Local notices and social items from the county seat
Local notes report visitors and residents in the county. Names include Shanley, Alfred Garrish, Lowman, Colne, Henry Davis, Mrs. Ella Hamilton Clark, Mrs. Mary Wall, John Hobbins, Sol Silverman, Rev. Wells, Founp, Kolaske and West, Mrs. F M Anderson, HE Leech, Woodcraft social at Hazletts grove, lost engraved gold band ring, Chateau glee club for a beach basket social, Magee and Clack families as guests, and court actions involving Carl and Henry Jensen and Armedia S. Clark with Judge Clements handling dismissals and injunction matters.
Dr Lill Returns to Great Falls Practice After Europe Study
Dr R C Lill of Great Falls returns to practice after spending most of winter in Europe studying with eminent surgeons. Local baseball saw Choteau defeat Parmington 14 to 11 on the city grounds last Sunday. Newport Oil Company of Newport Washington forms to drill oil lands in Teton county and will ship drills to the head of Bicrh week.
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R. C Lill
Great Falls
Europe
Parmington
Choteau
Newport Oil Company
Newport, Washinton
Teton County
Local notices and arrivals at Chateau and Forsyth
J C Parma of Aucysta and A B Truscott of Collins Mercantile visit Chateau while A Lunde to conduct services on Pentecost Day at Burton Beach. Mrs Hilbert and son move from Great Falls to Forsyth to aid new business, plus assorted business visitors and a brass band beach social planned for June 17 to raise funds. Infant daughter of Mr and Mrs John McFarland dies after long illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rev. A. Lunde
Burton Beach
Hilbert
Littla Son
Great Falls
Forsyth
Slilbert
Galata
John McFarland
Chateau
Settlement suit returns verdict for Kasper Muntweiler
The district court case brought by Kasper Muntweiler against Emil Muntweiler for settlement of account was tried this morning by Judge Clem ente without a jury. The jury returned a verdict for the plaintiff totaling 100 dollars plus costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kasper Muntweiler
Emil Muntweiler
Clemente
Local men form association buy Percheron stallion
Messrs Jones Leech Orr Cowgill Campbell Hager Miller Stimson and Feins of Dupuyer join to purchase a thoroughbred Percheron stallion from McLaughlin Bros of Kansas City. Chateau lodge No.44 A F P A M buys new carpets and hires papering and repainting to finish lodge rooms, aiming for one of the state's best lodge spaces.
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Messrs
Jones
Chateau Lodge
Mrs Osler Leaves for Portland After Long Visit Abroad
Mrs Osler aunt of Mrs Byron Corso has visited for a month and will depart tomorrow for her Portland home. She has just returned from a two years stay with relatives in Germany and Russia.
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Osler
Byron Corso
Portland
Mrs. Osler
Germany
Russia
Ranchers build telephone line across Raymond area
Raymond residents start a telephone line linking homes led by Bean Hoy Pings Belcher Collins and Talla day with plans to extend the network to the county seat, reflecting local cooperative effort.
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Raymond
Messrs. Bean, Hoy
Pings
Belcher
Collins
Talladay
Teton County Farmers Picnic Set for June at Chateau Grove
The Teton County Farmers and Stockgrowers Association invites members to its second annual picnic to be held at the Chateau grove on Saturday June 21. RR N Sutherlin of Great Falls will give an address and there will be music and attractions for a day of pleasure and profit. A complete program will appear in the next Acantha issue.
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Teton County Farmers’ and Tockgrowers’ Association
Grove
Chateau
RR. N. Sutherlin
Great Falls
Acantha
Chicago Livestock Market Report June 6 Prices
Cattle receipts 4000 steady with ranges for good to prime steers 5.50 to 6.25, cows 2.50 to 5.00, heifers to 5.25, calves 3.00 to 6.75, bulls 2.75 to 4.75. Sheep receipts 14000 steady with good to choice lambs 4.50 to 5.00, native lambs 4.50 to 7.25, western lambs 5.50 to 7.20.
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Chicago
Sheen
Stockgrowers Plan Dipther Cattle Dipping Facility
Dupuyer stockgrowers met last Saturday and voted a 25 cent per head levy to fund cattle dipping per state stock commission orders. The dipping vat will be built at Upper Dry Port, with prior Damages case regarding Great Northern trains settled this week in favor of the plaintiff. Attorney Beow and Bishop appeared for the railway defendants.
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Dupuyer
State Board of Stock’ Commissioners
Jos. Kippsgatp
Great Northern
G. N
Finahy
Tea J. EL Drichs
Ntice
N. Beow
Por Durthe
Court speakers of bonds and tobacco taxes discussed
A court session considered bond sales and tax issues tied to estate disbursements. The attorney general’s opinion is highlighted as significant, with Galen’s views noted as a notable reading in the issue.
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Court OF
Galen
Maulghlin Bros. Stallion Sold for 3200 to Farmer Association
W L Brownlee of McLaughlin Bros. St Paul reports selling the celebrated stallion Byard 56134 40240 to a farmers and horse raisers association for 3200. Members include J C Furman Herbert Sherman Robert English W H Barnard BH Converse C M Dorrence Henry Rubling and H B Limpert.
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W. L. Brownlee
McLaughlin Bros
St. Paul
Augusta
Acantha
Byard
J. C. Furman
Herbert Sherman
Robert English
W. H. Barnard
BH. N. Converse
C. M. Dorrence
Henry Rubling
H. B. Limpert
Kirkwood v. county treasurer over school warrant on Blackfeet reservation
Hon. D F Smith appears to argue Miss E Winifred Kirkwood's suit to compel payment of a school warrant drawn by trustees of district No 9. The main issue is whether the district trustees had authority to establish a school on the Blackfeet reservation. The case was before Judge Clements with the county attorney given ten days to file a brief. Fred Burton and G G Bristol of St Paul Mutual hail Insurance Co visit to solicit members, toutting the company’s financial strength, state supervision, and prompt loss payouts. J J Daley named as local agent.
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D. F. Smith
E. Winifred
Irkwood
Blackfeet
Miss Kirkwood
Browning
Clements
Tse
Fred Burton
G. G. Bristol
St. Paul Mutual Hail Insurance Co
St. Paul, Minn
J.J. Daley
Advertised Letters At Chateau Post Office
Weekly list of uncalled for mail includes Lawson, Gus. Tompson, N. O H Drare, P M. Calls for above must say advertised and pay one cent. End date June Dd.
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Chateau
Lon White Acquitted in Montana Hay Fire Case
The State of Montana jury acquitted Lon White after a night deliberation, discharging him from a charge of setting fire to hay stacks belonging to Charles Davylin of Birch Creek. The prior trial ended with a hung jury, six for guilty and six for acquittal.
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Montana
Lon White
White
Charles Davylin
Birch Creek
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T. J. Lowman
Taymunud
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Henry Davis
England
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Midvale
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John Hobbins
Sol Silverman
Hirshberg Mercantile Company
Conrad
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Collings
Kolaske
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Hiickson
HE. E. Leech
Ladies of Woodcraft
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Eiverybody
Chateau Glee Club
Goo. W. Magee
John H. Clack
B. G. Trescott
Carl
Henry Jensen
Armedia S. Clark
Lewis and Clark County
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J. C. Parma
Truscott
Collins Mercantile Company
I. M. Yaw
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Aceon
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Bo Stern
OU Tires Whey
Cat Bank
Saul
Torwald Bjornstad
Dupuver
Collins Mercantile Co
Chicago Livestock Market
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Protos
Euler
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Walter Gorhai
Chlitz Beer
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