Delinquent Tax and School Notes From Teton County
A 1905 county report outlines Treasurer J E Webb actions on May 1904 to Sept 1905, with balances and delinquents, plus Clerk and Sheriff fee details. It notes improved accounting in the clerk’s office, urges tax register adoption, and mentions inheritance tax inquiries. The District School notes celebrate attendance, spelling contests, and a nostalgic piece on old teachers and schooldays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of County ‘Commissioners
Teton County
Montana
Gentléien
J. E. Webb
Gordon
Weesev Ee
A. C. Warner
Kenneth McKenzie
C. W. Taylor
McKenzie
Treasurer Web
Webb
S. DL
Mitchell
Martha Kipp
Tahoe
Hudnall
Sulgrove
Live Stock Market Review Shows Cattle Price Gains and Shifting Receipts
The Chisago Drovers' Journal reports a week of lower ranger arrivals but higher closing sales up about 15 cents from last week. Total receipts reached 22,000 with 304,000 for the season to date, as Western range cattle and Montana stock dominated prices from 3.10 to 4.80 for steers and 2.60 to 4.00 for cows and heifers amid tightening supplies and expected colder weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chisago
Ournal
Dakota
Montana
Wyoming
Dakotas
South Dakota
Clerk's Fee Documents and Receipts Examined
The report notes that numbering documents on clerk's fee aids checking receipts, with accounting up to date and well done. Roles of the clerk's office are described as not especially burdensome, and courtesies extended are acknowledged. FP H. Ray, Assistant State Examiner, submits the appraisal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Ray
High School Report For October 27 1905
A. K. Guthrie presents county high school notes for the month ending October 27 1905. Enrollment 83 daily attendance 32 average belonging 325 attendance rate 99 percent tardiness 0.8 percent. Mattie Taylor a first year pupil withdrew last Friday as families plan to move Chateau soon. The high school expects to move into the new building by week’s end and invites public inspection once settled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mattie ‘“Aylor
Gready
Chateau
Indian Killed on Montana Bridge by Train
Indian man Jerry Big Plute living near the reservation in Browning Montana was run down on a bridge over Cut Bark Creek by a passenger train this morning and killed instantly. His body was badly mangled and turned over to the coroner. alcohol was suspected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Snest Browning
Mont
Jerry Big Plute
Here
Bark Creek
Reliable Chamberlains Cough Remedy Cited For Croup
Early winter serves as a warning for croup symptoms and chamberlains cough remedy is advised. Mrs S Rosinthal of Turner Michigan endorses it for family use and high recommendation. Sold by C H Drake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. Rosinthal
Turner, Mich
Croup
C. H. Drake
How to Cure Corns and Buttons
Soak the corn to soften it and pare closely without drawing blood. Apply Chamberlains Pain Balm twice daily and rub for five minutes at each application. Wear a corn plaster for a few days to protect the shoe. Ag a general liniment, Paio Balm is unequaled and for sale by C H Drake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. H. Drake
Collins Stable Offers Best Care for Team Members
Collins Stable with Mr Heist in charge promises top care for riders leaving or joining. The facility emphasizes handling top brands and ensuring riders receive the best of attention and support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tuns & Feed Stable
Collins
Teachers listed in Teton County public schools
The Acantha thanks County Superintendent Rebecca Acton for a roster of public school teachers in the county. Names include E P Cornell Nellie R Brown Alice Smith Jennie Ralston Geo Marchand and Frances Anderson at Dupuyer Carrie D Brown Charles Poree Marion Anderson Willow Rounds unsupplied Harmon Rhoads J A Dailey Crittenden Jennie Anderson Edythe Luther Misses Alma Daley Clara Davidson Etta Schle Lilian Harria Elizabeth Fritzpatrick Georgia Feitzpatrick Martha Weyman Ray Bean Onedin Satyre Martha Gordon and others in Farmington Latro Allyn Browning Conrad Fish Lake Byoum Birch Creek Cashmano and Cut Back.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acantha
Rebecca Acton
Chateau
E. P. Cornell
Nellie R. Brown
Alice Smith
Jennie Ralston
Dupuyer
Geo. Marchand
Mes
Francea Anderson
Carrie D. Brown
Dry Fork
Charles Poree
Perkine
Marion Anderson
Marius River
Willow Rounds
Lilian D. Harria
Conrad
Elizabeth Fritzpatrick
Fish Lake
Georgia Feitzpatrick
Byoum
Martha Weyman
Birch Creek
Ray Bean
Onedin Satyre
Cashmano
Martha Gordon
Weather Report for Week Ending November 2 1905
The week ending at 6 PM November 2 1905 recorded daily temperatures with a final tally of highs and lows. Data lists daily readings across the period showing temperature swings and notable weather patterns for the community.
Wool market looks better as prices stay steady
The Boston wool market shows steadier prices with firm foreign primary markets boosting buying. There is fair movement in territory wools and increased inquiry for pulled wools while foreign markets remain firm. Kilraven Co-Operative Canal Co. holds a meeting in Cumeau on November 4, 1905 at 1:00 p m to adjudicate claims and conduct business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Kilraven
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Flaclong
Hamilton Street
Choteau, Mont
7. Brooks
Choteau
OR. Kence, D. D.S
Augusta
John. W., Shields, C. E
E. J. Canney
Conrad, Mont
Ee W. Magee
United States
Wirshberg Bros.’ Bank
Sruyns
TSU Isa Pew Evpides Bidascs Igde Pho
Sterling McDonald
E. P. Conwell
State Board of Education
Helena
California
Messrs
Adlai and
Hodgskiss
Hallowe'en
Kansas
Mrs. Drake
Madge Nelson
Ida Laundry
Rose Jefferson
Asa Armstrong
Willie Hodekiss
Qra Armstrong Richards
Trescott Alden Connor
Dora
Eva Hicks Bopha Estill
David Shields
Vivian Connor
George Adlan
Lila Armstrong
Mabel Steele
Leonard Acton
Susie Freeman
Ursula Hodgskiss
Minnie Kroop
Lorenzo Jefferson
Nick Painbruo
Ada Shields
Christian Monroe
Clinton Stillman
Ruth Hopkinson
Kelly Bryan Truchot
Beatrice Jefferson
Ruby Hodgskiss
Chester Trescott
May Stillman
Denzel McDonald
Helen Cowell
Sterling Freeman
Henry Kropp
Grant Hodgskiss
Wilma Jones
Mary Ord
Longmuir
Russell Allen
Walter Jefferson
Clynne Leach
Thomas Hopkinson
Joseph Radcliffe
Ernest Scharn
L. J. Momery
Donald Patterson
Shane
Thoroghness
States
Panuel Hall
Charlie
Rocky Mountains
Mary
Nell
John
Rand
Congresa
Wyoming Rangers
Cole
Ls. C. Huseth
W. M. Pyatt
William” Hodgskiss, Propr
A. Smith
Bolnsteg
Rocky Mountain
THU County High School
A. K. Guthrie
Ben
Feist
OF Collins
Teton’s
the Weather Report
H. H. Cole
Valiatory Observer
Raves
AiwAne
Oldeat
Munn & Co
Res Scientific
Acientiac
PNN& Co
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