Dr T Brooks Opens Office in Choteau Montana
Bye Glasses fitted and furnished. Office on Hamilton street Choteau Mont. DR T BROOKS Physician and Surgeon Dentist Montana.
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Hamilton Street
Choteau, Mont
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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1906
Page
1
Montana Republicans Forecast Landslide Victory Across State
Fletcher Maddox state central committee chair predicts strong Republican gains in Montana. He cites favorable registration, hoped congressional win for Pray by five to six thousand, expected exceedance of Pray's total by Henry C. Smith for state supreme court, and large margins in Silver Bow. He says legislature will be solidly Republican and counties trend Republican, with Roosevelt support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
Fletcher Maddox
State Central Committee
Montana
Pray
Joseph M. Dixon
Roosevelt
Charles N. Pray
Congress
Senate
Mrs. Robert Ford Buried at Sun River Services
The body of Mrs. Robert Ford of Great Falls was brought to Sun River and laid to rest beside her children. Funeral services were led by Rev. F. A. Agar of the First Baptist church. Relatives and friends sent a wagon load of floral offerings from the northwest. A service was held in Great Falls the day before by Rev. Agar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sun River
Robert §. Ford
Great Falls
F. A. Agar
First Baptist Church
Northwest
Agar
Noose Confronts Patsey Dwyer in First-Degree Verdict
Tonopah Nev October report states Jury returned a first degree murder verdict against Patsey Dwyer for the July 31 shooting death of A C Williams in Austin. Williams, a former Nye and Ormsby County Bank employee, was killed while Dwyer, who ran a roulette wheel at Manhattan, sought rivals and mistook Williams on the street for an enemy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tonopah
Nev
Patesy Dwyer
A. C. Williams
Austin
Williams
Nye and Ormsby County Bank
Dwyer
Manhattan
Rye and barley scarcity prompts Derivative trade note
In a clipped notice, references to tall rye and a supplier named Hirhberg & Co appear, suggesting a trade or procurement note about grain. The fragment hints at an order or supply detail but lacks full context or dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rye
Jon. Hirhberg & Co's
Freshline list of Teton County fair premiums awarded
Premiums awarded at the Teton County Fair feature numerous named contestants and prizes. Gooseberry preserves to Mrs G A Boutilier. tomato preserves to Mrs Aug Kropp. wild plum preserves to Mrs GA. plum butter to Mrs Aug Kropp. red currant jelly to Mrs S F Ralston. white currant jelly to Mrs S T Ralston. crab apple jelly to Mrs Aug Kropp. grape jelly to Mrs J R Gleason. pickles to Mrs W W Gamble. beans in brine to Mrs Aug Kropp and Mrs H W Kelly. apple pickles to Mrs Aug Kropp. pickled beans to Mrs Wm Cowgill. choke cherry jam to Mrs K G McLean. gooseberries a la Olins to Mrs Sterling McDonald. orange marmalade to Mrs A D Jones. preserved pumpkin to Mrs Aug Kropp. home made vinegar to Mrs W W Gamble. patch quilt to Mrs G Richards and Mrs G M Coffey. crazy quilt in silk to Mrs Link Humble and Mrs B B Smith. rag rug to Mrs G A Boutilier. rag to Mrs G A Boutilier and Mrs B B Smith. sofa cushion to Mrs Rebecca Acton and Jesse Gleason. crochet lily to Mrs B C Wilcox. crochet lace and insertion to Mrs Johanna Koecema. infant's cap to Mrs G M Cottey. corset cover hand made to Mrs Thos Brooks. crochet lamp mat to Mrs Jacob Lauffer. knitted mittens to Mrs G Richards. knitted scarf to Mrs W B Butehart. knitted stockings to Mrs James Manx. knitted lace and insertion to Mrs Johanna Koecema and Mrs John Lyon. mens draws to Mrs James Manix. home made shawl to Mrs John Lyon. to be continued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aug Kropp
H. W. Kelly
Wm. Cowgill
K. G. McLean
Ble
B. B. Smith
G. Richards
G. A. Boutilier
Rebecca Acton
Jesse Gleason
B.C. Wilcox
Johanna Koecema
The Chicago Beef Market Week Ending October 27
The Drovers Journal reports western range cattle priced higher than natives with strong demand for choice westerns. Receipts totaled 20 000 this week versus 28 000 prior and 22 000 last year. Two loads of prime steers sold near 86.25 per hundredweight, the best since October 2002, with natives selling above 6.50. Prices ranged from about 4.15 to 4.75 for top grades and feeders up to 4.40, with Washington rangers at 2.90 to 3.35 and tail-end killers under 23.75.
