Adams Oil Co to Erect New Tourist Camp Here
The Adams Oil Co has bought land beside the city water works to convert into a park and tourist camp. Manager Harry E Adams aims to create a state beauty spot with modern tourist cabins a service station and a rustic central fountain. Landscaping by H Krogman of Helena includes lawns shade trees and flower beds as work proceeds.
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Adama Oil Company
George Coffey
City Water Works
Harry E. Adams
H. Krogman
State Nursery and Seed Company
Helena
Adams
Krogman
Proposes to Run In Oil Regions With Similar Rail Rates
Mr Wilson cited prior bus operation near Casper Wyoming and Cat Creek and said he is well known in these oil fields. He reported that railroads have not opposed his proposal seriously and that his rates will mirror those charged by rail.
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Great Falls
Wilson
Casper
Wyo
North
Cat Creek
Road operations headlines in state mail service talks
The matter of operating the territory is coming to a head as to mail contracts for winter service. He aims to cooperate with the state highway commission to keep the highway open. Mr. Wilson's wife is a nurse, Mrs. W. H. Gorham of this city.
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State -Hi Way Commission
I C O F NAME list features many women across towns
The page segment names numerous individuals from Fort Benton to Belt, Great Falls, Dutton, Sand Coulee and other locales, listing Mary Mackenzie Emma Hodges Sarah French Lillie Johnson Esther Baker and many more as part of a long roster.
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Mary Mackenzie
Fort Benton
Emma C. Hodges
Dutton
Sarah M. French
Great Falls
Lillie Johnson
Carrie Stenberg
Jennie Johnson
Susan Helms
Belt
Lottie Barnard
Lillie Keller
Augusta
Elizabeth Brodie
Margaret Babcock
Wisconsin
Maude Sutherland
Marguerite Mitchell
Clara Swain
Hazel Pilgrim
Esther Baker
Lillie Coleman
Eva Simonis
Mary Lindstrom
San Coulee
Loraine Coday
Iva Reeves
Louise Veen
Martha Maiden
Julia Bond
Florence O’hare
Lena Forwood
Sarah Griffiths
Katherine Harner
Sand Coulee
Ebba Campbell
Eleanor Bolzer
Hazel Remy
Emma Schenck
Ardella Hanson
Elsie Parker
Vera Allison
Edith M. Thomas
Irene L. Peterson
D. I
Ella Belle Davis
J. Madalyn Walker
Two Stock Ranches Change Hands in Teton County
The Teton Implement Co reports two stock ranch transfers in Teton County. T. H. Givens bought a 160 acre Ballard property west of Chateau replacing a fire destroyed home. Givens had leased the Ballard place to Hei Duits. Earl Yeager acquired the Charles Burnett place eight miles west of Chateau for his sheep operation.
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Teton Implement Co
Teton County
T. H. Givens
Aleen Ballard
Chateau
Elliot Buys Sheep From McCullough Ranch West of Choteau
Ernest McCullough who ran the Joe Liberty ranch west of Choteau sold his sheep to J. B. Elliott. About 1,000 head were shipped on a special Milwaukee train from Choteau to Lavina on Monday, in five cars.
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Elliot
Ernest McCullough
Joe Liberty
Choteau
J. B. Elliott
Lavina
Milwaukee
Sax Player Replaces Bob Clarkson During Vacation
During Bob Clarkson's vacation high class sax player Calvin Wixon will stand in for him. For dance engagements contact Mrs. Cohoe at Chateau by phone or letter.
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Bob Clarkson
Calvin Wixon
Bob
Cohoe
Chateau
Foreclosure Suit Filed on South Quarter Property
Minnie B. Bailey sues to foreclose a mortgage in district court. Defendants include Mrs. John H. May and 36 others. Property: southeast quarter of section 4, township 23 north, range 1 west. G. G. Harris of Great Falls represents the plaintiff.
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Minnie B. Bailey
John H. May
G. G. Harris
Great Falls
Methodist Church Sees Services at 9 A M
Community church schedules services at nine o clock in the morning. Arrangements were made by Rev. E R Kaemmer before his departure.
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Methodist Episcopal Church
E. R. Kaemmer
Miss Mital Married in Great Falls
A marriage license issued last Saturday in Great Falls lists Miss Sus an DB Mital of Sand Coulee and Rich ard C Langlay of Vaughn as the couple. Miss Mital, known in Chateau, served as a public school faculty member since 1927, teaching fourth and fifth grades before moving to sixth grade. She was reelected for the coming term but has submitted her resignation.
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Mital
Great Falls
Susan
Sand Coulee
Richard C. Langlay
Vaughn
Chateau
Catholic Mass Schedule Fifth Sunday Plan
Masses set for next Sunday June 29 at Chateau 9am Augusta 11am Dutton 9am Power 11am No mass at Bynum on this fifth Sunday First holy communion for children at Dutton.
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Chateau
Augusta
Dutton
Bynum
Rolla Duncan Visits Chateau While Campaigning
Rolla Duncan, Republican candidate for railroad commissioner, spoke with electors in Chateau on Friday. He is known for three years as U S marshal in Montana and two terms as Lewis and Clark county sheriff, now living in Billings and running the Lincoln hotel.
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Rolla Duncan
Chateau
Duncan
United States’ Marshal
Montana
Lewis and Clark County
Billings
Lincoln
Mozer Building Nearing Completion on First Avenue
The Mozer building by Joe Mozer on First Avenue SW near the Methodist church parsonage approaches finish. It is a one story brick and tile structure with stucco, seven rooms, modern plumbing and gas. The south half will house a shoe shop with relocation in about 10 days. a rear garage is planned. Plumbing by J. E. Byrne of Chateau. Construction by Mozer and his sons.
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J. E. Byrne
Chateau
Mr. Mozer
Permits Required For Campfires In National Forests
After July 1 through September 30 a permit is required to build a campfire in the Lewis and Clark National Forest and surrounding region. Regional Forester orders from Missoula drive the rule due to drought. Smoking is banned except at camps or on improved habitation sites. permits available at the supervisor's office, ranger stations, forest patrolmen, and partner sites like dude ranches.
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Lewis
Clark National Forest
Ieee Forests of
Dividend notice from Minnesota Northern Power Company
The board declares the regular quarterly dividend on preferred and common stock. Payment is $1.75 per share on 7 percent preferred, $1.50 per share on 6 percent preferred, and 10 cents per share on common stock, payable July 1 1930 to stockholders of record June 14 1930. Secretary Aytch P Woodson signs the notice.
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Minnesota Northern Power Company
Aytch P. Woodson
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