Greenfields Proposed for Fort Shaw Irrigation Towns
S B Robbins of the Department of the Interior Reclamation Service writes A B Guthrie proposing the name Greenfields for the new town near the Freezeout bench on the Fort Shaw project. He urges using Indian names where possible and requests translations for street names and a list of names for other towns and streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Interior
United States Reclamation Service
Fort Shaw
Montana
A. B. Guthrie
Chateau
Greenfields
Erastus Green
Sun River
High Prairie
Simms
S. B. Robbins
Teton County Teachers Institute Planned in Cha teau
County Superintendent Neilie K. Brown announces the Teton county teachers institute will be held in Cha teau on November 20 21 and 22. Harmon approved the dates after considering difficulties and delays. Supt Bardon will lead instruction in the course of study arithmetic and grammar with possible involvement from Prof Clark of the state normal school at Duluth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neilie KR. Brown
Teton County
Teachers’ Institute
Chateau
Harmon
Lie Falf
Bardon
Lrof Clark
Duilon
Death From Diphtheria Claims Jennie S Young at 35
Jennie S Young age 35 daughter of Mr and Mrs Thomas Young of 112 Third Avenue South died at midnight from diphtheria. Funeral held private at home today at 3 pm with Rev KE P Giboney officiating. Burial in Highland Cemetery. She was the Beaupre House guest during the courthouse build and well remembered in the town for her pleasant nature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie S. Young
Thomas Young
Third Avenue South
KE. P. Giboney
Highland Cemetery
Great Falls
Beaupre House
Court House
Local Notices and Social Rounds Highlight Weekend Movements
Raymond Items Miss Beulah Hoy left Friday for Win ooa Minnesota to attend school. Harry Collins returned from Helena with a herd of Angora goats. Miss Effie Hood and the Campbell sisters visited friends and relatives. A school house dance drew a fine crowd. Mrs Halladay and Mrs Stansbury returned from Chateau. O E Knowlton came back from a hunting trip with an elk and about fifty pounds of fish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Collins
Helena
O. E. Knowlton
Montana Gains Cut Bank Townsite After Legal Battle
The state of Montana acquires title to Cut Bank townsite following Interior Department decision. Great Falls parties report a copper strike at Corbin. Knights of Pythias conclude grand lodge session at Butte and meet next year in Great Falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
Montana
Cut Bank
Secretary of the Interior
Great Falls
Corbin
Knights of Pythias
Butte
Government opens Nespelem school for tuberculous Indian students
The government plans to open Nespelem West as a school where young Indians may be treated for tuberculosis while studying. Reports note wide irrigation progress with an estimated 250000 acres now watered by government ditches. Wheat tops a dollar in Montana and Fontanet Indiana suffers a powder mill explosion killing about a hundred.
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Nespelem
West
Cassie Chadwick
Oberlin, Ohio
Ohio Penitentiary
Montana
John Mitchell
James K. Jones
Arkansas
National Democratic Committee
William J. Bryan
National Council of Congregational Churches
Cleveland
Congregational Church
Methodist Protesidant
United Brethren
Fontanet
Ind
Second Fetion County Fair Premium Winners Listed
A long list of award recipients across livestock crops and crafts appears, naming percheron, shire, and other horse classes, various cattle types, poultry, fruit and vegetables, grain, baked goods, canned goods, flowers, quilts, and artwork with recipients and sponsors noted.
