Binder twine price at Power Morgan Co drops to eighteen cents
In local notices George Selway of Dupuyer was discharged from Mc Gregor Bros hospital after quinsy. Arthur Tufford and wife of Coffee Creek may settle here. Lawrence Parker of the U S reclamation service left hospital after pneumonia. Mrs Turner and Mrs Denson of the Marias country visited in the city. James Cowan reported winter wheat three feet tall with 50 acres and 20 bushels per acre expected. Ford auto trucks now available at Power Morgan Co. Lost a Buick rim and casing between Valier and Choteau. reward five dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Cowan
Bole
Cowan
Appraiser Mansur to Visit Chateau for Federal Land Loans
Spokane appraiser C. M. Mansur of the Federal Land Board will visit Chateau to appraise applicants for federal land loans. Those considering a loan should apply immediately to E. J. Hirshberg, secretary of the local board, as funds may be unavailable for about six months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. M. Mansur
Spokane
Federal Land Board
Chateau
E. J. Hirshberg
Commercial Hotel to Open Dining Rooms at Noon Sunday
The Commercial Hotel announces formal opening of its dining rooms at noon on Sunday July 26 with an elaborate dinner for the public. Hollands orchestra will provide music from 12 to 2 30 PM. The rooms are fitted in first class style with private booths for family parties and a record breaking crowd is expected as new dishes and treats will be featured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holland
Local News Briefs From Bynum And Fairfield
Mrs Chas Brown of Bynum is convalescing after a critical operation at Mc Gregor Bros hospital this week. Earl Halladay of Fairfield left for Salt Lake City to enlist in the Marines. Impounded One red mule cow with no brand ear marked with an under bite in the right ear. Inquire at the town marshal. Ester, daughter of Mary E White, had an operation for adenoids and tonsils at McGregor hospital this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Brown
Bynum
McGregor Bros. Hospital
Earl Halladay
Fairfield
Salt Lake City
Ester
Mary E. White
McGregor Hospital
Eckford to Attend State Bankers Meet in Great Falls
James Eckford of Citizens State Bank drove to Great Falls for the State Bankers Association meeting. Eckford serves on the association’s executive committee and will participate in today and Saturday sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Eckford
Citizens State Bank
Great Falls
State Bankers Association
Mr. Eckford
Association
Autos Standout Lineup Delights Buyers
A dealer touts a Saxon Six Liberty Six and Hudson Super Six as top in their class with prices 965 1275 and 1750. The Saxon features a Continental motor and Timkin bearings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saxon
Choteau Couple Wed in Morning Ceremony
Stanley R. Foot and Miss Cora Bateman were married yesterday morning at the bride’s brother’s home in Choteau. Foot, a four year resident and lawyer, and Bateman, a Chateau public school teacher, plan to reside in Choteau after a wedding trip to Glacier Park and western Montana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Choteau
W. E. Hall
Stanley R. Foot
Cora Bateman
Chateau
Glacier Park
Mrs Hayden Family Visiting From Simms This Week
Mrs A S Hayden and daughter from Simms are visiting for the week with Mr Hayden. The Ladies Episcopal Guild plans a meeting with Mrs Sweet on Thursday August 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Episcopal Guild
Mrs. Sweet
Potter returns home after business trip to Cut Bank
Hon S L Potter mayor and banker of Cut Bank came home Tuesday morning after a brief business visit in the city. The public is notified I will not be responsible for debts contracted by others. Geo D Corwin. Mil waukee plans to start mail service on Chateau Agawam branch August 1. Attorney Geo W Magee of Dupuyer transacted county business the first of the week. Hirshberg store clerks held a Sun River dam picnic and enjoyed the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. L. Potter
Cut Bank
Geo. D. Corwin
Geo. W. Magee
Dupuyer
Hirshberg
Sun River
Two Men Fined for Disturbing Peace in Chateau
Theodore Albright and Frank S. Bean were brought to Chateau by Deputy Sheriff Bennetson of Dutton and appeared before Justice DeHaas. They were charged with disturbing the peace, each fined $10 and costs, which they paid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore Albright
Frank S. Bean
Chateau
Bennetson
Dutton
Justice DeHaas
Sulgrove Family Welcomes New Daughter
Born on Tuesday July 24 1917 to the wife of James Sulgrove of Chateau a daughter. The birth adds to a family that already has three prospective soldiers and two Red Cross nurses all ready to do their duty when called.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Sulgrove
