Global Topics From The World At Large
The world report covers agricultural output and finance including Canada's grain crop at 290 million bushels and US gypsy moth funding totaling 300000. It notes collector Loeb's office growth to 2.914 million, Taft praise in Nebraska Republicans, Zionist land plans in Palestine, medical findings on high altitude blood, a plan for a Jewish Minnesota farming colony, a North Coast Limited robbery near Grand Forks, Illinois arson conspiracy claims denied by Missouri, near record cotton yields at 14.425 million bales, Zeppelin passenger service metrics, and aerial travel safety remarks.
Northern Montana looks prosperous as crops and livestock thrive
Boast C. E. Trescott of the Monitor reports on a northern state trip via Craig Augusta Chateau Great Falls, noting excellent range cattle fat and plentiful crops. A new Vaughn to Augusta railroad and a possible Chateau to Great Falls road this fall promise cheaper transport and better markets for local farmers.
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C. E. Trescott
The
Monitor
Craig
Augusta
Fom Augusta
Chateau
Greatalls
Vaughn
Great Falls
Boulder Monitor
Lutheran German Services at Farmington Held
Rev. E Wachsmuth conducted services at the German Lutheran church on the Burton bench last Sunday and led a summer German and religion school for 18 children of church members. Morning and afternoon sessions continue next week with a mission rally planned for Sunday July 30 featuring a children's chorus and a collection for missions.
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E. Wachsmuth
Burton Bench
Alaska’s Glaciers Rival the Alps in Size
A remark notes Alaska hosts glaciers rivaling the Alps in scale, with the largest glacial formations exceeding those in Europe. The claim emphasizes Alaska’s vast icy landscapes and the remarkable extent of its glacier system.
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Alaska
Alps
Electric Light Plant Sold to Corbin Man for Reopening
The Chateau electric light plant idle for two years was sold by Julius Hirshberg at sheriff’s sale to H. McCullough of Corbin Montana. He plans to begin operating the plant by October first. McCullough believes the original gas engine can power the plant with a steam engine upgrade. Residents expect lights to return soon and recall the prior convenience the plant provided.
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Chateau
Julius Hirshberg
H. McCullough
Corbin, Mont
New Montana Weights and Measures Law Goes Into Effect
A sweeping new Montana law requires all merchants producers and carriers to have weights and measures inspected by deputy sealers in each county by August first. Inspections carry fines from 25 to 3000 for noncompliance with annual and semiannual checks and fee ranges from five to ten cents depending on device size. Deputy sealers also act as deputy sheriffs with arrest powers and must keep detailed inspection records and financial ledgers.
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Montana
Local Notes and Arrivals From Allen County
Local residents and visitors are listed with towns and origins including Augusta Belleview Great Falls Berkeley Cal Calgary and Dupuyer. Notables include J W Ward A J Cowell Henry Rutherford and Louise Pepion with a marriage license issued this week. Château Mercantile Co offers oxford dresses at discounted prices as routines of daily commerce continue.
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Henry Rutherford
Louise Pepion
Dupuyer
Pleasant visit and town progress notes
Mrs. W. W. Gamble hosted friends Tuesday afternoon honoring her brother’s sister visiting from Minnesota. A. C. Warner returned from Salt Lake for a short visit with his sister en route to St Louis. Cascade ranch lease transferred to Wm. Wallace of Helena who is on site to manage. Mr. and Mrs. D. R. Nelson returned from trips to Pennsylvania and Nebraska visiting relatives.
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W. W. Gamble
Mr. Gamble
Minnesota
A. C. Warner
Salt Lake
St. Louis
California
Messrs. Rudolph
Cascade Ranch
Wm. Wallace
Helena
Mr. Wallace
D. R. Nelson
Pennsylvania
Mr. Nelson
Nebraska
Toward Dustless Duster Seeks Trade Vogue Sale
The advertises a sanitary chemically treated cloth that dusts cleans and polishes furniture metal and glass and retains its properties after washing. Sold by Vogue with no trade mark.
