Local Notes Highlight Regional Visits and Weddings
Chas Wymer, business visitor in Great Falls this week. Mrs Earl Yeager visiting relatives at Butte. Otto Connor short visit with his father C H Connor. M N Gordon from Dupuyer on county seat business Monday evening. Calves for sale sought by EB E Leech of Dupuyer. Peter Kelly of Byoom returned from Chicago after visiting relatives and sights. James Brown and Maggie Nichols reportedly married recently. H Connor and family back from two month California Portland fair trip. Pomona crowned best dressed lady at Women of Woodcraft dance. Olaf Lindseth and A A Halladay returned from Augusta plastering. Jos Schoenborn moved painter shop near Dr Brooks. Coupon 25 280 won Portland trip held by Wm Chalmers Burton bench.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Jos. Hirshberg & Co
Wm. Chalmers
Burton Bench
Geologic party shifts winter camp to Chinook after St Marys river camp abandonment
The geological survey team abandons their summer camp on the St. Marys river and establishes winter headquarters at Chinook, marking a seasonal relocation for field operations.
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Geological Survey
St. Mary’s River
Chinook
Local residents travel and a death announced in Great Falls
J A Fisher returns from a brief pleasure trip to Great Falls and Helena. Geo J Noble of Conrad visits the county seat on business. D W Bateronn a Montana liquor dealer from Great Falls is in town. Judge Henry C Smith of Lewis and Clark county courts stays at Warfield ranches near Bynum for a week. A message reports the death at home in Great Falls of Mrs Schermerhorn formerly from Chateau.
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J. A. Fisher
Great Falls
Helena
Geo. J. Noble
Conrad
Henry C. Smith
District Court of
Lewis and Clark County
Warfield Ranches
Bynum
Chateau
Local Notes From Helena Area and Nearby Trips
Sidney Hirshberg visited Conrad last Sunday. Helena state fair admissions totaled 24 011 this year. P H Urossen bought 18 head of steers from C M Blackman at 23 00 per head. Bart Armetrong of Armington bought 3 000 ewes and lambs from L T Mager of Dupuyer at 2 40 per head. Horace D Upman and Wm Hoxie plan a hunting trip near Sun River Hot Springs. Harry L B Thompson left for Kibbeyf in Cascade county for winter work. Miss Queenie Bynum, visiting relatives at Chateau, returned to Butte. Chateau Circle No 256 hosts a Hallowe en dance at Woodmen hall Friday October 27 1905 with supper. tickets 1 00 and supper extra.
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Bart Armetrong
Armington
L. T. Mager
Dupuyer
Horace D. Upman
Wm. Hoxie
Hursday
Sun River Hot Springs
Queenie Bynum
Chateau
Butte
Chateau Circle No. 256
Woodmen Hall
Alfalfa Blue Ribbon and Local Notices at City Tribune
Teton county carried off one first premium at the state fair with Hon S F Ralston alfalfa seed winning the blue ribbon. Miss Bessie Balstad of Collins returned to her home after two weeks in the city, accompanied by Miss Tatley. Rheumatism gout and backache blamed on kidney trouble. Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea offered at City Drug Store. For sale a good milch cow with calf at H W Yeager's Belleview ranch, price 40 dollars.
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Teton County
Bessie Balstad
Collins
Hollister
Rocky Mountain
Sania
H. W. Yeager
Belleview
W. Yeager
Local Trade Moves:Mules and Sheep Sold in Missouri and Nearby
R D Redmond, who sold jacks last summer, travels to Missouri to dispose of two carloads of mules bought from Chas Crauch of Botewan. E E Leech sold 2200 ewes to Bart Armstrong at 3 00 per head and 300 lambs to the same buyer at 1 50 each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. D. Redmond
Missouri
Chas. Crauch
Botewan
E E. Leech
Bart Armstrong
Samme
Widow moves goods to former home at St Marys
Mrs Aspling widow of Perry Aspley of Dupuyer moves household effects to her former home at St Marys. J H Carmichal of Augusta recently sold to Bart Armstrong 2000 head of wethers and lambs. Lambs brought 2.00 per head and the wethers 3.75.
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Aspling
Perry Aspley
Dupuyer
St. Mary’s
J. H. Carmichal
Augusta
Bart Armstrong
Wethers and Lambs
The
Lambs
Wethers
Dentist Dr Stephens to Visit Dupuyer in October
Great Falls dentist Dr Stephens will be at Dupuyer around October 17 for a few days to practice dentistry. An exam of previously done work is requested.
Government Seeks Bids for Browning Mail Routes
Public bids are invited to carry the mails between Browning and the railroad station Browning and Family and Browning and Altyn. Bids specify route details and payment terms for mail service contracts.
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Browning
Browning and Family
Browning and
Altyn
Arthur Hirshberg Returns From Utah California and Portland Fair
Arthur Hirshberg came back Tuesday from a trip that included Utah California and the Portland fair. He has many new stories to tell the boys and invites a visit to hear them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Hirshberg
Utah
California
Portland
Perk
Forgy Couple Visiting Afton Kin on Return Home
R. J. Forgy and his wife of Afton Iowa are visiting Mrs. EB Leech in the city this week on their return from an extended Pacific coast trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. J. Forgy
Afton
Iowa
Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea Slogan
An advertise text promotes Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea to restore strength and vigor. It claims health benefits and notes the price of 35 cents at City Drug Store.
