Local items from Chateau area include visits and incidents
Ranger Price Townsend arrives from Téton station Eek. Wool sales at 20 cents. W D Jones from Spring Hill on business. Ladies Industrial meet July 10 at Mrs Leavitt's home. Mrs Eckles and Miss Nan Burrell back from Helena. C S McDonald in Falls seeking wool sale. Fire company held a practice meet Friday. Russell Mellon of Chateau Drug travels to Great Falls. Helena visitors Bret Read and companions guests of Mrs G H Connor. Fourth of July presence of Bret Read with oil plow work in Spring Hill. Sheep shearer injured. physician called from Power. Muddy ranch man with broken leg treated by Drs McGregor Carr. A C Warner away July for Portland Elks convention. John Devlin visits town. lives at West Butte. Geo Prey Sr in town en route to Fairfield County. Chateau folks in Great Falls for circus: I J Hirshberg family Arthur Hirshberg C M Blackman H D Robison J W Jameson Jr.
Elks Conventions Draw Julius Hirshberg Between Cities
Julius Hirshberg plans to attend the national Elks convention in Portland while also taking part in the Elks state gathering in Kalispell this week, linking two major fraternal events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julius Hirshberg
The
Elks Order
Portland
Kalispell
Elks
Be and Hirshberg visit Great Falls with circus outing
BE. J. and Arthur Hirshberg took two year old Eva Hirshberg to the circus in Great Falls on Monday. Bert H. Smith, forestry student at the University of Michigan, arrived to assume a Lewis and Clark forest position. The ladies of the Industrial club moved their Saturday lawn social indoors due to chilly weather, but the event was pleasant and financially successful.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BE. J
Arthur Hirshberg
Great Falls
Eva Hirshberg
E. J's
Bert H. Smith
University of Michigan
Lewis & Clark Forest
the Industrial
Local Notes From Great Falls And Nearby
C H Connor and son Alden arrived in Great Falls to receive a new Case automobile ordered by Mr Cowper. John Burrell returns from Madison Wisconsin after a year as a sophomore and attended the Republican National Convention in Chicago. The daughter of C Justice and wife near Fairfield shows improvement from scarlet fever. James Sulgrove resigns from the public school board. J M Weaver appointed by the county superintendent. Wm Hodgkiss becomes board president. Lewis and Clark forest deletes 1640 acres along the watershed boundary due to poor timber outlook. Dr Harmon Rhoads, visiting Chateau, plans to move from Hazen Arkansas to Montana after specialty work in Kansas City. The Acadda has no definite settlement location for him yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. H. Connor
Alden
Great Falls
Jas. Sulgrove
J. M. Weaver
Wm. Hodgskiss
Mr. Sulgrove
Harmon Rhoads
Chateau
City Hospital
Kansas City
Hazen
Ark
Montana
Acadda
Hair work and dairy delivery prompt home services
Switches made from combings. All sorts of hair work. Mrs. Saylor Cho Cau 5-2ott 4. Cream and milk delivered by wagon every morning. Up-to-date service. Te ton Dairy, Independent phone 57. Paperhanging and painting promptly done at reasonable prices Clinton Bard Choteau
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saylor
Chocau
Teton Dairy
Independent
Clinton Bard
Choteau
Enterprise Newspaper Debuts in Simms Under Schoensigel
The Enterprise begins as Simms new town paper with editor and proprietor Fred Schoensigel a North Dakota man. The Augusta railway completion boosts Simms prospects and the newspaper's outlook.
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Enterprise
Simms
Fred Schoensigel
North Dakota
Schoensigel
Augusta
Professor Toan Leaves Town for Boulder Summer Post
Professor B. E. K. Toan departed yesterday forenoon for Boulder where he will spend the summer with Mrs Toan and the children. Friends regret his departure but wish him success in a likely prominent city post in the state this fall. P B Christian and family moved from Jamul California to El Centro Imperial Valley recently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. EK. Toan
Boulder
Acantha
P. B. Christian
Jamul
Cal
el Centro
Imperial Valley
Student earns honor despite eight month absence
A pupil received diplomas of honor for not being tardy during the term while absent for eight months yet still rode eight miles to school each day, showcasing perseverance amid absence.
Notice to Creditors Estate of Abigail Burrell
Notice is given by the administrator of Abigail Mary Kiersted Burrell deceased to creditors and others with claims to exhibit them with vouchers within ten months after first publication. Address for claims is Chateau Montana. Dated June 12 1912. Alexander Burrell Mary Kiersted Burrell deceased. 6-13-32
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abigail Mary Iiersted Burrell
Abigail Maury Kiersted Burrell
Chateau
Montana
Alexander Burrell
Abigail Mary Kiersted Burrell
Notice of 1912 Teton County assessment equalization
The Teton County assessment book for 1912 is open for inspection at the county clerk’s office. The board of county commissioners will meet as a board of equalization at Chateau on Monday July 15 1912 to review and equalize property assessments continuing daily until August 12 1912. Additional sessions August 9 10 will decide complaints and final assessment raises. Persons failing to appear on those dates may be barred from corrections. County Clerk ELC GARRELFt announces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau
Court House
Board of County Commissioners
Teton County
Elc
Garrelft
A Cute Lassie Eyewear Dilemma Sparks Compliment
In a playful exchange a young man notes Miss Thornhill Lucy's beauty as she laments eyeglass use. She recalls trying glasses but claims long lashes caused more harm, yet hints at trimming them while he blurts out a compliment about her eyelashes.
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Price Townsend
Téton’ Station
Eek
Cole Bros
W. D. Jones
Spring Hill
Ladies’ Industrial
C. S. McDonald
Russell Mellon
Chateau Drug Company
Mattie Chase
Bret Read
Spring Hill Country
Tru¢het Ranch
Drs. McGregor
Carr
A.C. Warner
Mr. Warner
John Devlin
West Butte
Geo. Prey, Sr
Bynum
Fairfield Country
Chas
Geo., Jr
I. J. Hirshberg
C. M. Blackman
H. D. Robison
J. W. Jameson, Jr
Hall
F. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
F. J. Cheney & Co
John Burrell
Madison
Wis
State University
Chicago
C. Justice
Fairfield
Lewis & Clark National Forest
Early Signal
J.G. Hopkinson
L. A. Peterson
Farmington, Mont
Savik & Larson
Mont
W.D. Luther
Ben Feist
Collins, Mont
Striyep
John Lyon
Kerr & Hanson
J.P. Huidekoper
Chateau, Mont
Clincton Bard
Oxfords Free
Vic
Knickerbocker
Dr. Stephens
H. R. Thompson
Acantha Office
E. J. Roberson & CO
Choteau, Montana
Malone & Truchot
Rew Home Sewing Machine Co
Orange, Mass
County Board of Equalization
Joseph Hirshberg
Hirshberg Brothers, Bankers
Odenwald & Sons
Ular
Choteau Drug ‘Co
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