Flour Mill Assured Good News for Choteau
Telegram from Stella Nebraska dated May 7 1906 confirms a flour mill will be erected in Choteau Montana by J W Jameson & Son. The four story plant with modern machinery should be ready to operate this fall providing a market for local grain and spurring town growth. Land at Grove and Hamilton streets may be acquired for the site as the project advances.
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Choteau
Jameson
Messrs. Jameson & Son
Grove
Hamilton Streets
Spring Creek
T. J. Moore
C. E. Trescott
A. B. Hamilton
Was In the Plot To Kidnap Lincoln
Fort Smith Ark May 9 R M Smoot who aided John Surratt by selling the boat planned to carry Lincoln across the Potomac died today at 73 He claimed he knew nothing of any murder plan but helped arrange escape for Surratt and visited Mrs Surratt in Washington during the inquiry.
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Fort Smith
Ark
R. M Smoot
Abraham Lincoln
John Surratt
Lincoln
Potomac
Smoot
Surratt
Washington
Heinze Plans European Trip Aboard Private Yacht
A strong rumor from Butte says I. A. Heinze currently in New York plans a European voyage. He has chartered and is outfitting a private yacht and will invite several Montana friends to join the trip.
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Butte
I. A. Heinze
New York
More Men for The Sun River Work
The Sun River irrigation project under engineer in charge B Robbins is expanding its engineering parties to handle a heavy workload. New arrivals include Joseph E Bell from Virginia and A H Quarnes from Washington along with H O Beale, reflecting intensified staffing at Fort Shaw and Great Falls headquarters.
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B. Robbins
Sun River
Joseph E. Bell
Geological Survey
Virginia
Hendrick
Fort Shaw
A. H. Quarnes
Great Falls
Washington
Quarles
H. O. ‘Beale
Stubborn Coughs Prompt Recommend Cough Remedy
A lingering cough after a cold may signal lung trouble. Alexander McMillan of Maple Ridge Michigan endorses Chamberlain's Cough Remedy, stating it gave the best results and he cannot praise it enough. Sold by C H Drake.
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Alexander McMillan
Maple Ridge
Mich
Chamberlain
Hudson Christy Tie at Hirsh Berg Co. Offers Low Cut Shoes
Readable fragment notes a Hudson Christy tie and a low cut shoe offering at Jos. Hirshberg & Co. for the current season. The brief hints at stock or fashion items on display.
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Hudson Christy
Jos. Hirshberg & Co
Creditably Represented At Missoula Meet
Sent to Missoula next Tuesday the Teton county high school delegation includes Emmett Ryan Patton McMurtrie Glen Luther Archie Leech Edward Hodgskiss Mabel Cowell Mrs A J Cowell G M Coffey Sr and A B Guthrie Ryan tipped for wins in weight events likely first in shot put McMurtrie strong in middle distances Luther steady distance runner Leech Hodgskiss enter runs and broad jump Cowell may excel in declamatory contest Teachers optimistic overall county representation expected
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Missoula
Emmett Ryan
Patton McMurtrie
Glen Luther
Archie Leech
Edward Hodgskiss
Mabel Cowell
A. J. Cowell
G. M. Coffey
A. B. Guthrie
Ryan
McMurtrie
Luther
Leech
Hodgskiss
Miss Cowell
Shoe
Teton County
Rheumatism Relief Promised by Pain Balm Ad
A newspaper advertisement asserts rheumatism spoils life but Chamberlain's Pain Balm can relieve pains after a single application and, with continued use, provide a lasting cure. Sold by C. H. Drake.
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C. H. Drake
Advantages of Trading at Home
A described comparison favors buying locally over mail order catalogues. Shoppers can inspect quality, fit, and color, receive immediate assistance, and exchange items if defective. Home dealers offer credit and patient service aligned with customers' seasonal needs and payments.
Jos Hirshberg & Co Introduce Spring Neckwear Line
Jos Hirshberg & Co unveil a fresh collection of neckwear for spring and summer featuring up-to-date designs and fabrics. The catalog highlights new gu d styles and quality materials to appeal to fashion conscious customers.
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Jos, Hirshberg & Co
Dupuyer Notes Quiet Rural Life and Local Happenings
The Dupuyer area remains quiet as farmers work ranches, with a light rain and snow last week. Local court attendance in Helena concerns a water right case, while Mrs. Aspling sold her Birch Creek ranch to Mr. Cody. Birth announced for May 1, and several residents travel to Helena for theater and family visits. schools close for summer.
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Helena
Teton County Prep High School Holds Fourth Commencement
The Teton County Prep High School will hold its fourth commencement in the assembly room on Tuesday May 22 at 8 15 p m The largest class yet will receive diplomas to Glen Luther Catherinette Trachot Alwa Zimmerman Friend Zimmerman Maud Ostrom Peggy Taylor Bertha Davidson Ada Wilcox and Archie Leech Officers are Friend R Zimmerman president Glen Luther treasurer and Maud Ostron secretary The event features a new class night on Monday May 21 with a history prophecy poem photos wills songs and more Admission is free with seats reserved for graduates families and program details to appear next week
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Teton County Prep High School
Glen Luther
Catherinette Trachot
Alwa Zimmerman
Friend Zimmerman
Maud Ostrom
Peggy Taylor
Bertha Davidson
Ada Wilcox
Archie Leech
R. Zimmerman
Maud Ostron
Real Estate Transfers in County Clerk's Office
Real estate transfers filed this week show Geo J Noble and wife transferring 440 acres in township 27 north range 4 40 acres in township 27 south range 4 and 149 acres in township 26 north range 3 to Carlos Warfield for the nominal consideration of $1 in the county records.
