Choteau Notes Busy Week With Threshing Ahead
The report highlights a bustling week in Choteau with threshing the next major task. Grain yields so far are highly satisfactory and expected to impress outsiders. The Choteau school exhibit inspires local pride and the town's strong school reputation is praised for ongoing success.
Chateau cornet band shows promise with steady practice
The Chateau cornet band is just beginning to learn its capacity and may become a fine musical group with systematic practice. The band’s work this week is the best it has ever done, and keeping the current members together while adding a few will produce a strong outfit. Such progress benefits the town.
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Chateau Cornet
Legacy of a life that shaped American institutions
By his life, he demonstrated the possibilities of American institutions and civilization. He has left in the record of his activities and in his lovable character a precious legacy to his countrymen.
Browning Traces of Winter Housing and Local Happenings
Residents discuss winter schooling plans as Mrs. Chas Mortain visits Kalispell. The Galreath roundup starts on Sunday covering the south side with riders including Mat Lytle. Chas Buck’s roundup passes through town and a wedding dance follows. W C Broadwater returns from the east. Pupils depart for Genoa and Fort Shaw. Abner Hall completes the annual school census. Levi Burd and Haverty families tour Cut Bank canyon. News of Thos K Harris’s death at Peskan. Lom’s death noted. Jesse Brown breaks his leg while roping near town. Dr Phillips treats injury. A Catholic wedding unites Mr Lukins and Miss Rutledge with reception at Lukin ranch and dancing later. J H Sherburne back from Chicago and Minneapolis. court in Helena. Frank Sherburne weds Miss Meyst in Minneapolis. UC Robbin concludes south-side duties and heads to Cutbank Creek.
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Chas. Mortain
Kalispell
Galreath
Mat Lytle
Chas Buck
W.C. Broadwater
Genoa
Fort Shaw
Abner Hall
Levi J. Burd
W. E. Haverty
Cut Bank Canon
Browning
Thos. K Harris
Peskan
Lom
J. S. Galbreath
Liilian Mars
Jesse Brown
Tex
Jesse
Phillips
Eter Lukins
Mary Rutledge
Father Carrall
Gertrude Williamson
John Lukin
Lukin Ranch
Blackfoot
J. H. Sherburne
Chicago
Minneapolis
C. A. Churchill
Hank Monroe
W. J. Croft
Helena
Frank P. Sherburne
JJ. H. Sherburne
Miss Meyst
Notice of Montana Telephone stockholders meeting
Notice is hereby given that a meeting of the stockholders of the Montana Telephone Company is called. It will be held at Bar and Verge law offices in Chateau, Teton County, Montana, on November 4, 1909 at two o'clock p m. The purpose is to decide whether to increase capital stock from 825000 60 to 1000000.00.
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Montana Telephone Company
Bar & Verge
Chateau
Teton County
Montana
Homestead Entry in Bynum Montana Noted for Five Year Proof
On October 17 1902 Bynum Montana resident filed Homestead Entry No 194 for lot 7 sw4 ned ss onwd section 2 township 2 n range 6 w Montana Meridian The claimant pursues final five year proof before A C Warener Commissioner at Cho teau Montana The witnesses listed are Elmer F O Rowland Bennett Go alag Charles G Monkman and Robert J Stonehouse Allot Bynum Montana First pub 2 11 00
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Bynum Montana
Montana Meridian
A.C Warener
Choteau
Montana
Elmer FO Rowland
Bennett Go Alag
Charles G. Monkman
Robert J. Stone
Allot
Bynum
Borlingame
Register
Fairfield
Range
Meridian
A. C. Warner
U. S
atHee
Chateau
Stnday
Tom N. Austad
Carl Andrew Austad
Peter H. Burreson
Imalver C. Thompson
Farmington
Mupuyer
Township
Frank H. Federhen
Dupuyer
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