Choteau Montanan Debuts as County Paper
C E Trescott and Son launch the Choteau Montanan in Chateau, a six page republican weekly praised as bright and well printed. Local papers across the region welcome the new publication and note its potential to boost Teton County journalism.
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Conradt Independent
Chateau Montanan
C. E. Kelliatt
Montanan
Editiog
Iper
Cantha
Trescott
Cut Bank Tribune
C. IE
Tresott
Chateau
Fr. Trescott
Teton County
Montana
Shelby
E. Trescott
Brady Whetstone
The
Choteau
C. EK. Trescott
Chester Signal
Choteau Montanan
Teton
I. Trescott and Son
Boulder Monitor
Choteau Acantha
Bro. Trescott
Journal
Shelby News
C. FE
Conrad Observer
EK. Trescott
C. E. Trescott and Son
Local Visitors and Travelers Around the County Seat
Hugh A. Rose and family visited the county seat over Sunday and Monday. Julius Hirshberg and Ed Wirshberg traveled to Conrad for business. Silverman and Wallenstein, Great Falls liquor dealers, were in town Monday. Mrs. H. W. Kelly returned from the Cascade Ranch. KE. E. Leech came from Walter to see the baseball game and acted like a fan. Dane Stewart of Bynum paused in town en route to Alhambra and Boulder Hot Springs for a two week stay.
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KE. E. Leech
Walter
Oster
Dane Stewart
Bynum
Alhambra
Boulder Hot Springs
Jourdonnais Family Returns From Visit and Homestead Proofs
Bh L Jourdonnais and family returned last Sunday from a week with relatives in Great Falls. Two final proofs were presented before U S Commissioner Warner last Monday. The first by Mrs Christie Lehr for her desert land entry southwest of town, the other for Charles Juvice on his homestead.
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Bh. L. Jourdonnais
Great Falls
U.S
Warner
Christie Lehr
Chas. Ju-vice
Drake Drug Co. visitor keeps belt as champion peddler named
CG. H. Drake of the Drake Drug Co. visited the county seat last Saturday. A former resident of this city, he is famed as the champion peddler of the "beautiful stun shine" and reportedly still holds the belt with little chance of losing it for years.
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CG. H. Drake
Drake Drug Co
Teton County
Bro. Drake
Bridge Construction Aids Glidden Tourists
The Great Northern builds a temporary plank bridge on wooden trestles across the Cut Bank this week to assist Glidden tourists due on the 19th. Crops across the region look excellent and promise a bumper fall for Shelby businesses. A new concrete block store for F. W. Merigold by Brady Commercial Co. advances rapidly. A socialist speaker’s street address is interrupted by Officer Thompson and resumes the next night with sterner words about U S laws.
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The
Great Northern
Cut Bank
F. W. Merigold
Brady Commercial Co
Brady Whetstone
Thompson
Uncle Sam
Conrad
Montana Press meeting date corrected for August
Link Humble and wife returned from Salt Lake after two to three weeks away and headed home near Bynum. The Montana State Press association annual meeting dates were misprinted and now run August 14 to 16. Also notes Frank H. Pings and J F Abrams visited the county, a Teton fishing trip yielded about 100 speckled trout, and Greenfield Grange No. 52 plans a Saturday dance and banquet to raise funds for hall construction.
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Link Humble
Salt Lake
Bynum
Utah
Montana State Press Association
Chas
Alfred Justice
Geo. Linder
Ed. Kilgore
Teton
Greenfield Grange
Fairfield
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Hugh A. Rose
Julius Hirshberg
Ed Wirshberg
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R. P. Dean
Therr
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Frank H. Pings
J. F. Abrams
Spokane
Winona Wagon Company
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T. H. Thompson
Manchester
J. M. Graves
Beaupre
Choteau House
Nick Baatz
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