Local notes from town visitors and happenings March 1908
Ed Bailey and wife arrived from the wanch Tuesday. Many visitors and locals attend races and dances with plans for new mill equipment and town growth. The Beaupre Clark water suit was postponed due to questions about Judge Erickson’s competency and moved to Cascade county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reeman
Great Falls
Beaupre-Clark Water
Beaupre-Clark
Sweet Grass Country
Erickson
Beaupre
Cascade’county
Mysterious double egg staged by Missouri hen at Acantha office
Thehen Haris aS tins broke loose again laying a second freak egg like the prior report. An outer shell held two eggs one normal in size and one shelless. Both shells blew and are shown at the Acantha office. Roosevelt may hear of this nature feat as the Young Ladies Sewing Club hosted a leap year party at the Trachet home with hay wagon transportation and a near accident when a line gave way.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haris
Acantha
Missouri
Roosevelt
Young Ladies’ Sewing Club
Trachet Home
Harry Smith
Farmers' Co-operative Canal Co. Moves Principal Office
Notice states the principal place of business of the Farmers' Co operative Canal Co. is changed from Choteau Montana to School House No 7 near Farmington post office in Teton county by order of the board of directors O Wagnild president and Lewis Tellefson secretary first pubs March 19 1908.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers’ Co-operative Canal Co
Choteau
Teton County
Montana
Farmington Post Office
O. Wagnild
Lewis Tellefson
Sec’y
Notice of land claim and proof hearing at Dupuyer
The Department of the Interior announces that Dupuyer Montana resident G. filed notice of intention to prove desert land entry No. 341 for sections 23 and 24 and adjacent areas. A hearing before U.S. Commissioner Peter F. B. St. Vents is set for March 21, 1908, at Dupuyer office. Witnesses Edward Milter Louis D Lenoir George Berthlaume and George Therrien will testify on irrigation and reclamation. Frank D. Miragues, Register.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dupuyer
Montana
Peter FB. St. Vents
U.S. Convissioner
Edward M. Milter
Louis D. Lenoir
George Berthlaume
George Therrien
Frank D. Miragues
Raymored
Teton County
Mont
Jamestead
A.C. Warner
Chateau
Nels O. Suterlie
Bynum
Timothy Cook
Ienry Guerin
Raymond
Benjamin PF. Morris
Lost horses and farm notices from Sun River area
Lost on December 12 in the north fork of Sun River were two horses, a buckskin with 62 left thigh and left shoulder brands, and a sorrel roan with JF on right shoulder and white facial markings. Reward $5.00. Also listed are a roan mare branded 5 and a brown gelding branded O, with possession terms. Additional notices include shoeing services and local groceries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Fork
Sun River
H. Adams
Harry Drury
Elizabeth
Mont
Chateau Milling and Power Co Stockholders Meet
Notice announces a stockholders meeting at the Chateau office in Clteau Montana on March 20 1908 at 2 pm to vote on increasing capital stock from 15000 to 50000 dollars with common stock rising to 30000 and preferred to 20000. Directors J W Jameson K G McLean G S Jameson Phil 1 Cole sign. Latest in pictures at the Art Studio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau Milling and Power Company
Clteau
Teton County
Montana
Chateau, Mont
J. W. Jameson
K. G. McLean GS
Jameson Phil 1. Cole
Said Corporation
Don’t Buy Gasoline Engines Until Investigation
Don’t buy gasoline engines until you have investigated the Master Workman a double cylinder engine with vibration overcome and consequently of vastly reduced weight strictly up-to-date and just the thing for your shearing plant Jos A Baart agent Choteau Montana
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jos
Grain drill inventory and attachments announced
The notice states no grain drills are in stock now with deliveries expected around March 10. Models range from 6 to 12 feet wide with zig zag designs and 6 inch discs. Also offered are press attachments and alfalfa seeders for these drills.
New Oliver Gang Plows Offer Smooth Handling and Versatility
Among other features the listing highlights an extra high lift center hitch and no side draft for smooth turns. It notes even furrow width and depth, under the operator’s control, and interchangeability with sulky parts. Also advertised are chilled steel gang parts, steel breaker bottoms, and a full supply of shares and extras.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lextra
Oliver No
Plows Advertised in Crescent Line Offerings
The listing details Walking Plows No 20 C and No 40 C chilled plows in wood or steel beams with 12 and 14 inch cuts, plus No 40 XX extra heavy chilled plow for heavy work. Crescent line features include steel fold board cast share steel shares and options in 12 and 14 inch cuts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oliver
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Ed. Bailey
Wife
the Wanch
H. W. Gardiner
Augusta
Chas. Gray
Bellesview
R. L. Stonehouse
Sherburne Morse
Minot Horse
Sea Monk
Woodmen Hall
B. A. Wood
Carl Malone
Chas. Wymer
J. A. Sebert
Great Walls Meat Co
Leech
Geo. White
C. J
W. D. Jones
Havana
Roy Franklin
Kingsbury
D. Youlinson
Aga
L. Thompson
Guild
W. M. Pyatt
Ard Moore
Ghoteau Mercantile Co
A. B. Cook
Livingston
Allah Basin
T. L.and
J. ©. Clark
West Butte
C. HL. Clark
Troy
McKenzie
Deer Lodge
Logan
J. S. Cain
Jameson
Stella, Neb
Mr. Cain
Mexico
J.S. Brokaw
Williston
Mr. Brokaw
Greenfields
Reclamation Service
Department of the Interior
United States Air Office
Helena
Peby. G
Christina M. Tedsen
United States AiLand Office
Greatalls
George W. Harris
J. M. Beturncame
J. Eh, Webb
Plymouth Rock Roosters
G. W. VeEacer
I, Biornstap
Belleview
P. F. Sr
Denis
D. D. Cole
Norice
T. A. Smith Choteau
Neverslip
A. Baatt
Oswego Arrowroot
Albert
Stackhuse
Johnson Lumber C
Conrad, Montana
Wowell
Planer&Matchers
Excelsior
Minneapolis
Minn
Chateau Merc
Kker Brne
Roderl
Justin
Mount Baker
Kits Herring
The
Choteau Mercantile Co
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