Falls business visitor and local notices from Choteau area
Viviam Connor visited Falls on business while nails damaged by water were reported. Martin Rose and wife came from Spring Valley ranch. The first division of the Ladies Industrial will meet at Mrs. A B Guthrie's home July 12. Mrs. Stanley Smith of near Bynum died at Choteau hospital. Screens sold by St Anthony and Dakota Lumber Co. Mrs H J McGregor joined Capt McGregor in Helena before his Mexico border service. Zimmerman homestead sold to Ernest and wife of this city. Jameson Price auction postponed with sale likely within 30 days. W H Patrick editor of the Bynum Herald and family visited. Irene Pfrimmer returning to Bynum to summer with relatives. Furniture department promotion at Chateau Hardware Co. Mrs John Graves reported unwell. Births: a daughter to Mr and Mrs Henry Dale. a son to Mr and Mrs Homer Rowland. U S political notes on Hughes and the next election. Mass at Catholic church July 2. Milwaukee track work resumed. Industrial food sale tomorrow at Chateau Mercantile Store. Mrs Burbank and Mrs Bert Halladay coordinating. Mrs C Lestrud requests Montanan be sent to 2380 Fifth Ave E Spokane. James Smith left with Company M N M. A C Burbank appointed deputy county auditor amid Mexican war scare.
Miss Wilma Jones Heads Home For Summer Visit
Miss Wilma Jones, student in Portland, arrives last Tuesday to spend the summer with her parents W D Jones and wife in the Spring Hill country. W D Jones, a farmer and stock raiser, and G N Campbell of Dupuyer were visitors at the county seat last Monday, paying a friendly call in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilma Jones
Portland
W.D. Jones
Spring Hill
G. N. Campbell
Dupuyer
Walley reports high Sun River flow and summer camp plans
A M Walley returned Tuesday evening from Sun River Hot Springs where he set up camp for his wife and children who will stay all summer. He notes the Sun River higher than usual requiring the high water trail for trips to the springs. In Dupuyer justice court John Fox was bound over for district court after conviction of assault in the second degree for stabbing Wm Pembroke. Pembroke pled guilty to assault in the third degree and received thirty days in the county jail for his role in the brawl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. M. Walley
Sun River
A. E. Move
Dupuyer
John Fox
District Court
Pembroke
Fox
Local travelers return from western reservations and Oregon
Wm Hodgskiss returned Monday from Browning on the Blackfeet Indian reservation after days of business in the region. Mrs Emily Truchot arrived in Chateau from Portland Oregon to handle local interests and to visit relatives and friends for a short time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Hodgskiss
Browning
Blackfeet
Emily Truchot
Chateau
Portland
Oregon
Mrs C O Lee Enjoyed Visit Then Returns Home
Mrs C O Lee and her son left Wednesday for Madison Minnesota after visiting relatives in the area for several weeks. Lee is J J Daley’s daughter and once lived in Chateau. Jacob and L Frey of La Crosse Wisconsin arrived Wednesday evening en route to Bynum to visit a brother’s family, delayed by high water stopping trains for a week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob and
L. Frey
la Crosse Wis
Bynum
Rheumatism Patient Wm Humble Bound for Sunnyside Baths
Wm Humble of Bynum rides a south bound train to Sunnyside Hot Springs at Alhambra for rheumatism treatment. He has been dangerously ill for weeks, carried to the train on a stretcher, and relief is hoped from the baths and a speedy permanent recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Humble
Bynum
Sunnyside
Alhambra
Iowa City Students Return from University
John Truchot and H. W. Luther arrived in Chateau from Iowa City where they attended school. Dr. Luther completed his university course and plans to practice dentistry, aiming to settle in Montana, location to be determined. Truchot has one more year of college and will return to Iowa City next fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Truchot
H. W. Luther
Chateau
Iowa City
Iowa
Luther
University
Montana
Mr. Truchot
Choteau Baseball Team Defeats Polo 5 to 3
