Local People and Visitors in Chateau and Nearby
Alfred Harris visits Dupuyer. Mrs. Todd of Great Falls guests in town. Dr Bateman and others take a Glacier Park outing. Julius Hirshberg enjoys Alaskan cruise. Loans offered at seven and a half percent. Mayo Bros operation praised. Boutilier and Austrid England wed and return to Chateau. Local officials and residents travel to Glacier Park. A. S. of E. and Rebekah members plan events. Businessmen and legal notices fill the week with social and professional ties.
Local notes and business moves across the county
Ben Feist, a Collins businessman, visited the county seat on Wednesday. B. S. Merritt and family relocate to Pendrey as i Merritt plans a forthcoming general merchandise store. Voter guidance urged for W. H. Webb as Republican county treasurer nominee. Embroidery club to meet with Mrs. Hodgskiss on Saturday September 2. Equity Co operative Association entities filed final reports in the county clerk’s office. James Linder of Spokane becomes meat cutter at Chateau market after H. J. Preshinger’s departure to Geraldine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Feist
Collins
Equity Co-operative Association of Agawam
Brady, Bynum, Walier and
Williams
James Linder
Spokane
Chateau
Geraldine
H. J. Preshinger
McGregor Hospital to Reopen at Chateau September
Mrs H J McGregor reports her husband Captain McGregor of Co M on the border at Douglas Ariz will return to Chateau to resume practice by early September The McGregor hospital will reopen Miss Mary Rudman head nurse prior to McGregor departure is expected back to oversee operations. A Charleston W Va death telegram reached here for Mrs Mary Peters mother of six with two sons residents of Choteau Funeral services held in Charleston. Primary election law orders candidates alphabetically by surname urging voters to choose carefully rather than vote for the first name on the ballot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace A. Sloan
Vermilion, S. D
Chateau Public School
Miss Sloan
Choteau
H. J. McGregor
Capt. McGregor
Hospital Corps of
Co. M
Douglas
Ariz
Chateau
McGregor Hospital
Mary Rudman
Mary Peters
Charleston
W. Va
For Sale Road house and land at Claude
For sale the road house and about one acre of land at Claude. For particulars call on Chas. Gies in Great Falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude
Chas
Gies
Great Falls
Ranch sale near Choteau and a prominent Montana official dies
Sack Brothers of the Highwood country bought the Geo. F. Miller ranch on Willow Creek west of Choteau through the Teton County Land Company. The 2080 acre property transfer awaits Miller and family relocation. Fred L. Hill, Cascade County official and longtime public servant, died at his Flathead Lake summer camp after Brights disease. He is survived by wife and two children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sack Brothers
Highwood
Teton County Land Company
Geo. F. Miller
Willow Creek
Choteau
Fred L. Hill
Cascade County
Flathead Lake
Bright
Hill
Montana
Great Falls
Knights of Pythias
Laura
Fred L. Jr
Also Mentioned on This Page
Alfred Harris
Dupuyer
C. W. Todd
Arthur Hirshberg
O. ©. Clay
Great Northern Railway Company
Julius Hirshberg
Alaskan
John M. Howland
Imusland Block
Lewistown
Mont
BE. J. Crary
Rochester
Minn
Mayo Bros. Hospital
G. Douglas Boutilier
England
E. L. White
Methodist Church
Whitacre
Hobson Addition
Jas. N. Ralston
Helena
Glasgow
Try
The
Beaupre
Wm. Blair
Womans’ Auxilliary
A. S. of E. of
Farmington
Myra Pierce
G. S. Jameson
Queen Rebekah Lodge
Rebekah
Miles City
Alice Dixon
Philipsburg
Rebekah Assembly
Rerekah Lodge
Benj. Doege
Kent, Minn
F. S. Doege
Doege
Link Humble
Josephine Humble
Bynum
T. O. Larson
Mrs. Shafer
Glacier Park
J. C. Eckford
James and
John Eckford
Citizens State Bank
Canada
J. K. Dwinelle
L. G. Klengk
Mr. Dwinelle
Kootenai
Libby
Walter L. Verge
Terra
Cratic
Sy “Simon
Hihilt
NEY VT Aus
Arizona
B. S. Merritt
Pendrey
I. Merritt
W. H. Webb
Embroidery Club
Wm. Hodgskiss
State of
Watt
Winchester
Jos. Hirshberg & Co
McCormick Mowers
McCormick
Power
Morgan Company
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