Busy Creamery Days At Golden Red In Montana
Creamery managers report high milk flow with one ton in the vats on Monday, roughly half the weekly intake. Wirth Steere delivers via Burton beach route, plus substantial amounts from Dupuyer stage and private parties. Butter markets remain inactive and Golden Rod holds ample butter inventory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Golden Red Creamery
McCrea
Acantha
Wirth. Steere
Burton Beach
Dupuyer
Montana
Golden Rod
Please Knock the Door Bell Out of Order Sign
The note to warn visitors that the front doorbell is out of order is presented as a humorous household mishap. John, fond of football, creates a sign reading Please Knock the Door bell Out of Order, a phrase noted by a neighbor and cited by Woman's Home Companion.
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John
Local visitors and new business moves noted in town
Additional Local Geo Miller was in town Monday from his ranch at Belleview. Born Monday July 10 to Mr and Mrs Yelte Bakker of Burton a son. Chas Krofft and Ed Stonehouse were business visitors in Chateau Tuesday. Geyer Cowgill now at Walier in auto livery. The Ladies Industrial will meet next Wednesday afternoon with Mrs P I Cole.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. F. Miller
Belleview
Yelte Bakker
Burton
Chas. Krofft
Ed. Stonehouse
Chateau
Geyer Cowgill
Walier
Ladies’ Industrial
Family Trip on Upper Teton Outing
Billy Loomis and his wife enjoy a weeklong outing on the upper Teton. Mr and Mrs Foltz visit from Illinois to see their son Fred Foltz and his companion. H Givens is Mrs Foltzs brother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billy Loomis
Upper Teton
Travellers A J Gibson and Geo Brooks Visit Town
A J Gibson and Geo Brooks with a group traveled by auto through town on Tuesday en route from Missoula to Browning and other Canadian points. They are acquainted with Mrs BE Hirshberg in Missoula. Frances Yule, former chief operator for the Automatic Telephone Co in Great Falls, has recovered from an appendectomy and is up at home after a stay at Deaconess hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A.J. Gibson
Geo. Brooks
Missoula
Browning
Canadian Points
BE. J. Hirshberg
Frances Yule
Deaconess Hospital
Miss Yule
Automatic Telephone Company
Great Falls
Great Falls Tribune
Waterton Oil sends delinquent stock notices in Butte
In Butte Montana on June 21 1911 Waterton Oil Land and Power Company gives notices of five cent per share delinquent assessments levied May 1 1911 on numerous stock parcels with certificates and holder names. The sale to recover amounts due plus costs is set for July 31 1911 at 2 00 pm at 115 North Main Street Butte. First publication June 29.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Montana
Waterton Oil, Land and Power Company
M.A Fulmore
Upton Marchion
O. J. Amundsen
H. John KE. Astle
Henry Gueother
Eliza M. Hoss
Lidand
G.M. Merriman
Bode da Prl
W. L. Shattuck
H. B. Scott
W. ©. Thompson
Board of Directors
North Main Street
Das
J.P. Hanson
Percy B. Dixon
Soe
Waterton Oo
Land and Power Company
P. O. Bax
Notice of County Board of Equalization Meeting
The Board of County Commissioners of Teton county will meet at the Chateau office on Monday July 17 1911 to examine the county assessment book and equalize property values continuing until August 7 1911. Sessions planned on August 5 and 6 to act on proposed corrections and for final action. Absent parties lose rights to correction. Garret County Clerk Chateau Montana July 11 1911.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton County
Board of County Commissioners
Wilmett
Chateau
Be. Garrett
Montana
Mist Pub
Also Mentioned on This Page
Pixe
Haugen’s Cash Bazaar
Eighth Judicial District
Unty of
Teton
William Dawes
Janet E. Dawes
Plainti
James M. Wilcox
Ida J. Wilcox
Nick Bautz
Distict Court
State of
Nick Bantz
A. D
County of
Yeton County
Plrintia
United States
McKenzie
Sherif
County Board of Equalization
Aneet Peete
DeCoursey Ranch
Young and
Choteau
Color
Lincoln
Bow
A. K. Thompson
Choteau, Mont
Collins, M
Reo
Reos
Btn
Stephens Automobile Company
Geo, G. Mill Company, Dealers
Inge
Ops
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