The Choteau team traveled to Polo last Sunday to face Polo. Choteau won 5 to 3 as Dad Powell pitched a heady game on the mound for Choteau.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Choteau
Polo
Powell
Dietrich Family Returns Home After Helena Visit
Principal Dietrich and his family arrived home at the start of the week by automobile after a short stay in Helena. Professor Dietrich's father, superintendent of Helena schools, joined them and planned to continue to his Havre ranch but remains delayed by high water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dietrich
Helena
Havre
Immigration party visits Greenfield seeking land for colonization
Mr. Morrison an assistant immigration agent from the Great Northern, with Burns and Helgerson of Greenfield Ohio, toured the region Monday with P. I. Cole of the Chateau Land and Loan Co. Helgerson, a Dunkard minister, seeks land for a church colony while Burns assists as a colonization advisor. Poor road conditions hindered their inspection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morrison
Great Northern
Messrs. Burns
Helgerson
Greenfield
Ohio
P. I. Cole
Chateau Land and Loan Company
German Brethren Church
Dunkard
Burns
Rev. Helgerson
Chateau
Nominations Filed for Local Justice and Assembly Seats
Frank E. Van Dermark Republican seeks justice of the peace in Cut Bank township. Amos C. Matticks Democrat from Valier runs for representative in the legislative assembly pledging to serve the people to the best of his ability and requests ballot printing of Greates t good for greatest number of people Economic expenditure of public money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank E. van Dermark
Justice of the Peace
Cut Bank Township
Amos C. Matticks
Valier
Legislative Assembly
Grandmother Reunion Delays Train Schedule In Great Falls
Mrs. J. J. Hannan returned from Spokane to meet her grandmother Mrs. Jackson. Mrs. Jackson paused in Great Falls to await trains resumption to regular service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Hannan
Spokane
Mrs. Jackson
Mrs. Bishop Returns to Fayette Iowa After Three Months Away
Mrs Max Bishop and her two daughters return to Fayette Iowa after three months away. Ralph Humprey brother of Mrs Bishop accompanies them and will spend the summer in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max Bishop
Mrs. Bishop
Fayette
Iowa
Ralph Humprey
Great Falls Businessmen Buy Murpy Ranch Along Teton
Cal Lewis S A Willis and Sam Swilling of Great Falls purchase the 2333 acre John T Murpy ranch west of Collins along the Teton river. The deal totals about 50000 dollars through John Mc Bride of Helena. The estate includes 1500 acres under ditch 600 in alfalfa 120 in grain with wheat and oats. Lewis will move to the ranch immediately as resident manager and plan stock raising.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cal Lewis
S. A. Willis
Sam Swilling
Great Falls
John T. Murphy
Teton River
Collins
John McBride
Helena
Lewis
Ranch For Sale With Grain Alfalfa Hay and Water Shares
Seventy five acres of grain twenty acres of alfalfa and one hundred acres of blue joint hay offered for sale. Three shares of water in the farmers ditch included. See Ingram Cain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ingram Cain
Also Mentioned on This Page
Connor
Chateau Hardware Co
Martin Rose and
Wife
Spring Valley Country
Ladies’ Industrial
A. B. Guthrie
Stanley Smith
Near
Choteau Hospital
St. Anthony
H. J. McGregor
Capt. McGregor
Friendly Zimmerman
Fairfield
Ernest McCullough
Jameson & Price
W.H. Patrick
Bynum Herald
Irene Pfrimmer
Lander
Wyo
S. A. Pfrimmer
Homer Pfrimmer
John Graves
Henry Dale
St. Anthony & Dakota Lumber Co
H. T. Rhoads
Detroit
Mich
Rochester
Lorenzo Jefferson
Lubec
David R. Burt
South Shore
South Dakota
Mr. Burt
Wiley Shannon
M.N.G. M
Mexico
W. J. Crittenden
G. B. Grande
Dry Forks
H. McCollough
Wednesday
Homer Rowland
Republican Party
Hughes
U. S
Milwaukee
Montanan
Chateau Mercantile Store
Burbank
Bert Halladay
C. James Smith
N. M
A.C. Burbank
Mr. Smith
Jos. Hirshberg & Co
E of
Hart Shaffner Marx
McCormick
Morgan Company
Choteau, Montana
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