Local notes from Dupuyer and nearby towns
A stream of short visits and journeys fills the county seat as residents travel to Great Falls Cut Bank Browning and Sweet Grass. Chas Kall plans a Norway visit, while Keota Alberson the Percheron will stand at Hodgkiss's barn for the season with set terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Kall
Bynum
Norway
Keota Alberson
Chateau
WM. Hodgskiss
Infant Son of Dupuyer Parents Dies At Home
The infant son of Mr and Mrs Lloy Leech of Dupuyer died last Thursday after a short illness and was buried at Dupuyer Friday afternoon. Rev and Mrs A W Hammer of Augusta visited Dupuyer en route to see friends and may assist in revival meetings there. Boorman Lumber Co rep W M Steclemer noted strong local business and predicted higher lumber sales next year. Helena official T E B Collins Jr, assistant state examiner, is reviewing county offices and is expected to report to the board of county commissioners. The paper praises the county officials as efficient and notes no primary election law was needed to place them in office, predicting they will return this fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. Hammer
Augusta
Dupuyer
Hammer
White
W. M. Steelemer
Boorman Lumber Co
Kalispell
C. H. Connor
Steclemer
T. E B. Collins, Jr
Helena
Acantha
Collins
Board of County Commissioners
Teton County
Vacation travel and local business notes in Choteau
Pupils Archie Leech Emmet Elsie Ryan and Ada Wilcox depart Choteau for Dupuyer for vacation. Visitors Fred Johnson Montana Brewing Co Chas Gies Great Falls Gustav Nissem Cedar Brook distillery. C Wallace Taylor and family arrive from Idaho plans to settle in Northern Montana. Rainfall under an inch in three days but ground soaked, improving range conditions for stockmen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archie Leech
Emmet
Elsie Ryan
Ada Wilcox
Dupuyer
Fred Johnson
Montana Brewing Co
Chas. Gies
Great Falls
Gustav Nissem
Cedar Brook
Choteau
C. Wallace Taylor
Idaho
Mr. Taylor
Montana
Cole
Special Election for Chateau Real Estate Purchase
A special election in school district No 1 Teton county Montana will decide authorizing the school board to purchase lots 11 through 18 in block 7 of the townsite of Chateau. Voting will be June 9 1906 at the district school house from 2 to 6 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton County
Montana
Chateau
Homesteader Lett Reports Idaho Claim Near Gordon
Thomas W. Lett writes he has taken a homestead near Gordon Idaho and is pleased with the new home. He claims four or five million feet of white pike saw timber on the claim and estimates current value at $5 000 with potential to double by prove up. Here's looking at you Tom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas W. Lett
Gordon
Idaho
Tom
Swift and clean St Shaw bests Choteau 4 to 3 in pitcher duel
One of the swiftest games in Choteau history saw Ft. Shaw defeat St. Shaw 4 to 3 in a pitcher’s duel. Shock struck out eleven batters while his Choteau counterpart fanned eight. A wild throw in the fifth allowed Ft. Shaw to score three runs with two outs. Choteau rallied for two in the seventh but no further scoring occurred. A return game is set for Memorial Day at Ft. Shaw.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Choteau
St. Shaw and Choteau
Ft. Shawlayers
Chateau
Ft. Shaw
Teton Co operative Reservoir stock subscription now open
Subscription lists for stock in Teton Co operative Reservoir Company are ready at Hirshberg Bros bank and James Sulgrove office. Capital stock 150000 dollars, 1000 shares at 150 dollars each, 25 dollars per share payable on subscription. Four shares may irrigate 160 acres, yielding about 50 miners inches for 90 to 100 days at the irrigation site. En Hrksavere secretary of trustees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hirshberg Bros. Bank
James Sulgrove
Capital
En. J. Hrksavere
Homestead Entry No 6995 Named Witnesses Listed
The entrant for lots 3 and 4, section 7 township 250 range 7.3 west WW, filed homestead entry No 6995. Witnesses for continuous residence and cultivation were Elof Johnson Nils Widell Elias Rekdahl and Andrew A Boe of Farmington Montana. J M Burlingame Register. First pub May 10 1900.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pease
Elof Johnson
Nils Widell
Elias Rekdahl
Andrew A. Boe
Farmington
Montana
J. M. Burlingame
Register
Homestead entry witness names for Hugo Robinson land
Hugo Robinson files for land entry lot 15 section 15 township 23 north range west two miles. He names witnesses William Hodgskiss Louis W Lehr Louis Robure and Frank McCabe all of Choteau Montana to prove the claim. J M Burlingame Register. First pub 5-10-1906.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alphonse Ronnect
Dupuyer
Teton Co
Mont
Geo. W. Magee
Dupuver
Montana
Benson English
Ernest A. Savory
Joseph J. Bisnett
Eugene I. Leech
Dupuayer
Nicholas C. Wolfs
Choteau
Teton County
A. C Warner
U.S
J. Christopher Salmond
Belleview
Ross Porter
Angus Bruce
James W. Snyder
Chateau
N. Or
John Lyon
Cecil D. Yeager
John M. Graves
Frank &. Moore
Montitna
Hugo Robinson
William Hodgskiss
Louis Robure
Frank McCabe
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C. H. Drake
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J. B. Erickson
J. H. Clack
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Della Humble
Gertrude Trescott
William [Zimmerman
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H. C. Dobyns
Sheridan
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Walter Mathews
B.G. Trescott
Sun River Hot Springs
Jos. Hirshberg & Co
Paul Jacobson
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Booze Boudoir
Longmuir
Comer Main
Department of the Interior
United States Pape Office
Joseph Sturgeon
United States
Silas A. McPhee
United States Land Office
Lou
A. O. Warner
Wecotice
William J. Dorrington
J. M. Buorurxncama
Negister
Chateau Mercantile Co
Department of the T Iaterior
Ottee
A.C. Warrer
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Louis Erickson
Martin Larson
Ole Wagnuld
Mone
Adalbert Beitlich
J.M. Burlingame
A.C. Warner
Chateau, Mont
John Svensson
W. Mathews
Tess
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Dimitris
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