Chateau
Mrs. Sulgrove
Red Cross
Sully
Fairfield Community Hall Dance Promises Bright Evening
The Fairfield band will host a dance at the Community Hall in Fairfield on Saturday evening August 4. The hall is the largest in Teton county and will be well lighted with a Delco electric lighting system. Tickets cost $1.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairfield
Teton County
Delco
Band concert draws large crowd to Chateau from surrounding towns
A Saturday band concert in Great Northern park attracted a large crowd to Chateau with attendees from nearby towns and the countryside. The event was praised for public spirit and a desire for more similar evenings in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Northern Park
Chateau
Local visitors and fishing trip noted at county seat
Dr. W. J. McGregor and Clarence Looney fished one day on Lake McDonald this week. B. Embody and his son Dave of the Fish Lake country west of Dupuyer are visitors at the county seat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. McGregor
Clarence Looney
Lake McDonald
Embody
Dave
Fish Lake Country
Dupuyer
For Sale and Local Notices
For Sale listing includes a 1917 model Ford car and a Hupmobile in first class shape from Power Morgan Co. Mrs Oscar Piper left the Mceafter a weeks confinement with stomach trouble. Frank Howard of the Chateau house returned from a several weeks visit to St Paul and other eastern places.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Power-Morgan Co
Oscar Piper
Mce-Gregor Bros. Hospital
Frank Howard
Chateau House
St. Paul
For Sale Winter Wheat and Oats Seed Prices Listed
Winter wheat seed priced at 2.50 per bushel and oats at 2.75 per hundred. Sale notices come from Nick Vlin kervleugel of Spring Valley and George I. Smith, former Willow Creek County resident now in Southern Idaho, visiting this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nick Vlinkervleugel
Spring Valley
George I. Smith
Willow Creek Country
Chateau
Idaho
Lost fishing outfit item with license in Great Falls
Found notice describes a lost black grip between Vaughn and Bob that holds a full fishing outfit including boots coat pants reel hooks and a fishing wallet with hooks and a license bearing W C Greenwood. Reward offered for return to Fre mont Apts Great Falls Mont.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vaughn
Bob
W. C. Greenwood
Fremont Apts
Great Falls
Mont
McFatridge Visitors in Chateau to Discuss G N Railway Matters
J. E. McFatridge and his wife, formerly of Browning, visited Chateau early this week. McFatridge now works in the G N railway tax department and his purpose was to protect the company's interests before the county commissioners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. McFatridge
Browning
Chateau
McFatridge
G. N. Railway
Fishing party from Conrad reports pleasant Deep Creek trip
Frank Hopkins and wife with Hon. C. C. Davis and James Too may plus Mrs. Too may spent several days on Deep Creek earlier this week. They passed through Chateau on the return journey and said the fishing was good and the outing very enjoyable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Hopkins
Conrad
C. C. Davis
Lhgsper
James Toomay
Cowgill
Milwaukee agent buys A. Young property in Cowgill addition
C S Owens agent for the Milwaukee in this city purchased the A Young property in the Cowgill addition and with his wife and child took possession on Tuesday. Mrs Young and daughter moved to Great Falls to make their home while Mr Young remains in Chateau for several weeks completing carpenter contracts. J M Weaver was the selling agent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C.S. Owens
Milwaukee
A. Young
Cowgill
Farmer Ed Bollerud Reports Mixed Midwest Crop Conditions
Ed Bollerud of Farmington returns from Wisconsin where crops look good and near average. He notes hot dry weather in the Dakotas eastern Montana and Milwaukee line to Great Falls has caused serious crop conditions with possible failures. In Chateau country prospects are better with at least half a crop or more and grain ripening well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed. Bollerud
Farmington
Wisconsin
Bollerud
Parton Beach
Dakotas
Montana
Milwaukee Line
Great Falls
Also Mentioned on This Page
Binder Twine
Power- Morgan Co
George Selway
Arthur R. Tufford
Coffee Creek
Lawrence Parker
U. S. Reclamation Service
MccGregor Bros. Hospital
Mesdames
J.C. Turner
Ford Auto
Valier
Buick
Paris
Chateau Hardware Co
Chateau-Agawam
Durham
E. H. Ganong
H. M. Read
Central Avenue of
Main Avenue
First Street
Jos. Hirshberg & Co
Frank Young
Purdue
Purdue University
Maytag
Sven
Power-Morgan Company
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