World at Large and International Turmoil
The article notes Schrank declared insane after shooting Theodore Roosevelt. Cholera rages in Constantinople with hundreds dying daily. Maryland Senator Rayner is gravely ill. West Virginia coal strike triggers state militia deployment. Turkey loses to Balkan states and seeks peace. Jose Cavalerias Y Menduas shot dead by anarchist Manuel Pardinas. Jefferson Monticello Memorial effort to buy the Jefferson home. congressman Levy says no sale. A new Russia United States trade treaty to replace the prior one aimed at Jewish citizens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
United States
Notice to Creditors in Estate of Harry Taymes Deceased
Notice to creditors and claimants of the estate of Harry Taymes deceased. Kenneth McLean as administrator directs claims with vouchers within four months after first publication to the administrator at Phil T. Cole office Chateau Montana. Dated November 19 1012.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Taymes
Phil T. Cole
Chateau
Montana
Kenneth McLean
Turry Hingmes
Phil I. Cole
Resident Engineer Miller to Transfer Posts for Milwaukee Line
Arthur E. Miller, longtime Milwaukee resident engineer at Lewistown, will relocate to Chateau in the same role and base at the Lwohy Brothers camp near town. Active work continues on the Milwaukee line north of town with Hodgskiss subcontracting two miles and Fraser contracting six miles south, plus an ongoing Great Northern project in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur E. Miller
Milwaukee Railroad
Lewistown
Chateau
Lwohy Bros
Town
Milwaukee Line
Wmn. Hodgskiss
Twoby Company
Great Northern
Bell System Pension Plan Expands Benefits Nationwide
A $10,000,000 fund will provide pensions sickness life insurance and related benefits for about 175000 Bell System employees and their families. The plan is funded annually by American Telephone and Telegraph and associated companies along with Western Union Telegraph and Western Electric. The scheme covers retirement sickness death and other needs at no employee cost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bell System
American Telephone and Telegraph Company
Associated Companies
Western Union Telegraph Company
Western Electric Company
T. Mail
United States
Public Meeting on Choteau Town Incorporation
A public meeting of the Choteau Commercial Club is called for Monday evening November 25, 1912 to consider incorporating the town of Choteau and to discuss other matters. All citizens in or out of the club are urged to attend if interested. H A Prescorr, Secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Choteau
Episcopal Services Planned in Chateau Next Week
The Episcopal church in Chateau sched ules worship Wednesday evening, then next Sunday at 10:00 AM and 7:43 PM. Services will be held every evening next week except Thursday, with Thanksgiving Day services at 10:00 AM. Archdeacon Hooker will be in Chateau for about two weeks to minister to those in need.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Episcopal Church
Chateau
Hooker
Great Northern Engineers Shift Camp Toward Spring Hill
Great Northern engineers relocate reconnaissance from Dupuyer to Spring Gill near Spring Hill. Amburn reports surveys on site while plans remain exploratory to assess feasibility. Northward, the line near Bynum is set for contractors and construction south of town advances with grade nearly complete and crews finishing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amburn
James Robinson
Great Northern
Bynum and
Dupuyer
Ambaorn
Ted Hawly
Old “Mreeze
Local Dealers Advise On Auto Trades And Holiday Orders
Additional Local Julius Hirshberg purchased a Reog from Stephens Auto in Byron Corson sold to Mort Hirshberg an Overland touring car. Corson acts as Overland agent. Postmaster Cowgill returned from Kalispell. reports Mrs Cowgill improving with treatment there. Christmas is approaching, and Olson the Jeweler offers to fulfill special orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Byron Corson
Mort Hirshberg
Overland
Mr. Corson
Olson the Jeweler
Cowgill
Kalispeil
Mrs Wieémai Returns Home After Operation
Mrs Wieémai, recently operated on locally, has improved enough to return to her Sutton beach home and is well on the way to a complete recovery.
