Notable Local Notices From Around The County
In Brady and surrounding towns local figures share travel, marriages, and career moves. Frank Prieto reports Alps front duty and furlough while H A Bruenn resigns as First National bank cashier. Claude Pierce weds Myrtle Austin in Anchorage and celebrants appear across Conrad Agawam and Dupuyer communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dominic Lavorato
Frank Prieto
Frank
Alps
Brady
Brady Citizen
Agawam Briefs Report Coal Receipt and Local Moves
The first coal car arrived Wednesday. Mrs. O. F. Schaefer visited Great Falls last Monday. Mrs. C. K. Malone and children moved to Agawam last Tuesday so the children could attend school. Julia Hanson returned to her home near Selma last week. Tillie Aasgard of Fowler visited Bettina Eliason last week. Milton Trodick and Francis Suiste took eighth grade exams in Chateau on the 10th and 11th. Ernest Brown bought a new Ford. Alf Waynild shipped a car load of barley from Agawam last Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. H. Blanchard
Conrad High School
Norma Hansen
Chicago
Blanchard
Iowa City
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Conrad
Conrad Independent
C. K. Malone
Agawam
Julia Hanson
Selma
Milton Trodick
Francis Suiste
Chateau
Ernest Brown
Ford
Alf Waynild
Local Notes On Moves And Mishaps In County
Dupuyerltems HK. A Savory left for Chateau for the county commissioners meeting. Mrs. Dan Shields returns from Washington with a baby girl. Billy Wison broke his leg again after a fall. severe pain reported. Mr. and Mrs. William Gordon and daughter Jac Embody go to Great Falls. Gordon operated on there. Dr. and Mrs. Maynard accompanied them home. Alex McDonell visits his brother Billy McDonell and they plan a brief Great Falls stay. Nick Pfeiffer tended bar while McDonell was away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billy Wison
William Gordon
Jac
Great Falls
Gordon
Maynard
Alex McDonell
Billy McDonell
Nick Pffeiffer
Mr. McDonell
Local notes from the Teton community
Mrs Cora McBride left for North Yakiman Wash after visiting her daughter Mrs C W Riggins. Harold remains to attend school here. Charles Wiseman ill with pneumonia at Fair Oaks. Andrew Dale returns from Minnesota. Holm family and Blanksma family travel. D Grippe keeps T S Armstrong home. R C Breiman visits Choteau. Several pupils take 8th grade exams. Fanny Bouma birthday marked with Bouma dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cora McBride
C. W. Riggins
North
Yakiman Wash
Harold
C. E. Wiseman
Charles
Fair Oaks
Int
D. Blanksma
A. T. Wiseman
Chotetsu
Chateau
Anton Holm
Notice of Sale at Hotel in Bole Montana 1917
The hotelkeeper W. W. Mitzel offers at public auction the personal property of Emil Nelson to satisfy charges. Items include a barber chair an enamelled sink an overcoat and a vase. The sale occurs at the hotel in Bole Montana at 2 pm on Saturday February 17 1917 with a minimum bid of 50 and advertising costs. First publication January 17 1917.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bole
Mont
Emil Nelson
W. W. Mitzel
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The
Choteau Montanan
And.son, Publishers
Choteau
Montana
Teton County
Lont
H. A. Bruenn
First National Bank
Bruenn
BE. L. Moore
Silver, Mont
Moore
Fort Benton
Bruce R. McNamer
Harry McNamer
Prophetstown
Bruce
Cut Bank Pioneer Press
Claude Pierce
Alaska
Dee
Myrtle Austin
Mr. Babcock
Coffee Creek
Mrs. Harrington
Mary Sutton
Richard Schroeder
Bynum
Anchorage Daily Times
Claude E. Pierce
Cupid
J. L. McBride
Claude EK. Pierce
8Th Avenue
H Street
Bertha Britton
Thos. Peterkin
Anchor
Pierce
Miss Austin
Wm. Austin
Anchorage
the Times
John Higgins
Cut Bank
Louis Lenore
Stuart Edgar
Ted Orr
Clyde Golder
Lewistown
Mrs. L. White
Birch Creek
B.A. Savory
John Lepper
J. Lauffer
Miss Trent
Ben English
Mary
Dupuyer
Manix
Dry Forks
Carl Rappold
W. D. Jones
Wilma
Reed Jones
Spring Hill
O. F. Schaefer
Tillie Aasgard
Fowler
Bettina Eliason
HK. A. Savory
Dan Shields
Washington
Teton Slope
Andrew Dale
Minnesota
T. S. Armstrong
R. C. Breiman
White School House
Pieter Bouma
Choteau Lumber Company
Tommy
Navy Yard
Chicago Newa
St. Anthony & Dakota Elevator Co
H. R. Dobbin
Ford Bldg
Riving Daily
Florsheim
Chas
Frost
Gent’s Furnishings
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