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The
Vogue
Town lads Bathing Incident and Local Notes
Roy Kinney, 14, regains sight after temporary optic nerve paralysis from swimming in Lake Winnebago on Memorial Day. Rev A Geyer of Stirling preached a strong sermon at the Methodist church with intense congregational interest. Geyer visited his sisters Mrs Cowgill of Choteau and Mrs Leech of Dupuyer and will return home soon. Ned Wilcox, attending Upper Iowa University, spends vacation in Houston Minnesota after being elected editor in chief of the Collegian and president of the Oratorical and Debating clubs.
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Roy Kinney
Lake Winnebago
A. ©. Geyer
Stirling, St
Geyer
Cowgill
Choteau
Leech
Dupuyer
Teton County
Ned Wilcox
Upper Iowa University
Fayette
Houston
Minn
Collegian
Wilcox
Great Falls Tribune
Railroad Men in St. Paul
Promoters behind the Chateau railroad are in St. Paul for several days seeking definite information on the proposed line. local officials and observers await further word on the project.
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St. Paul
Chateau
Reciprocity Passes the Senate in Canada Deal Vote
The U S Senate approved Canadian reciprocity with a 53 to 27 vote last Saturday. Twenty four Republicans and three Democrats opposed the measure, a slim GOP majority against it. The bill now goes to the Canadian parliament for ratification.
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United States
Senate
Wedding for Verna Greene and Lieut. Edmund B. Gregory
Mrs. C. F. Greene returns from Helena after attending the wedding of Verna Greene and Lieut. Edmund B. Gregory of the 14th infantry stationed at Port Harrison. The couple will reside at West Point where Gregory is assigned as an instructor at the national military academy.
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C. EF. Greene
Helena
Verna Greene
Edmund B. Gregory
14Th Infantry
Port Harrison
W. H. Greene
Chas. PF. Greene
Lieut. Gregory
National Military Academy
West Point
Indians Opened Reservations for Settlement in Dakota
President Taft issues proclamation opening Fort Berthold in North Dakota and Pine Ridge Rosebud in South Dakota to settlement. Registration starts August 14 at Minot for Fort Berthold with about 342000 acres to be homesteaded. Land valued 1.50 to 6.00 per acre, with lottery drawing and a one fifth cash down payment, five year balance, 14 months residence for commutation.
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Taft
Fort Berthold Indian Reservation
North Dakota
Pine Ridge
Rosebud
South Dakota
Berthold Lands
Minot
United States
McLean County
Great Northern Railway
Fathead
Spokane
Coner d'Alene
Trout fry and grayling to be delivered Saturday
District Game Warden W. J. Dorrington will meet the west bound Burlington train at Collins on Saturday to receive about 200000 trout fry and grayling from Director Hilgea of the Anaconda fish hatchery. The fish will be planted in the Teton and tributary streams.
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Graine
W. J. Dorrington
Hilgea
Anaconda
Montana Wesleyan Plans Summer School for Teachers and Students
The Montana Wesleyan College in Helena will run a summer school for teachers and 8th grade students starting July 31 and continuing through to the August examination period.
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Montana Wesleyan College
Helena
Truchot Estate Sells 100 Horses in Lethbridge Deal
Alex Truchot executor of the Tru chot estate sold 100 head of horses yesterday. Duer and Patton of Lethbridge acted as closing agents. The sale price was not made public.
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Alex Truchot
Truchot
Duer & Patton
Lethbridge, Ueveon
George J. Smith Sells 600 to 700 Cattle to Denver Buyers
George J. Smith sold between 600 and 700 head of cattle to Denver buyers on Monday. The price remains undisclosed. The buyers reportedly plan further purchases in the area.
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George J. Smith
Denver
Advertised Letters at Chateau Post Office Week Ending July 24 1911
The complete list of letters uncalled for includes John Zuidema and Charlie Peoples. Call for your advertised letters at the Chateau post office. William Cowgill P M.
