Teton County Fair and local notices from Choteau
New embossed postal cards arrive at the Art Studio and 100 more comic cards on display. The Teton County Fair runs September 18 to 21, 1906. Local business updates include drinks now on tap at Family Liquor Store and two piece summer suits at Jos Hirshberg & Co. Various residents return from trips, land leasing inquiries, and court-appointed appraisers for John Higgins estate. Bishop Brewer will hold the Episcopal service on May 7 at eight o'clock in the town hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brewer
Episcopal Church
Local Residents Visit as Acantha Keeps Tabs
Stewart Hazlett of Browning on the reservation has visited the county seat this week and browsed the Acantha. J. D. Carney of Colby Wash formerly from Muddy spent last week here settling affairs and plans to stay on the coast. W. A. Whittaker, in town days, has moved to Colby Wash to farm and the Acantha will follow him to report on Teton county affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stewart Hazlett
Browning
Stewart
Acantha
J. D. Carney
Colby
Wash
the Muddy
Montana
W. A. Whittaker
Teton County
Local Notices and Advertisements From Dupuyer and Chateau
500 feet of room moulding for Lane 30 head of brood mares. F D Emessary Dupuyer Mont. Spring and summer neckwear at Jos Hirshberg Co. Rough lumber at 15.00 per thousand at Dupuyer saw mill. Native lumber first class, not lasting long. Get orders early. For Rext a 160 acre hay ranch with irrigation water also allowing well. Cheap if taken at once. For further particulars call Paul Jacobson Chateau Mont. Johan Smit formerly of Douglas county SD died at Great Falls hospital last Tuesday morning. Operated Sunday but he could not stand the shock. He was about 69 years old.
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Dupuyer
Paul Jacobson
Chateau
Mont
Johan Smit
Douglas County
S. D
Francis Pambrun
F. Truchot
Pure-Bred Black Percheron Stallion for Sale
Ten year old pure bred Percheron stallion from Iowa, gentle to ride and work, sound and reliable breeder, weight about 1500 pounds. Price 375 dollars. Contact F D Kinespury Dupuyer Montana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. D. Kinespury
Dupuyer
Mont
Keota Alberson Stallion Stands at Château Barn
The celebrated Percheron stallion Keota Alberson, 27,624, will stand for the season at the barn in Chateau and at the ranch. Terms include 815.00 for the season or 20.00 to insure, announced by WM. Hodgkiss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keota Alberson
Chateau
WM. Hodgskiss
Saloons reduced as Teton Exchange closes again
Chateau reduces saloon count as the Teton Exchange closes its doors for a second time. Martin Bros plan to reopen the old Club saloon at Shelby soon. Goods for sale along the Pine Ridge crossing and notices left at Chateau House or Acantha for prompt responses.
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Teton Exchange
Messrs
Martin Bros
Chateau
Shelby
Pine Ridge
Teton
Chateau House
Acantha
Miss Alice Smith Leaves for Vacation with Strong Recommendation
Miss Alice Smith, who has just closed a successful term in the Chateau public school intermediate department, departed yesterday afternoon for her eastern home to spend her vacation. She is regarded as a highly competent teacher and is recommended to school boards seeking new staff.
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Alice Smith
Chateau’s
Blackleaf Land and Cattle sue Elmer Rowland for damages
The district court hears a damages suit of 200 000 dollars filed by Blackleaf Land and Cattle against Elmer Rowland for alleged trespass. An injunction bars driving over the plaintiff’s lands with horses wagons or machinery and from hauling hay. Bondsmen John Hobbins and Thos Brooks of Chateau stand surety for 300 dollars.
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Blackleaf Land and Cattle Company
Elmer Rowland
John Hobbins
Thos. Brooks
Chateau
Local notices and licenses cross Cut Bank area
Peterson and Connelly receive saloon license at Cut Bank. Chateau band instruments to be left with Dr F A Long. K B Cohoe brings Kentucky Jack from Great Falls. Baccalaureate sermon for class of 1906 May 18 at M E church by Rev G A Wells. Marriage licenses issued for Landsvik and Austad. Heninger and Fletcher. Horses for sale cash or on time at ranch north of Farmington. Alfred Moe leaves City Drug Store for Jewell Iowa to start new business. friends wish him well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. 4
G. A. Wells
Farmington
Alfred Moe
Jewell
Iowa
Chateau
Moe
Odd Fellows and Rebekahs Celebrate 87th Anniversary Banquet
The local lodge and Rebekahs marked the eighty seventh anniversary of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows with a Saturday banquet at their lodge room. About 70 members and guests attended as brothers Connor Long Rogers McPhee and sister Mary W Connor offered toasts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Independent Order of Odd Fellows
Rebekahs
Odd Fellows
Connor
Long
Rogers
McPhee
Mary W. Connor
Rain Drizzle Reaches County, Brings Benefit to Crops
Cold drizzling rain sweeps the county today and is expected to intensify into a soaking shower. The forecast notes beneficial effects for ranges and crops, with Shelby reporting a rare cloud burst this morning, the first substantial rainfall there in about three years.
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Shelby
Noted Lake Basin Citizen to Wed in Detroit
The Acantha reports Chas. S. Green, a well known Lake Basin resident, was to wed Miss Jennie Morehead of Detroit on April 25. The couple planned to depart Detroit that night for their Montana home and reach Great Falls yesterday morning. Congratulations are extended by many friends.
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Acantha
Chas. S. Green
Lake Basin
Detroit
Mich
Jennie Morehead
John Morehead
Brooklyn Avenue
Montana
Great Falls
Friends
Mr. Green
Senate panel stalls Smoot case as hearings adjourn
Washington May 1 The senate committee on privileges and elections heard the Smoot case but did not reach a decision. The panel will reconvene Friday to continue the discussion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate Committee On Privileges and Elections
Smoot
Real Estate Transfers Reported for the Week
County clerk lists transfers including Frank G Freeman and wife to James Sulgrove lot 6 block 14 Choteau 8375 Susan A Dunlap for Ladies Library Assoc to James Sulgrove trustee in trust for Choteau lots 7 and 8 block 14 Choteau 1 Harmon T Rhoads and wife to Joseph A Baart lots 20 21 and 2 percent block 37 Haziett s 2nd addition to Choteau 130
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank G. Freeman
James Sulgrove
Town of
Chateau
Susan A. Dunlap
Ladies’ Library Association
Choteau
Town of Choteau
Harmon T. Rhoads
Joseph A. Baart
Haziett
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Montana Implement Company
Deering
Milwaukee
Bain, Schuttler
Winona
C. H. Connor
Bock
Sidney Hirshberg
Mrs
Joseph Hirshberg
Helena
Lawrence Davis
Jos
E. P. Conwell
Jasper Murray
Chouteau
Valley Counties
Warner
Conrad- Birch Creek
Nellie R. Brown
Walter Gorham
Burton Beach
L. A. Frey
Choteau, Mont
Conrad McNeal
Raymond
Benson Eoglish
M. Thos. Manix
George W. Quail
District Court
John Higgins
George H. Shanley
Court House
Jos. Hirshberg & Co
H. Pearson
Dry Forks
Lane
F. D. Emessary
A. B. Jones
E. M. Johnson
Sheep Creek
Messrs. Cowell & Kinney
Booze Bowdoir
O. Longmuir
Main
Conrad
Chateau Band
F. A. Long
K. B. Cohoe
R. D .Redman
J. G. Landsvirlk
Annie Austad
Burton Bench
John B. Heninger
Amanda B. Fletcher
Chateau Mercantile Co
Tess
SALE
Gordon
Studebaker
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