Local notes from Chateau area include visits and upcoming events
C H Drake returned from Great Falls Tuesday and E H Ganong from Dupuyer visited the county seat. J E Webb and Mrs Kenyon prepare visits. townsfolk discuss July Fourth plans, baseball and horse races, and building lots for sale in Chateau while Choteau eyes trips to Augusta and Conrad for the holiday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. H. Drake
Great Falls
Silver Jim
Daniel Blevins
Helena
Monta
George White
Augusta
Swanton
Gordon
Conrad
Chateau Pines
Woodmen Hall
Bynum
Choteau
Fourth of July Celebration Plans and Local Notices
Bynum plans a large Fourth celebration. Lawrence Davis of the Club is in Great Falls. Great Falls receives 225000 and Missoula 20000 for public buildings. Mrs H Beaupre and daughters Edna and Annie visit from Sweet Grass ranch. Julian F Burd returns from a northern county trip. Mr and Mrs J N Ralston plan to move to Kendall. Mrs John Malone and children visit Dupuyer. County surveyor Shields returns from northern survey. Misses Margaret Barr and Lena Moore host Rebekahs on July 7. Odd Fellows and Rebekahs invited. President Roosevelt signs homesteading bill for forest reserves into law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Local notices and classifieds from Choteau area aging notices
The record lists store closures on July 4th by Jos Hirsberg & Co and Choteau Mercantile Co. and advertises cattle mares, rental property, and local sales. It notes Acantha items including a cylinder press purchase, Dupuyer hotel and Q L saloon sale, and Notary commission revocation affecting women. It mentions visitors H G Dahl Saypo and A M Gibson Clayton Ill and a Japanese tea kettle find with a Japanese idol from San Francisco ruins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. F. Greene
Lake Basin
City
Five and Death Notices Shaped by Helena Funeral
An assortment of notices from the Great Falls Tribune details Mrs. Friedlander’s Helena funeral day, a reward post for a gray mare near Raymond, Miss Bernice McKnight visiting from Missouri, and the Saypo death of five year old Florence Munroe from typhoid fever. Funeral rites for Munroe were held at a Catholic church and buried in Choteau cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jos. Hirshberg & Co
Hirshberg Bros.’ Bank
Bernice McKnight
State’ University At
Missouri
O. E. Myers
Great Falls
Florence M. Munroe
C. L. Munroe
Saypo
Beaupre House
Desert Land Final Proof Notice for George J Bisnett
Desert Land final proof notice from the Interior Department Great Falls Montana dates May 26. GEORGE J BISNETT of Dupuyer Montana filed to prove up the desert land claim No 7834 for the west half of section 10 and northwest quarter of section 15 township 28 north range 8 west before U S Commissioner Geo W Magee at Dupuyer on July 23 1906. Witnesses are Karl Rappold Kaspar Muntwyler Frank E Brown and Edward E Shatraw all of Denver Montana. First publication June 7 1906.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Interior
United States
Fane
Great Falls
Montana
George J. Bisnett
Dupuyer, Teton
Geo. W. Magee
U.S
Dupuyer
Helena
U. Land Office
Mont
William L. Cowgill
John F. Leech
George Outs
Nels Stimpson
Dupuyer, Ont
Settler Truscott Seeks Final Proof in Montana Claim
Department of the Interior notice states ALVIDORE B. TRUSCOTT filed to prove continuous residence and cultivation on land in sections 11 and 14 of township 9 north range 2 west, Montana. Final proof before the Great Falls register and receiver on July 13, 1906, with affidavits from Collins and Lytle residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Interior
United States
Tang Office
Great Falls
Montana
Alvidore
Truscott
M. MM
Ord A. Aynsley
Charles R. Crane
John Dickerson
Collins
Thomas
Lytle
J. M. Burlingame
Register
Fiest Pub
Tune
Bertha Harris Lands Notice in Great Falls Office
Land Office at Great Falls Montana on June 25 1906 records Bertha Harris as claimant or related party in a public land matter with official notice and archival filing details.
Valley cattle sale at once with organ for sale
Fifty five cows and twenty six calves along with a fourteen year old steer three two year olds and three yearlings offered for sale at once. Also a Kimball organ valued at seventy dollars offered for forty five dollars. Contact J. H. Freeman Box 133 Choteau Montana.
Swiftcurrent Oil Land and Power Co Stockholders Meeting
Stockholders of the Swiftcurrent Oil Land and Power Co will meet Saturday June 7 at 3 p m in Browning for election of directors. Mrs Louise Arthur secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swiftcurrent Oil, Land & Power Co
Browning
Louise Arthur
Sec’y
Also Mentioned on This Page
The
Montana Implement Company
Great ‘Falls
Deering
Milwaukee
Teton
Cascade Counties
Chateau
Cc. H. Connor
E. H. Ganong
G. M. Caffey
Rupert
Collins Hotel
J. E. Webb
John S.lane
Mort Hirshberg
Jos. Monahan
Peter Moran
G. B. Lippincott and
Taxen
Kropp
Beach
G. Wellman
P. B. Christian
Zelia Gardiner
Oscar Christian
Terry
Col. Stein
Dakota
Jos. Perman
J. A. Quigley
High River Ranch
J. F. Bates
Calgary Herald
Mr. Quigley
Canada
Lawrence Davis
Missoula
Mrs. H. Beaupre
Edna
Annie
Sweet Grass
Julian F. Burd
J. N. Ralston
Kendall
John Malone
C. E. Trescott
Shields
Margaret Barr
Lena Moore
JOS. Hirsberg & CO
Choteau Merc. CO
F. D. Kinassary
H. G. Dahl
A.M. Gibson
Clayton, Ill
C. H. Connor
Paul Jacobson
Chateau Mont
Acantha
Toole
Howise
A. O. Longmuir
Blackleaf
Raymond
Resert Armstrong
H. B. Chaftan Company of
New York
Booze Boudoir
Longmuir
Main
Q, i
United States Land Office
Bertha Harris
Larsanne
Lily Lawn
Oxford
J. H. Freeman Box
Choteau, Mont
Stockholders’ Meeting
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