Piano Recital by Mrs Verge and Pupils Friday
Mrs Verge hosted a pupil recital at her home featuring duets, solos by Joy and Dollie Graves Alta Cohoe Emily Frances Carlson Frances McLean Hazel Brown Ursula and Ruby Hodgkins a kindergarten song chorus and a chorus with multiple children. A kindergarten exercise demonstration and a teaching time method demo followed along with a quartet. Light refreshments and social hour concluded the event. A public recital is planned for May.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Verge
Manda Lindseth
Mrs. Verge
Joy
Dollie Graves
Alta Cohoe
Emily
Frances Carlson
Frances McLean
Hazel Brown
Ursula
Ruby Hodgkins
Stewart Cohoe
Bessie
Bernice Moore
Thomas
Jack Radcliffe
Hazel
Maud Harris
Hazel Harris
World at Large and National News Highlights
The World at Large notes W. J. Bryan’s fifty first birthday March 19. Pittsburg city council members face bribery indictments with ten confessing. A fatal Rock Island wreck near Marshalltown Iowa kills 43 and injures 68. Senator Daniels of Virginia suffers paralysis and is in critical condition. Manufacturers seek a substitute for red cedar used in pencils as cedar supply may exhaust in five years at 425 million pencils yearly. The House in turmoil as Speaker Jannon is dismissed from Rules Committee with insurgents withholding support for a vacant speakership. Fire activity in National Forest states declines from 1908 though the number of fires rose 410. Agriculture statistics show high fire control, low damage per acre, and minimal forest loss. District court clerk deposits funds and administrator awards funds amid rowdy conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Forest
Department of Agriculture
Department
County Board approves multiple road public highways
The county board convened with all members present and approved viewers reports declaring several roads public highways. They set future hearings for disputed routes and authorized survey and platting while continuing sessions to March 2. Permission was granted to Peter to construct a culvert under a road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trahan
Tutad
Poor Tung
Court House
Seenee
Aera
St Public Administrator Fund
Road Awards
Chas. F. Green
Chotexu
Datton Road
Crossen
Sun River Road
Vie O. BP. Crane
Angus Rose
W. Shields
J.P. Conrad
Conrad and
Shelby
Front Street
Conrad
Montana Western Railway
Township 25
Range 3
Dntital
A. A. Buner
M.S. Dardng
J. R. Ritchey
Meeioui
LaBreche
Dupua- Yorn
Lownsiip
Theneo Tiong
A. Or
Letson
Alex Teachoat
Brady
Brady Vast
Eust
Township
Brady South
Seine Township
Range
Brady West
Brady South Road
Kopp
Bradyworth Road
Center
North Quarter Corner
Northwest Corner
A. G. Baker
A.savory
Win. Miller
Dupuyer-Waller South
Dupuyer
South Quarter Corner
C. Perkins
Southwest Corner
LaBreche, Dapuyer and
Coal Banks Road
Conrad Intake Canal
Mupuyer-Valier Road
A.G. Baker
C. H. Wilcox
B. 8
Mark Fowler
Kemper and
County Line Road
Coulee
Kemper
County Line
Jobo VacNicuwland
Forks of Murias
U. Town Ship
Conrad-Corry Upper Road
Conrad-Corry Lower Road
J. W. Quail
Geo. W. Magee
Dupuyer- Steels
Jacob Lauffer
H.C. Wilkins
William P. Yanck
Miller-Ouet Bank Road
North Range
Wm P. Yanck
Andy Bakke
Peter*itness
Cho‘teng-Collins
Proceedings of Teton County Montana March 1910
Official record from the Regular March Term of the Teton County Commissioners, Montana. Contains motions, approvals, financial statements, and administrative actions taken by the board during the 1910 session. Names of commissioners and local offices appear with dates and decisions recorded for public notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of County Commissioners
Teton County
Montana
Musical program at Hodgkiss hall Friday evening
Hodgkiss hall hosts a Friday concert on March 25 with general admission fifty cents adults and thirty five cents for under fourteen. Reserved seats cost twenty five cents extra at Drake's Drug store. Performances include piano duets Marion and Lucille Anderson, school days reading by Mrs Crawford, various solos by Mrs P I Cole Mr Robert Haymes Mrs La Breche Mrs Stawmill Miss Heighton Mr Rupert Ward Mrs H W Bateman Miss McNutt Mrs Malmin Mrs P S Cole, piano solo Miss Heighton recitation Mr Martin Read, and clarinet solo Mr Charles Parker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hodgkiss
Drake's Drug Store
Marion
Lucille Anderson
Reading
Crawford
P. I. Cole
Robert Haymes
Reading Leet
la Breche
Stawmill
Rupert Ward
H. W. Bateman
Mc Nutt Sod
Malmin
P. S. Cole
Miss Heighton
Martin Read
Nelson Miss Heighton
Charles Parker
Local notables make short visits and cattle trade activity noted
Elizabeth News reports Jack Nesbit visiting Osgood's then Chateau before returning home Friday. Chas LaBreche and John Mortimer of Sunriver canyon went to Augusta on business, returning the next day. John Varns of Augusta travels to Geo. 1 Smith’s for lambs bought by Mr. King. Geo. L. Smith sold to King and Barth. 3700 lambs to be delivered by April 10. Chadwick the Livingston feeder passed Elizabeth en route, involved with Christian cattle deal. Mrs Chas LaBreche rode the Choteau stage to Chapteau and back. Robert Palmer of Sun River canyon visited Choteau last week. Spring is near. women trade roosters by phone. some congressmen aid the postal deficit by overloading mails with seed. Several packages arrived, described as new and untried.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Nesbit
