Local items from Chateau and area community notices
Full stock of Jap A Lac advertised at Jos Hirshberg Co. Julius Hirshberg due home today from eastern cities. Emanoul Jacobs returned to Chateau from Hot Springs Ark. Miss Rebecca Acton visiting county schools. J N Booth Great Falls attorney in city for district court. Mrs T Brooks and Mrs T J Moore host Ladies Industrial Society at church next Wednesday. Seeds for garden at Farmington store. AJjl Pools masquerade ball by Woodmen of the World on March 30 1906. Nick Baatz and I G Johnson in city today. Geo W Weed land inspector from Great Falls visiting Chateau. Wanrep Horse advertised for breaking. Guardian petition filed for Sanford Aleyo minors. Dennis Holland Blackleaf hospitalized in Great Falls for treatment. John Jackson and Hugo Scharn admitted as US citizens by Judge Erickson.
Chateau Dancing Clubs Hold Regular Dances at Woodmen Ball
The Chateau Dancing clubs announce regular dances at the Woodmen ball and invite all members and any person desiring a social dance to attend.
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Chateau
Infant son of Dupuyer couple dies
Word reached Chateau this afternoon that the infant son of Mr and Mrs J B Hein of Dupuyer died last evening. The body will be sent to Great Falls for burial.
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Chateau
J. B. Hein
Dupuyer
Great Falls
Teton County Fair Commissioners Meet at Chateau
County fair officials convene at Chateau on March 31 to organize the board and plan arrangements for a fall fair. The effort is urged as a positive step for the community.
Cut Bank Arrests and Local Health News
Joe Cobell was arrested in Cut Bank last Monday night on a charge of disturbing the peace and at his hearing Tuesday he pleaded guilty and was fined 25 dollars plus costs. John Hawley, a prominent Cut Bank resident, was stricken with paralysis Tuesday and confined to his bed with his right side seriously affected. Dr. F A Long is the attending physician. Lee Collins and Miss Nettie Brett of Conrad were wed at the Chateau House parlors on Tuesday March 20 1906 officiated by Justice J E De Haas. they returned to their home in Conrad that afternoon.
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Cut Bank
Joe
Cobell
John Hawley
Tte City
F. A. Long
Lee Collins
Nettie Brett
Conrad
Chateau House
J. E. de Haas
Paddy Heaney Visits City to Renew Old Ties
Paddy Heaney of Dupuyer, a veteran local, is in town renewing old acquaintances. He notes little change since Priest's Butte store moved to the Missouri river area.
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Paddy” Heaney
Dupuyer
Paddy
Priest's Butte
Missouri River
Mrs Johnson Heads to Odessa for Healthful Visit
Mrs J E Johnson left yesterday for Odessa Minnesota to visit her sister for several weeks. Her illness has been heart trouble and it is hoped the change of climate and altitude will assist her recovery. Building materials including logs posts and poles are for sale at Pine Ridge crossing of the Teton with orders to Chateau House or Avantha office for prompt attention.
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J. E.johnson
Odessa
Minn
Pine Ridge
Teton
Chateau
Avantha
Watsons divorce and remarriage in district court
In the district court yesterday afternoon Mrs. Nettie Watson was granted a divorce from her husband Wm. E. Watson. Later Clyde A. Marti and Mrs. Watson obtained a marriage license and were married by Rev. Geo. Wells at 6 30 p m.
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Nettie Watson
Wm. E. Watson
Clyde A. Marti
Prospecting News From Nevada and Local Trials
J Miller Smith of Helena, deputy US district attorney, attended court in the city as attorney for several defendants in water right suits Blackleaf and Dupuyer. A letter from Chas Bynum at Nevada reports S C Acton prospecting near Hanapah, twelve miles from Onepah, expecting quick riches. Collins Mer cantile Co announces Galt Coal for sale by Collins City Drug Store. Good luck.
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J. Miller Smith
Helena
United States District Attorney
Blackleaf
Dupuyer
Chas. G. Bynum
Nevada
S. C. Acton
Nvar Hanapah
Corning pair to settle on Burton beach property
J S Brokaw and nephew S Brokaw of Corning Iowa arrived at Burton beach last Saturday and plan to make it their home. Mr Brokaw Sr has bought a half section of land on the beach and will move his wife and family there from Iowa early in the summer.
