Death notice for Daniel Earhart and family ties
Daniel Earhart father of R A Harhart and Mrs B A Nelson, longtime Birch Creek area resident, died Friday evening Oct 23 at his daughter's home after a urinary illness. Remains sent to College Springs Iowa. Survived by eight children. Wesley R A and Mrs Nelson in this county. age 76. had lived in Montana about a year.
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Daniel Earhart
R. A. Harhart
B.A. Nelson
Birch Creek
College Springs
Iowa
Wesley
R. A
Nelson
Are
Montana
Physician and Surgeon in Choteau Montana
Dr M D Long advertised as physician and surgeon with eye glasses fitted and furnished. Office located on Main Street in Choteau Montana.
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Main Street
Choteau, Mont
Alleged Murderer In Jail In Montana Feud Case
Roy Hatfield lies jailed in the county lockup after a fatal shooting between Cut Bank and Browning on Oct 8. Hatfield, said to belong to the famed Hatfield family, faces trial at the next district court term. Roy Gregory, a Great Northern brakeman, died in Whitefish the morning after the shooting. He had been set to marry the Whitefish fiancée.
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Roy Hatfield
Roy Gregory
Great Northern
Mon- Gay
Cut Bank
Browning
Gregory
Whitefish
Fromberg to Host Vaning Factory in Mont
News notes projects in Fromberg for a vaning factory costing 7600 dollars in a rich fruit belt. The Helena area faces gambling probes urged by Attorney General Galen. WCTU Montana lists new officers led by Mrs. Hoag and others across Havre Bozeman Helena Marysville Butte. Yellowstone Park season 1909 to be longer opening June 5 through September 25 to handle Alaska exposition visitors. First Montana Lewis and Clark trail monument unveiled at Livingston by Daughters of the American Revolution. State politicians gather in Butte for campaign. Northwestern mining expects support for independent smelter in Ponderay Idaho. Northern Pacific offers generous shipper concessions. Fort Keogh to remain a cavalry training station at Miles City. Bozeman Agricultural college president offers prize for best college song by Feb 1. Fort Assiniboine gains improvements. Captain Shuttleworth commands. Seventeen-year-old Andrew Martin dies in duck hunt accident at Great Falls. Harry Heath feared dead after bear attack or storm in Dearborn country. searchers depart Helena. Montana woolgrowers to meet in Helena Nov 16 with National Wool Growers to discuss Chicago warehouse and market integration.
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Galen
Lewis and Clark County
Helena
Woman’s Christian Temperance Union of
Montana
Association
Alice B. Hoag
Havre
D. D. Smith
Bozeman
Livingston
Yellowstone
the Daughters of the American Revolution
Captain Clark
Pacific Coast
Yellowstone River
Premium awards list continues in local fair
A lengthy list details premium winners across sewing needlework and craft divisions. Names include Mrs. Casky, Mrs. Fred Perry, Mrs. H L Halladay, Mrs. Sabados, and many more, with first and second placements noted for items like quilts, crochet, embroidery, and fine arts.
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Casky
Fred Perry
H. L. Halladay
Sabados
J. R. Gleason
A. L. Halladay
B. Kozema
H.R. Thompson
Annie Bruce
I. R. Snedegar
T. L. Thompson
James Sulgrove
A. Steensma
Fiiret
Jared Perry
J. Corson
H. R. Thompson
I. L. Thompson
van DeReit
Austed
Koezema
J. L. Thompson
Steensma
Wilcox
Sabad
H. Ryan
Annie Austed
B. Corson
Savory
Mrs. Roof
W. EB. Logan
Hardanger
Lillian Anderson
Ryan
Mont Mellick
Frances M. Anderson Seeks Vote for County Superintendent
Frances M. Anderson, Republican nominee for County Superintendent of Schools in Teton County, explains leave from duties at the Chateau public schools and asks voters for support in the upcoming election, expressing regret at not meeting them in person.