Osgood
Woolman
Chadwick
Livingston
Elizabeth
King & Barth
Strabane Visitors and Local Movements Note Busy Planting Week
Strabane saw Ed Bailey and wife on a business trip to Choteau Thursday while E. I. Ganong and wife visited Saturday. O i Knowlton and family travelled Friday and Saturday, Mrs R I Franklin and son from Choteauy spent the week at Peebles ranch, and Harry Haymes did business in Chateau Monday and Tuesday. Mrs Jas Peebles visits Ray mond, Jack Angust passed Strabane en route to Collins, farmers sow grain this week, and Mr Byers of Collins bought the Win Krofft ranch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Bailey
Choteau
E. I. Ganong
Strabane
O. i. Knowlton
R. l. Franklin
Choteauy
Peebles Ranch
Harry Haymes
Chateau
Jas. Peebles
Raymond
Jack Angust
Collins
Easter Programs and Local Moves Highlight Dupuyer News
Dupuyer residents note E D Forrest delivering cattle to Conrad with Spokane buyers, and Frank Crone joining Conrad Land and Water Co. Local social ties include Chas O Dell visiting from Walier, and Gene Leech and others attending Valier horse sale. George Little sold east ranch to D F Mains for 25 per acre. Easter program set by M E Sunday school with sermon by G B E Hutt and Sunday school at 10.00 am.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. D. Forrest
Great Falls
Chas. O'Dell
Walier
Conrad
Spokane
Valier
Gene
Frank Leech
J. W. Quail
R. P. Dean
Geo. Therrien
George Campbell
Frank Cr
G. BE. Hutt
Maud Henderson Company Plays Week to Crowded Houses
Browning WM Kipp of Bombay notes good plowing progress March 7. Maud Henderson company ends a week of performances to full houses and plans return next July. Warm weeks give a summer look as baseball gloves and bats come out. If six o'clock closing succeeds Browning projects a strong season. Abner Hall opens a new restaurant by week’s end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Kipp
Bombay
Here
Maud Henderson
Browning
Abner Hall
Collins hold-up men plead guilty in court sentencing
Tuesday morning Jimmy Clark Geo Wilson and Frank Collins pleaded guilty and were sentenced this afternoon Allen alias Clark and Wilson received twenty years each and young Collins ten years for the Collins robbery. A. M. Dean and Lige Morrison of Conrad pleaded guilty to gambling with a $100 fine. The jury was excused until Saturday and about twenty cases were deferred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Collins
Jimmy Clark
Geo
Wilson
Frank Collins
A. M. Dean
Lige Morrison
Conrad
Allen
Alias Clark
Busy week as town welcomes new faces and locals prepare futures
The town buzzed with visitors and activity including travelers from Great Falls Conrad Calgary Hamilton Spokane and North Dakota. Local moves include Beithich family relocation Spring Hill and Swanson resigning as Flying U manager to join Augusta estates. Neighborhood news notes road work new wires and upcoming garage construction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nels Seterlie
Clint Beach
Bynum Gcumber Company
Nick Luttle
Conrad
Mr. Beithich
Burton Beach
Spring Hill
C. H. Drake
Davo Goranson
S. Hobson
Lewistown
Thos
Couch
Walter Clark
Great Ialls
Raymond
Walter
Jalie Siebert
Great Falls
Mr. Solberg
Jake
K. C. Stonehouse
Len Frey
Belcher
Dennis Holland
Mr. Holland
Otto Miller
Conrad Butchers
Dan Sharpe
Messrs
Webster and Pearson
Calgary
Everett
Goebler
Hamilton
O. Ed Dorrance
Kenn
Mr. Clark
Spokane
Ed Johnson
North Dakota
Raymond Country
Hy Radcliffe
Coffey’s
FE. Anderson
Bensie Gray
A. Swanson
Flying U
Swanson
Augusta
Local Homesteads and Property Moves Reported Near Muddy
Burton Huisepnga builds a barn on his Muddy area homestead while John Van De Riet breaks spring for Ben Gordon. Donald Bacorn visits from Falls as Peter Bouma relocates from Orange City to a nearby homestead. Slanger family moves to Amar’s place and H. Van De Riet sells 500 acres to John Ferris at 40 per acre plus spring grain value. possession expected in June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Huisepnga
John van de Riet
Ben Gordon
Donald Bacorn
Wm. van de Riet
Peter Bouma
John Bouma
Orange City
Iowa
John Ferris
H.K. Ferris
Ferris
van de Riet
Dean Waterman
Miss Dana
St. Paul
Mr. Waterman
H. K. Ferris
Collins
Miss Waterman
Jobo Bredswa
Belleview Officials and Residents Travel Over Easter
Belleview superintendent Mrs Anderson visited Belleview school on Tuesday and left for Raymond school on Wednesday. Forest ranger Mr Thiel went to Chateau last week. Chas Twiggs returned from Raymond district with Angora goats. Thoyaany, Wilson and Robert Gray came from Great Falls for Easter. Geo F Miller and William G Cook returned Sunday from Augusta and Choteau respectively.