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J.S. Brokaw
S. Brokaw
Corning
Iowa
Burton Beach
Mr. Brokaw
Notice to cattle handlers on wintering payment terms
Parties who have taken up cattle brooded K on Jeft ribs with swallow fork on right ear and overstope on left ear will be paid for wintering save if they notify the owner at once how many animals they have in their possession. J. A. Hugues, Owner, Coorad, Mont.
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J. A. Hugues
Coorad
Mont
Valley County Assessor Proposes New Tax Basis Standards
The Valley County assessor breaks from state schedules and outlines new assessment rates for cattle at 15 dollars per head, steers 25 dollars, work horses at least 50 dollars, range horses 25 dollars, and sheep at two dollars fifty cents.
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Valley County
Stockholders Meet of Farmers Co-Operative Canal Company
A special meeting of the stockholders will be held at the Satre school house at 10 o clock a m on Saturday March 24 1906. Ole Wagnild president L Tellefson secretary.
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Farmers’ Co-Operative Canal Company
Satre
Ole Wagnild
L. Tellefsoon
Ditch rider bids sought by Teton Co-Operative Canal
The secretary invites bids until April 7 1906 at noon for a ditch rider for the irrigating season. Rider to provide own horse. Choteau Mont March 20 1906.
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Teton Co-Operative Canal Company
H. KK. Thompson
Secy
Choteau
Monxt
Iowa-bred Perch eron stallion for sale
Pure-bred black Percheron stallion ten years old weight about 1500 pounds ready to ride and work sound and well. Priced at 375 dollars. Located in Dupuyer Moot and listed by D Kinessury.
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Ventre
D. Kinessury
Dupuyer
Cattle Shipment Returns From Chicago With Prices
Representatives A J Cowell KEEB Leech A C Bur rauek Chas Krofft C S McDonald Gen Hooper and Alex Burrell Jr report cattle sold in Chicago. Data shows seller name, number of head, weight and price per hundredweight for multiple lots including Hooper Burrell and Leech entries.
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A.J. Cowell
Keeb, Leech
A. C. Burrauk
Chas. Krofft
C. S. McDonald
Gen. Hooper
Alex Burrell, Jr
Chicago
A. J. Cowell
A. J. Burbank
C. Krofft
Hooper & Burrell
E. BE. Leech
E. EE. Leech
Chicago Livestock Market Report March 20
Chicago buyers and sellers see steady market for cattle and sheep. Cattle receipts reach 4 500 with steers and heifers priced from 1 65 to 6 90, stockers and feeders 2 70 to 4 80. Sheep receipts 16 000 with sheep 3 75 to 6 10 and lambs 4 50 to 6 50.
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Chicago
Heeves
Snow and crime mix at Dupuyer social night
About twelve inches of snow falls on the Dupuyer level while locals report pneumonia cases including Mrs. Wm. Miller and Mr. Rutherford who dies after a fight at Birch Creek. Eugene Leech returns from Chicago as J. S. Quail transports beef to Great Falls. Chas. Davlin allegedly struck James Rutherford with a revolver, Davlin arrested in Browning as an autopsy awaits results and a Browning hearing is set for Wednesday the 21st.
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Dupuyer
Wm. Miller
Birch Creek
Chas
Davlin
James Rutherford
Rutherford
Davlan
Browning
Martin
Local Ranch News and Moves Across Open Country
Bynum Breezes Elier Rowland moves to his ranch on Gansman's coulee. Nick Tuttle visited Collins on business. W. H. Fincher secured a contract to add to L. Humble's ranch house. Win. Whittaker sold his Muddy ranch to F. Truchot and visited with Bennett Colding of Frog Hollow. Mr. and Mrs. Stonehouse visited last Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Weyman were in town yesterday.
