Conrad Montana Sets October Referendum on Saloon Ordinance
The Teton County registry for Precincts 17 and 18 in Conrad closes at 5 p.m. October 6 1911 for electors to register for a special election on October 17 1911. The vote concerns Ordinance No 65 regulating saloons and other liquor related businesses. County Clerk BE C Garrett invites eligible electors to register at the county clerk office or before a justice of the peace or notary public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tetop County
Montana
Conrad
Chateau
C.garrett
Teton County
Contingent and Aut ROAL Fund Disbursements Listed
The document itemizes payments under CONTINGEST FUND and AUT ROAL FUND to numerous educational examiners supervisors and staff. Names include Byron E. Toan A B Guthrie Geo Miller L O Marsh F E Moore J W Ward D E Jacobson G N Campbell Wm S Frye J F Murray Wm Fisher Dan Jacobson John Jacobson Cal Perkins J A Connelly T F Gallagher Nick Van Belken M Connelly James G Wilson J Langwald Grover Frogey Roy McNeal Charles Nyberg Arthur Sampson K O Stonehouse John Bolsinger and others with totals and line items for services and labor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Byron E. Toan
A.B. Guthrie
Geo ¥. Miller
Commissioner's Services
L. O. Marsh
F. E Moore
J. W. Ward
Sam
E. Jacobson
N. Campbell
Wm S. Frye
Murray
Wm Fisher
Toud
James Laranco
SAIMC
Dan Jacobson
John Jacobson
Same
Cal Perkins
J.&. Connelly
James G. Wilson
Sime Eeseeeae Wees
Fia Davis
D.E. Stunsberry
SAMEL
John J, Pfiiier
W. A. O' Nell
Olaf
Mark Fowler
Nevills
G. Berthiaume
Crane
SQMC
Ceeeees
O. Kunkel
Teveerses
Manuel Schic P
Paatahgegesdvees
Albert J. Fowler
Gumcsssseseree
E.L. Marriott
J.G. Gronberg
William Kooeman
Jake Kampner
John van Dyke
Oscar Rechim
H. Hulsenga
Kampner
Cecvecess
John Langwald
Grover Frogey
Midland Concert Company Opens Lecture Course
The Midland Concert Company featuring Anna R Laing Fay McCracken and Sara Ruth Bates will appear October ninth. Bates returns from last year’s Rachel Steinman Concert Co. and is joined by two noted artists. Prices for season tickets are reduced for families, with two tickets totaling five dollars, while overall value remains high.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Midland Concert Company
Anna R. Lannng
Fay McCracken
Sara Ruth Bates
Miss Bates
Rachel Stienman
Miss Laing
Miss McCracken
Two Escapees Captured Near Deer Lodge at Burke Ranch
Geo Hertman and Id Berkhardt, who fled Deer Lodge Penitentiary on Sept 11, were seized at the Burke ranch by John Taylor. Sheriff McKenzie and deputies recaptured the men and returned them to Deer Lodge after delaying to Chateau. Both had been committed from this county last December for burglary and had three months left on their sentences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. Hertman
Id. Berkhardt
Deer Lodge
Burke Ranch
John Taylor
Canada
Mr. Taylor
Chateau
McKenzie
Not Pleased with Oregon
Dr. F. A. Long of Chateau writes to C. H. Kester in Valier, praising Montana land and criticizing Oregon offerings. He notes prices from 175 to 400 per acre for steep, unproductive side-hill land in Oregon and asserts Montana yields more with less work, preferring to return home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. A. Long
Chateau
C. H. Kester
Valier
Montana
Portland
Telephones to Connect Rangers in Sunriver Dearborn Country
Mr Scott Leavitt and Bruce the Washington lumberman with Price Town team left Monday to oversee a telephone system installation. The plan links the North fork Blackfoot river South fork Flathead river South fork Dearborn and South fork Sun river and will add a signal station on Scape Goat mountain for fire alerts by flag.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott Leavitt
Bruce
Washington, D. C
Price Townsend
Sunriver
Dearborn
North Fork
Blackfoot River
South Fork
Flathead River
Sun River
Scape Goat Mountain
Independent Telephone moves to new quarters near Chateau Mercantile
The Independent Telephone company moved into new quarters south of the Chateau Mercantile the first of the week. The change was swift with no disruption. The telephone board has left City Drug store and the back of the building is being remodeled. The post office will be enlarged and more mailboxes added. It is a big improvement in every way.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Independent Telephone Company
Chateau Mercantile
City Drug Store
Conservatives win sweeping victory in Canada defeat for Laurier
In a landslide result dated September 24, the Laurier Liberal government loses to the Conservative party led by Robert L. Borden. Conservatives secure a large majority, deposing seven serving ministers and ending the reciprocity trade debate with the United States for now. Ontario and most provinces swing heavily against Laurier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montreal
Laurier
Canada
Dominion
Ontario
Robert L. Borden
Conservative Party
United States
School Notes on Bell Times and Safety Measures
School notes explain bell changes and tardy rules for a better start. Morning bells ring at 8 25 and 8 55 with noon bells at 12 55 and 1 10. Upper grades forego recess and finish at 3 30 to allow the principal thirty minutes for aid and supervision.