New automatic exchange planned for News of the State Cascade
Flowerree Montana is a new town located 25 miles northeast of Great Falls on the Havre branch of the Great Northern. Havre opens a new railway station with formal exercises. it is praised as one of the line’s finest stations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cascade
Flowerree
Montana
Great Falls
Havre
Great Northern
Moves and Visits From Collins Area Residents
Collins Chas Cullen returned last week and Mrs Cullen has been at her old home in Waverly Minn since last November. Liptack returned to Collins and now partners with Uzelack in the Teton hotel. The lering family moved to their ranch near Choteau. Dana Waterman and brother Dean came back from Minneapolis. An insane woman caused a disturbance by jumping from a hotel window and was returned to Conrad. Gallups visited Great Falls and returned. Linberg sisters from Solid visit Mrs Vaughan. Signe Wayaild and Magda visited Colling. Reiquam from Wolf Creek returned and settled on a west Collins homestead. S Syse went to Farmington and back. A schoolhouse social was enjoyed by all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Cullen
Conrad
Gallup
Orr
Great Falls
Cal
Charlotte Linberg
Solid
Vaughan
Signe Wayaild
Magda
Colling
Local Social Notes from Raymond Area Visit Friends and Neighbors
Raymond and nearby community residents are noted for visits and illness updates. Raymon d figures include U L Halladay and Stansberry visiting Conrad and Choteau, Julia Squires returning to Missouri, and Grandma McNeal turning 89. An accident injured J P Campbell, and A L Hoy recovered from possible appendicitis. Additional movements include the Cunningham Brothers moving a Dupuyer mill and H H Collins buying the Rowley house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. L. Halladay
Conrad
O. BE. Knowlton
Choteau
Robi. Lillard
Stansberry
James Peebles
Knowlton
S.C Campbell
McNeal
Grandma McNeal
J. P. Campbell
Apple
A. L. Hoy
Anderson
Bessie Gray
Raymond
Thursaday
Julia Squires
Missouri
Frank Miller
Louis Dagget
Cunningham Bros
Dupuyer
Jack Angus
H. H. Collins
Rowley House
Roy McNeal
Lillard Ranch
Also Mentioned on This Page
F. H. Federhen
U.S
Justice of the Peace and
Miitary Public Fire Insurance
A. C. Warner
1. S
Choteau House
DR. W. J. Decoursey
Choteau Great Faris
Momry Na
Samuel F. Malone, M. D
Salle
J. KX. Webb Real Estate
Mont
Baker & Ward
E. J. Roberson
Choteau, Montana
Homestead
T. A. Smith
ODD Fellows Chateau Lodge No. 11
Connor Buildge
Chas
S. Parker
N. G
H. Connor
Sec’y
Queen Rebekah
A.F
W. M. John Moore
Nec
W. J. Bryan
Pittsburg City
Rock Island
Marshalltown
Senator Daniels
Virginia
House of Representatives
Jannon
Committee On Rules
Distriete
Pulte Adi:bilstrator Fund
Rowd Awards
Chateran
Geo. F Miller
Euid
Geo. L. Burrell
Dh Pyatt & Moliman
Walier Gril
F.C. Garrett
Poor Fund
W. Wymer
J.B. Webb
Garrett
dJaumes Gibson
Clerk District Court
James Gibson
Frances M. Anderson
Birch Creek
Luence
Brady District No
Northeast Corner
Township 2d
Belavious
Chas. H. Connor
Dave Welch
Dan Card
Cut Bank
Uhin Auzer
John Gurgle
Wailer
Burbank
Elizabeth News
Bynum
Burton
Belleview
News of the
J. W. Raftery
Treasure State
Helena
Edwards
North Montana Press Association
Christopher Wocazek
Bradley Hartley
Miles City
Cornelia Woolman
New York
Europe
Washoe
Anaconda
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