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Elier Rowland
Gansman
W. H. Fincher
L. Humble
Win
Whittaker
F. Truchot
Bennett Colding
Frog Hollow
Stonehouse
Thamberlain's Cough Remedy Endorsed by Michigan Family
Mrs. L. J. Woodbury of Twining Michigan says Shamberlain's Cough Remedy is preferred for children and effective for hard colds and croup. The product is available from C. H. Drake.
Bust for Victor Hugo Proposed at Last Paris Home
A plan to place a bust of Victor Hugo in the courtyard of his final Paris residence before exile in 1881 reveals that the Rue la Tour d'Auvergne house remains largely as Hugo left it. The longtime concierge, now 93, still keeps the building, and Hugo’s successor tenant, 86 year old M. Robin, serves as vice president of the Society for the Aid of Shipwrecked Seamen.
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Victor Hugo
Paris
la Tour d’Auvergne
Hugo
M. Robin
The
Society For the Aid of
Tero
Foreign Circus Performers and the American Ring
E S Hallock cites a Century article noting that over 90 percent of circus performers and specialists are foreigners. Batley’s prospectus argues European risk tolerance drives performers to dangerous feats for American circuses offering steady pay.
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Batley
Europe
E. S. Hallock
Paganini Violin Plays Before Genoa Audiences
Bohemian violinist Herr Kocian was allowed to draw a bow across Paganini's Guarnerius violin, once in a glass case in Genoa. He played Bach and Paganini, impressing spectators as the instrument was resealed in the glass box before them.
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Kocian
Paganini
Guarnerius
Genoa
Herr Koclan
Bach
The Wrong Trip Turns Comic at the Ferry Dock
A crowded pier scene ends with a man leaping across to a ferry boat. He lands on the deck after sprinting through the crowd, only to knock down a fat man on the entry and both tumble. The jumper apologizes, claiming he caught the boat, while the fat man scolds him for missing the boat arriving.
Forts and folly in a schoolroom exchange
A New York Press item recounts a public school class playfully debating fort definitions. A pupil says a fort is a place to put men, another asks what a fortress is, and the class replies it is a place to put women. The teacher reflects on how children apply ideas.
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New York Press
Brown's Book Stalled by Funds as Publisher Hurdles Persist
A quip notes Brown completed a book titled One Hundred Short Cuts to Wealth but failed to raise enough capital to publish. The remark implies the project stalled after finishing the manuscript despite hard work.
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Brown
Ludz
Usual Performance Testimony In Detroit Trial
In a cross examination the lawyer asks if the wife was performing her usual household duties when the accident happened. The witness confirms she was talking as the incident occurred.
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Detroit Tribune
Miss Miami Brown and Erastus Pinkley Enter Chickens Venture
In a Washington Star snippet Miss Miami Brown teases Mr. Erastus Pinkley about his new business. Pinkley replies he is raising chickens and selling them. The exchange underscores a local note of entrepreneurship.
Van Newport's Auto Seats Forty In New Vehicle
Report from Columbus Ohio notes Charles Van Newport unveils a new automobile designed to seat forty. The crowd echoes astonishment as fifty five individuals including fifteen doctors fifteen surgeons six machinists two settlers and the chauffeur are identified in the conveyance party.
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Charles van Newport
Scott
Charlie
Columbus
Bride stalls on obey during vows in Yonkers wedding
In Yonkers a bride falters over the customary obey clause during the marriage service prompting laughter. The groom quips that she might as well break her word now as later, amid spectators in a lighthearted moment.
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Yonkers
Bragg Sparks Rumor With Secret Evening Admiration
A playful exchange in the Catholic Standard and Times depicts Bragg claiming an evening alone with someone he admires, and Miss Brightley retorting with a sharp remark about being alone. The dialogue reads as light social gossip in a period newspaper.
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Bragg
Miss Brightley
Catholic Standard and Times
Editor's Advice On Letter Writing For Legal Practice
The Somerville Journal notes guidance that letters should be written only on one side of paper to aid new printers and courts, citing ease in handling and clarity in breach of promise cases. The observation links handwriting conventions with courtroom efficiency and record keeping.
