World News Briefs From Around The Globe
Taft adds Nebraska delegates. Gray secures Chicago headquarters for 1908 bid. Evans fleet sails San Francisco to Hawaii Samoa Melbourne Sidney Philippines then Suez to New York. Canada spends 4 million on seed wheat for Northwest settlers. Capitol conspiracy verdicts: four guilty after seven weeks. Walsh denied new trial. five years at Fort Leavenworth. Alia the Denver anarchist guilty and to be hanged. American fleet at Magdalena Bay for spring target practice. 2500 Rio Grande boiler makers on strike over contract. James Oliver dies at 84 in South Bend. Senator Pinkney Whyte dies in Baltimore. Tatsu Maru dispute resolved with indemnity. Haiti revolution reign of wholesale executions endangering foreign interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Admiral Evans
San Francisco
Hawaii
Samoa
Melbourne
Sidney
Australia
Philippines
New York
Suez Canal
Local Notes From Dupuyer and Nearby Towns
Mr Joe Sturgeon returned from Canada last week and Roy Franklin aided BF Kingsbury during a sale. Mrs Golder came back to town after weeks with Mrs R Dean, and Miss Hess failed the exam prompting Miss Fitzpatrick to take the school. Dr Burke attended the Miller infant but the child died before arrival amid March 17 winds and snow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Sturgeon
Canada
Roy Franklin
BF. D. Kingsbury
Golder
Sale and Lease of State Lands in Teton County Montana
Notice from the Register of the State Land Office Helena Montana dated March 3 1908 announcing a public sale and lease of state lands in Teton County Chateau Court House on Sunday April 5 1908 at 2 pm. Terms specify minimum sale price ten dollars per acre with option for cash or 30 percent cash and fourteen annual payments. leasing for five years with annual rent paid in advance. Includes detailed tract descriptions and county board proceedings summaries from March 1908 with salaries warrants and road district divisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Register of the State Land Office
Helena
Montana
Register of
State Land Office
State of
Chateau
Wo’elock
Nw Im
Geo. F Miller
J. P. Mughes
C.1l Pearson
A.C. Warner County
Montina
Eossewee
Seetees
Aweeres Ld
Rae
Ned
Wwe
Sony Ow
Regarrisoning Fort Assinniboine and Montana Tax Notes
Montana state items discuss Taft's note on regarrisoning Fort Assinniboine if the army increases. Delinquent personal property taxes total 1 251. County officials warned on tax collection. Ninety three 100 acre farms to be sold April 10 under Dearborn project. Huntley irrigation entry residence rules await president approval. Butte faces unemployment influx from coast cities. Summer water supply expected tight due to light snowfall. Big Timber largely destroyed by March 13 fire causing about 1000000 in losses. Crow reservation mortgage bill for irrigation advances approved. Fort Keogh settlement bill proposed with 130000 appropriation and specific exclusions. Prison bids rejected. new bids planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Collins
Dearborn
Ames Realty Company of
St. Louis
Senate
Huntley
Butte
Montana
Big Timber
Chateau racing association holds first meet near town
The Chateau racing association opened its first meet on Tuesday March 17 at the track in the Hodgskiss field southwest of town. About 450 attended as four races were run in standard weather with slim entries. Augusta Belle and Sprite, etc. were noted, crowds from Augusta traveled, and finances showed a gain despite cold snow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau Racing Association
Hlodgskiss
Cookie
Nick Tuttle
Cohoe
Augusta Belle
Fleeting
Gladys Belle
Geo. Weed
Sir Loomis
Augusta
Local talent shines in Goldsmiths She Stoops to Conquer
Last Friday night a large audience enjoyed a clever local rendition of She Stoops to Conquer. J G Bair as Hardcastle impressed with veteran delivery, while Mrs A B Guthrie as Kate Hardcastle impressed with vivacity. Other leads included Mr Thompson as Marlow and W W Jones as Tony Lumpkin, praised for voice and stage presence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goldsmith