Enjoyable Epworth League Social at Church Parlors
The Epworth League hosted a Friday social for the youth in church parlors. Miss Whittier and Miss Poin dexter sang and a Crawford duet pleased attendees. Rev Heizer filled in for absent Mr Leavitt with a talk. The rest of the night featured games and punch with wafers served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epworth League
Miss Whittier
Farmers Institute Plans Fall Lectures in Northern Montana
The Montana Farmers Institute announces fall institutes to be held in northern Montana starting mid October. Featured speaker 15 O C Gregg of Minnesota, renowned agricultural lecturer and pioneer in farming education. Other speakers include Hoverstad Wilson Cogl ey Walrath and Montana station officials and regional leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Farmers’ Institute
O. C. Grege
Farmers’ Institutes
Minnesota
Gregg
Hoverstad
North Dakota
M. L. Wilson
Montana Experiment Station
F. S. Cogley
Montana Farers’ Institute
A. J.walrath
Gallatin Valley
Social notes from town and surrounding areas
Mrs Ed Logan travels with sisters from Great Walls and Nan Givens from Great Falls. Peter Eyraud visited Chateau on Monday. Geo Burrell toured the state fair this week. A J Cowell plans a ten day visit to Helena and Great Falls. William and Mrs Geo Smith visited town. Kenneth McLean and Walter Verge in Great Falls area. Violet Lestrud returns from Conrad to join Bell Telephone. Ladies Industrial gathering set for Wednesday. J R Young return from Boulder Hot Springs. D B Stackhouse visits Collins to arrange billiard furniture freight. John Godwin and Harrington of Deep Creek seen in Choteau Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Fund
Kk. Mckenzie
Roberts
Constable
Vain Perry
T. A. Vandervere
M. A. Williams
Corner’s
Albert D. Pratt
M. J. O'llare
William Farrell
R. Jd
Bedore
Wee
Paul Wesphart
Daniel M. Kevan
John M. Perry
Sime
J. J. Norris
Joe Mars
Samie
Eo- Daniel Grifith
J.J. Brown
Miles E. Rockway
Dora Davis
Sqawie
Seaee
Jonathan Davis
Burlingame
SOMC
Harry Marks
Earl Zimmerman
Geyer Cowgill
Lester Cowgill
John Beecher
Lucile M. Reynolds
Ieee
May Albright
E. L. Bush
Addy Albright
Same
Marcus Daley
J. P. Nichols
Ball
John Gist
Justice of Peace Court
Jon Won
SAMO
James Fisher
SAMEC
D. Suedigar
Jones
Jns
Stimson
Ishbody
Sumie
E. A. Woods
I'rixel
John Boseler
Oscar Odenwald
J. L. Collins
John Salols
Davis
Geo Wright
John FB
Meade
Tom M. Meade
Eseesesees
Michael Husquet
J.D. Clare
SQMC
Oleo MenNitt
Cesens
Pat Pearson
A.J. McCormick
Fae Melson
WSQME
I ‘Hompson
SOMA
N. D. Wilson
Allen McDougall
Chris Pederson
Loretta Sturgeon
Wilke
Eid Te Pes Ray Stettler
E. Vale Luman
Jos. Sturgeon
Sehing Wheel
Henderson
Pen Guy
H. W. Bateman
A. B. Guthrie
Per
Nellie R Brown
A. Savory
Byron E. Town
Tddae
Geaphats State Publishing Co
Bancroft Whitney Co
Beare
the Tribune
Rubber Surinds
H. J. McGregor
O ‘Vallon
John Sanders
Ces O
Billedeaux
Bow Ahaa
C. A. Smith
Miller
Ceses Seeneces
Henry Lubker
John Murray
Sme
Vesseee
Sahee
Same Save Glass & Prudhomme Co
Colin N. Ward
Arnold G. Baker
E. O Woasretceypo
Walter L. Verge
Defense Armstrong
Nick Presler
A. Cuningham
Teton County
Byron Carson
John G. Jackson
The
Vilerian
M. W. Pettigrew
SQMIC
Drifke Drug Co
J.P. Lafrance
Havel Zimmerman
A. Gleason
Howling
Sind
Lou Guy
M. Weaver
Jolson Lumber Co
Cary Fine Amplies
Montana ‘Telephone ‘Co
Mountain States Telephone Co
McKenzie
Hedses
Saag
R. Thompson
Jubbard Abstract Co
Abe Sir Murphy
Maciuy- Tfardware ‘Co
State fair trip amid harvest reports and travelers
Mrs. Frank Salmond and children arrived from Belleview Tuesday and left with Mrs. Nat Collins for the state fair. Boutiliers finished threshing last week with oats averaging over fifty bushels per acre and wheat over twenty five. Pat Crossen, Wm Lodgskiss and Mrs. Nellie Brown departed this morning for Helena in Mr Crossen's auto.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Salmond
Belleview
Nat Collins
Boutiliers
Pat Crossen
Wm. Lodgskiss
Nellie Brown
Helena
Mr. Crossen
Cattle From Cook Ranch Shipped to Helena State Fair
Two cars of blooded cattle from the A. B. Cook ranch on Burton beach were shipped this week to the state fair at Helena.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. B. Cook
Burton Beach
Helena
Conrad Independent