Local livestock and town movers seen in Dupuyer area
Conrad residents pass through town bound for sheep ranches near Sweet Grass and Hem ranch. Notables include Kellys from Kalispell after world tour and Great Falls visitations. Dupuyer freighter loses a valuable horse. stockyards busy with cattle shipments to Chicago. Gould building nearing completion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Beaupre of
Chater
Sweet Grass
Hem Ranch
Dupuyer
Edwin and
Gale
J. Bb. Ritchey
Kalispell
FL. Wilcox
Great Falls
Kelly
Flying-U
Neil Bokma
Clay Curtis
Chateau
Paul Jacobson
Chicago
Cole
Dupuyer Freghter
Gould
C. W. Robinson
J. D. Forrest of
Agent Lemon
Burned man Sawyer suffers severe burns in Bonduction incident
A drunken man identified as Sawyer built a fire near Malone's saloon and slept, waking with both feet burned. Doctors treated him at the jail, later sending him to the county seat as his injuries were serious. The piece notes local ranchers harvesting and a warning against violent mischief toward women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sawyer
Malone
Nellie R. Browe
Woweo
Chidren
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S. B.robbins
Raymond
Effie Hood
Ora
Kathryn Campbell
H. L. Halladay
E. Stansbury
News of the
General Land Office
Wilford B. Helm
Valley County
Chouteau County
Allard
Banff
Alta
State Railway Commission
Northern Pacific
Billings
Laurel
Dixon
Washington, D. C
Roosevelt
State Board of Railroad Commissioners
Garrison
Logan
Hont
John C. Lalor
Barnes-King
Europe
Sylvia Reed
Havre
Roy Reed
Great Northern
Counds
Culbertson
Messrs
Powers
Terry
Mies City
Harris Ranch
Sbiestiuecy
State Board of Land Commissioners
Teton County Fair
Jf. O. Larson
T. O. Larson
TT. O. Larson
I. D. Forrest
Alex Burrell
Carlos Warfield
S. A. McPhee
Shire
Fred Perry
Junnet
Jack
Wm. Hodgskiss
Best Jack
Mure
Tno
Graves
FB. D. Forrest
Cecil Yeager
Alden Connor
Ben Gordon
J. G. Jackson
Catherinette Truchot
Sella Peebles
E. J. White
I. P. McDermott
BF. P
McDermott
I. L. Halladay
H. DL
Halladay
HI. I. Halladay
L. Halladay
Joo. Zimmerman
Lambs
Chesterwhite
H. Beaupre
Plymouth Rocke
Bisnett Bros
Plymouth Rock Rosster
Buff Wyanddottes
W. Dather
Wyandottes
Jug
Zimerman
Sulk Wyandottes
Jno
Zimmerman
H. K. Ferris
HW. K. Ferris
Ferris
K. Ferris
W. W. Gamble
A. EL. Halladay
Ateman
van de Reit
van Dereit
Nasse
Hodgskiss
J. EB. Cashman
J. BE. Cashman
J. M. Laughlin
Kohl Rabi
J. R. Gleason
H. W. Kelly
Susie Turner
D. Jones
Axl
J. Moore
Ji.Moore
H. van de Riet
Sumner
J. White
W. D. Luther
Sassily
Tid
Stonehouse
Alex. Burrell
Koh Rabi
Wim. Hodgskiss
M. Carson
A. Kropp
S. M. Carson
J. Roof
Phil I. Cole
Joe Gleason
J. G. Hopkinson
Roof
Allen Gamble
W. B. Butchart
H. Bailey
J. A. Gleason
Caskey
AL HL. Gamble
J. Gr. Uair
Af. W
Carrie Cole
Guthrie Secord
B. G. ‘Prescott
Wheat Bread Secord
Angel Food Cake
C. HH. Connor
Carson
Jas. Gibson
Brooks
Graham
Odenwald
Boutilier
J. G. Air
B. Carson
K. Truchot
I. J. Moore
I. Truchot
L. Humble
Meaupre
W. D. Jones
E. A. Savory
Agnes Franklin
T. L. Thompson
H. Ryan
van de Riet
M. Roof
Iver Nasset
Omer Golding
E. B. Smith
Butchart
Miss Townsend
Hodgs- Stiss
M. A
Grace Franklin
FP. M. Anderson
Steelma
A. FP. Roach
Battenberg
Hf. Beaupre
Fr. Truchot
W. J.jones
G. G. Crescott
I. AL. Anderson
Col. McDonald. Ein
Marian Anderson
Steesma
Misa M. van NeRiet
A. E. Roach
Jesse L. Gleason
T. Brooks
Hart Schultz
Jennie Anderson
Effie Longraui
T. J. Moore
H. H. Cole
Drake
B. Corson
Cala
Wodyskisa
N. H. Cole
J. W. Ward
Conrad
Mrs. Salsbury
Wlathead County Fair
D. Kelly
Greatalls
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