Four Handsome Dolls Giveaway on Christmas Eve
Four beautiful dolls are on display in our store and will be awarded to the most popular young lady of Teton County on Christmas Eve. Votes are earned by cash purchases with a scale from 5 cents to 5 dollars, awarding 1 to 100 votes per transaction, with votes also accruing on account payments. The winner selects first, followed by the runner up choosing from the remaining dolls.
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Teton County
Holiday Gift Bonanza With Toys Books and Silver Sets
Shoppers are urged to visit for a large holiday selection including visible toys such as dolls trumpets drums and go carts plus the latest books and a range of silver and cut glass items. The ad touts party games burnished leather goods and gift-worthy novelties with aggressive pricing and limited space constraints.
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Santa Claus
Local items list moves and notices from county seat
Trescott and Nevin Caskey travel for business to Shelby and Great Falls respectively. Zoe framed studies on display at the Art Studio. M. S. Darling visits Conrad on county business. Ben Feist attends Anigals of Pythias dance from Collins. Dr H W Power and Bowga Conrad visit county seat. Sheriff McKenzie to Kalispell for official duties. Mrs M G Wolford returns to Great Falls from a visit. County Surveyor John W Shields surveys northern roads. Thanksgiving notices and school vacation updates. J Wihis from Birch Creek on Thanksgiving leave. Property inquiry for 160 acres near Jandon Deep Creek. Calf for sale near Longmuir. Nina Carey teaches Marmington school and visits with Miss Navle. Glass on sale at Art Studio. Ed Hirshberg travels to Helena and Missoula. Schools closed for Thanksgiving. town offices close until Monday.
Local notes and notices from River Press era
A collage of items from the River Press including sales ads for candy and handkerchiefs at THE ARY STUDIO, hunting trips near Sun River, estate and property notices, church events, jail project news at Cut Bank, and upcoming community meetings. Mentions Acton family in Marysville Utah, Gage and Gadies Auxiliary events, and county officials. The tone reflects a small town bulletin with varied community updates.
Saloon Reopens as Lawrence Davs Moves Liquor Stock
The old Teton Exchange saloon is reopening today with Lawrence Davs moving his liquor stock from the Club to the new place. Count Boni may take a beer hall waiter role after his Gould fortune split. Alex Richards slated as deputy sheriff at Cat Bank after year’s end. A summer arrival of horses, described as dark grey or apparent, branded on left shoulder with a left thigh mark, is offered for pasture payment by James Prerles.
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Teton Exchange
Lawrence Davs
Count Boni
Gould
Hall
Cat Bank
Alex Richards
Sherif
Mr. Richards
James Prerles
Snelby hotel and saloon planned at Virden near Snelby
J M Wilcox of Snelby plans a hotel and saloon at Virden on the Great Northern railway about two miles west of Snelby where the Canadian line branches. He expects the place ready for occupancy in a couple of months. Services led by Pathe Phelan of Augusta will be held Sundays Dec 2 6 and 10 at various towns including Chateau Dupuyer Coutts and Shelon. Cattle shipments were loaded at Galati for carcase market with Messrs Connajis Wan Asward. Rumor claims Mr Asward may stop in Minnesota to take a wife. Nia Claines of Wat Bank denies Conrad's Observer report about his blacksmith shop closing for winter though he works at the crossroad shop part time.
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J.M. Wilcox
Snelby
Virden
Great Northern Railway
Phelan
Augusta
Chateau
Dupuyer
Shelon
Sven
Coutts
Saeley
Martes
Galati
Sai Pruvest
M. Connajis
Wan
Asytwvard
Nia Claines
Wat Bank
Acanths
Conrad
White
Raymond resident expected home after weeks away
Walladasv of Raymond returns soon from Town where he stayed weeks and bought two carloads of stock including thoroughbred Hereford cows calves and Percheron stock. The region reports on local deaths, mill developments and new business openings amid community plans and elections.
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Walladasv
Raymond
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Zoe
M. S. Darling
Tuesda
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Collins
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H. W. Power
Bowga
Kenneth McKenzie
Kalispell
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Prof
J. ¥. Wihis
Birch Creek School
Lane
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H. Beaupre
Longmuir
Nina Carey
Marmington
Herruend
Navle
Thos City
Hirshberg
Hielen
Jos. Hirshberg
Missoula
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FF. Tractor’s
Spring Creek
Fodgskiss
H. Jacobs
Milwaukee
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Helena
O. V. Grege
United States District Attorney
River Press
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Court House
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Sun River Hot Springs
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Aryl Studio
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Cut Bank
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Frank Ralph
Ladies’ Industrial
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Germany
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Lockhart
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Ctreat Falls
North Montane Mission
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Geo. Logar
TS. Bord
Kansas City
Choteaa Milling & Power Co
Jameson
Acantha
Tors
Chotesa
Sheloy
Henry FP. Gath
van Dawes
Marius
Agustios
Enna
Chateau Bist
Tet Co Operative Reserverr Company
Carlos Warfield
Neutha Tha le
East
Lee Wilson Hes
Buddige
Shelly
Charles Eves
Grass Range
Fergus Counts
Grass Range Mercantile Company
Oto
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Nate Wertheim & Co
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