Local items recap from Montane area social and commerce notes
Local items note a church program honoring Old Trelanc on March 17 1906 at the M E church. Ranches and trade topics include Browning dealer seeking horses for eastern sale, Barr of Billings rejecting 24 cent wool clip for 250000 pounds, and Beo Bollerud of Farmington plus Dee Odley of Bynum heading to the new Nevada gold fields. James Kellogg and wife sold Joseph P Woolman for 800 dollars covering 160 acres in section 24 township 23 north range 8 west. Also upcoming Shamrock party March 17 at the church parlors features the Peak Family and ice cream prices. Montane nonlocal visits noted and a Woodmen ball dancing night appeal. Emanuel Jacobs recovering in Helena from eye issues. Ice cream and cake served at Shamrocks party with mixed prices. Do not forget.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James B. Kellogg
Joseph P. Woolman
Wiship
Range
Shamrock party bids for pure-bred stallion in Montana
Advert reads a ten year old pure-bred stallion named Sare-A, 1500 pounds, gentle to ride and work, sure breeder and sound, Iowa-raised horse. Price $375.00, F. D. Kinesaury, Dupuyer, Montana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. D. Kinesaury
Dupuyer
Mont
Kingsbury Bid on Dupuyer School Land Rejected
At the state fund board meeting in Helena the bid by D D Kingsbury for 410 acres near Dupuyer at 310 per acre was rejected. The board offered to sell the entire quarter section to Kingsbury instead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Fund Board
Helena
D. Kingsbury
Dupuyer
Horse Sale At L J Orniss Ranch Farmington
War Sace three work horses four driving horses and two saddle horses offered for cash or on time on approved security. Viewing at L J Orniss ranch one mile north of Farmington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmington
L. J. Orniss
Roberts v Kunkel Court Case Racks Up Costs
At Conrad last week Justice Evan D. Jones presided in C. M. Roberts versus H. C. I Kunkel. The defendant Kunkel won with a judgment for costs totaling 49 dollars 90 cents against the plaintiff Roberts. Stealing a sack of sugar framed as a jocular act proves costly for Roberts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. M. Roberts
H. C. I Kunkel
Conrad
Evan D. Jones
Justice of the Peace
Kunkel
Roberts
Josh
Mr. Roberts
Special Rex Flour Deals at Collins and Farmington Stores
Cottins Mercantile Co offers limited seven day specials on Rex flour at Collins price 2.50 and Farmington price 2.65 as they take over the Armington store. Winter goods also offered at both locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thearmington
Collins
Farmington
Cottins MercanTile Co
Death of E. M. Prouty at Cut Bank Ranch
E. M. Prouty a well known chesterman of the northwest died at the John Town ranch near Cut Bank last week from paralysis. He was about 60 and leaves a wife two daughters and a son all of whom live in St Paul. The body was shipped to St Paul for interment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. M. Prouty
Northwest
Corson Orders Ericsson Pump Engine for Gondola Ranch
S M Corson of the Gondola ranch has ordered an Ericsson hot air pumping engine. It will arrive in a week or ten days and be tested in town. If it proves as represented, Corson plans to canvass the surrounding country to install Rider Ericsson engines for flood and irrigation use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. M. Corson
Ericsson
Town hall dance postponed and local court action noted
The Eagle dance at Chateau town hall is indefinitely postponed. County officials report visits to southwest county post offices. Glenwood clerk W L Koopson hired at Choteau house. Naturalization expected in six months for certain Montanans. County Attorney Phil S Cole to Dupuyer to represent D I Snedegar vs Henry C Kunkel over alleged $300 damage to character from a search for stolen goods. Plaintiff’s attorney reportedly offered $1.06. Kunkel refused.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau
W. L. Koopson
Glenwood
Choteau House
Virgil
Montana
Phil S. Cole
Dupuyer
D. I. Snedegar
Henry C. Kunkel
Acantha
Kunkel
Land contest and venue change in Dupuyer area
In a desert land case near Dupuyer 320 acres, D I Snedogar sues Thos H Leech. BE Leech granted intervention as present owner. Venue moved due to alleged bias of the Dupuyer U S Commissioner. Hearing set at Chateau. James Ladgrove and C G Trescott attorneys for the intervenor. Helena Record notes a new mineral location ruling requiring bona fides and copies of notices and reports to the general land office. Also, Choteau Mercantile manager change from S H Garvin to Kenneth B McLean. Garvin lauded, McLean praised as capable. Nebraska firm head S G Jameson plans to build a flour mill and electric light plant at Chateau, surveying wheat quality and potential development. project could boost local grain markets and prompt hard wheat sowing this season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. I. Snedogar
