Battleships Sail From Manila Toward Japan
Significant movement of 16 American battleships departs Manila en route to Japan. Deep Waterways Association plans next meeting in New Orleans. Samuel Gompers denounces judiciary as corporate tool and criticizes Judge Taft. Justice Mills of New York White Plains recalls Harry K. Thaw to Matteawan Insane Asylum on October 12.
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Manila
Japan
Deep Waterways Association
New Orleans
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of “Labor
Taft
Mills
Harry .K. Thaw
Insane ‘Asylum
Matteawan
Campaign Opened In Chateau
A Republican rally drew a full court room and a large crowd with a bonfire outside. Speaker Bair, introduced by Senator Cowgill, urged loyalty to the county ticket and defended Donlan for governor while contrasting Bryan and Taft. A Teton county Taft and Donlan club formed with Ned Wilcox president and Wm. Butchart secretary.
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Bair
Senator Cowgill
Bryan
Teton County
Taft and Donlan Club
Ned ‘Wilcox
Wm. Butchart
George Burrell
County Attorney Cale Compared With Predecessor in Official Record
Office data shows Phil S. Cale led the county attorney's office with favorable conviction rates and efficiency. From 1903 through 1908, statistics include informations filed, convictions, acquittals, dismissals, and insanity examinations plus annual district court expenses and witness and juror fees.
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Phil S. Cale
Local notes on travel and upcoming rally in town
The item records several residents traveling by train, including W. W. Withee to Shelby and M. Darling to Great Falls. A Republican rally is advertised for Friday night. Minor mentions of medical visits and consultations appear, with references to Cat Bank and Dr Powers and hospital activities.
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Mr. Steachern
Conault
Powers
Fecot
Darling
Great Falls
Notable Laws Passed by the 60th Congress
A historical list details many enacted laws from the 60th Congress including financial emergency measures, public buildings funding, naval expansion, consular reforms, pensions increases, tax and tariff investigations, child labor reforms, employer liability, and military pay raises. The record notes 152 public laws with numerous pension and private bills and extensive regulatory changes across agencies.
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Arid
Banka
Departments of State ‘and Commerce
Treasury
White House
National Monetary Commission
Lee Consular Service
District of Columbia
Supreme Court
Army Medical Corps
Reserve Medical Corps
Army
Navy
Seri
Watt
The
Oklahoma
United States
Tokio Exposition
Panama Canal
Secretary of War
Georgia
Alabama
Mississippi
Louisiana
Interstate Commerce Commission
Cola
Business Change in Local Millinery Store Ownership
A reported shift in management occurred yesterday at the town millinery shop now operated by Mrs. FF Redselli. New authority takes over store operations and customer relations amid routine adjustments to staffing and inventory.
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PES
Poate
Shwestiett
Republican Rally at Farmington Brightens Local Campaign
The Farmington rally drew a sizable crowd of voters with Democrats and Socialists present. J. G. Bair delivered a lengthy address echoing his Chateau rally and C. H. Foot praised as a clean, earnest candidate for judge. The glee club impressed attendees and will join tonight’s rally in Bynum.
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Farmington
J. G. Bair
C.H. Foot
Eleventh Judicial
Resolutions Commemorate Rev. Geo Logan Health Break
The Chateau Methodist church officially honors Rev. George Logan for two years of pastoral work and health related leave. The resolutions thank him, pledge sympathy to his wife, and note his past labors toward church and parsonage improvements. About 150 dollars was raised as a complimentary contribution.
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George Logan
van Orsdel
Chateau
North Montana
Waheerzas
Methodist Episcopal Church of
Brother Logan
Logan
Choteau
Socialists Nominate Ticket in Tetop County Convention
Socialists in Tetop County held a mass convention at the West End School on Barton bench naming Daniel Lindseth of Farmington for Representative Alfred Schebstedt for Sheriff Ole Waynild for Commissioner Martin Larson for Assessor Mary J Buzzell for Superintendent of Schools and authorized the county central committee to fill vacancies. The certificate of nominations was filed the following Monday.
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Tetop County
the_weat end
Barton
Daniel Lindseth
Farmington
Alfred Schebstead
Ington
Martin Larson
Byoom
Mary’ J. Buzzell
Conrad
County Central Committee
Near Disaster At Cal Binford Ranch Fire
A spark from a threshing engine ignited straw at Cal Binford's ranch yesterday forenoon. Strong winds hampered efforts to save the separator and granary where much grain was stored. The only loss was the burning of the other wagon and light rain helped to quell the fire.