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Chateau
Teton County
Frances M. Anderson
Taft Taft Donlan Club Rally Speech Preview Night
A Republican rally notes a Monday night meeting of the Taft and Donlan club with a band and glee club set to perform. Johnny Bair is listed as an active supporter in the Rocky Mountains region, with Republican candidates expected to speak despite modest remarks.
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Taft and Donlan Club
Taft
Glee Club
Johnny Bair
Teddy Bair
Rocky Mountains
Taft and Donlan Club Adds New Members in Chateau Area
A list shows many individuals joining the Taft and Donlan club of Chateau and vicinity. Members include F. A. Long, James Gibson, John E. Webb, William Hodgskiss, Cyrus Cook, J. W. Davis, and numerous others, reflecting broad local participation.
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Taft and Donlan Club
Chateau and Vicinity
F. A. Long
A.a. Cowell
Cowgirl
K.G McLean
Ww. Jones
C. A. Nymun
James Gibson
W. D. Luther
Ayron Carson
Xed Wilcox
Chas. Wlackman
Cole
1. M. Waliey
S. M. Carson
Roberson
E. J. Moftisy
Haugen
Lawrence Lucero
JG. Utr
G B.connor
Parker
E. Suipmerlio
Odenwald
Jones
Evan Mecabe
Chas. Martin
Sidney Wirshberg
H. Ganoog
J. F. Leech
Sterling Meenooa
Bahl. A
Burbank
Gay Franklin
Alfred Starris
Cyrus Cook
Joy Franklin
Jacob Odenwald
J. E. Johnson
W. E Logan
Julius Hirshberg
Mort Hirshberg
A. H. Furman
J. Osler
C. H. Prake
Wm. Rotter
C. G. Wilcox
Ww. Putnam
R. Johnson
John Zimmerman, Jr
Joel mcAdoo
Ban Vedrick
John Reilly
Soho Graveys
Sid Burrell
Robt. Twiggs
A. Wilcox
Ohn c. Taylor
Chas
F. Green
William Phayner
A. L. Halladay
M.D. Cooper
J. KE. DeHaas
E. J. White
G. Trescott
Bret H. Read
Mariam Williams
Grazing Rates Reduced for Sheep on National Forests
Washington, Oct. 25. Forester Gifford Pinchot and Assistant Forester A. F. Potter announce a 10 to 15 percent reduction in sheep grazing rates on western National Forests. The cut, effective next season, follows market downturns in wool and mutton prices and honors prior understandings not to apply to minimum charges or locally fixed low rates.
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Washington
National Wool Growers‘ Association
Salt, Lake City
Gifford Pinchot
A. F. Potter
United States Forest Service
West
Forest Service
Belleview Projects Progress Amid Weather Delays
Belleview Supervisor Ward advances the Teton and Willow creek road construction but faces slow progress due to frequent storms. Rose Jefferson attends local Belleview school briefly to prepare for an exam. Other items note a deer kill by Fred Ward on Deep Creek and Charlie Twiggs securing the school house firewood contract. The Ladies Social Club enjoyed an evening with Mrs W Cook and members gathered for a meeting led by Mrs J Dane.
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Ward
New Teton and
Willow Creek Road
Rose Jefferson
Belleview
Frank Salmond
Lane
Miss Wheat
Ward Ranch
Fred Ward
Deep Creek
Charlie Twiggs
Rousing Republican Rally Draws Large Cho teau Crowd
The Cho teau campaign rally drew a large, representative audience for the second time this week. W J McIntyre Kalispell attorney led with questions to Democrats about tariff effects on wool and manufacturing. Edwin S Booth Butte lawyer spoke on rising state registration and labor issues plus bank deposit guarantees. Both speakers left Wednesday morning for Dupuyer.