Meeting Called on Incorporation of Chateau Town
A public meeting to decide on incorporating the town of Chateau is set for Monday evening at 8 o clock at the courthouse. The event aims to discuss the legal steps and local governance implications of incorporation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau
Tailor J M Williams Seeks Winter Orders in Choteau
C eight McDonald travels to Great Falls with his family Mr and Mrs Sterling McDonald en route to Riverside California for a winter visit Cadets and gents urged to place suit orders early before the holidays at J M Williams tailor in Choteau.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McDonald
Great Falls
Sterling McDonald
Rivside
Cal
J. M. Williams
Choteau
Detective Arthur McPhee Visits San Francisco Aunt and Uncle
Arthur McPhee of the San Francisco detective force spent a brief Sunday in the city en route to Canada. He called on his aunt Mrs Lockhart and her husband A McPhee and also visited C H Connor and his wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur McPhee
Detective Force
San Francisen
Canada
Six o'clock whistle marks correct time for Chateau
The six o'clock whistle at the light plant signals the correct time for Chateau residents. Mr. McCullough provides the whistle and the plant keeps the official time, announced daily at six o'clock p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCullough
Webb brothers visit Great Falls with family in tow
J and Webb traveled to Great Falls on Thursday to meet brothers Will and Frank who have come to Chateau to locate Will. Webb is a former resident of the town and is preceded by his wife and baby, seeking new ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. & Webb
Great Falls
Will
Frank
Chateau
Will Webb
Dr Meshee Injured After Horse Steps in Badger Hole
Dr. Meshee, a rider for the Fouth, was thrown when his horse stepped into a badger hole on the Wades kiss ranch. Dr. McGregor attends to the injured man who is improving nicely.
County Surveyors Target Last Big Game After Election
County Surveyor Ward Jack Barnett and Sidney Burrell withdrew for the bills this morning aiming to claim what remains of a big game from prior hunting parties. With the election safely passed Ward shows no fear of the bull moose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ward
Jack Barnett
Sidney Burrell
Stackhouse Family Plans Move to Phoenix
D B Stackhouse and his family intend to relocate to Phoenix Arizona next Saturday. Tae Acantha expresses the community’s regret at their departure and wishes the family happiness in the new location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. B Stackhouse
Phoenix
Ariz
Tae Acantha
Mr. Stackhouse
Alkali Basin Project To Be Resumed
A.V. Cook the contractor who built the Bynum dam visited with two Chicago engineers and local stockholders to settle disputes over dirt removal. The meeting aimed to reach an agreement and restart work next spring to irrigate and reclaim about 19 000 acres in the Brady area now controlled by the canal company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A.V. Cook
Bynum
Chicago
Conrad Observer
Mr. Cook
Meir- Prescott
Scott
Larson
Canal Company
Brady
Telephone Consolidation Probable in Northern Montana
Indications point to the consolidation of Bell and Independent telephone systems in the near future. Officials from both companies have held continuous talks in Great Falls over the past week, with a practical agreement reportedly reached though details remain undisclosed. Chateau and other northern Montana towns expect the move to benefit local business and communications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bell
Independent
Great Arts
Chateau
Commercial Club
Montana
Extra Session Planned After Inauguration to Tackle Tariff
President elect Wilson announced he will call an extra session of Congress immediately after his inauguration to revise the tariff. The governor, who had not intended to speak on the matter so soon after the election, noted the time needed for discussion and warned that delaying an extra session could push tariff work back by as much as two years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
Congress
Bow ers Garage & Machine Firm Seeks Patronage
Clem Bowers proprietor of Bow ers Garage and Machine Company, a young man recently listed among Chateau businessmen, makes a strong bid for the patronage he deserves. Lisbie display ad on page seven outlines the particulars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clem Bowers
Bowers Garage & Machine Company
Chateau
Lisbie
Walker Whitesides at Typhoon seen by crowd at Great Falls
A sizable Chateau crowd observed Walker Whitesides in the Typhoon at Great Falls on Thursday evening. The Acinthy lists attendees including Mrs. C. S. Paulker, Mrs. W. A. Emerick, Miss Hall, D. B. Stackhouse, Kk. R. Melien, Percy Ferguson and wife, Arthur Hirshberg, S McDonald and Vex Pruett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau
Walker Whitesides
Great Falls
C. S. Paulker
W. A. Emerick
Miss Hall
D. B. Stackhouse
Kk. R. Melien
Percy Ferguson
Arthur Hirshberg
S McDonald
Vex ‘Pruett
Elderly Man Hospitalized After Trip to Great Falls
Alex Lruchot accompanied his aged grandfather Mr Pambrun to Great Falls where he was admitted to Columbus hospital for treatment. Mr Pambrun has improved physically but lacks full mental faculties, though occasional clarity returns. Doctors plan continued care to aid recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alex Lruchot
