Community notes from Dupuyer and nearby towns
A survey of short items from Dupuyer and surrounding areas reports absences on business in Great Falls, mining interests in Whitehall, and attendance at political events in Butte and Bozeman. Local arrivals and departures include visitors from Columbia Falls and Missoula, with ongoing schoolhouse chimney work and upcoming mineral district activity near Dupuyer.
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E. E. Leech
Cal Thompson
Pondera
Fort Assinniboine
Blackfoot Reservation
Sooners
Mineral
Local notices from Conrad area list deaths and injuries
John Suphellen dies at 30 after abdominal sarcoma in Montana hospital. Otto Abraham injured at Libby Lumber with broken collarbone from falling timber. Montana Railway Commission rejects lower Canadian coal rate via Sweet Grass. Mrs. J P Carberry burns hand lighting lamp in Glacier Park. Bell Telephone project in Brady aims July switchboard, 20 subscribers. A B Guthrie enters race for county treasurer. Longview proposed north of Bynum on G N Ry. Jack Weitzel and J N Starbuck finalize Conrad drug deal.
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John Suphellen
Kippen
Montana
Norway
A. Suphellen
Fargo
N. D
Greibok
Connor & Earhart
Holland Cemetery
Conrad
Otto Abraham
Libby Lumber Company
Montana Railway Commission
Sweet Grass
H. J. Halvorson
Cut Bank
Halvorson
Pioneer Press
Interstate Commerce Commission
Roger Carney
Bell Telephone Company
Brady
Valier
Times
A. B. Guthrie
Chateau
Fairfield Times
Longview
G. N. Ry
Bynum
Rocky Mountains
U. S
Lorgview
Lewis Farm
Bynum Herald
Jack Weitzel
Drake Drug Company
Robertson Drug Store
J. N. Starbuck
Mr. Starbuck
Mr. Weitzell
Valerian
Death of Chas D Phemister Remains Buried at Local Cemetery
Chas D Phemister born Indiana July 24 1842 died Fish Lake ranch June 8 1916. He came to Montana about 42 years ago lived in Helena Fort Benton Dosson I G Baker firm boss farmer at Piegan Agency later rancher at Fish Lake and Dupuyer managed a hotel and meat market at Chateau. Survived by widow an adopted daughter Mrs J B Welch and sister Mrs M J Galigher Auburn Wash. Funeral held June 10 in Dupuyer hall conducted by Rev A E Foutch with burial at local cemetery.
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Indiana
Fish Lake
Montana
Helena
Fort Benton
Dosson
I. G. Baker
Mary Red Paint
Piegan
Major Young
Major Allen
Dupuyer
Chateau
J. B. Welch
M. J. Galigher
Auburn
Wash
Dupuyer Hall
A. E Foutch
M. E
Valier
Belleview Student Starts Aluminum Ware Sales Tour
David Gray of Belleview left Saturday to take up work as a salesman of aluminum ware in different parts of the state. He will spend his vacation this summer in the summer job, a common practice for students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Gray
Belleview
David
Ripe Olives Demand Care to Preserve The Best
Dead ripe olives taste best but require strict handling. The note warns that extreme care is needed to maintain flavor and quality from harvest to storage.
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Choteau
Teton County
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Chateau Montanian
Julius Hirshberg
Great Falls
H. S. Wright
Butte
Mr. McKnight
Phil Gibson
Wallace Taylor
D H. St. Clair
J. W. Armstrong
Elsie Barron
Dakotas
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Nat Collins
Carrie
Columbia
Chas Gray
George S. Smiths
C. R. Scoffin
Richard Quinn
Lucile
Will Jackson
Memphis
Choteau Mercantile Company
May Edwards
Sun River
K. P. Grand Lodge
Bozeman
Gallatin
Dupuyer Acantha
Dr. Titus
Jack Gordon
Blackfoot
Neil McConnell
R. M. Steele
Armstrong
al Hamilton
Wm. Bass
Thomas M. Garland
Marins
J. W. Davies
Vernie
the Marias
Mr. Davies
Raymond Luce
J. A. VanBuskirk
Wm. D. Hagen
Court House
J. P. Carberry
Glacier Park
Mission Pool Hall
John Pedersen Choteau
Ford Automobiles
Power
Morgan Company
Zles
Ington
Houck and
Cleland
Spencer & McCullough
Arkles
Spencer & McCullough Roulston Jewelry Store
Conn
Baseman
Risning Licenses
Logan & Howard
Henry Bosch Co
Lansing and
Ellis
Nyal
Choteau Drug Company