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Somerville Journal
The Other Girl
A witty exchange notes W’s restraint from athletics and jokes that her husband hunting is a strenuous occupation, as quoted from the New York Press.
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New York Press
Camel Hair Brush Riddle Foreshadows Houston Loss
Puzzle exchange questions if a camel can brush its hair with a strange brush. The back and forth ends with a note that Houston lost, framed as a witty, cryptic item from a comic or wordplay page.
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Houston
Guardianship Sparks Strong Language in Court Route
A terse exchange reveals a heated stance on guardianship with one speaker insisting the evidence shows remaining property. The remarks imply ongoing disputes over control and asset rights in a contentious legal setting.
For SatE-Six Cond Building Lots on Main Street
Jos Pertson of Choteau Mont advertises building lots on upper Main Street in Choteau as finest location for a new project. Cornitions Mercantile Co Farmington Montana announces sale of nearly all goods at greatly reduced prices to February 17 after purchasing Bellerud Bros stock. call to inspect bargains.
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Upper Main Street
Choteau
Bellerud Bres
Farmington
Cornitins Mercantile Co
Farmington, Mont
Notice To Creditors Estate of Lewis Evans Deceased
Notice by the administrator Carl Evans of Lewis Evans estate to creditors and claimants to present claims with vouchers within four months after first publication at the office of O. D. Gray Shelby Montana for estate business. First pub March 1906.
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Lewis Evans
O. D. Gray
Shelby
Montana
Carl Evans
O.D. Gray
First Pub
Marens
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Pittsburg Press
Jos Hirshberg & Co
Julius Hirshberg
Emanoul Jacobs
Arkanégas
Rebecca Acton
J. N. Booth
T. Brooks
T. J. Moore
Ladies Industrial Society
Timothy
Clover
Collins Mercantile Co
Woodmen of the World
Nick Baatz
I. G. Johnson
Montana Brewing Co
Geo. W. Weed
James Thorne
O. I. Pugsley
District Court
Sanford Aleyo
Dennis Holland
Columbus Hospital
Great Jails
John Jackson
Norway
Hugo Scharn
Germany
United States
Tudge Erickson
Tou
Teton County
Galt Coal
Collins
Chicago Livestock Market
Eugene Leech
J. S. Quail
Barry Kunkel
Bynum
Thamberlain
Department of the Interior
United States Land Office
Rose A. Trescott
Tetonto, Mont
George I. Miles
John A. Matchett
M. Thomas Manix
Raymond J. Anderson
J. M. Borurxngamer
Register
Walter S. Clark
Michael J.lyon
Bynum, Mont
Vern H. Clark
Sebastian S. Hawkins
Wilamie Wright
Link Humble
Dupuyer Mont
J.M. Burlingame
Belle Lindseth
Farmington, Teton Co
M. m
A.C. Warner
U.S
William Chalmers
Clafq
Lindseth
Carl Rawson
Daniel Lindseth
Farmington, Montana
Ij. M. Burlingame
Desert Land
Perc Eerene
Marahath
MD W. Mn. m
A. CO. Warner
Christopher O. Lindseth
Stefanus Lindseth
Miins Rekdahl
George Wold
First
Lenant
U. S
Eos Abed
Mark Rae
Board of County Commissioners
County of
State of
A. C. Warner
the Mint
Booze Boudoir
Ing
A O. Longmuir
Corner Mall
Conrad Streets
Great Alls Mont
A. OC. Warner
Chateau, Montina
Henry Hugo Scrarn
N. Rw
Lg Wimes
Pote
Robert Scharn
Peter Eyraud
August Wropp
J. M. Burlingame
Department of the Interial United States
James M. Wilcox
George R. Malone
Lem. P
John Wolf
Lane J. Kelly
Charles W. Peers
Thomas M. Mende
Ail
J. M
Great Malls
Ike
Natice
Margerste C. Brooks
W. m. Ot
W. Mathews
U. 8
Ofice
Harley W. Yeager
William G. Cook
James Peebles
Belleview
Joseph A. Perman
Katie Roberts
J. F. Roberts
State OF Montana
Ufe
Steutmne McDonald
J. G. Ram
Plaintly
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