Local Social Delights At Blackleafville Dance Event
A Friday social by Blackleaf Entertainment featured the Blackleafville orchestra Earl Halla day Ray Halla day Henry Ness and Adolph Aman performing for a school program of recitations songs and a two act play Miss Leona Aman sang a lively number Guests enjoyed supper managed by Mesdames Halla day McNeal and Amon with 117 70 dollars net proceeds from the event A fishing pond and a fish pond spectator crowd added to the evening atmosphere Prizes awarded in Haugen's Cash Bazaar included a silver set and multiple watches with 2184 matches in the jar</S>
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Blackleafville
Earl
Ray Halladay
Henry Ness
Adolph Aman
Leona Aman
Brown School
Henry Guerin
Mesdames Halladay
McNeal
Amon
Haugen’s
Wm. Loomig
Belle Pyatt
Ed. Carson
Vern Ringo
Local travelers A G Baker J W Hall and C W Swearinger head to Great Falls
A G Baker J W Hall and C W Swearinger were passengers to Great Falls last Monday.
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A. G. Baker
J. W. Hall
C. W. Swearinger
Great Falls
Keep Pounding By HOLLAND
An advertising essay argues advertising value lies in cumulative, repeated efforts. It stresses consistency, repetition, and a change of copy to sustain impact. Longstanding reputation comes from persistent, repeated business methods shaping public perception over time.
Inauguration of Great Northern Rail Service to Teton County
A new mixed passenger and freight train began daily runs from Bynum to Chateau Power and back, connecting with the Burlington to Great Falls. The reform ends the stage coach era for county seat trips, enabling early departures and same day business in Conrad Shelby Cut Bank and Browning with improved mail delivery hoped by year’s start.
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Teton County
Great Northern Railway
Bynum
Chateau
Burlington
Great Falls
Powers
Conrad
Shelby
Cut Bank
Browning
Secnt
United States
Nationalization Applications and Declarations Filed
The clerk of the court in Gibson reports naturalization applications by Micheal James Sullivan an Ireland native living in Gilman and Andrew Strong a Hungary native living in Gilman. Declarations to become U S citizens have been filed by John Detlof Lorenzen a Germany native living in Elizabeth.
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Gibson
Micheal James Sullivan
Ireland
Gilman
Andrew Strong
Hungary
The
United States
John Detlof Lorenzen
Germany
Elizabeth
Marriage Licenses Issued by District Clerk
Since our last report, marriage licenses were issued by James Gibson, clerk of the district court. Ralph R. Brodahead, 28, and Mattie Parker, 19, both of Waller. James Joseph Leary, 25, and Cora Beggs, 28, both of Sweet Grass.
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James Gibson
Ralph R. Brodahead
Mattie Parker
Walier
James Joseph’Leary
Cora Beggs
Sweetgrass
Lyceum Course by Ladies Industrial Society
The Ladies Industrial Society highlights a lyceum series with Wood Orchestra Trio on Jan 12 1914 Floyds magic and mystery on Mar 11 1914 and Robert O Bowman in character portrayals on Apr 27 1914 Season tickets are on sale at Mrs T A Smith J H Taylor received mammoth bronze turkeys and four guinea hens from Washington this week to start a large poultry business with more shipments soon.
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J. H. Taylor
Washington
For Rent Three Roomed House Ad
For rent a three roomed house. Apply to Wm Krofft.
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Wm. Krofft
Hog feeding test yields profit estimates in Jour County report
FE Leach reports a 40 hog pen gained 3900 pounds over 20 days at 2.6 pounds daily per hog. Feed cost estimates and market hog value analyzed imply a net figure of about 273 dollars. The note also covers a funeral in Browning and a marriage in Norway involving Brady residents.
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FE. E. Leach
Laneh
Episcopal Church Ends Year With Thoughtful Sermons
The note urges churchgoers to attend next Sunday’s services, presenting sermons on Jesus birth, the Immaculate Conception, and the value of Christ’s life. It calls business and Chateau residents to positive church participation and lists hours 10:30 morning 7:45 evening, plus a Catholic Indies dance at Woodman Hall on New Year’s Eve.