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Chateau
John Zuidema
Charlie Peoples
Notice to W O W Members About Dues
The clerk of Cottonwood camp No. 210 W O W states he will no longer call personally on members for dues. Dues must be paid to him before the end of each month. J G Jackson Clerk W O W
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Cottonwood Camp
J.G. Jackson
Big Influx Expected As Colonists Flock West
Eastern railroad officers predict the westward colonist movement will exceed any previous year. Montana is expected to receive a larger share than last year, with peak in migration after September 15 when colonist rates apply for a month. Drought in the middle west spurs settlers toward climate favorable Montana and exhibitions last fall boosted interest.
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Eastern Railroad
West
Montana
Middle West
East
Cane Anderson Wedding in Aboteau
A wedding was held last Thursday at the home of Mrs. I'rances M. Anderson in Aboteau as Miss Jevvie Anderson wed J. In graham Cane. Rev. G. H. Heizer officiated the ceremony with Mendelssohn’s march. The couple, both well known in Chateau area, plan to reside on Mrs. Cane’s homestead near town.
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I’rances M. Anderson
Aboteau
Jevvie Anderson
J. Ingraham Cane
G. H. Heizer
G.M. Coffey, Sr
Marion Anderson
G. M. Coffey
Chateau
H. St. Thompson
Cane
Circuit Court Opens July 31 With Naturalization Influx
The next circuit court term begins July 31. Expect heavy naturalization business on the opening day as federal authorities tighten procedures. Also on the docket is the suit for interpretation of the Trachet will set for trial.
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Circuit Court
Laying Steel to Augusta Railroad Progress Report
At the start of the week 2000 feet of track were laid on the Vaughn Augusta line. This completes the first grading done last year and will store cars and materials. Ten labor camps are active with about 400 teams, and 2350 more workers are planned. Two power graders are in operation.
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Vaughn- Augusta
Wyatt Named New Principal Of Choteau Schools
Wyatt the New Principal of Choteau schools has been chosen to succeed Professor H. C. Thompson who resigned after the last term. He comes recommended by State Superintendent Harmon and President Swain of the State Normal school. He is married with three children.
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Wyatt
Boulder
Mont
Choteau
H. C. Thompson
Harmon
Swain
State Normal School
Billings News Highlights State Events and Local Plans
State events from Billings include a Mystic Shriners entertainment, a postal savings bank in Butte, and a $865,000 temple by Great Falls Masons. Other items report 15,000 acres of beets, Kalispell pushing Bible rooms, and a booming Montana coal output.
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Great Falls
Billings Country
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Loeb
Port of
New York
Federation of American Zionists
Jewish Organization
Palestine
Zionists
Pike's Park
Northern Pacific
Grand Forks
N.C
Doyle
Ilinois
Kansas City
Missouri
Germany
Lutheran Services
Farmington
Electric Light Plant
Toa Re
Allen Christian
J. W. Ward
Belleview Country
Alex McLean
Belleview
Town
A. J. Cowell
Berkeley
Cal
Coach
S. T. Ranch
Jesse Taylor
Calgary
Chateau Mercantile Co
Harrison
Ward Ranch
Mrs. Ward
Canada
William Cowgill, P. M
Anderson
Choteau Schools
News of the
Billings
Mystic Shriners
Postal Savings Bank
Kalispell
Huntley
Great Northern
Melton
Dillon
Thomas L. Greenough
Wnap
Missoula
Gieodive
Glenndive
Sidney
Walter Whitworth
Levin
Helens
Board of Army Engineers
Missouri River
Carroll Ans
Fort Benton
Robert D. Hipsher
Mariners’ National Bank
Chinook
Witch
P. H. O’malley
Paul McCann
J. ST. Morehead
State Bureau of Animal and Child Protection
Big Blackfoot
Milwaukee Road
Bonner
Ovando
Kalispoll
Commission
A. J. Busch
Gallatin Valley Railroad
Goodnow
Glendive
Miles City
Northern Pacific Hospital
N. P
Milestown
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