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Cal Binford
Nels -Johnson
Binford
Losa
Premiums Awarded at Teton County Fair
List of premiums awarded at the Teton county fair held at Chateau September 22 to 25 1408. Includes awards for horses mules and livestock with names of owners and judges such as Alex Burrell Fred Perry Wm Hodgskise Leon Frey E C Cook J B Odenwald Stephen Lindseth and others. Covers classes for stallions mares work horses mules and cattle with multiple first and second place designations and notes For continuation.
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Teton County Fair
Eld
Chateau
Alex Burrell
Fred Perry
Wm. Hodgskise
L. Halladay
M. S. Wilcox
Morgan ‘ataNion
Stephen Lindseth
Leon Frey
Cook
J.daly
R. P. Dean
Jack
E. J. White
Wm. Hodgekiss
Local notes from Chateau and vicinity one week update
Local items report Rev Perescott preaching in Sayoo tomorrow evening. Geo Adiam rents residence to Mr Bergold the druggist. Eyes tested spectacles fitted. Bob Johanson freighter in town after two years in British Columbia. Leech from Dupuyer attended Republican rally. Phonographs for sale Hertz and Co. Rev G B Hutt from Dupuyer and Rev Van Oradel from Byoom attended services. New daughter born to W D Luther and wife. Mrs Martha Weyman teaching in Great Falls schools. Martin Jacobson Republican candidate for representative touring Chateau area. Congregational services at Woodmen hall Oct 18 at 11 am and 8 pm. Morning sermon The Sacrifice of Service evening What We Are Sure Of. County attorney PI Cole back from Conrad after inquest into wreck. Ladies Embroidery club preparing literary and musical program for next meeting at Mrs Byron Carsons. J W Bourner leaving for coast California after two months in Montana. Born to Mr and Mrs Robert Stone a daughter Wee Misa Stonehouse. Chateau notes continue with more local items forthcoming.
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Woodmen ‘Hall
Mile Long Shooter Convicted in Culbertson Killing
News from Culbertson recounts the July shooting of homesteader John Hayes by News of the State Mile Long, with Hayes and his 16 year old daughter killed as a neighborly feud escalated into a duel. Hayes had been deemed a squatter by locals.
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Mile Long
John Hayes
Culbertson
Hayes
Bilhogs
Farmington Ladies Aid Auction Set for October 31
The ladies of the Farmington Aid society announce their annual auction to be held at the Farmington store building on Saturday October 31. Proceeds benefit the society and local community needs.
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Ladies of the Aid Society of
Farmington
Preacher Van Orsdel Tours and Arrival in Great Falls
Rev. Van Orsdel preached to large congregations Sunday morning and evening before traveling to Dupu yer and returning in time to take the stage for Great Falls. Hugh Robinson came back from a nine month stay in Gloucestershire England after attending the Franco British Exposition, and in August married Mise Smith who followed him to America and settled in Choteau.
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van Orsdel
Dupuyer
Great Falls
Hugh Robinson
Gloucestershire
England
Mr Robinson
London
Mise Smith
America
Welcoime
Choteau
Hunting party heads to Sun River country for ten days
A large party led by J F La France and including O S Parker Nels Dorf Arthur Hirshberg Paul Jacobson and A W Merrifield county surveyor of Chateau County and T Bowath hardware store manager at Fort Bepton set out Saturday for a ten day expedition in Sun River country awaiting reports on their activities.
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Sun River Country
J. F. la France
O.‘S. Parker
Nels Dorf
Arthur Hirshberg
Paul Jacobson
A. ‘W .Merrifield
Chateau, Gounty
Rand Ss
Brown
T. Bowat
Fort ‘Bepton
University Fights Off Bozeman In State U Football Tilt
Emmett Ryan, former Teton County star, named the Daily Missoulian headline star for the University of Montana. Montana’s Ryas Winstanley and Bishop started as guards, with Ryan cited for breaking up plays and repeatedly carrying the ball for gains in the Saturday game against the Agricultural College of Bozeman.
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Missoula
State University
Agricultural College
Teton County
Gibaon Cited As Early Republican Figure In County History
The item notes that Gibaon came to the Deer Lodge area 26 years ago and cast the first Republican vote in what is now Teton County in 1872. It states he filed on public lands in the new county and later settled Chateau, and that in 1096 the Republicans nominated him for county commissioner, where he received the largest vote among six candidates on that ticket.
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Gibaon
Deer Lodge
Teton County
Teton
Republicana
Gibeon
Wgg
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PI. Cole
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Illinois
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California
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