Town Council Orders Closure of Ill Repute District Within 48 Hours
Citizens and merchants back a council petition demanding removal of a disorderly district. The order forbids houses of ill repute within three miles of the city and requires the district be cleared in 48 hours to improve town appearance and protect residents.
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Himitt
Gilman
Chateau
Chateau Commercial Club to Meet at Court House
Notice announces a meeting of the Chateau Commercial club at the court house on Thursday evening July 23 at 8 o'clock. Several important matters will be discussed and a large attendance is desired. Bring a friend. R M Farrington, President.
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Chateau Commercial Club
Court House
R. M. Farrington
Pres
Notable historical dates list for quick recall
St Augustine founded in 1565 as the oldest US city. Gold found at Silver Bay Alaska in 1887. Switzerland’s republic era dates back to 1290. First Colonial Assembly in Jamestown Virginia occurred in 1619. The first mechanical patent was issued in 1790.
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St. Augustine
United States
Silver Bay
Alaska
Switzerland
First
Colonial Assembly
Jamesctown
Carranza May Send Forces to Mexico City to Secure Order
General Carranza warned that reform must be won at any cost and claimed Huerta’s resignation alone won’t bend the movement. He said Constitutionalists might deploy troops to Mexico City to maintain order as preparations proceed for a potential entry into the capital and noted reports of an unofficial commission headed toward Ceieya to meet Constitutionalists.
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Huerta
Carbajal
Carranza
Mexico City
Mexi
Ceieya
Carganza
Valier and Chateau Baseball Series Planned This Weekend
Valier hosts Chateau on the local grounds with games scheduled Saturday at 6 15 p m and Sunday at 2 30 p m Chateau seeks two wins to turn the series into a double challenge Valier has two victories and Chateau one as fans are urged to attend and witness a fast Chateau nine in action.
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Valier
Chateau
Choteau
Chateau Nine
Montana Supreme Court upholds initiative referendum amendment
The Montana Supreme Court ruled that the initiative and referendum amendment met substantial constitutional compliance, allowing the measure to remain on the books. Justices Brantley Lanner and Holloway joined the ruling, which supports continued direct primary, corrupt practices act, and direct senator election, while blocking revival of the Donahue military bill and paving fall submissions.
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Helena
Yuld
Bes
Supreme Courts
Brantley
Asociate
Sidney Lanner
William L. Holloway
Montana
United States
Galatia County
O. W. McConnell
Harry C. Smith
People’s Power League
C. B. Nolan
W. D. Ranking
E. K. Cheadle
Lewistown
Alex Mackle
Butte
Supreme Court of the
Nominations Filed For State Senator And Local Posts
Republican Thomas O Larson of Cho teau seeks state senator. James Smith of Cho teau seeks county auditor. B J Mathews Democrat for justice of the peace Conrad township. Nels Nelson Republican precinct committeeman Fairfield precinct No 2. Dr C D Vowel Democrat for state senior filed with others in July.
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James Smith
Choteau
the Peace
Conrad Township
Nels Nelson
Fairfield
C.D. Vowel
Walier
Catholic Services Schedule Next Sunday Mass Times
Catholic services set for next Sunday with Mass at 8:00 am and 10:30 am. Evening devotion remains at 7:30 pm as usual.
Naturalization Papers Filed for Final Citizenship
Applications for final citizenship filed in the past week include Edward Smith, a native of Ireland, residing in Bynum.
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Edward Smith
Ireland
Bynum
Mount I Lind Seen as Preventive Step for California Volcano Risk
A proposed measure labeled Mount I Lind is discussed as a preventive naming approach to reduce reruptions of a California volcano. The fragment references a strategy to curb activity by adopting a formal designation for the mountain.
Choteau Defeats Valier In High-Scoring Baseball Game
Choteau fans watched their team win 10 to 4 against Valier. Key players included Crouch with two home runs, Howard and Buckley multiple hits, and Kenyon dominating on the mound with 66 strikeouts noted in the report.
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Choteau
Valier
Local Sunday Game Edges Valier In Close Seven Innings
A large crowd watched as our team fell to Valier 3 to 4. Valier rallied from a deficit to win. key contributors include Howard and Connor with one run each and Deutchman two hits. Broadhead Harrison and Kenyon also figured in the scoring.
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Valier
Chateau
Howard
Connor
Kenyon
Alter
Deutchman
Broadhead
Harrison
Generac Pancho Villa Wins Late To Nil Chateau
The game details list Crawford Howard Buck ley Kapp Burke Cardell Connor Kenyon Lys Valier Martirison Barber Deutchman Watson Tingleat Carson with total nine to eight. Howard hit a home run in the eighth inning but Valier edged Chateau in the ninth as two men were out for the last run.
