Class of 1906 Finishes Strong in Chateau Commencement Evening
The Class of 1906 closes its week with a large audience for commencement in Chateau. Alma Zimmerman led a class history, Maud Ostrom offered humorous class photographs, and Ada Wilcox read the class will. Edith Cather and Peggy Taylor contributed musical pieces, and Dr. F. A. Long presented diplomas. A banquet followed in the church parlors with alumni guests. The Acantha notes the delay in publishing essays this week and promises them next issue.
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Chateau
Alma Zimmerman
Maud Ostrom
Catherinette Truchot
Ada
Chateau Hee Club
Edith Cather
Heller
Charles Parker
G. A. Ws
F. A. Long
Industrial Society
Chateau to Open Modern Flour Mill by September
The Chateau flour mill is assured with plans for completion by September. Construction includes 25 thousand feet of lumber, rock base excavation, and a sixteen roller mill with a 72 barrel daily capacity. An electric light plant will be installed, and Mr. Jameson expects his family next week.
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Jameson
Mr. Jameson
T Brooks Dentist Mont County Surveyor Lands Located
T Brooks serves as Montana county surveyor noting lands located reservoirs and ditches surveyed. He is agent for state land and a notary public based in Choteau.
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Notary Pustic
Choteau
Campbell Bros Sell Property to H. L. Halladay in Raymond
Campbell Bros sell their place to H. L. Halladay. Miss Loefler visits Mrs. Samuel Bean. Christian and Woolman buy steers from Halladay, Ora Knowlton, and J. L. Collins for 24 to 29 dollars per head. Ora Knowlton builds a new residence. Campbell Bros work. Clark Bros improve Gansman coulee ditch head. Ed Ganong plants fifty acres of alfalfa and plans a large reservoir. Link Humble family moves to their ranch. Mule colts arrive in abundance.
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Christian & Woolman
H. L. Halladay
Ora Knowlton
J. L. Collins
Campbell Bros
Clark Bros
Gansman Coulee
Ed. Ganong
Link Humble
Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets Spotlight
Biliousness and constipation plagued Rosa Potts of Birmingham Alabama until she tried Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets. She reports immediate relief, boosted digestion, purer blood, and renewed energy with a brighter appearance. Sold by C. H. Drake.
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Chamberlain
Rosa Potts
Birmingham
Ala
C. H. Drake
Hudson Christy Tie at Jos Hirshberg Co
The Hudson Christy tie showcased by Jos. Hirshberg and Co marked as the finest low cut shoe of the season.
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Hudson Christy
Jos
Stockholders Meeting for Teton Co-Operative Reservoir Co
Notice of stockholders meeting at Chateau at 1 p.m. Saturday June 2 1906 to consider bylaws and other business. Ed J Birshberg secretary of trustees.
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Teton Co-Operative Reservoir Company
Chateau
ED. J. Birshberg
Real Estate Transfers in County Clerk Records
Transfers filed this week include Syver O Husoth and wife selling half an acre near Chateau township high school grounds for 316.00 to E J Hirshberg and Frank Truchot Jr and wife selling 160 acres to B P Derksen for 1700.00. Also Frank Truchot Sr and wife sell 80 acres for 1700.00 and Julius K Bjornstad sells 160 acres to Alexander Burrell for 900.00. Homestead patents for county claimants Beitlick Kropp Kall Stonehouse Willett Wareham Winstanley were recorded at the Great Falls land office.
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Syver O. Husoth
E. J. Hirshberg
Chateau Township
Frank Truchot, Jr
B. P. Derksen
Frank Truchot
Julius K Bjornstad
Alexander Burell
Ion Homesteaders
Teton County
United States Land Office
Great Falls
Adalbert Beitlick
Fred Kropp
Chas Kall
Robert L. Stonehouse
David H. Willett
Geo. B. Wareham
Jas. Winstanley
Memorial Exercises At Fort Shaw
Fort Shaw marks the Decoration Day program with music and a literary program by J. M. Buragame from 10 to 11 15 a m then a march to the cemetery to decorate graves followed by lunch from 12 to 1 band concert and athletic events after 2 00 p m including a Cheteau versus Fort Shaw baseball game Visitors are asked to bring grain for teams and hay and table room will be provided.
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Ft. Shaw
J. M. Buragame
Lunehbeon
Cheteau
Fort Shaw
Visiors
Eighth Grade Pupils Pass County Examination
County Superintendent Rebecca Acton lists fourteen Chateau pupils who passed the eighth grade exam, with others from Belleview Shelby Farmington and Hayton. Names include Rose Jefferson Irene Graves Asa Armstrong Willie Hodgskiss James Devlin Ora Armstrong and more.
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Schol
Rebecca Acton
Acantha
Chateau
Belleview
Shelby
Farmington
Rose Jefferson
Irene Graves
Asa Armstrong
Willie Hodgskiss
James Devlin
Ora Armstrong
John Truchkot
Richard Trescott
Roy Corson
Dora Adlam
Eva Hicks
Maud Wilcox
Nellie Corson
Fred Cook
Lutie Barnes
Emma Lindseth
Daniel Hanson
Sophie Lindseth
Hayton
Iowa-raised stallion listed for sale at 3735 dollars
A ten year old pure-bred black cron stallion weighing about 1500 pounds and gentle to work is offered by breeder F D Kinecsecey of Dapuyer for 3735 dollars.
