Advertising Rates and Local Births and Visits Notice
Advertising rates available on application. Born Sunday Dec 8 to the wife of S W Snyder a daughter. Groom's Bakery opens for business Saturday morning. Car bearer Bear Creek Lamp en route. Leave orders at Whitacre's office or call 84 J. Mr and Mrs Ray Halliday of Fairfield visited in Coteau this week. Brady guest at Chas McDonald home last Saturday. Rev Roser is a cousin of Mr McDonald.
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S. W. Snyder
Bear Creek
Whitacre’s
Ray Halliday
Fairfield
Coteau
Regey
Paulene Oey
Brady
Rev
Roser
Myr
McDonald’s
Local notices and classifieds from Dupuyer area 1918
Fragments show Groom's Bakery promotions and a Mrs Savory visit, a six room Chateau rental via Herman Bam berger, a Sunday Cathglechet event, a Red Grass public meeting at the courthouse, and the Frank Bingaman funeral remains shipped to Polo Illinois for burial after county hospital death last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank, Bingaman
Polo
Founda Mackinaw Coat Recovered After Road Incident
A Mackinaw coat left on the road leading to the high school was recovered. The owner may claim the coat by proving property and paying for this notice at the Montanan office.
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Montanan
Edward Gibbs Dies of Influenza in Choteau
Edward G Gibbs a Valier barber dies of influenza at Choteau hospital on Thursday Dec 5 and is buried in Choteau cemetery on Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward G. Gibbs
Valier
Choteau Hospital
Local War News and Red Cross Drive in 1918 Context
Will Hodgskiss prepares to depart for the Great Lakes Naval Training station as his sister Ursula Hodgskiss’s funeral ends. The Red Cross plans a December 16 to 23 Christmas Roll Call to recruit and reinstate members for 1919. Wheater Treacott, recently released from Seattle reserve duty, returns to Chateau and Montanan office work. Chester attends officer’s school and expects to rejoin camp life if needed. Other Choteau men in Seattle seek relief from active duty and may return soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will. Hodgskiss
Siater
Ursula Hodgskiss
Great Lakes
Trurlough
Red Cross
Wheater
C. Treacott
Seattle
Wash
Chateau
Chester
Choteau
County Attorney Visits as Shifts in Rural Property Talk
Attorney T. W. Robinson of the Conrad region spent a couple of days at the county seat early this week. He discussed local land matters amid references to hay pastures good sheds and Chateau Montanan holdings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau Montanan
T. W. Robinson
Conrad
Discharged student soldier Dewey Steele returns home
Dewey Steele, who studied at the student army training school in Bozeman for several weeks, has been honorably discharged and returned to his home in Chateau.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dewey Steele
Bozeman
Chateau
Fairfield Woman Dies of Influenza at 23
Mrs. Raphael Putz wife of the section foreman at Fairfield died at Chateau hospital Tuesday December 10th of influenza. She was a native of Missouri and had lived in Fairfield about a year. She was about 23 years old and will be buried at Fairfield today.
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Raphael Putz
Fairfield
Chateau Hospital
Minois
Acting Postmaster Announces Evening General Delivery Hours
Acting Postmaster R J Bonin says the Chateau office will offer general delivery evenings from 5:00 to 8:30 for package delivery only. Those who need to mail packages should bring them to the office earlier in the day.
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R. J. Bonin
Perkins son in France survives battle reports
Montanan reader Montavan B. Perkins of Hillard Washington writes that his son Everett, who recently fought in France, returned from the September 26 engagement unhurt and now serves as a corporal in his overseas company. He complains the Montanan has not arrived for three weeks and blames local postal clerks rather than the paper.