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Hollister
City
Lambs and Ewes Sold by Conrad Pair to Bart Armstrong
Maurice Rambaud and C E B Davis of Conrad sold Bart Armstrong 1700 head of lambs at 32.25. Davis also sold 450 old ewes at 1.00 to 2.00 per head.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maurice Rambaud
C. EB. Davis
Conrad
Bart Armstrong
Mr. Davis
Armington Trial Under Way in Valley County Court
William Armington aged 18 faces a homicide charge for the April killing of his stepfather near Malta. The trial proceeds at the Valley county court with proceedings ongoing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Armington
Malta
Valley County Court
Good advice to women from a drugstore pitch
A city drug store advertises Hollis ter's Rocky Mountain Tea promising a beautiful complexion clear skin bright eyes and red lips. The promotional line claims there is nothing like it and prices the tea or tablets at 35 cents each.
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Hollister
City Drug Store
Lake Basin dealer reports Indiana horse shipment prices
Chas. F. Green of Lake Basin returned from Indiana where he handled a shipment of horses. Prices were satisfactory but slightly below those secured for a similar shipment a couple of months earlier.
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Chas. F. Green
Lake Basin
Indiana
Deputy Warden Arrests Tourist Guide Violator in Kalispell
Deputy Game Warden Leonard Lowndes of Kalispell arrested Horace Clark of Midvale for operating a tourist party without a guides license. Clark pleaded guilty and paid a 350 fine. Lowndes then departed for the St. Marys district. Browning correspondent of the Great Falls Tribune.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard Lowndes
Kalispell
Horace Clark
Midvale
Clark
Lowndes
St. Mary's
Browning
Great Falls
Shelby trio bound over after preliminary examination
Dras Hilger Ed Hughes and Jesse Black of Shelby faced a preliminary exam for stealing home and lord from a depot platform. Judge DeHaas bound them over to district court in $500 bonds each after the defense waived exam. Prosecution witnesses include T P O'Connell a Great Northern secret service man and Glen DeWolf known as Whistle Breeches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dras. Hilger
Ed. Hughes
Jesse Black
Shelby
Drake Heads To Chicago For Holiday Silverware
C H Drake departed for Chicago to buy silverware and related stock for the holiday trade and will be away from Chateau for about two weeks. A fire at the Geo Travis ranch near Cascade last Tuesday evening destroyed the dwelling haystack sheds stockyards and other improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C.H. Drake
Chicago
Chateau
Geo. Travis
Cascade
County Attorney Returns From Shelby on Daly Case and Local Arrest Warrants
County Attorney Phil S. Vole returned from Shelby where he appeared for the state in the examination of Jos Daly held on a grand larceny charge. A warrant for the arrest of Frank Orr, a former Dupuyer resident, charged with taking mortgaged property out of the county, was issued by Justice Federden and sworn by F D Kingsbury. The grand lodge of the I O C F grand encampment and Rebekah assembly plan meetings at Anaconda next Tuesday, with local lodge representation by C E B Trescott and Mrs Trescott. S L Plumly of Plumly Bros Iowa, a Shropshire sheep breeder, is in town exploring a large ranch purchase with several proposals under consideration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phil S. Vole
Shelby
Jos. Daly
Justice Federden
Dupuyer
Frank Orr
F. D. Kingsbury
Grand Encampment
Rebekah Assembly
Anaconda
C. E B. Trescott
Trescott
S. L. Plumly
Plumly
Sheriff Brings Daly Held on Grand Larceny Charge
Sheriff Kenneth McKenzie returned from Shelby with Joe Daly who was bound over to the district court by Justice Dawes on a grand larceny charge. Daly allegedly stole a horse and saddle from Albert Gueddertz of Sweet Grass in May. He admits the saddle theft but says he may have traded the horse. Bail fixed at 500 dollars, unpaid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth McKenzie
Shelby
Joe Daly
District Court
State fair funds boost historical society exhibits
Samples from the Teton county oil exhibit and fruit from various counties were given to the state historical society to be preserved. The society shows plans to expand mineral exhibits and to add an alcohol preserved fetuses from state fair samples in cases along the hall corridor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Historical Society
Teton County
Helena
Advertising Letters at Chateau Post Office October 7 1905
The weekly list of uncalled letters includes Rev Thomas Phelan and Mrs Chas Wilson. Patrons should call for advertised letters and pay one cent. C H Drake postmaster.
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Chateau
Residence in Chateau with outbuildings and shade grounds
One of the finest residence properties in the town of Chateau. Five room house with stable buggy shed chicken house coal shed and about 1 acres improved grounds and beautifully shaded. Inquire of W. Matthews.
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Chateau
W. Matthews
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United States
John W. Petch
Byron Corson
Choteau
E. O. Garrett
U. S
Angus M. Rose
John McLeod
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T. Sin
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Earl Yeager
Otto Connor
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M.N. Gordon
EB. E. Leech
Peter Kelly
Byoom
James Brown
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Woodcraft
Pomona
Olaf Lindseth
A. A. Halladay
Cays
Jos. Schoenborn
Knowles
D. W. Bateronn
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P. H. Urossen
C. M. Blackman
Harry LB. Thompson
Kibbeyf
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