Bell Company Cuts Automatic Connection Between Chateau and Great Falls
Bell Company cuts direct phone link between Chateau and Great Falls after Auto matic line lease ends. Chateau residents must use a Bell store phone to reach Great Falls, while messages arrive by messenger, raising extra costs. Automatic crews work toward restoring long distance toll connections, increasing local inconvenience.
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Chateau
Great Falls
Bell Company
Autonvatic
Bell
A. Smith
Conrad
Great Balls
Cheteau
New York Population Rises by Over Three Million
World at Large census shows Great New York population 4,766,883, up 1,329,681 or 38.7 percent from 3,437,202 in 1900. Cloak makers strike settled with union recognition. seventy thousand workers out nine weeks. Theodore Roosevelt endorses Taft administration. tariff gains seen from reform. Big conservation congress in St. Paul features Taft Hill Roosevelt and Pinchot discussing national vs state control of natural resources.
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Great
New York
St. Paul
Taft
Jas. J. Hill
Theodore Roosevelt
Gifford Pinchot
Teachers and Eighth Grade Examined in County Session
The county board of educational examiners held the regular examinations for teachers and eighth grade pupils on August 26 and 27 at the county superintendent's office and at public schools in Conran and Dupuyer. A high share of eighth graders passed. two first, four second, and two third grade certificates issued, with ten diplomas for seventh and eighth graders.
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County Board of Educational Examiners
Conran
Dupuyer
Clara Davidson
Parmington
Mabel Malone
Choteau
Clinon Bard
Lucy Lillard
Raynoud
Sella Peterson
Wade Riechel
Snetby
Grace Ferguson
Shelby
Christine Dahlquist
Martha Anderson
J. TI. Rives
Red
Williams
Sarah McDonald
Dora Arnuson
Moreno
M McDonald
Conrad
Jennie Wilcox
Kevin
Guy Wilcox
Winifred Hanon
Jessie Hanon
Bas. W Richardson
Mutton
Jessie Reynolds
Rollins
Mont
Alice McCarthy
Gutte
Miss Littard
Ralston Gap
Eilen Gordon
John Rappoltd
Uelen Ruappold
Minnie Leah Kinesbury
Louise Kingesbury
Roe Wilcox
Louise Wilcox
Mary Buzzell
Edith Ryan
Celia Glaston
Gradngtie
L’riday
Montana Cafe to Open as Dining and Lodging House
The Montana Cafe will open Saturday in the Sinclair building under Thos. Watson who has relocated to Chateau. The property has been renovated and refurbished to offer inviting dining rooms and first class lodging with guaranteed satisfaction for Chateau residents and visitors.
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Montana
Sinclair Building
Thos. Watson
Chateau
Watson
Peterson Graves Miss Irene Graves Wed at Chateau
Peterson Graves in Farmington were married Sunday afternoon September 4 1910 at the home of the bride's parents. Rev H A Prescott officiated with only immediate relatives present. The groom Mr Overt Peterson has lived near Farmington and attended Red Wing school. The bride is a Chateau girl raised there and educated locally.
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Irene Graves
John Graves
Chateau
Overt Peterson
Farmington
H. A. Prescott
Peterson
Red Wing
Mino
Enoch Peterson
State of Washington
Local Visitors Reported Tomorrow Arrivals
Additional local notes show W. 2B. Bmnlay arriving yesterday from Conrad and Wallace B. Martin visiting today from Shelby.
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Conrad
Wallace B. Martin
Shelby
Burton School Opens With New Term In Missouri Visit
Miss Jennie and Marton Anderson Wil take charge of Burton school this year after a two month visit in Missouri and begin the term on Tuesday.
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I. G&, Summerlin
Missouri
Jennie
Marton Anderson
Burton
Bean
Belleview man arrives in Boulder for short visit
Arthur Twiges of Belleview in Teton county came to Boulder Tuesday evening for a brief visit with his sister, Mrs. Johny Smith.
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Arthur Twiges
Belleview
Teton County
Boulder
Johny Smith
Boulder Monitor
Mrs J A Hoy Returns Home After Visit
Mrs J A Hoy of Anaconda visited her daughter Mrs W J Grover here for a short time and returned home yesterday.
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J. A. Hoy
Anaconda
W. J. Grover
Reception for community youth at M. E. church
Friday evening a reception for the young people of the community will be held at the M. E. church. The event is under the auspices of the Ep worth League and all young people are cordialy invited to attend.
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M. E. Church
Epworth League
Sheep Lost in Rainstorm Recovered by Cole Brothers
During the rain storm last Thursday about 500 sheep belonging to Cole Brothers escaped the herder and drifted with the storm. The herder notified the townsfolk, and P. I. and W. W. Cole began a search, recovering all the lost sheep the next morning.
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Cole Bros
P. I
W. W. Cole
Principal H Thompson Returns to Cho teau School
Principal H Thompson and Mrs Thompson arrived Sunday to start the school year in Choteau with both pleased to return after summer ranching at Three Forks. Thompson is described as a farmer who grew 70 acres of fall wheat yielding 20 bushels per acre this season.
