Local notes from Conrad area and county officials
Visitors and residents mingle in Choteau and nearby towns with reports of citizenship grants, medical visits, and social events. Officials discuss school staffing, carriages to a Guild meeting, upcoming high school construction, and a brass band fundraiser while oil drilling at Swift Current Boulder progresses after casing arrives.
Multiple Montana items span court cases and cattle disease claims
The record covers a district court trial over a horse injury near Conrad and Chateau with a $7500 verdict, a water rights filing for 3500 second feet of Sun River N Fork by Interior Department agent, bounty payouts for coyotes and wolves burned by county officials, a Helena wedding of Julius Hirshberg and Dorothy Greenhood, and Peck reservation cattle checks noting no scabs found after inspecting 20 000 head, undermining cattle disease concerns.
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United States
Secretary of the Interior
S. B. Robbing
Sun River
Teton County
Ed. Taoner
J.R. Bowen
Peck Reservation
For Sale Work Horses and Milk Cow in Farmington
One team of work horses weighing 1250 to 1800 pounds each, ages 4 and 8 years. Also a gentle milk cow. Contact Stephen Lindseth in Farmington.
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Stephen Lindseth
Farmington
Torwald Bjornstad
Dupuyer
Mont
Picnic Address by Sutherland on The Ideal Mountain Home
J J Daley announces a June 24 1905 picnic in Acantha with R N Sutherland Rocky Mountain Husbandoaan delivering The Ideal Mountain Home and State Senator S F Ralston speaking on Alfalfa Culture. Chateau glee club provides music. All county residents invited to attend and bring lunch baskets.
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J.J. Daley
Teton County Farmers’ and Stockgrowers’ Association
Acantha
R. N. Sutherlin
Rocky Mountain Husbandoaan
Great Falls
S. F. Ralston
Chateau Glee Club
County selects site for courthouse in Chateau
At a board of county commissioners meeting the east half of block 18 and the west half of block 19 in Chateau were chosen as the courthouse site. Deeds are being secured and donated, with the building planned at the center of Main street between Lulu and Hazlett streets. Special session set for Friday to review plans and begin construction within six days.
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Board of County, Commissioners
Chateau
Court House
Main Street
Lulu Street
Hazlett Street
Eastern Star chapter hosts grand matron visit banquet
Hamner the worthy grand matron of the state visited Fidel ity Chapter No 18 of the Order of Eastern Star. The meeting featured a decorated lodge room a color star centerpiece and a welcome address by Judge J E B Wrickson. A grand banquet followed at the Chateau house with thirty guests. Hamner left for Kalispell Tuesday morning.
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Mrat Suilias
Hamner
Fidel‘ity
Order of Eastern Star
Monndays
J. E B. Wrickson
Chateau House
Pearson Bros sue Great Northern over sheep death losses
C H Pearson and H L Pearson of Conrad sue the Great Northern Railway for 612.50 plus 8 percent interest from June 16, 1904 and costs claiming the line did not fence its right of way three quarters of a mile east of Cut Bank allowing a band of 175 sheep to be struck by a flyer. Plaintiffs allege the engine crew could have seen the flock for at least a mile but instead accelerated and drove through the herd. Legal demand for settlement has been refused. Attorneys Ren J Gair Choteau George H Stanton and J AG Mc Donough Great Falls.
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C. H. Pearson
H. L. Pearson
Conrad
Pearson Bros
Great Northern Railway
Cut Bank
Ren. J. G. Bair
Chofeai
George H. Stanton
Ag.mcdonough
Great Falls
Celebrate the Fourth at Choteau
Choteau citizens approved a Fourth of July celebration with a fundraising committee to cover expenses. Events planned include a $50 purse baseball game, horse and foot races, tug of war, a picnic, fireworks, and a dance, with a full program to follow next week. Also for sale two work horses two saddle horses a farm wagon at J B Degas harness shop.
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Choteau
Lawrence Davis
Walter Gorham
L. Thompson
The
Acantha
J. B. Degas
Chicago Livestock Market Report Means Mixed Cattle and Sheep Prices
Chicago cattle receipts reach 3,500 with prices from 1.40 to 6.50 for canners and calves. steers strong to 6.35 for good to prime. Sheep receipts 14,000 with lambs and ewes steady across the board. native lambs quoted up to 6.65, western sheep 4.50 to 6.50, lambs 4.60 to 5.25.
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Chicago
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Iosa
Lemp
John H. Burke
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Terests
C. H. Connor B
Bozeman
the Undertakers
Chester Goodrich
Joba Hazan
Two Medicine
Episcopal Guild
Margaret Lockhart
Canada
John Schultz
Germany
Erickson
A. B. Guthrie
Bedford
Ind
Batchart
Bride
Portland
Fannie BE. Chedoweth
Hinsdale
Valley County
M. B. Guthrie
Prof
A B. Guthrie
Teton County High School
J. W. Davis
John E. Burke
Dennis Holland
W. N. Russell
Sun River Hot Springs
Rebecca Acton
Kid. Bollerud
Wm. Cowgill
Ed. Dennis
A. C. Warner
J. W Shields
Glasgow
Trustees of
F. P. Conwell
Valga, SD
Emma McKillican
Marysville
Lon White
Chas. Davlio
Birch Creek
James Clark
White
Swift Current Boulder Oil Company
Helena
Julius Hirshberg
Tog
Dorothy Greenhood
Chicago Livestock Market
All
Munn & Co
Teton Imp
Mounain
E. N. Haugen
Walter. Gorhai, Choteau
Gibson & Graves
Choteau, Mont
Beaupre Howse
Choteau, Montana
Teton