Physician and Surgeon in Choteau Mont
A physician and surgeon offers services at an office on Hamilton Street in Choteau Montana. The ad notes Rye Glacces as part of the practice.
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Hamilton
Choteau, Mont
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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1906
Page
1
Roosevelt Letter Blocks Blackfeet Bill Over Water Rights
President Roosevelt declines to sign the Blackfeet reservation bill in current form citing Indian water rights and Montana state laws. He notes irrigation funding and delaying factors and contemplates withdrawal and reintroduction after December session. Also listed are sale notes for farm equipment at a ranch near Chateau.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Dixon
Roosevelt
White House
Washington D. C
Blackfeet Reservation
Senate
Secretary of the Interior
The
Indian Bureau
Blackfeet
Carter
Congress
Leupp
Theodore Roosevelt
Joseph M. Dixon
House of Representatives
State Lands Under Lease Receipts Reported for Montana
John P. Schmit reports June receipts totaling 26 567.06 from the state land office with half-year and year-to-date totals, distributed to funds including Permanent School and University. County lease tables show rentals by county, statewide annual rentals totaling 195 093.57 and detailed acreage figures for each county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
John P. Schmit
the State Land Office
J. H. Rice
Permanent School
Permanent University
University
School of Mines
Normal School
Agricultural College
Reform School
Capitol
Register Schmit
Schmit
Broadwater
Ssesereee
Carbot
Cascade
Chateau
Panes Ory
Caster
Aatin
Vevey Be
Gallatin
Missoula
Park
Powell
Galgba Aesijelala-Seepgace
Ravalli
Valley
Yellowstone
Faegetioc Reveas
District Court Docke District July 10 Trial Dates
District Court convenes in cud teau on Thursday July 10 with criminal cases set for trial including State of Montana vs Johnson Wagner grand larceny July 10 State of Montana vs Dan McGowan murder July 10 State of Montana vs Chas Davilin murder July 13 State of Montana vs Hughes Hilger grand larceny July 16 State of Montana vs Jesse Black grand larceny July 16 GML cases Armedia S Clark vs A L Hoy et al July 17 Harlem Mercantile Co vs John Matchett July 17 H Guth vs Chase et al July 18 Armedia S Clark vs Jensen Bros July 18
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of Montana
Johnson
Wagner
Dan McGowan
Chas Davilin
Hughes and Hilger
Jesse Black
GML
Armedia S. Clark
A. L. Hoy
Harlem Mercantile Co
John Matchett
H.¥. Guth
Chase Et al
Jensen Bros
To Choose Wives at Flathead Carnival July Fifth
The Flathead Indians hold an annual love making carnival at the agency on July 5. Unmarried men ride ponies before tepees where their sweethearts await. The first favored suitor gains a seat behind the maiden. A large Omaha pollatch follows with all tribe members. Cattle and dogs are barbecued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agency
Roosevelt approves omnibus public buildings bill for Great Falls
President Roosevelt today approved the omnibus public buildings bill authorizing 200000 for a site and building in Great Falls. The measure also provides 15000 for additional grounds around the Butte post office and 20000 for a site purchase for a prospective building in Missoula.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Roosevelt
Great Falls
Butte
Missoula
Fourth of July Celebrations Bring Busy Day to Farmington Area
A town wide Fourth of July celebration drew over 400 attendees with a wheelbarrow parade, music by the Farmington brass band, a ball game between the W H s and Bull Elks, and races at Bynum. Other towns like Conrad and Augusta hosted large crowds with parades, speeches by Hon. 8 F. Ralston and J G Bair, plus dancing and picnics in the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H
Bynum
Conrad
Augusta
J. F. Burd
Beaupre House
Ie Bull Selks Cusker
Denny Snyder Feneceres
Bill Moore Jordan
Gay Franklin
Edgar
Cunliffe “Morris
Hooper Jesse Davis
Shan
Cunliffe
Butte
Cusker
Shanley
T. Richards
Court House
Bull Elks
Farmington
Raymond
F. Ralston
Willetts
Nick Tuttle
Cohoe
Davidson
Earl Yeager
Bynum Committee
Chateau
Dupuyer
Shelby
Uncle Sam
Mise E. Fitzpatrick
J. H.griffiths
Chateaultes
Ralph Luther
Christie Johnson
W. Gorham
Coleman Armstrong
Conad
J. G. Bair
George White
Sorrel Stud
Monte
Mosher
Furman
Rex Wood
Sorrell
All Report
Real Estate Transfers Filed in County Clerk’s Office