Thos. H. Leech
Dupuyer
Great Falls
Chateau
James Ladgrove
C. 16. Trescott
Helena
U.S
General Land Office
8. H. Garvin
Choteau Mercantile Company
Messrs. Strain Bros
Kenneth B. McLean
Garvin
Choteau
Acantha
McLean
S. G. Jameson
J. W Jameson & Sons
Nebraska Flour and Meal Mills
Stella
Nebraska
Jameson
Burton Bench
Jarceson
Bynum Community News Updates From The Muddy Banks
In Bynum on the Muddy the town map shows the area though the electric line from the cap city via Choteau to Fergville is cut off. The winter term closed last Friday and Harry King is ill. Nick Tuttle finished a large water tank for his turtle hatchery. A birth is announced March 9 a girl weighing ten pounds. Joe Miller leaves for Spring Hill ranch. R L Stonehouse moves, cottage ready. Jim Smith aided Nick Tuttle's sheep during last weekend blizzard and sheltered them in Fargerli's shed. Voters are urged to elect a school trustee by April seventh. Link Humble reports Duke reserve stock in fine condition. John Wallenstien entertained the boys. Miss Rebecca Acton spent time in town returning from the north. The old store will reopen April 1 and residents are urged to patronize home industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bynum
Teton County
Capitol City
Choteau
Fergville
Epworth League Plans St Patrick's Party at Church
The Epworth League will host a St Patrick's party at the church on the evening of March 11 with everyone invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epworth League
Chamberlains Cough Remedy Praised by Michigan Family
Mrs L J Woodbury of Twining Michigan recommends Chamberlains Cough Remedy quoting its efficacy for children hard colds and croup. The product is available through dealer C H H Drake.
Chicago Livestock Market Cattle and Sheep Prices
Chicago March 12 reception totals show cattle receipts 27,000 with market steady to 10c lower. Reeves 3.66 to 6.35, cows and herrers 1.50 to 4.90, stockers and feeders 2.53 to 4.70, Texans 3.65 to 4.40. Sheep receipts 23,000 with market 10c lower. Sheen 3.65 to 6.00, lambs 4.75 to 6.90.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Reeves
Sheen
Notice to Creditors Estate of Lewis Evans
Notice is given by the administrator of the estate of Lewis Evans deceased to creditors and all with claims to exhibit them with vouchers within four months after first publication. Claims should be shown at the office of O. D. Gray attorney at Shelly Montana the place for estate business Cant Evans Administrator O D Gray attorney for administrator First pub Mareno 1406.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Evans
O. D. Gray
Shelly
Montana
Cant Evans
O.D. Gray
Mareno
Notice of Election of High School Trustees
Election for three trustees of the Teton County Free High School will be held at all districts on the first Saturday in April 1906 from 2 to 6 p m. Trustees serve two years from the third Saturday of April 1906 with two trustees from the township where the high school is located. Choteau March 16 1906. A C Warner Clerk of the Board.
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Montana
Teton County
Board of County Commissioners
County of
Teton
Farmington
Wm. m
A. A. Warner
Is Offee
Chateau
Christopher QC
Lindseth
Stefanus Lindseth
Eliis Rekdahl
George Wold
BornisxGgann Register
United States
Great Malls
Mont
Pyhaurbhuant
A. O. Warner
U. SS
Chotunu
Vine
Margentle C. Brooks
Monlas
W. Mathews
Choteau
Stihl Fund
Harley W. Yenger
William G. €Uck
James Peebles
Julleview
Monutaga
Joseph A. Pormnan
M. Benvisaame
Register
Dupuyer News Highlights From March Events
The article notes James Rutherford died of pneumonia on March 10 at his son-in-law Kula’s ranch in Bireh Creek. A Catholic basket supper and dance was very successful with large attendance and debt paid off. the church treasury shows a surplus and planned dedication by the bishop. Methodist revivals begin mid March. a Woodmen dance is planned for March 16 with an excellent hotel supper. infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Harry Marks convalesces from broncho pneumonia. Pearl Hershton hosted a party on March 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Rutherford
Kula
Bireh Creek
Dupuver
Dupuyer
Harry Marks
Farmington District Notes and Local Occurrences
Farmington updates report Adolph Anderson leaving for Washington and Lewis Betrum recovering from an arm injury after a fall from a reach pole. Miss Zydema and Theodor Van Eyken wedding announced while Rev Lunde led services at the Farmington schoolhouse. Melvin Landaverk arrived from Freezeout and stormy weather slowed school attendance across the district.