Death notices for Miss Lucina Webb's mother and local sympathies
Yesterday a message announced the death of Miss Lucina Webb's mother. The Webb and Prescott families receive the community's sympathy. Mr. and Mrs. Thos Larson and Miss Stowe traveled to Helena Tuesday. Miss Stowe will remain in Helena for a few days to visit the fair and then proceed to Montevideo Minnesota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucina Webb
Miss Webb
Mrs. Prescott
Thos
Larson
Miss Stowe
Helena
Luesday
Montevido
Minn
Death of Father Prompted by Brother’s Message
Mrs. Lillian Holmes received a message from her brother Monday morning announcing the death of her father in Tacoma Washington. The body was taken east for burial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillian Holmes
Tacoma
Wash
Patton McMurtry Attends State University of Washington Again
Patton McMurtry is in attendance at the State University of Washington this year. When not busy with his studies he does stenograph work for the professors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patton McMurtry
State University of Washington
Cattle Trader Leech Buys in Dakota to Feed Portland Market
E. E. Leech of Dupuyer travels to Da kota to purchase young cattle for fattening destined for Portland. The region faces scarce teed and a large crop this year will be used for this venture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. E. Leech
Dupuyer
Dakota
Portland
Mr. Leech
Photographer W. W. Bradley Visits Great Falls Studio
Photographer W. W. Bradley of Great Falls spent several days in town taking views of business houses and residences. He arrived intending to locate here but changed plans when he learned the studio had moved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Bradley
Great Falls
Public schools invite parents and outsiders to visit
The article urges all parents and outsiders to visit public schools, stressing how such interest benefits both teachers and pupils. It highlights that the smaller students may value attention even more, and encourages widespread public school visitation.
Butte Still Seeks Two Men After Shootings In 24 Hours
News from Butte reports two men involved in hold ups within 24 hours, with police on patrol but no arrests yet. Senator Dixon forwards to Attorney General Wickersham and President Taft a recommendation to appoint Judge Edwin K. Cheadle of Lewistown as federal judge for Montana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Dixon
Wickersham
Taft
Edwin K. Cheadle
Lewistown
Montana
Rasch
Rhoades Scholarships Attract Few Montana Applicants
The Rhoades Scholarships Trust laments low Montana interest in a 1500 annual prize that funds three years at Oxford. Dr C A Duniway notes half of Montana’s offered scholarships have lapsed, with exams rigid in Greek Latin and mathematics and age limit set at 25. Montana students may take exams in 1913 and 1914 with university support prevails.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rhoades
Montana
Rhoades Scholarships Trust
C. A. Duniway
University of Montana
Rhoades Trust
C.A. Duniway
Oxford University
England
Duniway
Oxford
Also Mentioned on This Page
M. D
Choteau, Mont
Choteau
Jas. Eckford
W. M
B. B. Toan
Sec
ODD Fellows
Chateau Lodge
Connor Buildling
TL. A. Prescott
N. G. Chas. H. Connor
Sec'y
MO. C. Ferris
U. S
Collins Teton County
F. H. Federhen
Justice of the Peace and Notary Public
Pire Insurance
H. W. Bateman, M. D
Choteau, Montana
J. E. Webb
Chotead
George W. Magee
Dupuyer, Mont
A. C. Warner
Col. Stark
Mont
T. A. Smith
Board of County Commissioners
Feton County
Jered
Midland Concert Co
Oregon
Fischer
Ed. Logan
John Hofeldt
Great Walls
Tom Givens
Nan
Peter Eyraud
Chateau Monday
Jas. Webber
Fairfield
Town
Geo. Burrell
AB. Jones
Seton Canyon
A. J. Cowell
Geo. I. Smith
Kenneth McLean
Walter Verge
Great Palla
Mrs. Hodgekiss
Mrs. Truchot
Missoula
Violet Lestrud
Bell Telephone Company
Ila Luce
W.H. Bateman
Ladies Industrial
J. R. Young
Boulder Hot Springs
Mrs. Young
D. B. Stackhouse
Collins
John Godwin
Harrington
Deep Creek
Choteau Sriday
News of the
T. D. Tuttle
State Board of Health
Rosebud
Anaconda
S.C. Beatty
Portage
Samuel Adams
Carter
Washington
Edward J
Julia C. Lang
Senator Carter
John G
Hugh ‘Thomas
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!