenwald
K. B. Cohoe
Forest Products Exhibit to Be Installed at Missoula
A Missoula exhibit will showcase forest products including paper pulps from local timber, t arpenton and other regional woods, samples of wood wine, and preservative treatments. Displays will cover Montana species with photos of lumber, strength tests, and national forest work. additional dates will be added as exhibits expand.
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Missoula
Toe
Pis Seertary
Une Meree
Collestine Ty Esate Fo
Erameree Roana Rs Colection
Devas
Montana
Forest Service Plans Reports on Livestock Losses in National Forests
Washington data shows efforts to document causes of livestock deaths in National Forests. Forest guards will report monthly totals and causes as accident disease poison or wild animals to the Forester. The program aims to reduce losses and guide protective actions like fencing and removing poisonous plants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Forest Service
S Teekmen
Leorimstance
Heares
Ilieini
Aes
Aseach Forest Ranger i
Water strike at Greenfields ranch boosts hope after dry spell
After several attempts E O Oleen of the Greenfields bench reports a fine water strike on his ranch. A well reached about twenty feet then stood at four feet, and nearby ranchers, inspired by rain, gain fresh courage in drought conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. O Oleen
Greenfields
Neaerhorsing
Return of Judely Hy Pesan From Viert in Pennsylvania
Judely Hy Pesan returns to the city from a visit at his old home in Pennsylvania after several weeks away. He reports the eastern county heat caused an abrupt end to the trip and plans to travel back to Montana.
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Judely, Hy
Pesan
Pennsylvania
Montana
Cgreat Falls
Trini
Reconstruction era expands offices and hospital rooms in Augusta
The Dre Lone and Bateman offices are enlarged with a north fire wall removed and the space extended toward the river edge. A former residence used by Dr Kony will be converted into office and hospital rooms with a raised roof and second floor layout. J M Weaver reports a shooting incident in Augusta after a survey party driver assaulted a man and was hit by a bar keeper who used a revolver. the driver was injured, not fatally, and locals sympathize with the harmed man and the barkeep.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dre, Lone and Bateman
Ben
Dr. Kony
J. M. Weaver
Augusta
Meghberhood
No wool market in Lewistown this year report says
Various notes from Montana towns report no wool market in Lewistown this year. Other items include church conventions set for June, accidents in Helena and Dodson, new town Alberton, railroad connection moves at Judith Gap, large land sales near Lavina, and state meetings for Eagles and Epworth League with leaders named.
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Lewistown
Local Folks Attend Events and Trips Around Chateau
Fairfield Van Gatenan travels to Chateau Friday to finalize his homestead proof. Walladas tends farming interests this week. Piul Cole spends early week at Cole Bros ranch. Adams hosts a large horse races and Das dance celebration. Cyrus Cous arrives from Raymond Mundas Tuesday. Ben Gordon and wife visit Cole Bros ranch Sunday. H L Halladay and Geo Baker go to Great Falls on business. Mrs J B Maurer and son spend days in Chateau visiting Mrs J A Johnson. Chas Davis and wife depart Monday for Seattle for the fair then visit Mrs Davis’s Everett relatives. away about three weeks.
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Walladas
Piul Cole
Cole Bro
Adams
Evers
Cyrus Cous
Raymond Mundas
Ben Gordon
Cole Bros. Ranch
H. L. Halladay
Geo. Baker
Great Falls
J. B. Maurer
Little Son
Chateau
J. &. Johnson
Chas, Davis
Seattle
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Roosevelt
Italy
Senate
Congress
Aldrich
Taft
United States Geological Survey
United States
Mexico
Thos, IL. Carter
Columbia Falls
Glacier National Park
Starlowton Land District
Madison Forest Reserve
Women Suffragist Society
Montreal
Georgian Bay
Des Moines
Kirst Methodiee Episcopal Church of
Walier
Kingsbury
B.D. Iorrest
Leech
George KK
Hutt
Belleview
Sis
Fey
Mon
Sib
A. L. Jfoy
Faunts
W. J. Dorrington
Nalispell
J.M. Weaver
Kula Christian
John Wellenstein
Kate Wellenstein
Chateau Sunday
Mr. Wellenstein
Alex. Burrell, Jr
Marysville
Nath
News of the
Destie Ite
la Zoon Mathodist Church
Croit Ialis
John Wy Leland
Dan
Don Avvosoure Tan
Dodson Wat
Ao Dare Cement Dork
Gorge Miler
White Walt i
Helena
Alberton
Montabi
Pacifie Voast
Malwaukee
Misaola
Clieut
Mien
State Railroad Commission
Milwaukee and
Judith Gap
Liavina
Din Slayton
Musselshell
Viemots
Lavina
Eagles
Butte
Alv, Stewart
Virginia City
Lisington
Iya
Anaconda
J. O. Vallant
A. Lewistown
Kahspell
Meradi J. McCormick
Billings
Uice
Greatalin
J.01
Lider
Spokane
Rainy Creek
Libbs
Ates
Bozentun
Arthustidl Ching Io
Bated Bas Netie
Betes Fat
Major Jones
Palley Lake
Kaitspedl
Stulsater
Charles Strodbeek
Fairfield
van. Gatenan
Chateau H
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