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Geo. J. Noble
Carlos Warfield
Chicago Livestock Market Report May 8
Cattle receipts totaled 3,500 with the market steady. Beeves bring $4.15 to $6.20, cows and heifers $1.85 to $5.25, stockers and feeders $2.90 to $5.90. Sheep receipts 2,000 with prices lower, sheep $4 to $5.35 and lambs $6.75 to $5.15. Also, one hundred comic postal cards at the Art Studio.
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Chicago
Farmington Defeats Choteau 22 to 19 in Five Inning Meet
Farmington baseball team beat Choteau 22 to 19 in five innings at Farmington last Sunday afternoon. Choteau was without pitcher M A Shook yet competed hard. Next game between the teams scheduled for next Sunday afternoon. Lilly Heartely bound over to district court by Judge Dawes on burglary charges. She faces trial for breaking into Shelby Club saloon around April 18 and stealing beer cigars a suitcase and coins. she remains jailed pending trial.
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Farmington
Choteau
M. A. Shook
Bage Hall
Farmingten
Lilly Heartely
Pure-bred black Percheron stallion for sale in Montana
A ten year old pure-bred black Percheron stallion weighs about 1500 pounds and is described as gentle to ride and work. Av Iuwa raised, with 18 sound and all right. Price 375 dollars. Contact F. D. Kisessery, Dupuyer, Montana.
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Fok
F. D. Kisessery
Dupuyer
Mont
Teton Co-Operative Reservoir Company Formed
At a meeting held in the office of Attorney James Sulgrove last Monday the Teton Co-Operative Reservoir Company was incorporated with capital stock of 150000 dollars. Each LOC share valued at 140 dollars, intended to construct and operate the Akali Basin reservoir recently purchased from Bradford company. Trustee list includes Ole Wagnild Thos O Larson Carlos Warfield N O Tuttle and B J Hirshberg. A by-laws committee was appointed. next incorporators meeting is set for Saturday afternoon.
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James Sulgrove
Teton Co-Operative Reservoir Company
Akali Basin
Bradford Company
Ole Wagnild
Thos. O. Larson
Carlos Warfield
N. O. Tuttle
B. J. Huirshberg
I. O. Larson
B. J. Hirshberg
Notice for Publication Filed in Great Falls Montana
Notice is hereby given that the named settlor has filed intent to make final proof in support of his claim. Proof will be made before Register and Receiver at Great Falls Montana on June ith 1906. Witnesses include William J Martin Bert Montana Marty S Darling Conrad and others. First pub May 10 1906.
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Department of the Interior, United States and Office
Great Falls
Mont
Settlor
U.S. Land Ofnce
Ab Gralls, Mont
Willgm J. Martin
Bert
Lontaud
Marty S. Darling
Conrad
Montana
Magele Chaimberlain
Mosana
Rfchard Richardson
Cascade
Monana
J. M. Borlingame
Register
Department of the Interior
United States
Montanu
A. O. Warner
U. S
Pe Chateau
Hay Fever Superstition and Rhyme Amid Sneeze Lore
The London Chronicle notes hay fever season prompts superstition and blessings, tracing to Prometheus myth and early Christian writers. A witty old English rhyme links sneeze days to luck, danger, love, and letters, with each day offering a different fate.
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Prometheus
St. Chrysoston
London Chronicle
Paris Youth Acquitted After Poetic Defense
In a Paris court, Armand Gally killed his sweetheart and attempted suicide. Counsel portrayed him as a poet reading a verse he allegedly wrote. The jury, moved by the defense, acquitted him. Viscount de Borrelli dismisses the matter as humorous and notes the verse published in Gaulois.
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Paris
Armand Gally
Viscount de Borrelli
Armand
Unclear fragmentary notice from historic page
Fragmentary text mentions patience safety and a person named Patrice with scattered words about statesmen and arrangements. The readable odds suggest a random clipping or dialogue fragment without a clear event or outcome. No identifiable dates locations or organizations present.
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A. Kence D. D. S
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ouLryoeycu
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U.S
Choteau Aerie
Order of Eagles
Tos. Thompson
W. P. Tos. Brooks
Phil, J. Cole
S. O. Huseth
W. M. Pyatt
J. J. Daley
Lesterude& Thompson Dress Makers
Lesterude
T. A. Smith
Trent
W.D. Luther
Timothy
Collins Mercantile Co
Nebr
Phil I. Cole
Choteau, Montana
J. W. Jameson & Son
Heinze
Alex. Pambrun
Milkrive Country
Jacob Laufler
Joseph C. McCuaig
Peter St. Denis
John Stanley
Stone
Frank Leech
Borchardt
Camille
Carl Harris
Devine Sara
Camille,algo
Europe
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Mrs. White
Mr. Ripley
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Walter Asay
Perkins Ranch
Chicago Livestock Market
Manchester Woolen Mill
Sam H. Wood
Manchester
Massachusetts
Acantha
Wood
Great Talis
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Joseph Martin
Bennett Golding
Loti
Ned
Mm. m. Tic
Charles G. Monkman
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Harry King
Bynum
J. M. Buruincame