DupuyeK Items and Local Notices Summary
Judge Lett signals resignation to move to Alaska. Lambing begins with green grass promised by Tuesday night snow. M S Darling visited from Conrad. M N Gordon buys and stocks a new drug store with Dr. Stone in charge. Phil A Clack returns from British Columbia. Prince and Dean hire Mr. Duckworth of Kalispell for blacksmith work. W J Kennedy stays in town due to illness. Mrs H E Brockman from Conrad visits relatives. Whist club at Mrs W D Hagen with prize to Mrs K A Gallagher. Dr Brooks treats county case. Kingsbury vs Cowgill dispute settled amicably over McGovern ditch titles. J W McKnight’s appeal denied. Josephine Hall awarded judgment in Helena. W D Jones moves family to Spring Hill ranch for summer. Spring term of school ends tomorrow afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prince & Dean
Duckworth
Kalispell
W. J. Kennedy
H. E. Brockman
Conrad
W. D. Hagen
K. A. Gallagher
Brooks
Greatfalls Tribune
F. D
U.S
Helena
W. D. Jones
Spring Hill Ranch
Town sees visitors and blizzard scare in week
Mr and Mrs Cliff Sheble of Great Falls arrive for about three weeks on their ranch north of town. Raymond visitors include Henry Melton Geo Johnson Orlo Stansbury and Sam Bell. A snow storm and looming blizzard disrupt town while residents travel for business and social visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cliff Sheble
Great, Falls
Henry Melton
Geo. Johnson
Orlo Stansbury
Sam Bell
Raymond
J. Thornton
the Teton
B. L. Smithh
C. C. Sheble
Collins
Declamatory Contest Won by Arbie Leech
Arbie Leech son of Eugene Leech of Dupuyer won the declamatory contest in the assembly room of the public school last Friday evening and will represent Te ton County Free High School at the inter scholastic event at the state university in Missoula on May 19 20 and 21. Judges were Prof D H Weir Mrs C L Franklin and Mrs K G McLean. George Coffey Edwin H Wilcox and Emmet Ryan will represent the school in athletic contests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arbie Leech
Eugene
Leech
Dupuyer
Teton County
Emmet Ryan
Building For the High School At Chateau
Teton County Free High trustees meet in Chateau electing E B Leech as chairman and Jannie Chepoweth as secretary. A site and building committee are named, a three mill tax is approved to fund running costs and new high school facilities, with Guthrie and Weir re-engaged as principal and assistant at increased salaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton County Free High School
Chateau
E. B. Leech
Dupayer
Jannie Qt. Chepoweth
Leech
Long
Beaupre
Rimell
Clenoweth
Braren
Shelby
James A. Hughes
Conrad
Board of County Commissioners
Phil G. Rimell
Chenoweth
D. H. Weir
Eagles of the State Name Officers for Year
Billings May 9 officers chosen by the Eagles of the state for the coming year include President J. Bruce Kramer Butte Vice President Nat G Carwile Billings Grand Secretary J A Morrello Missoula Grand Treasurer C A Gruwell Billings Grand Chaplain Otto Schoenfeld Great Falls Grand Conductor W G Sturgis Helena Grand Inside Guard R F Burns Bozeman Grand Outside Guard H E Benner Great Falls
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billings
Eagles of
J. Bruce Kramer
Butte
Nat G. Carwile
J. A. Morrello
Missoula
C. A. Gruwell
Otto Schoenfeld
Second Annual Teton County Free High Commencement Held
Cards announce the second annual commencement at the town hall on Monday May 23 at 8 pm free to the public. Graduates Edythe Luther Alma Daley Edna Beaupre James Yule Edwin Wilcox Ernest Moore and Frank Crone will give short ovations. Prof Weir delivers the class address and Prof Guthrie presents diplomas with mandolin music by the club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton County
W. D. Luther
M. E
Town Hall
F. L. Buzzell
Max Weber
North- West
Eeee
Eeeaes
James Blaine
Yule Schottische
Kbidba
Bewbd
Pe Gnsad
Alma Elnora Daley
Schottische
Weidt
Frank Morton Crane
Masx Weber
Edna Mary Beaupre
Edwin Harold Wilcox
Montana
Hirnest Leslie Moore
Physician to Turn Teacher in Conrad
Dr. F. E. J. Canney of Conrad announces he will resign from medical practice there to pursue teaching. The move ends his local medical service as he shifts to a new career path.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. E. J. Canney
Conrad
Montana Building at Louisiana Purchase Exposition Praised
Laura E Howey of the Montana Historical Society reports a friend in St Louis admires Montana s display at the exposition The building looks handsome the interior furnishings are elegant and Miss Cruse of Helena supervised the selection The lawn is being laid with completion in two weeks Then photos of the Montana building and exhibit will aid volume five of the society proceedings The effort is aided by Les Mantle and former Senator Thomas H Carter president of the National commission
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura E. Howey
Montana Historical Society
St. Louis
Montana
Exposition Grounds
Les Mantle
Montana Commission
Thomas H. Carter
National Commission
Montana Daily Record
Methodists Growing Faces Quadrennial Report Trend
Los Angeles May 5 The Methodist conference held two sessions. The bishops presented the quadrennial address detailing past four years statistics and current church problems. Membership reached 3,031,918, up 138,025. Sunday schools total 3,124,644.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Methodist Conference
Board of Bishops of
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
General Conference
Roosevelt Nomination Speech Planned at Chicago Convention
At the White House Francis M. Black will give the principal speech nominating President Roosevelt at the Chicago convention. Harry Stilwell Edwards of Macon Georgia will deliver a seconding speech. The president will not press for or against a vice presidential nomination, leaving decision to party leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