Great Falls
Mr. Pambrun
Volumbus Hospital
Pambrun
Hts
Furnishings Store Set for December Opening
Chas Frost plans to open a gents’ furnishing store in the Jackson block about December 1 and has been in town arranging details. The main obstacle is finding a dwelling. Chateau is short of housing and will be strained further in a few months unless new houses are built promptly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Frost
Jackson Block
Chateau
Canisteo and Alfred Meet in Gridiron Clash
The Canisteo Academy team faced the agricultural school from Alfred in a football game. Den 22 McDonald of Canisteo stood out with a punt nearly the length of the field, showcased by the fullback.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canisteo
N.Y
Alfred
Acantha
Den
McDonald
Canisteov
Mc Donald
Governor hopeful seeks Nockis successor support
In Montana supporters push for Edwin L. Nockis as governor under the incoming administration. A movement backs Mr Pishor’s successor and aligns with the governor’s aide effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Mr .Pishor
Edwin L. Nockis
Parcels Post Service to Start January First
The parcels post will begin January 1 with larger colored stamps in three designs. Unregistered parcels require postage stamps affixed to the parcel and marked held for postage if not provided. Service applies to fourth class mail only, excluding books, with tiered rates by weight and distance across zones up to 150 miles and beyond. Postmaster weigh and refer to zones. express rates may drop but carriers may adjust. Heavy employment expected for handling and delivery with postmaster coordination and eventual parcels post wagons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Northern Montana Horticultural Society Meets in Great Falls
The Northern Montana Horticultural Society will hold its second annual meeting December 3 in Great Falls at the chamber of commerce rooms. A special meeting will convene in the Palm room of the Rainbow Hotel the evening of December 3. Ex Senator Paris Gibson serves as president with J M Gaunt as vice president and Col John C Ferris of Collins as secretary treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northern Montana Horticultural Society
Great Falls
Chamber of Commerce
Palm Room
Rainbow Hotel
Paris Gibson
J. M. Gaunt
Col
Jno. C. Ferris
Collins
Butte Fire Wipes Sacred Heart Church Historic Structure
The Sacred Heart church in Butte was totally destroyed by fire on Monday night. Fort Benton now receives power from Great Falls, and Montana eyes a Democratic-leaning legislature. The Warm Springs insane asylum bonds are under study for state take over with Dr Scanlan as superintendent. Also noted are the Rosenthal murder verdicts and a lone Montana Rhodes scholarship applicant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacred Heart Clearch
Butte
Warm Springs
Scanlan
Soo Railroad plans winter surveys toward Great Falls
Indications grow that the Soo Railroad intends to push southward through Cut Bank toward Great Falls with surveying crews. A large shipment of provisions was ordered to Cut Bank for delivery by November 15, meeting a demand for crews expected to operate through winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soo Railroad
Seton County
Gank
Great Falls
Soo Railroad Company
Greatalls
Stade Ordean-Wells Wholesale Tefocory Company
Cut Bank
Jas
Soo
Soo Road
Encampment Organized by Local Odd Fellows
Encampment Number 11 at Chateau T was instituted Saturday evening by Deputy Grand Patriarch Wrench of Great Falls with help from G. M. R. Swain Alex Sutherland J Gillian and E Warle and other Odd Fellows of the same city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau T
Wrench
Great Falls
G. M. R. Swain
Alex Sutherland
J. Gillian
E. Warle
Fire destroys James Innes dwelling and contents
The Innes residence and its furniture were burned out this forenoon at ten o’clock due to a chimney fire. Both house and contents were insured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Innes
For Sale Land Scrip With Government Patent
For sale land scrip that gains a patent to government land with no residence or cultivation required. Fully guaranteed. Price via L. W. Hubbell & Son Springfield Missouri. N-20-4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. W. Hubbell & Son
Springfield
Missouri
Also Mentioned on This Page
Schrank
Theodore Roosevelt
Constantinople
Senator Rayner
Maryland
West Virginia
Turkey
Balkan States
Jose Cavalerias Y. Menduas
Spain
Manuel Pardinas
Jefferson Monuticello Memorial Association
Thomas Jefferson
Jefferson M. Levy
J. E. Webb
YIRE
Cuoitiau
H. W. Bateman, M.D
Choteau, Montana
ODD Fellows
Chateau Lodge No. I
Connor
Jourdonna
Onash
Lucy
Queen Rebekah Lodge
Jas, Ecksford
W. M
KE. Toan
Sec
H. J. McGregor
Choteau, Mon
A. C. Warner
U. S. Commissioner
Uhoteau
Ohoteau
Montata
Mrs
T. A. Smith
Mont
Lewis Penwell
Devel
Opment League
Penwell
Minneapolis
The
Milwaukee
H. A. Prescorr
Episcopal Church Services
Great Northern Engineers
Spring Hill
Julius Hirshberg
Stephens Auto Company
Walter Fisher
Secretary of the Interior
Horticultural Society
News of the
Fort Benton
Lavre
Senate
House
T D Tuttle
State Board of Health
Norris
Gyp
Blood
Letty Louis
Rank
Oxford
State Livestock Board
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!