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Valier
Ghoteau
A.B.R
S.H.P.C.A.E
Crawford
Howard
Buckley
Crouch
Burke
Eae Senas
Cardell
Conner
Kapp
DeMars
Walter
Dribshpore- Owen
Martinson
Barbon
Eae Tees
Tso
Tyne Dentsélman
Watson
Ee Rae I
Broadhed
Harrison If Tingleaf
Rif i Carlon
Chateau
Renee
Easy
Carlon
Car Powell
Lon
Holthy
Connor
Kenyon
Powell
Barber
Deutchman
Choteau
Vatine
Callen
Laws
Dhi Kapp
Kenyon- ‘Lys
Martirison
Tingleat
Carson
Chatéau
Eearece
James Innes Seeks Democratic Nomination for County Assessor
Political announcements publish candidate notices before the 1914 primary. James Innes declares his candidacy for the Democratic nomination for county assessor and asks for support. The notice appears under the general announcements heading with a five dollar fee.
Candidacy Announcement for Teton County Treasurer
A notice announces the candidacy for the office of county treasurer in Teton County. The candidate emphasizes the decision of the Democratic voters and cites the primary election date of August 25, 1914.
Pridham Announces Candidacy for County Attorney
County voters in Teton County Montana will consider T H Pridham as a Republican candidate for the county attorney nomination. He pledges "A Square Deal" to all in seeking party support.
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Teton County
Montana
T. H. Pridham
County Clerk Candidate Seeks Republican Primary Support
E C Garrett declares candidacy for county clerk of Teton county on the republican ticket and asks for support at the primary election set for August 25 1914.
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Teton County
E. C. Garrett
County Treasurer Candidacy Declared for Teton County
County Treasurer announces candidacy for the Republican nomination as treasurer of Teton County, subject to voters at the primary election. August 25, 1914. A. Cc. BURBANK.
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Teton County
A. Cc. Burbank
Tile's Philanthropy Garners Notice in Musical Venture
A financier named Tile backs a musical comedy company, presenting himself as a philanthropist. Observers question the extent of his generosity and the true aims behind the venture.
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Tile
Troop Movements and Fort Wright Encampment Details
Military dispatch outlines transport to Fort Wright near Spokane for Montana troops on July 24. Special trains from Shelby and Libby will pick up units en route. encampment runs July 24 to August 1 with Company M and Hospital Corps personnel listed.
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Pital ‘Corp
Eng
Ft. Wright Reservation
Spokane
Washington
Great Northern
Walier
Shelby Company
Shelby
Kalispell
Columbia Falls
Libby
Montana
Justice
J. H. Stephens
J. E. Hodg
Skigs
T. A. Curtiss
Denzel McDonald
Val LaFrance
S. R. Roll
Fred Foltz
M. McGlenn
Charles
As‘. Fey
Articiser
Melin Mull
Ora’ ‘Armstrong
Robert Armatrong
C. Bleeker
Clem E. Bowers
Chas, Butler
R. J. Corson
Frank B. Collins
Samuel D. Crawford
Ed. N. Corson
Jas. DeMars
Walter Fehr
S. E. Gunderson
Omer L. Golding
Leon F. Haley
C. E. Hawjey
EL Lamba
Silas L. Monroe
Harry Teis
C. D. _ Yeager
Lester Mc Glenn
Carl W. Riggins
T. G. Mc- Glenn
Victor Parker
Earl D. Price
J.H. Radcliffe
Lawrence Jackson
Carl A. Dotterer
K. B. Cohoe
David Burt
Floyd A. Churchwell
Wm. C. Meyers
Freeman Daley
Fred W. Egelston
Hospital Corps
H. J. McGregor
Seret
A. P. Spencer
Frank Dagget
John Litke
John Holland
Mort Hirshberg
Frank Hirshberg
Jack Delaney
Jesse Gleason
John Truchot
B. J. Liptac
E. J. Crary
Farmers Exhibit at State Fair Needs Grain and Farm Photos
The Chateau Commercial Club de sires plans an exhibit of grains grasses hay and vegetables at the State fair this fall. Members urged to cooperate by bringing samples to secretary L A Foot in room 12 McDonald block or leave them at Farington's real estate office. The club also seeks good farm pictures for advertising and asks residents to mail photos to Mr Foot.
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Chateau Commercial Club
L. A. Foot
McDonald Block
Civil actions filed this past week in local court
Clerk James Gibson lists actions including Hudson Co versus Bowers on an account and G Sommers versus Kleese et al on a note. Rudyard Kipling is quoted on British government, with a literary aside noting “Well, well, things can't be as bad as they seem.”
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James Gibson
Hudson Co. S
Bowers
G. Sommers
Kleese
Stiit
Rudyard Kipling
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