Head of G N Railway Visits Choteau on Glacier Park Tour
Louie W. Hill chairman of the Great Northern Railway spent about half an hour in Choteau Sunday morning. He arrived around 11 o clock in his Packard and spoke with local business men. Wallace Weaver was introduced, Hill showed interest in the Chateau line progress and asked about surface work, crew size and passenger service. The group marched past Beaupre hotel with band music and Hill’s party then dined at J E Cashman ranch before continuing north with Carmit F Thompson.
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Louie W. Hill
Great Northern Railway
Choteau
Glacier Park
Great Falls
Packard
Wallace Weaver
Hill
Hickman
Beaupre Hotel
Court notices report by district clerk across counties
For the past week clerk of the district court John Willis Marshall of Ethridge and Minnie Elizabeth Wendeln of Varner reported the latest filings and official actions across counties.
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District Court
John Willis Marshall
Ethridge
Minnie Elizabeth Wendeln
Varner
Grain Rates Change for Choteau Power Line
On September 26 1913 Phil J Cole of Choteau Montana announced a new grain rate on the Choteau Power line. The rate will be one cent higher than the Power Montana route and becomes effective October 1 1913. James T McGaughey AGFA Great Northern Railway Helena Montana confirms.
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Helena
Mont
Phil J. Cole
Choteau
Montana
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Duluth
Seattle
Tacoma
Portland
Power
James T. McGaughey
Great Northern Railway Company
Fort Peck land drawing winner from this city noted
One resident was reported to win a chance in the Fort Peck land drawing held last week. Dr. Crary dcsew No. 1362 expresses pride in receiving the notification as a keepsake, though the chance for a valuable land piece remains slim.
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Fort Peck
Crary
Assessed Valuation and Levy for 1913
The county clerk finished the 1913 assessment books and handed them to the County Treasurer, with notices of taxes due October 5 and delinquent November 30. The county shows 4,738 names and a total valuation of 12,110,879, yielding 299,088.97 in taxes for all purposes. Levies cover state, county, city, school district, and road funds with various per cent rates and per cap assessments.
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Forest
A.C. Harbank
J. J. Cain
W. B. Stalnaker
Charles Klockler
State of
Montana
Ae Mills State Fund
Weed
Court House
Todd Fund
Chateau Ba
Conrad Essavere
Shook Boy Drowned at Priest Butte Ranch
A two and a half year old child, son of Mr. and Mrs. M. A. Shook, drowned in an irrigation ditch at Priest Butte ranch south of Chateau on Tuesday evening. The child was playing nearby, was missing, later found by the mother, and died despite medical help. The community offers sincere sympathy.
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Chateau
M. A. Shook
Priest Butte Ranch
Water Works and Sewer Survey for Chateau Progress
C. W. Swearingen and assistant begin preliminary survey and cost estimates for a sewer and water system in Chateau. City leaders emphasize need and plan to have study ready when timing allows improvements.
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C. W. Swearingen
Chateau
Track Work Advances North of Claude on Chateau Line
The track on the Chateau line has been laid to about a quarter of a mile north of Claude and the side track at that place is all in.
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Chateau
Claude
Signs Proposed for Park to Park Roadway in Teton County
Local business leaders in Chateau urge immediate action to designate the Glacier Park route with roadside signs from Great Falls to Choteau. Conrad and Walier offer practical help and metal markers to guide automobilists toward Glacier National Park, echoing Cascade county efforts and support from Louis W. Hill to fund and place signs.
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Teton County
Glacier Park
Chateau
Great Falls
Choteau
Conrad
Walier
The
Tribune
Cascade County
Cascade County Good Roads Association
Louis W. Hill
S. R. Jensen
Walter S. Clark
Glacier National Park
Hill
Jensen
Cascade County Association
Goat Head
Choteau Mill In Operation
The Crescent Milling Co is ready to begin operations after repairs. The mill aims to start regular custom business by Monday October 5. Farmers are urged to bring wheat for flour and to use the mill as rail service is completed.
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Crescent Milling Co
John Ross
Engineer visits Choteau for conference with officials
Great Northern engineer B Morden is in Choteau visiting C H Hickman. Assistant engineer A Lofroth spent several hours in Choteau today in conference with the division engineer on the residency Choteau to Bynum line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KE. “B. Morden
Great Northern Engineer
Choteau
C. H. Hickman
A. Lofroth
Choteaus
Bynum Line
Hickman
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G. N. Railway
C. m
Gledlag
Pakith
Tro
OUR Service
ST. Anthony & Dakota Lumber Yard
F. C. Young
Ghotea
Ness
Sey Wert
Fir
Dea
Velrativor
Egvarrere
N. Whitacre
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