County News Roundup Tied to Local Officials
Henry Radcliffe has been in Chateau this past week on county business. Readers are invited to send their names to Rogers Templeton Lumber Co Power for a free booklet titled How to make the Farm Pay. Chas. McDonald departed for Great Falls and Helena. A hearing on establishing a new school district is underway before County Superintendent Nellie R Brown this afternoon, covering a portion of Sweet Grass district No 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Radcliffe
Chateau
Rogers- Templeton Lumber Co
Power
Nellie R. Brown
Dr. Powell
Dr. Nichols
Valier
Lulu Hoag
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Roy Carson
Rogers Templeton Lamberco
Lawk
Haley
Walier
Conrad
Wim
Smith
Great Falls
Roger
Howard Burrell
Madison
Wisconsin
John
Howard
State University of Wisconsin
United States
John Harrington
Deep Creek
Chateau Tales and Travels Local People News
Chateau residents and visitors are named in a string of notes. Frank Gilland of Conrad is in Chateau on business while Miss Carrie Verge plans a return in about two weeks. Jimmie DeMars has a contract with Butte club and local events include deaths, marriages, and school work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Gilland
Conrad Plumbe
Chateau
Arthur Hirshberg
Earnest Friedlander
G. Thelander
Great Falls
A. D. Robbins
Little Falls
Minn
Doughty
Mud” Townsend
Carrie Verge
Jimmie DeMars
Butte Club
Union Association
T. H. Givens
Nan Burrell
Wenatche
Wash
Nan
J. Y. Miller
Minot
North Dakota
Spaulding
Blackleaf
Frank Jefferson
Choteau
Railroad celebration delayed awaiting train timing
The railroad celebration committee waits for assurance from the railway company on the timing of a special passenger train. Chateau baseball team loses to B. & M. of Great Falls 16 to 5, showing mixed lineups struggle with teamwork.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau
Great Falls
Cattle rustlers bound over on grand larceny charges
Four defendants charged with grand larceny in the Cow gills colts matter appeared before Judge DeHaas on the 19th. John A. Angell Jr and Tommy Pipeon pleaded guilty and were released on satisfactory bonds. Dennis Bay Chief pleaded guilty and Jay Dixon pled not guilty, waiving preliminary examination and placed in sheriff custody.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cowgills
DeHaas
John A. Angell, Jr
Tommy Pipeon
Dennis Bay
Jay
Dixon
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Haugen
Coats
Electric City Conservatory
Fifth Avenue
Great Falls, Montana
Choteau Drug CO
Choteau, Montana
Hirshbergs
Hirshberg Bros
Chas. McDonald
Helena
al. Powers
L. D. Wait
Armour, South Dakota
Younglove Construction Co
Farmers’ Elevators
Grant Boorman
Gilman
Mr. Boorman
Bloomington
E. J. Roberson
Grand Lodge of
Montana
A. F
A. M
Butte
J. G. Bair
Jas. Innes
E. E. Crawford
Mr. Roberson
Charles Cunningham
Miles City
Sacramento
Nina Carey
Santa Barbara
California
McKee
Dr. Stephens
H. Lf Thompson
James Eckford
Alex Burrell
Herman
Dr.Beaupre
Sweet Grass
Max B. Bishop
H. E. Jones
Washington
Rogers-Templeton Lumber Co
Dutton and Power
K. G. McLean
Mrs. McLean
Maz
J. W. Wilks
A. I. Crary
H. H. Nichols
Marshalltown
Iowa
Mr. Crary
F. J. Cordier
Dutton
Virgil Wilson
Georgia Adelaide Wiseman
San Mateo
George McDowell Coffey Jr
Wiseman
Thomas T. Wiseman
University of California
Kappa Kappa Gamma Sorority
Coffey
G. M. Coffey
University of Missouri
Stanford
Sigma Chi
Phi Alpha Delta
San Francisco Examiner
Aith
Nternational Tailoring Company
Inter
Choteau Mercantile GO
Joseph Hirshberg
Julius Hirshberg
Hirshberg Brothers, Bankers
Teton County
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