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H.chompson
Choteau
Thompson
Three Forks
Mrs T J Moore Returns From California Trip
Mrs T J Moore came home last Thursday from a tour through California and the coast country. She spent much time near San Diego and reports that former Chotesu residents she met seem contented and prosperous. Frank B Moore who traveled with her has not yet returned and is exploring the coast further.
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T. J. Moore
California
San Diego
Chas. Moore
P. B. Christian
Schools Open Tuesday in County and Choicasu District
The county and Choicasu public schools opened Tuesday with favorable conditions. Public school enrollment is rising, necessitating added accommodations and a room exchange to expand primary space. new seats will be installed. Faculty details include H C Thompson as principal and several grade teachers. the high school shows strong early attendance and a broad county representation.
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Choicasu
H C, Thompson
Miss Schroeder
Brown
Russell
Ls. E. Toan
Ki. Is. Crawford
Althea Sprague
Gertrude Jennings
Embroidery Club to Meet with Mrs Logan Saturday
The Embroidery club will meet Saturday with Mrs. W. E. Logan. Jefferson has moved his family to town for school advantages. Mrs. A. L. Hoy of Raymond has visited here this week.
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Embroidery Club
W. E. Logan
C. HW. Jefferson
A. L. Hoy
Raymond
County officials plan reallocation to support students
Robi Gray and Miller Jeff Mon will move to Great Malls, where they will attend school next year as the county reallocates resources to support students amid ongoing budgeting decisions.
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Robi Gray
Miller Jeff Monday
Cut Bank Votes on Incorporation Question Amid Petition Signatures
Report states the town of Cut Bank is near a decision on incorporation as the petition gains broad voter backing with many residents signing in support.
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Cut Bank
Webb returns from strip to pursue insurance work
J. 15, Webb arrived Saturday after travels to Conrad Valer Shelby Cut Bank Browning and Great Falls. The trip aimed to secure important insurance business.
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Webb
Conrad
Valer
Shelby
Cut Bank
Browning
Great Falls
Local Labor Day Observance Closes Offices and Banks
Labor Day was observed locally with courthouses and banks closed and the usual daily routines continuing for most citizens as the rest of the community paused for the holiday.
J R King Visits Local Community From Barth and King Ranch
J R King arrived Friday from the Barth and King ranch formerly Woolman and Christian near Augusta and stayed several days with the younger set in the area.
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J. R. King
Barth & King Ranch
Woolman & Christian Ranch
Augusta
Local Osteopath Answers Call Amid Alarming Typhoid Case
Mrs. Mary A. Hardin, osteopath, left yesterday for Cabool Missouri called by critical news of her husband A. B. Hardin who lies ill with typhoid fever and is in alarming condition.
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Mary A. Hardin
Cabuol
A. B. Hardin
Delegates Meet for Democratic State Convention Trip
Wm. Dorrington Chas Krofft O. D. Gray Ben Hager and Wm. Krofft traveled Tuesday to Livingston as delegates to the Democratic state convention. They were joined at the railroad by additional delegates from various parts of the county.
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Wm. Dorrington
Chas Krofft
O. D. Gray
Ben Hager
Wm. Krofft
Livingston
United States
Miss Schroeder and Miss Jennings Appointed to Local Schools
Miss Schroeder arrives to teach art and music and oversee fifth and sixth grades. She comes from Deer Lodge with strong recommendations. Misa Gertrude Jennings joins the county high school as German and history teacher, arriving to begin work.
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Miss Schroeder
Deer Lodge
Misa Gertrude Jennings
Miss Jennings
Reflections on a Montana Ranch Visit and Irrigation
Editor Hughes recalls a visit to W. W. Gamble’s 1160 acre Chateau ranch near Judith Basin, describing the landscape, family, and a detailed explanation of irrigation and soil moisture. The piece surveys farmland, grasses, and crop responses in the Veton river system and notes arid conditions and water management.
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Montana
Judith Basin
Mt. Royal
William Gamble
Chateau
Teton
Northwest
Mro
Mrs. Gamble
Tanveig
Gamole
Judith
Rocky Mountains
Niavara
T Eton
Veton
Alsike
Timothy
Democratic Committee Sets Choteau Convention and Primaries
The Democratic county central committee meeting in Choteau on Sept. 1决定s holds a county officers nomination convention for Oct. 12 in Choteau with primaries on Oct. 1. Delegates include O. D. Gray James Innes Ben Hager and others. State convention delegates went uninstructed on United States senate endorsement.
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Democratic County Central Committee
Choteau
Butte Deaths Linked to Knockout Drops and Local News
Reports indicate two deaths in Butte believed caused by knockout drops given by race followers. The piece notes state events from Montana including potato crop below average, Baptist convention in Bozeman September 13 to 16, and a murder in Wibaux. Also mentions socialist speech planned in Great Falls and tracing records in Lincoln county.
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Butte
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W. J. Dorrington
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