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Choteau
W. J. McIntyre
Kalispell
Edwin S. Booth
Butte
Dupuyer
Democrats Hold Successful Rally in Chateau
The local Democrats packed the courtroom for a Saturday rally with A. O. Longwuir presiding. Sen. Thomas D. Long of Kalispell spoke, praising the Democratic platform and criticizing the opposition. A dance followed at the Woodmen Hall.
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Chateau
A. O. Longwuir
Thomas D. Long
Kalispell
Congress
Woodmen IH
Senator Long
Great Falls
MecKnight O Neill and James H O Neill Wed in Seattle
Miss Bernice Anna MelKnight daughter of J. W. McKnight and James Henry O Neill superintendent of the Cascade division of the Great Northern railway were married October 10 at the bride’s parents home Rev father O Brien officiated Attendants included Miss Verres McKnight and Thomas B Degman A wedding breakfast followed at the Butler hotel and the couple left in Mr O Neill’s private car decorated with blossoms They will spend a month in the East and plan to reside in Everett after November 15
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Bernice Anna MelKnight
J. W. McKnight
Fourteenth Avenue
James Henry O'Neill
Cascade Division
Great Northern Railway
Father O'Brien
Verres McKnight
Thomas B. Degman
Great Northern
Everett
Mr. O'Neill
Seattle Intelligencer
World at Large: Floods and Rail Disruptions Hit Several Regions
Southern Kansas and Oklahoma report severe floods with washed bridges and halted train service. A Cleveland street railway privatization is approved. Columbia University adds aeronautics to its curriculum amid talk of airship sighting. State officials clash with ballots. Taft campaigns in doubtful states as cabinet members speak. The US fleet heads toward the Philippines after a Japan welcome. Arizona blizzard kills thousands of sheep and herders in a harsh week.
New Superintendent Arrives at Fort Shaw Indian School
John B. Brown arrives to assume duties succeeding I C Campbell as superintendent of the Fort Shaw Indian school. Brown, a native of Iowa and graduate of Kansas State Agricultural College, has led multiple Indian training schools and served in the U.S. weather service before rising to superintendent roles from Otoe Oklahoma to Morris Minnesota.
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John B. Brown
F C. Cambell
Fort Shaw
Mr. Brown
Morris
Mino
Iowa
State Agricultural College
Manhattan
Kas
Weather Service
United States Signal Service
Brown
Nashville
Winnebago
Neb
Haskell Institute
Traskell
Pine
Special Stockholders Meeting at Te ton Co operative Reservoir Co
Notice of a special meeting of stockholders of the Te ton Co operative Reservoir Company of Choteau Montana to elect trustees amend by laws adopt a seat and other lawful business. Meeting to be held in the court room court house Choteau Teton County Montana on November 6 1908.
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Teton
Local notes from Drake Conrad and Belleview visitors
Drakes from Drake to Conrad. Geo I Miller and family from Belleview visiting Friday. Births: a compound boy born to Roy and wife. a son born Friday to Jas Sulgrove and wife. Adlam auction last Saturday attracted fair turnout with mixed prices. Goughs from Belleview plan Helena move. Hirshberg store show cases improve room. George Nelson, Rochester, Minn based photographic supply traveler, visited Jones family. Mrs Logan and Rev Logan head to Helena for winter. thanks conveyed to friends on behalf of Mrs Logan.
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George Nelson
W. W. Jones
Senator Long visits town for campaign swing
Senator Thomas D. Long arrived by private conveyance Saturday evening at about six. He left Sunday morning for Great Falls to catch the train for Butte where he spoke Monday, continuing his congressional campaign tour.
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Thomas D. Long
Congress
Hoe
Great Falls
Butte
Mrs Crawford Returns From Rochester Minn After Visit
Mrs. Tom Crawford returned a week ago from Rochester Minnesota where she went the first of the month for medical attention. Surgeons found no organic trouble and pronounced her ailment to be nervousness. She is feeling better since leaving Rochester.
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Tom Crawford
Rochester
Minn
Crawford
Eton
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