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Christ
Chateau
Christmas Eve Program at Episcopal Church 1913
A Christmas program was held at the Episcopal church on December 24, 1913. The event featured opening hymns, choral and Sunday school interludes, and multiple recitations and songs by the primary and beginner classes. Santa Claus impressed the children as he arrived with bells.
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Episcopal Church
Mr. Haley
Santa Claus
Edna Gregory
Jack Raines
Anna Olson
Ruth Dorrington
Sills
Bethlehem
Margaret Jackson
Lucille Sturgeon
Violet Justice
Stewart Cohoe
Oscar Olsen
Kris
Ralph Raines
Grace Walley
Bessie Moore
Alta Cohoe
District Court Docket Highlights Multiple Actions
The court overruled the demurrer in Bateman v. Galusha, giving five days to answer. Ryan v. Johnson et al. awarded non suit with $260.60 costs to plaintiff. Matilda Pecore granted divorce from Peter Pecore. Spaulding v. Messenger dismissed for lack of prosecution. Matis v. Wilkins verdict for defendant with $265.50 costs against plaintiff. Donavan v. Power et al awarded $900 total to plaintiff from Halverson plus costs.
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H. W. Bateman
W. H. Galusha
David J. Ryan
A. D. Johnson
Matilda
Peter Pecore
Spaulding
Messenger
John Matis
Jt.c
Halverson
Chateau Club Room Organized In This City
A social club is formed with Wm. Cowgill president and O Larson vice president. ER Farrington secretary and Geo Miller treasurer, joined by E J Roberson as executive committee until officers are elected after the year’s start. The group leases the Weaver-Crossen second story, plans up-to-date furnishings, and aims to attract visitors. T L Rains will serve as steward. Club counts about forty members and hopes to grow before January 1.
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Wm. Cowgill
O. Larson
ER. M. Farrington
Geo. Miller
E. J. Roberson
Weaver-Crossen
T.L. Rains
Civil cases filed in district court with debts and notes
The clerk records new civil filings: John Mars and Wm. Geo. Davis sue John M. Perry on two confessed debts of 221.08 and 174.90, filed December 19. Ss. T. Wiproad vs Conrad Berg and Bertha Berg on a note, filed December 24. R. Rasmussen vs Mary T. Lawler on a note, filed December. Catholic ladies host New Year’s Eve dance at Woodman hall on December 31, promising another well run event.
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John Mars
Wm. Geo. Davis
John M. Perry
Wm Geo. Davis
Ss. T. Wiproad
Conrad Berg
Bertha Berg
R. (. Rasmussen
Mary T. Lawler
Grain prices on the Choteau market from Farmers Elevator
The Choteau market lists grain prices provided by the Farmers Elevator Company. Figures are updated weekly through Thursday afternoon, reflecting current rates for local farmers.
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Choteau
Farmers’ Elevator Company
California visitors praise Montana winter weather
Mrs A J Cowell and her daughters Helen and Mable, who stayed in Berkeley for three months, returned to their Montana home last Tuesday evening and declared Montana’s weather superior to California winters.
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A.J. Cowell
Helen
Mable
Berekely
Cal
California
Montana
One Swallow Does Not Make a Summer ING BRINGS RESULTS
A brief item notes that a single positive result does not ensure overall success. It highlights cautious interpretation of early gains and implies ongoing efforts or subsequent developments will determine final outcomes.
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U. S. Grant, Jr
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American Press Association
IL Smiles
San Francisco
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Browning Catholic Church
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Elixsunrdipee
Henry Hinkle
John Lamott
James Brown
Chan Smith
C. W. Buck
Chas. Bard Jas. A. Perrine
W. E. Hagerty
Thos. Connolly
R. M. Stewart
Martha Double Hitt
James
Mary
Secree
Wetzel
Kennerly
Chas. Pocha
Prince Albert, Sask
Wm. Kipp
Blackfoot
R. J. Croft
Cut Bank Pioneer Press
Ludwin Otness
Norway
Ludwin
Brady
Brady Whetstone
Shelby News
Episcopal Church Notes
Jesus
Woodman Hall
R. C. Johnson
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