Local Notes Include Movements and Visits Across County
J EB DeHaas in Great Falls. J E Webb tours county on official business. John Devlin moves family to Hobbins house. Rev Chas Cunningham visits Chateau. Father Victor Day to hold services. many residents travel, visit, or recover from illness. brick kiln work progresses for new courthouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victor Day
Helena
Chateau
Local Notices and Small Claims From The County
Taken Up gray mare branded Unconnected on left thigh bay mare branded x on right thigh Aug Kropp. In Maren Schaara vs Thos J Tweet judged for plaintiff $45 and costs. S M Carson installs hot air pumping engine for Doctors Brooks and Kenck on Choteau avenue and soon at Choteau House rooms for Wm Hodgskiss. J E Cashman has a sheep range engine at Homer Sheep Co ranch and Sule T Christian near Augusta. another sold to Augusta cemetery to be placed in July. Hot air utility note ends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kropp
Maren Schaara
Thos
J. Tweet
DeHaas
S. M. Carson
Doctors Brooks and Kenck
Choteau Avenue
Choteau House
Wm. Hodgskiss
J. E. Cashman
Homer Sheep Co
Sule T. Christian
Augusta
Mr. Carson
Sidelights from the County Courthouse and Region
News items from the county include notable moves and visits. Sheriff McKenzie left for Great Falls while Geo Weed and assistants work on the Teton Co-Operative reservoir. Thomas Richards supervises the new court house as others travel, visit, or return from trips to Marysville and Bynum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheriff McKenzie
Great Falls
Geo. Weed
Teton Co-Operative Company
Thomas Richards
Lease & Richards
Kentucky disc drills promoted for fall seedings
Jos Hirsupere and Co advertise a straight car of Kentucky disc drills with no interest until March 1, 1907. W Mathews, B G Trescott, and Ross Porter returned from a four week trip to Sun River Hot Springs, reporting great benefit from the waters and recommending the resort to local friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kentucky
Jos Hirsupere & Co
W. Mathews
B. G. Trescott
Ross Porter
Sun River
Hunters sell skins after bear and mountain lion catch
Wm Hoxie and Joe Burdick hunted at Sunriver and sold a bear skin and a mountain lionskin in the city. Mrs Burrell bought the bear skin and C 8 McDonald the mountain lion skin. They later captured four more large bears and planned another hunt after leaving Sunday afternoon for the mountains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoxie
Joe Burdick
Sunriver
Burrell
McDonald
Chateau
Reward Offered for Missing Gray Mare in Blacksea Range
Good five room house with stable coal shed root house and drilled well offered near Raymond. Reward of 5 dollars for return of a gray mare branded horseshoe dot on left shoulder. Reported by Armstrong at Chateau.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. O. Longmuir
Chateau
Raymond
Gala day in Choteau features races ball and base ball
Friday brings a gala in Choteau with horse races a Choteau Fort Shaw baseball game and a grand evening ball. Also noted is C H Connor elected second vice president of the Montana Funeral Directors Association at Helena on Tuesday June 12 and return home Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Choteau
Fort Shaw
C. H. Connor
Montana Funeral Director's Association
Helena
Chicago Livestock Market Report June 19
Cattle receipts reach 2,500 with steady market. Beeves priced at 4 to 6.50, cows and heifers 1.50 to 4.15, stockers and feeders 2.65 to 4.60, calves 5 to 6.25. Sheep receipts 15,000 with steady market. Sheep 4 to 6.16, lambs 5.75 to 7.50.
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Chicago
Desert-Lana Final Proof Notice for Publication
Department of the Interior Great Falls Montana May 26 1906 notice given that QEONAGE J DISNETT of Dupuyer Montana has filed intent to make proof on desert land claim No 7834 for the west half of the southeast quarter and northeast quarter of section 15 township 28 north range 7 west before George W Magee commissioner at Dupuyer July 23 1906. Witnesses: Karl Rappold Kaspar Muntwyler Frank F Brown Edward E Shatraw all of Dunver Montana. J M Burlingame Register. First pub June 7 1906.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Interior
United States Land Office
Great Parls
Montana
Qeonage J. Disnett
Dupuyer
Teton County
Geo. W. Magee
Settlor
Great Falls
Notice of final proof for homestead entry in Montana
Department of the Interior notices that ALVIDORESs TRUSCOTT has filed for final proof on land in sections 11 and 14, township 25 north, west, at Great Falls on July 13, 1906. Attending witnesses include Ord A. Aynsley, Charles Crane, John Dickerson of Collins, Montana, and Thomas Lytle of Lytle, Montana. J M Burlingame, Register. First pub June 7, 1908.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alvidoress
Truscott
Ned
Ord
A. Aynsley
Charles
Crane
John Dickerson
Collins
Montana
Thomas
Thomas&. Lytle, of Lytle, Montiana. J. M. Burlingame, Register
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The
Montana Iplement Company
Deering
Milwaukee
Teton
Cascade Counties
J. EB. DeHaas
Montana Implement Co
Sherburne Morse
Geo. I Smith
C. Be.rescott
John H. Devlin
J. E. Webb
Couunty
John Devlin
Hobbins Houses
Chas. Cunningham
Glendive
K. B. Cohoe
James W. Freeman
Virgil Thompson
A. H. Barr
Dennis Holland
Dick Varney
Colby
Washington
C. J. Hover
U. S
Zay Carson
Dillon
State Normal College
Chas, Thelan
San Francisco
S. A. McPhee
N. Haugen
Julian I
Burd
Thos. J. Carr
Lubec
Burton Beach
Jos
George Hooper
Marysville
J. BE. Erickson
Kalispell
A.B. Guthrie
Belleview
Saypo
Pearl Kennedy Hilbert
J. A. Kennedy
Supreme Court
John B. Wallenstein
Bynum
L. A. Messecar
Chateau Monday
Rovertr Armstrong
Keota Alberson
Gertrude Trescott
Edith Luther
Louise Truchot
Berna Barr
Glenn Luther
Hale Moore
Robert and
Colman Armstrong
the Teton
J. P. LaFrance
Ole
Halvor Thompson
Burton Bench
Chicago Livestock Market
Lana
United States Data Office
the Mint
Booze Boudoir
O. Longmuir
Main
Conrad
H. B. Chaftan Company of
New York
Larsanne
Lily Lawn
Oxford
Choteau Merc. Co