Marriage of Calix Degas and Mary Cutie at Great Falls
Twenty years ago in Choteau Montana Mr Calix Degas and Miss Mary Cutie wed in Great Falls on July 11 1898 with Rev Father Perrine officiating Bridesmaid Miss Rebecca Acton and groomsman Mr Harry Martin attended. Several locals travel to Great Falls for business visits and social notices follow including new residents moving near town and minor political hints about local republican candidacies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calix Degas
Mary Cutie
Choteau
Great Falls
Father Perrine
Rebbeca Acton
Harry Martin
Harry Marks
Hirshberg & Co
Dunager
Cohen
Chateau
Marks
Belt
C. Wallace Taylor
Pondera
Taylor
David Nelson
Larson Ranch
Locust Park
Montana
Nelson
Pendleton
Oregon
Burlington
Brady
Local Exchanges Highlight County Happenings and Personnel
A July 1898 birth is noted along with multiple visitors and job changes. C. F. Gatewood of Marysville checks stock interests while J A Smith of Port Kennedy visits. Wool sold at 16 18 cents. Mrs Edmondson undergoes surgery with hopes for recovery. Reclamation aims to deliver irrigation water next spring. canal lining is planned. Geo F Olson assumes Dupuyer Stage Line duties using a car to cut travel time. Reports include military draft rejections and training, gifts to Soldiery, and local transports and farm developments at Locust Park Farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Smith
Port Kennedy
J. C. McQuaig
W. D. Jones
Great Falls
Jones
Geo. F. Olson
Dupuyer
U. S
Valerian
Robert Kelly
Frank Strecker
James Ferguson
San Francisco
Conrad Independent
Riddick and sons fly in military airship at Park Field
Fergus County assessor and congress hopeful Leena Carl W. Riddick recounts a half hour flight at Park Field near Memphis with son Merrill as pilot. He describes 2000 feet altitude, calm handling, and a near solo return before praising the experience and noting both sons plan airship ownership after the war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riddick
Air Service
Park Field
Memphis
Tenn
Merrill
Rancher Carl Riddick Faces Congressional Candidacy
Carl Riddick of Fergus County Montana rose from a Indiana newspaper man to county official and now faces a Republican bid for Congress. His supporters cite strong local backing from farmers and business leaders across 27 eastern Montana counties seeking his service in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl W. Riddick
Fergus County
Montana
Carl Riddick
Indiana
Congress
Winamac
State Committee
Taft
Washington
Riddick
Indiana Republican Editorial Association
Indianapolis
Lewistown
Percus
Lergus County
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Choteau. Lumber Company
Choteau European Plan
Hodgkiss
Choteau, Montana
Price
HOUCK
Cleland
Bair
Teton County
James Sulgrove
The
Sands & Taylor
M. D. Cooper
Mrs. Krofft
Dr. Brooks
Sol Cohen
Spokane
P.G. Rimell
Guy
Nora Sellers
Jackson Ranch
S. G. Read
E. E. Leech
F. P. Cowell
Ray Cowell
É. K. Ferris
Bacon
Dakota
Harry Ferrin
Burton Beach
Waterman
J. H. Patterson
Havre
Logan
Mornion
Pugsley
Blackfoot
Shelby
Collins
Brown
Belleview Precinct
Kenneth McKenzie
Wade Hall
Dupuyer Acatha
Peter F. St.Denis
C. F. Gatewood
Marysville
Ninian Edmondson
Falls
Mrs. Edmondson
Sisters’ Hospital
John Higgins
J.J. Brown
Pondora
Has
Coulees
Fairfield Times
P. H. Dederick
Cut Bank
Cut Bank Soldier
United Cigars Co
Soldier Boys
Cut Bank Pioneer Press
Carl A. Mallebre
Black
Viola Rowekamp
Miss Rowekamp
Conrad
Leena
Cloude
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