Twenty Years Ago in Chateau Montanian Area News
Attorney Bair is in Great Falls on legal business. Henry Radcliffe and wife visit town. E R Kellogg travels from Great Falls to Saypo ranch. C G Bynum visits his ill mother Mrs Fannie W Bynum. Florence Bean leaves for Dearborn then Helena for a teachers’ meeting. C E Pugsley and Jessie Logan announce marriage at M E church next Thursday. N L Halladay builds on Montana Ave. C W Gray and wife prepare for holidays. Edgar Logan returns from Montana Wesleyan University for holiday. Weather improves, ranges thawed, stockmen hopeful. Angus Bruce and Annie Elliott wedding announced for next Wednesday at William Bruce’s residence. Schuyler Acton injured by horse. Jones crushed ankle at same time. Typhoid reported in Shelby. J C Walker visits Great Falls from Spokane. J A Berthelote to Gold Butte for sheep interests. Mrs Ed Rose visiting Great Falls from Dupuyer. J W Conlife to spend holidays in Dupuyer. W D Jones leaves for Grandview Mo. Benson English named school trustee. Miss Bean’s selection praised. Dr Almas treats Mrs Hoy. patient improves. George Taylor learns eye sight destroyed. Hon John A Kennedy passes through Dupuyer en route to Blackfoot after time with family at Choteau.
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Benson English
Hardy F. Ingland
Miss Bean
Dr. Almas
A. L. Hoy
Raymond
John A. Kennedy
Dupuyer Tuasday
County forms America First movement to aid war effort
A community meeting led by Sam Potter established an America First organization in the Coburn office. The group vows no parading of patriotism but will press members to do their part for the war, with vigor against slackers and sedition. Officers include Potter president Perrine vice president Coburn secretary Worden treasurer.
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John W. Coburn
Sam Potter
America First
S&s
Notice to Stockholders Power State Bank Annual Meeting
Notice to stockholders of The Power State Bank Power Mu Itana regarding a meeting between 10 a m and 4 p m on Tuesday January 8 1918 to elect a board of directors for the ensuing year and to conduct other business as may properly come before the meeting. L C Carver cashier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Power State Bank
of Power
Mu Itana
Ward
L. C. Carver
Stolen Black Filly Seeks Return Near Conrad Montana
A two year old black filly branded XZ on the left shoulder is missing. Reward offered at five dollars for information and ten dollars for return to the old Scoffin ranch ten miles west of Conrad. Notify Geo Reedy Conrad Montana.
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Scoffin Ranch
Conrad
Geo
Reedy
Conrad, Mont
Ed. Dennis ranch sale near Chateau Montana
The 314 acre Ed. Dennis ranch on Spring Creek three miles above Chateau is offered at 41 dollars per acre. Included are 15 horses 200 chickens 25 turkeys 10 Guinea hens plus farming machinery wagons hay racks harness and tools. It is described as one of the country’s best dairy ranches. Weaver & Trescott Choteau Montana.
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Spring Creek
Weaver & Trescott
Choteau
Mont
Phone 57w At tha C. A. Cowell residence
A phone line marked 57w was reported at the residence of C. A. Cowell. Neighbors noted activity around the home and police were alerted to investigate the unusual number. No injuries or arrests reported.
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Tha
C. A. Cowell
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Chateau
Roulston
W. J. Roulston
McDonald Block
Wit
Hodgkiss
Choteau, Montana
Houck and
Cleland
Bair
Teton County
James Sulgrove
Great Falls
Henry Radcliffe
Beileview
E. R. Kellogg
Saypo
Charles G. Bynum
Butte
Fannie W. Bynum
Florence Ei. Bean
Dearborn
Helena
State Teachers’ Association
C. E. Pugsley
Jessie Logan
M. E. Church
N. L. Halladay
Montana Avenue
C. W. Gray
Edgar Logan
Montana Wesleyan University
Angus Bruce
Annie Elliott
William Bruce
Schuyler Acton
Baynum
Jones
Shelby
Jnc. C. Walker
Spokane
Jos. A. Berthelote
Gold Butte
Dupuyer Acantha
Ed Rose
J. W. Conlife
Dupuyer
W. D. Jones
Board of County Commissioners
Grandview
Ing
Blackfoot
Chris Ixline
Uncle Sam
Weiure
United States
Red Cross
Ofi
Kaiser
Dutton Sentinel
Kor Sale
Dennis
A. Deyong
J. I.cain
F. C. Currie
Choteau Lumber
Black
Ceylon
India
Japan
Logan and
Howard, Son
M. B. Purdy
Choteau, Mont
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