Hardcastle
J.G. Bair
Kate Hardcastle
A. B. Guthrie
Letter
Mr. Thompson
Marlow
Hastings
Ned Wilcox
Tony Lumpkin
W. W. Jones
Harold Luther
Sprerivron
Local News Roundup From Cheat Northern to Great Falls
Conrad tems Bert Neely visits friends between trains from Butte and leaves for Florida for a new job. Petsrew notes an accident during practice with a nose injury. Weed on the Alkal project says work will resume in about a month. Judge Erickson heads east to Kansas. Dr Poser called to the Blying U ranch. M S Darling makes the two hour and twenty minute round trip. Louis Van Doke returns from New Jersey with a wife. Frank Pings returns from the county seat. Vete Moran visits Chateau then races. St Patrick’s Day worn green here. Drake Drug Co adds a new show vase. Leech and wife travel to Great Falls. A light snow Tuesday, soon melted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert Neely
Cheat Northern
Butte
Tie
Florida
Hd. Pettrew
Mee
Iso, Weed
Theaveh
Great Falls
Judge Erickson
Trom
Kanspell
Dr. Poser
Blying U Ranch
M.S. Darling
Infanto
Julio Wellensten
Louis van Doke
New Jersey
Frank Pings
Vete Moran
Chateau
St Patrick's Day
Drake Drug Co
Is. BE. Leech
Boundaries and lines description for Teton county parcel
Legal surveying text outlines the parcel boundary starting at 25 north range 7 west and following the sixth standard parallel to the western boundary of Teton county then north along the boundary to a point two paths west of the northwest corner of section 30 township 27 north range 7 west then east along section lines back to the starting point. (To be Continued)
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. B. Guthrie
Chateau Acanda
Miller and Slughes
Pearson
Chateau District
Township
Said
Sun River
Niles
Belleview District
Uienece
Teton County
Spring Creek
Section
Said Township
Said Towneship
Range
Dupuyer Listriet
Reginninyg
Shelby
Ripe
Cheager
Rances Bo
Cormeraf Serthon
Saldawa
Bewtoadow
Todmeludt
Dias. Commi Distmeu No. T
Cormeraf Toweship Worth
Puace Sweet
Chenee
Pamices
Ie Sinsiona
Birch Creek Distriet Vo
Os Sexi
Taewestip St
Owose
Thetis
Maries River
Shenew Easton
Metoceo
Cheneo Worth
Painter
Lake Basin District No
Township 21
Range Lo
Township 2
Sunriver
Raymond District No. 10
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Taft
Nebraska
George Gray
Delaware
Denver
Savoy Hotel
Chicago
Canadian Northwest
Pennsylvania
John R. Walsh
Chicago National Bank
Anderson
United Sates District Court
Fort Leavenworth
Alia
Father Heinrichs
Magdalena Bay
Rio Grande
James Oliver
Oliver
South Bend
Ind
United States
Pinkey Whyte
Baltimore
China
Japan
Haiti
Dupuyer
W. D. Jones
Wm. Pembroke
Campbell
M. 15
Mr. Odell
Kingsbury Rash
Mr. Marks
Geo. BE. Hutt
Belt
Hess
Board of County Commissioners
General Fund
G. Jackson
Moore & Radcauf
Yeo
Agenite
J. Daley
Wenite
A.C. Warner
Chateau Milling & Power Company
Win
Cook
Witty
St James Peebles
Margaret Brooks
Smine
Bridges Fund
I. Pings
A. C. Warner
Same
Sterling McDonald
Clerk District Court
MelWengie
Sherry
MelSenzie Sherif
JE. Delaas
J.P
U. Pederheng
J. Po
E. DD
Jones
Wmn
Dawes
J. Ps
J. Guth
A. Cowley
J. P
Vubhas
N. Thomas
Sterlité “McWunakt
Phill. Cole
Jane W. Sidelds
Woo
Lather
Lillo Holmes
Nelle
sCrockford & Nielly Sweet Grass
Oscar Olney
Ericted
Fh. We
Hood
Sim
Dennis Welly
Suretios
Sn. Dawes
Pesce Marinas
Pesce Cut Bank
Jotor County
Pree High School
Enmeung
Wot Jones
Pupuye
Berber
Haliaday
Hania
Hadistkiss
Harean
Son
Loder
Lawsof Ami
Wyatt TV Danes
Qaemba
Hetuentioudt Evnminers
Falluwhee
Widow Round
Dan Sullivan
Aarne A Johnson
Steltenbers
Ida
Ona
Marele
Maret Goes
Metiet Wacom
Trians
Tn Posamental Thease
Sehourne Bto
Marsh
John M. Jaughlin
M. Carson
News of the
Crow Reservation
Carter
Fort Keogh
Miles City
Custer County Fair Association
Board of Prison Commissioners
Conley & McTague
J. W. Wynam
State Penitentiary
Wynum
Conrad
Tems
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