Twenty Years Ago In Chateau Montanian News
Milan Milligan resident Phil Rimell visits while Sol Silverman travels to Helena. Local financiers J. Sweeney travels from Helena, and Neil McGannell recovers from bowel inflammation. Rev Allen Rodger preaches then departs with evangelists to Augusta. Crees soldiers withdraw as families head to the mountains. Choteau earns fame on wheels amid townsfolk strolling the streets. Death of John R. Smith, Flowerree foreman from the early eighties, noted. Delegation visits Fort Shaw Indian Industrial School praising industrial work. Georgina Aspling born 1889 died 1896 at age 7. Work begins on Dr Titus residence. W. H. Gallagher resigns as Dupuyer registry agent. Chas Thomas visits Fort Benton. populist delegates chosen to state convention. B P Fox seeks ranch sites near Sun River. Prospecting party returns with valued specimens. N E Jenkins appointed boundary surveyor for Blackfoot Reservation sale area. Edward M Miller moves from Helena to the Davie Lutz ranch. Sir Rose sells Dupuyer ranch to Morin. Pat Holland visits Dupuyer. Capt John Evans and son visit Blackfeet reservation. James Whygham rents Potter barn to open a premier feed stable. Jimmie preserves horse care.
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J. A. Moulton
Sterling McDonald
Katherine
A. B. Hamilton
Ella
Gracie
Oscar Pugsiey
Geo. Logan
Logan
Jessie
Fort Shaw Indian Industrial School
Georgina Aspling
Thomas P
Mary Aspling
N. E. Jenkins
Blackfoot
Edward M. Miller
Helena
Davie Lutz
Sheep Creek
Sir Rose
Dupuyer
A. H. Morin
Pat Holland
Capt
John Evans
Chateau
Blackfeet
Butte Wage Dispute Settled After Arbitration Board
Butte workers and the Silver Bow Employers association reached a compromise to end a wage controversy. The teamsters and workers had demanded 50 cents daily, boosting pay from 3.50 to 4.00, but the final agreement grants 25 cents now with an extra 25 cents if copper rises to 15 cents or more. The arbitration board will handle future wage differences.
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Butte
Workingmen’s and Teamsters
Silver Bow Employers Association
Employers Association
Teamsters
Buriton Beach Weather Shaves Hail Storm Impact
Saturday evening hail in Burton Beach caused no crop damage and rain was welcome. Seeding done late had not yet emerged, making the wet spell beneficial for local fields.
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Burton Beach
B. B. “Rogers
Byron
County Commissioners Proceedings Summary
County commissioners file shows numerous payments to individuals and firms for services, road work, supplies, and administrative costs. Items include Perry area payments to clerks, surveyors, and physicians. purchases from lumber and hardware firms. railroad and travel reimbursements. and various fund allocations totaling 17270.91 with adjournment sine die.
Tourist Drowns Crossing Glacier Park River
Miss Jane Davis of Scranton Pennsylvania, a Glacier National Park tourist, drowned this afternoon while fording the Two Medicine River on horseback. The current swept her away before the party guide could reach her. Body to be shipped to Pennsylvania. She was visiting with relatives.
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Glacier Park
Jane Davis
Scranton
Glacier , National Park
Two Medicine
Pennsylvania
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C. E. Trescott and Son, Publishers
Choteau
Montana
Teton County
Mont
Phil Rimell
Milligan
Sol Silverman
W. J. Sweeney
Tommy Cruse
Neil McGannell
Allen Rodger
Augusta
John R. Smith
Flowerree
Dupuyer Acantha
Dr. Titus
W. H. Gallagher
Chas. Thomas
Birch Creek
Fort Benton
S. Y. Pearod
J. E. Erickson
Thomas Lillard
B. P. Fox
Sun River
James C. Rutheford
Chas. Phemister
James Whygham
Potter Barn
Jimmie
Mission Pool Hall
Choteau, Montana
Hoteau
Eld
S. H. Lucas
Gore
Zles
Ington
Houck and
Cleland
Burton Beach News
Grace Reiding
Henrietta Slanger
Bole
John Roof
A. P. Reiding
Theodore Grote
Rink
Hans Ottness
Same
LE. Pierce
Dame Ais
Paul Erickson
Herbert Peterson
J. E. Spokelie
J. Peterson
Came
E. D. Forrest
William Kauffman
H. A. Rose
Nels O. Berg
A. C. Burbank
Charles H. Ferris
Me Henneman
Albert Johnson
Nick Pfeiffer
Jack Weibenga
J L. Russell
Walter M. Brophy
Oc. Stuart
John Ward
C. Odenwald
C Pp. Roberts
J. Reinhart
F. Masselin
Vincent Ellis
Jo. Johnson
Rogers-Templeton Lumber Co
Bynum
Material
Chris. Amundson
Fred Zimbleman
Jos. Hirshberg & Co
Libby Lumber Co
Brady
Mary A. Little
Cook
Knute Franzen
William Hodgskiss
Cut Bank Hardware Co
Herman Crumpacker
James Smith
C. N. Ward
Austad
A. T. Rhoads
Cora Clifton
Sears House of Good Shepherd
Clara Belchard
Federden and McCune
Sears I. T. Whistler
B. Bell
P. O. Neraal
Wiliam Blair
Sionc Awe
McGregor Hospital
Chateau Hospital
Poor Stone
Clothier
H. Beaupre
Secm
Martin Jacobson
Henry Radcliffe
W. C. Story
Josef Thornd
W. Story
Cowell and Cowgill
Jas. J. Bissard
William, Cooper
Olaf Lindseth
C. James Smith
County Auditor
Tgtaall
E. A. Savory
R. McNamer
Bridge Fund
United States Bridge Co
Lowry Bridge
Co. P. Roberts
Esece Intestate
Idea
Farmers Elevator Co
St. Anthony & Dakota Elevator Co
Court House
E. C. Garrett
Spencer & McCullough Druggists
Arkles
Spencer & McCullough Roulston Jewelry Store
Conn
Catcher
Logan & Howard
Henry Bosch Co
Lansing and
Ellis
Choteau Drug Company
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