Real estate transfers for the week include Angus Rose selling undivided 14 of iota 27 28 block 6 Choteau to Richard Shortridge for 1.00. Frank Truchot and wife convey lots 3 8 9 Truchot Gardens to Charles S Parker for 200.00. They also transfer part of northwest quarter and northeast quarter section 24 township 24 north range 5 west totaling 31.23 acres for 0562.14 to Samuel Bateman. George A Burgy transfers lots 26 27 28 block 13 Chateau to Cascade Bank of Great Falls for 1.00 and other valuable consideration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Angus Rose
Richard Shortridge
Choteau
Frank Truchot
Charles S. Parker
Truchot Gardens
Samuel Bateman
Northwest Quarter
George A. Burgy
Cascade Bank of
American Express Tragedy Near Salisbury England
The American line express carrying 43 passengers from New York to London derailed just after passing Salisbury station at 1:57 am. Twenty three passengers died, four trainmen also perished, and about a dozen others were injured in the wreck. The victims had sailed from New York on June 23.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salisbury
England
London South- Western Railway
American Line
New York
Plymouth
London
Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets End Biliousness
Mrs. Rosa Potts of Birmingham Alabama reports relief from biliousness and constipation after using Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets. She notes restored appetite energy and vitality, with improved digestion and a brighter outlook. Sold by C H Drake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Rosa Potts
Birmingham
Ala
C. H. Drake
Chauffeur Blamed in Mrs Tanner Auto Death
The coroner's jury returns a verdict that Mrs. James Tanner died in an automobile collision caused by high speed, roadway defect, and the chauffeur Joseph P Zoeller’s carelessness and poor judgment in attempting to pass a team with insufficient margin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
Nero den 2010 Belgian stallion to stand at Therrien Ranch
Belgium import Nero den will stand for the season at Therrien's ranch seven miles west of Dupuyer. Service fee 320.00 for the season. All mares in our charge receive top care but we are not responsible for accidents. Sheep Creek Horse Co. E. Shotraw, manager.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neroden
Therrien’s Ranch
Dupuyer
Sheep Creek Horse Co
E. Shotraw
Desert Land Final Proof Notice for Publication
The Department of the Interior United States Land Office in Great Falls Montana publishes final proof notice dated June 18 1906. The notice identifies land claim and required filings for proof of settlement cultivation and residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Interior
United States
Great Falls
Montana
Hiram 8S
Baker
Bynum
Teton County
A. OC. Warner
U. S
Chateau,Boman
Desert Land
United States’ Land Office
Zeulie D. Hein
Dupuyer
Seton County
M. M
George W. Magee
U.S
Duvayer
Sald
John Marts
Henry M. Jensen
John B.lael
Frank Wall
Allof
United Statespay
Great Palls
Frank E. Bondurant
Conrad
Swenee Sec
Bert J. Majors
Charles Macdonald
Ernest Bondurant
Bernard J. Mathews
J.M. Burlingame
Register
Albert L. Halladay
Choteau
A. C. Warner
Chateau
Fred Perry
John R. Gleason
Charles 3. Fasker
John Lyon
Monana
United States Land Office
Great Fally
John Hall
Maggie Nichols
Sweet Grass
nSw
Wm. Geo. Davis
U. 8
Lund
William H. Simmes
Henry Jacobse
Antony Jacobsen
Willis Nethels
J M. Burlingame
William Watson
Shelby
Mont
James Wilcox
John Peterson
Frank Johnson
Charles
Silger
Thomas HW. Daley
Shalby
Chicago Livestock Market Report and Sale Terms
Chicago market notes cattle receipts 2500 strong with prices for beeves cows and stockers. sheep receipts 12000 steady with lamb and mutton ranges. Also an animal sale notice from YEAGER Bros offering a 1600 pound Percheron draft stallion at two ranch locations with season terms 810 and 12.50 to insure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Cowell & Kinney
Choteau
H. W. Yeager
Also Mentioned on This Page
D. T. Brooks
A. Kence
John W. Shields, C. E
Notary Pustic
Ghoteau Aerie
Order of Eagles
Thompson
W. P. Tos
Brooks
Cole
W. M. Pyatt
J. J. Daley
Lesterude& Thompson Dress Makers
T. A. Smith
W. D. Luther
District Court _Docké
Federal Building
Conrad Partigan
Belleview
J. M. Burlingame
William Bevan
J.M. Burlingamf
Register, Flast
J.M. Burnin
Chicago Livestock Market
Yeager Bros
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