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In & Yetter
The
Kaiser's
Montanan’s
Chateau
Hillyard
Choteau News Roundup and Obituaries
Local notes report church and business activity, travel, and deaths. F. O. Elkins attends his brother’s funeral in Atlanta, others head to Long Beach and Sedalia. James Gibson is seriously ill. Mrs. Walter S. Wood dies of influenza. community meetings and government preparations noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Elkins
Atlanta
Kas
F. O. Elkins
R. T. Myers
Choteau
Sedalia
James Gibson
Teton County
Chateau
County Board Awards Care Contract to Lucy Dennis
The county commissioners renewed the contract for care of the sick and infirm with Lucy Dennis citing past excellent service. Judge J E DeHaas received a 60 day leave of absence to seek rheumatic relief at Mayo Hospital Rochester Minnesota. Sheriff elect I S Martine named E E Neuman as under sheriff. Neuman is a Conrad farmer. Additional jailor and deputy sheriff appointments for Conrad Cut Bank Waller and other locations will follow.
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Board of County Commissioners
Lucy Dennis
J. E. DeHaas
Chateau Township
Judge DeHaas
Mayo Hospital
Rochester
Minn
I. S. Martine
E. E. Neuman
Conrad
Numan
Conrad Country
Cut Bank
Waller
County
Royal Theatre to Show Red Cross Reels and Pathe Feature
At the Royal Theatre on Monday three reels from the Red Cross highlight home and foreign relief work and the holiday membership drive. A Pathe feature Under False Colors also screens with the same admission price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Theatre
The
Red Cross
Pathe
Returning soldiers and postwar prosperity urged
Anticipating millions of veterans, readers advocate land reclamation irrigation and drainage to boost economy. They warn unemployment as a ruthless enemy and urge avoiding harmful laws and high taxes. The aim is jobs and good times with vigorous industry as troops return home.
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Civil Lfe
Navy plans to keep twenty nine battleships in active service
Washington December 10 the navy department disclosed in testimony before the house naval committee that 29 battleships will remain in active service after March 1 manned by 40 000 men with eight in reserve. The plan also covers 17 cruisers 24 patrol vessels 165 destroyers 99 submarines and other craft with thousands more in support roles plus a 6000 strong aviation force planned after March 4.
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Washington
Navy Department
Coun
House Naval Committee
Counter
Talat Ness
Includin
Navy Plans Shuffle for Herene under New ID 20 9603
An ambiguous note references Herene and an ID 20 9603 within navy plans. It suggests a reorganization or reassignment under a naval framework, but details and context remain unclear from the fragment.
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Herene
Navy
Hitting the Trail stars Blackwell and Greeley at Royal Theatre
Car lyle Blackwell and Evelyn Greeley headline Hitting the Trail shown at the Royal Theatre on Friday. Scenes from the old Chinese Theatre in Chinatown add interest as outdoor and indoor shots showcase a refined performance with Flo Haines as Evelyn Greeley’s character. The cast includes Joe Carelli, Rev. Thomas Roberts, and others in a well staged adaptation praised as highly entertaining.
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Carlyle Blackwell
Evelyn Greeley
Royal Theatre
Chinatown
Tne
Entieay Penn Edie
Mr. Blackwell
Hie ‘Kelly
Flo Haines
Great East Side
Joe Carelli
Thomas Roberts
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SY Paulichens
Montana
Teton
Mont
Groom
Groom’s Bakery
Herman Bamberger
Benger
Cathglechet
ICY Hot
Howard
Monarch Range
Mac
Ang
Vig Lee Ike
Morgan’s
Tom Hopkinson
Mrs
E. E. Crawford
Great Falls
Angus Bruce
James Caldwell
Ed. Leland
A. G. Schaefer
W. M. Watson
Hyman
P. H. Crossen
Long Beach
Cal
Dean Groms
G. M. Johnston
Sheridan
Wyo
Ladies Industrial
C. H. McDonald
McDonald
Walter S. Wood
F. Jr. Gap
Conner Undertaking Establishment
Mr. Woods
M.A. O’niel
Cat Bank
James Innes
Weather Report
Burbak
Jos. Hirshberg & Co
Ant
Royal Theatre Program
Ethel Clayton
Soul Without Windows
Parts Pathe. News No
Moutains
Geo. Beban
Paramount
Parts Pathe
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