Bynum Notes On Weather Socials And School Terms
In Bynum a severe Saturday storm required many hands to shelter Nick Tut tle sheep with minimal losses. The Chateau Dupuyer stage driver sheltered in town. Si Franklin visited the area. May and Eulah Rowland plus Helen and Maggie Fincher enjoyed Sunday on the Muddy with W C Devlin Carl Aiken and R L Stonehouse. A baby girl was born March 9 to Mrs A Rowland. School session closed Friday. Local youths plan a sixteenth Chateau dance. Geo Sabades, once injured, is recover ing.
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Bynum
Nick Tuttle
Nick
Chateau- Dupuyer
May
Eulah Rowland
Helen
Maggie Fincher
Ty Messrs
W. C. Devlin
Carl Aiken
R. L Stonehouse
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M. E
Arch
Sherburne Morse
Browning
C. 3. Barr
Bills
Beo Bollerud
Dee Odley
Neda
Sandy
Tne
G. W. Yeager
Missouri
Indiana
Montane
Paul Jacobson
He Choteau Dancing Club
Emanuel Jacobs
Hot Springs
Ark
Kirksville
Mr. Jacobs
St. Patrick
Collins: “Mercantile Co
City Drug Store
Frank A. Parr
Drake
Harry King
Alaska Rowland
Joe Miller
W. D. Jones
Spring Hill Ranch
R L. Stonehouse
Stonehouse
Jim Smith
Fargerli
Tuttle
Link Humble
John Wallenstien
Rebecca Acton
Chamberlain
Chicago Livestock Market
A. C. Warner
Choteau, Montana
Vines Dupuyer
Geo. Magee
Deacon Wider Sharp
Pearl Hershton
Dick Corby
Wm. Davilin
Fincher
N. O. Tuttle
Byoom
A.M. Walley
Carl
Montina
Adolph Anderson
Washington
Little August Rathman
Dr. Brooks
Lewis Betrum
Canada
Melvin Landaverk
Lunde
Falls
Theodor van Eyken
Zydema
John
Si Franklin
A. Row
Chateau the Sixteenth
Geo
Sabades
Department of the Interior
Tao Oller
Ord A. Aynsley
Adolph Gerthe
Colites
Montan
Oenes
Marc
Anton Lerhoffstedde
Chenette
Ned
James W. Fryer
David A. Richardson
Mary J Aynsley
Charles L. Orine
J. M. Burningame
Mrst
United States Land Office
George Burgman
Teton Co
Geo. W. Magee
Ile
Jacob Mahichaler
Lioy
Leech
Henry Co. Kunkel
Frank J. Dean
J.M. Burumcame
TNO
Rose A, Trescott
Chateau, Teton Co. Munt
Geo. W. McKee
Due Yuyer
Said
George HL. Miles
John A. Matchett
M. Thomas Manix
Raymond J. Anderson
Monza
JM. BoroixGoame
Firet
Nobiication
Neparement of the Interior
Greatalls
Eb- Ss
UGG
Waldre
Clark
Michael
Lyon
Vera Clark
Sebastian S. Hawkins
Willian Gi D Wright
Link Hioeble
Dupuyer Mone
Jmrv Lingame
Raylister
Lam
Montag. Bodies
Tern Notive
Farmington, Teton Co
Firll
Chatuan
William Chalmers
Olaf QC
Carl Ianson
Daniel Lindseth
Atbof
J.M. Kenwixscame
First Pride
Montanon, March
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John Jackson
Upper Main Street
Booze Boudoir
A O. Longmuir
Main
Chctbau
Lette Great Falls
Geo. W. Mazee
Kaspar Muntwyler
Vier Torwatd Bjornstad
Joseph J. Risnett
Karl Rappald
John Malone
Dupuyer, Montanin
J. M. Burlingame
Pirst Pub
Henry Augo Schalan
Robert Scharn
Peter Eyrand
August Kropp
J. M. Bur
United States Office
James M. Ers
Shelby, Mont
George R. Malone
Zho
M. Ife
John Wolf
Samuel J. Kelly
Charles W. Peers
Thomas M. Meade
Shelby
J. M. Burtincame
Department of the Interial
Ogres Lines
Marehay
Alias
Srennixa MgDosaro
J.G. Bam
Plaintiff
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