Local items report visits and moves across towns
Local notes list residents in town from Lake Basia and Columbia Falls visiting Ganong families, notes new positions for Miss Mary Kead and Violet Lestrad at Bell Telephone and the post office, mentions Professor Toan selling residence to P H Crogsen, and Chateau Drug fountain sale to L Rains. Also updates on painting of Stackhouse buildings, Republican delegates’ trip to Livingston and a hotel dinner in Great Falls, plus ranch property interest by W F Rieckhoff and P D Van Oostervhout.
Local residents plan summers away and health recovery noted
Misses Poindexter and Maynard plan to leave next week for Dillon and Polson to spend the summer. Patton McMurtrey, Chateau alumnus now at the University of Washington, expects to visit Chateau this summer. County Attorney D W Doyle returns to duties after recovering from typhoid at his parents’ home in Great Falls. Mrs A S Cavell and daughter Helen arrive from Berkeley after two years away. Miss Mabel attends state university commencement in Missoula and will soon join Chateau.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poindexter
Maynard
Dillon
Polson
Patton McMurtrey
Chateau
University of Washington
Seattle
Montana
D. W. Doyle
Great Falls
A. ‘S. Cavell
Helen
Berkeley
Cal
Choteau
Mabel
Missoula
The
State University
D. D. Cole
C. E. Cunningham
Stevensville
County officials and graduation events feature in Shelby news
Coroner C H Connor was called to Shelby Friday fore noon and again to Walter Monday. The high school baccalaureate will be preached at the Methodist church by Rev Heizer. Dr Leslie Carr will join Dr H J McGregor. Bozeman’s Hamilton to give May 22 commencement address. Alumni banquet May 23 costs one dollar per ticket. P I Cole attends state Republican convention at Livingston then Minneapolis for church conference with Rev Frank Cole. Seniors stage The Women Vote play Friday evening. Olson Jeweler advertises eight day clocks and watches at reduced prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
Heizer
Hamilton
State College of Agriculture and Mechanic Arts
Bozeman
Teton County High School
High School
P. I. Cole
Livingston
Minneapolis
Rev
Frank Cole
Davenport
Assembly Hall
Monkman
Wilkes
Olson
J. E. Olson
Hair Work and Land Seekers in Dutton Montana
Switches made from combings and various hair work offered by Mrs Saylor Cho eau. Land seekers arrive as George Sollid of Dutton Montana promotes land sales. Cream and milk delivered daily by Te ton Dairy. Shade trees and maples offered at half nursery prices. The Dog Win Hodgskiss Chateau notes life stages from two to twenty years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saylor
Choeau
George Sollid
Dutton
Montana
Win
Sheriff sale of Choteau real estate in 1912 case
James A. Hughes plaintiff vs Byron Corson and Jennie Corson defendants, to be sold at sheriff’s sale on May 18, 1912 at 2 p m at the front door of the courthouse in Chateau, Montana. Describes Lots 20–28 in Block 43 Hazletts Addition and 30 feet off back of Lots 3–6 in Block 10 with improvements and appurtenances in Choteau, Montana. K McKenzie Sheriff. James Sulgrove attorney for plaintiff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau
Leton County
Montana
Ie Hazlett
Choteau
Teton County
Montara
K. McKenzie
James Sulgrove
Timber Sale Sealed Bids Planned for Lewis and Clark Forest
Missoula Montana April 26 1912 sealed bids for sale of merchantable dead and marked live timber on about 125 acres in sections 8 9 1 and 21 T N R W within the Lewis and Clark National Forest near the Teton River. bids open up to May 10 1912 at 100 dollars deposit for small lots and 200 dollars for larger lots with 3 per thousand feet minimums 3 for live timber and 1 for dead. timber to be saw log scale with timber types including spruce lodgepole pine Douglas fir and Alpine fir. timber upon valid claims exempt from sale right to reject bids reserved. contact Forest Supervisor Choteau Montana for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missoula
Montana
Lewis & Clark
Pastries Forester
Forest Service
Missourie
Tve
Teton River
Lewis & Clark National Forest
Western Montana National Bank of
Choteau
Gp Rottedge
Also Mentioned on This Page
V. Mees Vatta
Lake Basia
Mary Kead
Bell Telephone Exchange
Professor Toan
P. H. ‘Crogsen
JA. Woods
Wife T
Dupuyer Station
BE. H. Ganong
Violet Lestrad
Chateau Drug Company
L. Rains
Vogue
Stackhouse
Royal Restaurant
Shorty” Russell
Rainbow
Evelving
J. G. Bair
W. F. Rieckhoff
P. D. van Oosterhout
Orange City
Towa
Rieckhoff Ranch Company
Aggestio
Secience
Hall
Cheney & CO
Toledo
Ohio
C. W. Wymer
Miller Ranch
C. H. Connor
Shelby
Walter
Leslie Carr
University of Iowa
H.J. McGregor
Geo, Richards, Sr
Chateau, Mont
P. Eyrand
Farmington
J. A. Gleason
Early Signal
Early Fortune
J. G. Hopkinson
Bremer, Jr
Mont
W. R. Wyatt
Rhode Island
Andrew Grimes
Dupuyer Creek
Dupuyer
J. F. Stephan
Prospect
Tacoma
Wash
Stravep
W.D. Luther
Cboteau
Ben Feist
Collins, Mont
Lerase
Bateman Place
J. BE. Webb
Pat Holland
Bynum
J. Hirshberg
Mort
Wanrer
Acantha
Sunnyside Store Co
Vaughn, Mont
Stuimmer
E. J Roberson & CO
Choteau, Montana
Dr. Stephens
Hr. R. Thompson For
Cellant
Family Theatre
Teton Dairy
Independent Phone
Sheriff’s Sale
James A. Hughes
Byron Corson and
Jennie Corson
Emerson
Emerson Machinery
Harrow
Emerson Sulky
Gang
Oliver
Chateau Mercantile Co
Interior
U.S
General Land — Office
Congress
Maria Krause
Ell. Barnes
Register
G. A. Wilson
Department of the Tnterior
Unnter
Helena
Henry Arnatt
Township
Meridian
J. HM. Federken
Henry Pfeiffer
Conrad
Silas Franklin
Waller
Calvin Stewart
John Hall
Stephen Carpenter
Register i Rst
Public Land Isle
Department of the Interior
U. S&s Land Office
Great Palls
General Land Office
Twa M. OM
Brool. Barnes
CGC
A. Wilson
Joseph Hirshberg
Julius Hirshberg
Hirshberg Brothers, Bankers
Odenwald & Sons, Props
Choteaw Drug Coo
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