Chateau Band Boosts Fourth of July Tour Across Montana Towns
The Chateau band led by Dr. C W Boussard and local citizens completed a booster trip Sunday, stopping in Dupuyer Browning Cut Bank Shelby Conrad Brady and Dutton to promote the Fourth of July celebration. An eager reception greeted the musicians with plans for another booster trip this Sunday to towns south of Choteau.
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Chateau
C W. Boussard
Dupuyer
Browning
Cut Bank
Shelby
Conrad
Brady
Dutton
H. I. Stafford
J. Billings
Hampton Bloom
EL. Jourdonnais
J. E. Byrne
C. H. Porter
Julius Olson
B. J. Packer
John Peterson
Bullerdick
Forest Ranger Loses Valuable Hunting Dog
Forest Ranger L. H. McLean and his family mourn the loss of a purebred Labrador retriever bought as a puppy from Shining Mountain kennels in Huntley. The dog, a family favorite, died after being struck by a car near Spring creek and later drowning at a gravel pit.
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Forest Ranger
L. H. McLean
Mr. McLean
Shining Mountain Kenels
Huntley
Spring Creek
Porter Returns from Far South to Plan New Venture
Ray R Porter former Bynum merchant and Chateau visitor arrives back in Teton county after a long trip. He is disposing of his Bynum store to J J Deaver and seeks a new Montana location while planning to move his home from Bynum to Choteau. He toured Los Angeles Las Vegas Seattle Vancouver and Mexico during the journey.
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Ray R. Porter
Bynum
Teton County
Seattle
Victoria
B. C
Vancouver Island
Vancouver
Montana
Choteau
Assessor Writing Hail Insurance Policies
County Assessor Otto Wagnild issues state hail insurance policies as required by law. By yesterday about 50 policies issued. Coverage limits per acre: Wheat 10 dollars, Peas 20 dollars, Flax 10 dollars, Mustard 12 dollars. Premium seven percent, mustard four percent, four percent discount for advance payment.
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Otto Wagnild
Dutton Man Charged With Statutory Offense
Frank Bourne of Dutton is charged with a statutory offense against a minor girl in an information filed in the district court last Saturday by County Attorney E. L. Murphy. Judge Hattersley set bail at $1,000. Bourne furnished the bond and was released pending further action.
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Frank Bourne
Dutton
E. L. Murphy
Hattersley
Acantha Announces Early Publication For Celebration
The Acantha will go to press next week on Wednesday morning instead of Thursday due to a big celebration. Correspondents should submit copy a day early and advertising copy will be requested on Monday.
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Acantha
Fairfield Residents Treated at Chateau Hospital
George Blankenship of Fairfield was admitted Sunday for medical treatment. Jack Quinn, a sheep shearer, was treated Tuesday for a bad cut on the arm. Marie Cline of Fairfield underwent tonsil removal yesterday at the hospital.
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George Blankenship
Fairfield
Jack Quinn
Marie Cline
Lions Club Final Preparations For Fourth Of July
The Lions Club met Tuesday evening to discuss Fourth of July plans. Frank Stearns reported on the district convention in Helena. A city park band concert last Saturday drew a large crowd and the group will perform again this coming Saturday evening.
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Lions Club
Helena
Frank Stearns
Conrad Refining Co Declares Bankruptcy in Great Falls
Conrad Refining Co filed a voluntary bankruptcy petition in U S district court at Great Falls last Friday June 15. Judge Charles N Gray accepted the filing and the company was declared bankrupt. A H Gray, Referee in Bankruptcy, scheduled a creditors meeting for June 27 in Great Falls to prove claims and examine the bankrupt. Debts total 28662.17 with assets at 194796. Receivables amount to 1158796.
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Conrad Refining Company
United States District Court
Great Falls
Perry L. Withers
D. l L. Simon
Charles N. Gray
A. H. Gray
Conrad Independent Observer
Free Vaccination Period Extended for County School Children
The period for providing free vaccination and immunization to county school children has been extended to August 1. County health officer Dr. R. T. O'Neill announced the extension on Tuesday. Ten more children received treatment.
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R. T. O'Neill
Horses and mules wanted and for sale notices
WANTED To buy, sell or trade horses and mules. F G Coyte Cho teau Mont Residence Rice Auto Court Cottage No 3. FOR SALE Gentle saddle horses C K Malone Agawam. FOR SALE Feed oats Rocky Mountain Elevator Co Chateau. FOR SALE A good team of horses seven years old weight about 1400 lbs each Wm Shoppe Farming ton.
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F. G. Coyte
Choteau, Mont
Rice Auto Court Cottage
C. K. Malone
Agawam
Rocky Mountain Elevator Co
Chateau
Shoppe
Farmington
Unclear fragment hints at swimming warning for children
The passage notes Dr. O'Neill cautioned that children should not go in swimming following an unspecified event on Tuesday. Further details are missing to identify the incident, location, or any official guidance.
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O'Neill
Healer Advises Waiting Period After Wound Vaccination
A medical expert outlines a rule of thumb to wait about three weeks after vaccination until a wound is fully healed. The guidance emphasizes letting the wound close before continuing treatment.
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Santa Ritas
Texaco
Ellsworth Strand
Tom
Chick” Sulgrove, Prop
Schilling
Bermuda
Prunes
Montco
Kellogg’s
Jdarge
Chateau Hospital
Conrad Refining Co
S. Maccany
Orton Bros
Bozeman, Mont
L. E. Taylor
Leo Mellon
Gus Depner
Penney’s
Sprinng Millinery
Penney’s 3.C. Penney Company, Incorporated
Chateau, Mont
J. M. Weaver & Son
Cigar Store
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