White House
Francis M. Black
Roosevelt
Chicago
Harry Stilwell Edwards
Macon
Bint
Pioneer Day Observed In Public Schools May 27
The state superintendent announces a program prepared for Pioneer day observance in public schools on May 27. The plan invites participation across districts and emphasizes historical education and community involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
Canal Property Transferred in Panama Ceremony
The United States canal commission took possession of the canal route and Panama Canal Company property. From today the canal works will be directed by Mark Brooke of the U S Army engineer corps, who represented the commission at the transfer ceremony. The U S flag was raised over the legation and canal offices in Cathedral plaza.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panama
United States Canal Commission
Panama Canal Company
M1 Jr Mark Brooke
Engineer Corps
United States Army
Canal Commission
United States
Legation
Cathedral Plaza
U S Infantry Ambushed at Simpatem Manianas
Lieutenant Winfierd Harper and 89 men of Company FF of the 17th U S infantry were ambushed on May 8 at Simpatem Manianas by several hundred Morai. Two officers and 15 soldiers were killed and five wounded in the engagement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manila
Winfierd Harper
U.S. Infantry
Simpatem
Manianas
Muoria
Heinze Democrats Control Delegates For Great Falls State Meet
The Teton county Democratic committee met at J B Erickson law office to pick delegates and alternates for the state convention in Great Falls. The Fugites gained sway with small attendance. a pledge to support W G Conrad of Great Falls for national representation was adopted. Delegates include McDermott Erickson Lowman Dawes Darling and others with attendance noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democratic County Central Committee
J. B. Ericksons Law Office
Greatfalls
Heinze
anti-Gibson
Fugites
BF. P. McDermott
Chas. Hanson T. J. Lowman
Philip Yunek
P. H. Crossen
J. B. Erickson
Wm.Dawes
J. M. Wilcox
Kingsbury
F. A. Pike
M.S Darling
B. Mathews
J.R. Young
J.F. Burd
S. F. Ralston
David Willett
Teton County
W. G. Conrad
Montana
Julian F. Bord
S. H. Garvin
A. O. Longmuir, Jr
P. McDermott
T. J. Lowman
Choteau
M.S. Darling
Conrad
Messrs
Young
Crossen
Burd
Erickson
McDermott
Lowman
Ralston
Pike
Altyn
Dawes
Shelby
Darling
Acantha
Good Prices For Western Cattle Outlook
In a special letter to Avantha rel ative, Chicago firm Rappal Bros. & Co. says mid-summer cattle markets look bright for western stock. They cite ongoing beef liquidation, emptied feed lots in several midwestern states, and a disastrous winter for feeders. They foresee a scarcity of purebred cattle and a healthy rise in large cattle values, while southern ranges face drought and poor fat sheep prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Messrs. Rappal Bros. & Co
Iowa
Wisconsin
Missouri
Nebraska
Chicary Livestosx Market Report May 10 Caltila Receipts
Market summary for Chicary Livestosx Market Chicago May 10 listing Good o prime steers at 5.00 to 5.50 per hundredweight, cows and calves prices shown, stockers and feeders at 3.0 to 3.50, heifers and bulls priced, western lambs and woolly stock values include cattle types, totals show 207,853.70 for western lands and lambs.
Oil M&z a a1 is 3 e Y Par cd is el
A telegram from Waterloo announces two sets of oil boring machinery for St Mary's Lubricating and Two Medicine Oil in Elon County. The machines, destined for Brownig, are expected to arrive this week and begin drilling by June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uene Fru
Waterloo
Elon
St. Mary's
Medicine
Brownig
L—Greatigus
Investigation of Fever Arrives in Missoula
Dr. Stiles of the government experimental bureau and Dr. Tuttle of the state board of health arrived in Missoula this morning to assist in investigating the spotted fever cases prevalent in the Bitter Root section for several years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missoula
Stiles
Government Experimental Bureau
Washington
Tuttle
Helena
State Board of Health
Lrader
Books sales tied to advertising influence, publisher notes
A publisher surveyed 1,486 buyers of a popular cover to learn why they bought it. About 605 cited advertising as a direct influence and many also heard favorable remarks from friends, implying publicity drove the success.
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Trt
Dissolution of Partnership at Chateau Soton Montana
Notice of dissolution of the firm Hildreth and Jones at Chateau Soton county Montana by mutual consent Wm Hildreth retires A B Jones continues business and will pay all indebtedness and receive all accounts due the firm Choteau Montana May 1904 Signed Wa Hildreth and A B Jones
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hildreth & Jones
Chateau ‘S‘oton County
Montana
Hildreth
A. B. Jones
Liildreth
Jones
Choteau
Thompson & Ferris Dissolved in Montana Firm Notice
Notice states Thompson and Ferris of Choteau Montana dissolve their partnership by mutual consent Ferris retires Thompson continues the business All accounts payable to H W R Thompson Feb 15 1904 April 15 1904
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Thompson & Ferris
Choteau
Seton County
Montana
IR. Ferris
LL. R. Thompson
HW. R. Thompson
H.R. Tompson
Li. N. Frieis
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Judge Lett
Alaska
M. S. Darling
M. N. Gordon
Dr. Stone
Phil. A. Clack
British Columbia
Northwest Territory
Bynum News
Walter Clark
Rev
White
Kenneth Stonehouse
Si Re
W.D. Luther
Thos. Downing
C. Sneble
Mable Smith
Connai
J. W. Petech
Mayles
Edythe W. Luther
A. B. Guthrie
Maris
Heinze Democrats
Chicary Livestosx Market
Fannie E. Chenoweth
Chateau Samet
Belleview
Burton
Farmington
Altyn Conrad
Montanas
United State
Qryico
Alasia
Philipplaea
Canada
Vncharge
Standard’ Publishing
Aracasda
Lloxeang
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