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The
Drovers Journal
Montana
Dakota
Ceip
Washington Rangers
Suit Against State Treasurer
Helena Oct. 25 four suits were filed in district court by Albert J. Galen attorney general for Montana to recover 245000 for interest the state says it did not receive from banks. Defendants are J H Rice current treasurer A H Barrett and T E Collins former treasurers with their bondsmen. Two suits target T B Collins for two bonds 45000 and 360000. Amounts sought: Rice 60000 Barrett 80000 Collins 105000. Complaints are identical save names and amounts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
Albert J. Galen
Montana
J. H. Rice
A. H. Barrett
Timothy E. Collins
T. B. Collins
J.H. Rice
T. E. Collins
Pure Gods of Democratic Logic at the Hell Roarin’ Creek
In Whitefish, Hon. Seymour Soupe derides the Republican record and touts Democratic philosophy amid a warm audience at the Hell Roarin’ Creek schoolhouse. He paints a contrast of “bleak” toil under Republicans with democratic proposals for cheaper living, tariff reform, and more rest, praising past Cleveland days and criticising current policies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hell Roarin’ Creek
Seymour Soupe
Anyl
Grover Cleveland
Ceveland
Washington
Cain
William Andrews Clark
Butte
Clark
Whitefish Pilot
Thanksgiving Proclamation Sets Nov 29 as Day of Thanks
Washington Oct 23 The president issues a proclamation declaring Thursday November 29 as a day of thanksgiving. The text urges gratitude for national prosperity and moral responsibility, urging home or church gatherings and prayer for the gifts to be used wisely. Signed by Theodore Roosevelt with Secretary Elihu Root.
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Washington
D. C
United States
Theodore Roosevelt
Elihu Root
Drunken Saloon Fight Leaves Men Wounded Near Sweet Grass Hill
Brief reports from Port Benton say a drunken row in a saloon on Sweet Grass hill about 60 miles northwest left three Indians and a white man wounded. A later report said two of the wounded had died and an unknown messenger sought a priest and medical aid. No definite details or sheriff assistance were obtained.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port’Benton
Here
Sweet Grass Hill
Late Thoroughbred Plymouth Rock Roosters Sold by Mrs Mil ler
Mrs Otto Miller of Bynum Ment offers Plymouth Rock roosters described as late thoroughbred specimens for sale. The notice emphasizes pedigree and availability through the local agricultural exchange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plymouth Rock Roosters
Otto Miller
Bynum, Ment
Also Mentioned on This Page
F. A. Long
M. D
DR. T. Brooks
Choteau
A. Kence,d. D-S
John W. Shields
Notary Pupulc
A. C. Warner
U. S
Choteau Abrie
Order of Eagles
Tuos. Thompson
W. P
Tuos
Brooks
Cole
S. O. Huseth
V. M. Pyatt
Iistasd
J. J. Daley
Farmington
T. A. Smith
C. H. Benton
U. S. Land Ofdrich
Wubinzas Buafore
Local Land Office
Department OF the Interior
Conrad Building
Great Falls, Mont
Soo Son
Meeks
Alifdours
R.S. Ford
Noose
Patsey Dwyer
Teton County Fair
GA. Boutilier
S. F. Ralston
S. T. Ralston
J.R. Gleason
W. W. Gamble
Sterling McDonald
D. Jones
G. M. Coffey
Link Hum
G. M. Cottey
Nat Collins
Ihos. Brooks
Jacob Lauffer
W. B. Butehart
James Manx
John Lyon
James Manix
Chicago
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