Local Happenings In Choteau Montana May 15 1914
Choteau Montana weekly news notes arrivals from Butte Great Falls and Virginia visitors attend events. Obituary reports E T Weyman of Bynum dies and lies in Missoula burial. Trout fry shipment to Chateau Rod and Gun Club 180000 fry move to Teton Spring creek and Deep creek with further consignments promised. Electric lighting project advances with promised rate cuts after completion.
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Great Falls
Chateau Club Rooms
Chateau Rod and Gun Club
Kalispell
Teton
Spring Creek
Deep Creek
Major Baldwin
State Fish Commission
Dean
Bynum
Sheep Creek
Dupuyer
Baldwin
Gun Club
Chateau Power Manager Reviews State Towns
Mr. H. McCullough, manager of the Chateau Light and Power Company, returned from a midweek trip surveying electric power and lighting systems in several towns to gather data for cost reductions and improved service. He intends to use findings to inform plans for cheaper electricity offerings.
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H. McCullough
Chateau Light and Power Company
Mr. McCullough
Naturalization papers filed for David Owen Price
Declaration to become a U S citizen filed by David Owen Price of Conrad, a subject of Wales. He resides in Conrad and seeks naturalization.
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The
United States
David Owen Price
Wales
Conrad
Bishop Brewer Visits Choteau Missions for Confirmation
Bishop Brewer conducted annual visitations to his missions in Teton county this week. He preached at the Episcopal church last Sunday and confirmed three afterward. He recalled his first visit to Choteau 27 years ago on May 17 by stage from Great Falls and noted Rev. Attwood’s snowbound 18th May arrival years earlier.
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Brewer
Teton County
Episcopal Church
Choteau
Great Falls
Attwood
Montana
Jackson
Puntenny
Brady
Brady Whetstone
Thomas
J. C. Connole
Porter Bench
Undertaking Chapel
Father Hanna
Butte
Conrad
Craven
Nebraska State League
Archie Goins
Whitefish
Seattle
Peace Day Observed at Episcopal Church Next Sunday
Peace Day will be observed at the Episcopal church on May 17 with sermons at morning and evening services focused on peace. The notice urges churchgoers to join in observing the day and cites Christian teachings as promoting peace amid global unrest. Rev. L. F. Haley, Pastor.
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Episcopal Church
Grant
L. F. Haley
Bridge project drives county action and town cooperation
Cut Bank and Browning consider joint efforts to improve park travel with a new bridge over Cut Bank creek promised after talks with county commissioners. Local clubs push highway sign boards to guide auto travelers to the park while Conrad plans a strong season with new players and a May 30 opening.
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F. P. Sherburne
Browning Commercial Club
Blackfeet
Cat Bank
Cut Bank
Browning
Cut Bank Pioneer Press
Intra County Conveyances Filed With County Clerk
A list of instruments filed in the county clerk and recorder’s office through May 7 shows transfers of property interests in Conrad Valier Shelby Cut Bank and Chateau areas. Transactions include sales from Vernon Armstrong to John Hartin for 250 dollars and multiple one dollar transfers, plus several US patent filings for land parcels in townships 31 28 22.
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Montanan
Teton County Abstract Co
Chateau
Montana
Vernon Armstrong
John Hartin
Conrad
Horace C. Paige
George W. Millard
Martha C. Paige
Lee E. Garrow
Madeline R
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Dimensions
the Oasis
Collins, Montana
Ben Feist
T. H. Thompson
Burton Beach
Farmington
Burton
D. W. McCormack
Livingston, Mont
C. E. Trescott and
Mont
Chas. G. Bynum
G.M. Coffey
Chas. Heighton
Frank A. Oulton
Farmers Elevator Co
Missoula
Billy Hildreth
Chas. DuBose
Virginia
J. C. Taylor
G. M. Coffey, Jr
California
John Sabados
E. T. Weyman
Mattie Weyman
Thos. Dunstan
Will Weyman
H. A. Jackson
Sam Potter
Martin Jacobson
Cut Bank Creek
Messrs
Jacobson
Potter
Cut Bank Tribune
C. C. Puntenny
Limington
Charles R. Wilbur
First State Bank
Shelby
John T. Gaines
Joseph L. Favot
Sarah Hughes
Harry
Koch
Rosedale
Walter Welch
Pondera Creamery Co
William Cowgill
Charles Metz
Cowgill
U.S
Ben Huenink
Jennie M. Cain
Guy A. Murphy
W. Hugh Wypper
W. Bertus J. Ufkes
Pen
Choteau Drug CO
TIN Shop
J. W. Chapel
Hannon’s
Connor
N. Main St
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