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F. D. Kinecsecey
Dapuyer
Chamberlains Salve Aids Skin Disease Relief
A local ad lists eczema tetter salt rheum ring worm herpes barber s itch and scabies as skin diseases with intense itching. The Chamberlains Salve is said to relieve itching quickly and cure persistent cases with ongoing use. Price 25 cents per box and every box is warranted. Sold by C H Drake.
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Chamberlain
C. H. Drake
Horses for sale including Percheron stallions in Dupuyer
One State One Percheron stallion four years old dark gray standing seventeen hands weighing about 1800 pounds price 3600. Another grade Percheron stallion seven years old weight 1400 pounds dark gray broke to work price 8250. Also 125 stock horses and mares and 80 work horses for sale weighing 1200 to 1400 pounds. Joseph Sturgeon Dupuyer Idaho Territory
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Joseph Sturgeon
Dupuyer
Burton Case Affirmed by Supreme Court
The Supreme Court today affirmed a Missouri district court ruling against Senator Ralph E. Burton of Kansas. He faces nine months in Tron county jail and a $500 fine. Justice Harlan wrote the opinion overruling Burton’s appeal. A reward of 8500 is offered for information leading to recovery of a sorrel saddle mare from the Blackfeet reservation or $10 for its delivery at Choteau.
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Washington
Supreme Court of the United States
Ralph E. Burton
Kansas
Burton
District Court
District of
Missouri
Tron County
Harlan
Blackfeet Reservation
Dupuyer
Helena
Choteau
Yellowstone For Primary Election Vote Passed
Billings May 22 The special election held last week to decide if the primary election law should be adopted by Yellowstone county voters at the next general election carried 55 to 0. The new law takes effect once the county commissioners approve.
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Billings
Yellowstone County
Chicago Livestock Market Report
Chicago May 22 cattle receipts 4500 market steady to strong native steers 4.00 to 6.15 stockers and feeders 2.75 to 4.85 Texans 4 to 4.60 calves 1 to 6.10 sheep receipts 17000 market steady to strong sheep 4.75 to 6.50 lambs 5.50 to 7.05
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Chicago
New Line of Utz and Dunn Shoes at Hirshberg Co
See the new line of Utz and Dunn ladies shoes and oxfords offered at Jos. Hirshberg and Co. Early display encourages selection of fashionable styles for the season.
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Utz & Dunn Ladies
Oxfords
Jos. Hirshberg & Co
May Defeat Blackfeet Bill in Conferees Report
Washington May 22 The conference committees report disagreement over amendments to open the Blackfeet reservation. House conferees say the legislation is too important to ride on the Indian appropriation bill while senate and house conferees prefer a separate bill. Uncertainty remains if separate bills can pass late in the session. Wanted good size horses for farm work call at Chateau house Sherburne Morse
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Washington
Conference
Blackfeet Reservation
Montana
House
Senate
Wanreed
Chateau House
Sherburne Morrse
Weather Log For Week Ending May Third 1906
The report lists the week's weather through May 3 1906 at 6 am. Temperatures show daily highs and lows across the period, reflecting the climate in the observed locale.
The Smoot Case Postponed Again
Washington May 21 The committee on privileges and elections postponed consideration of Senator Smoot's case due to the absence of Chairman Burrows who was slightly indisposed.
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Washington
Smoot
Committee On Privileges and Elections
Burrows
Advertised Mail for Chateau Post Office May 19 1906
List of uncalled letters includes Mayor of Chouteau Ostrom Christ two Peers Miss Maggie Suiostra Jacob Advertised callers must say advertised and pay one cent Postmaster C H Dra xr
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Chateau
Chouteau
Ostrom
Christ
Peers
Maggie
Suiostra
Jacob
New Goods and Breeding Offerings Advertised in Dupuyer
ForSaur offers 30 head of good brood mares with contact I. D. Kinespury in Dupuyer Montana. The Art Studio advertises 100 new comic postal cards and 500 feet of room moulding with new styles. Jos Hirshberg & Co. promote the latest college boot for ladies.
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ForSaur
I. D. Kinespury
Dupuyer
Mont
Jos
Hirshberg & Co
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Mali Ostrom
Bertha Davidson
Ada Wilcox
Arbio Leech
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O. A. Kence
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A. C. Warner
U.S
Choteau Aerie
Order of Eagles
Tuos. Thompson
W. P. Tos
Brooks
Cole
Ss. O. Huseth
W. M. Pyatt
J. J. Daley
Lesterude& Thompson Dress Makers
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T. A. Smith
W. D. Luther
Timothy
Clover
Collins Mercantile Co
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Miss Loefler
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Stockholders’ Meeting
Yellowstone
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the Weather Report
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C. H. Draxr
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