Glasgow's Shoe Store Advertises Back-to-School Gear
Glasgow's Shoe Store in Chateau promotes school shoes and stockings for boys and girls with a twenty five percent discount on tennis shoes pumps and barefoot candles. Local residents include A C Warner visiting Great Falls returning to Chateau and Postmaster and Mrs Wm Krofft plus Earl Nelson at the Falls for a circus. Annie Brenneman returns to Chateau to teach at Teton County High School after summer in Bozeman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glasgow
Wm. Krofft
Earl Nelson
Falls
Chateau
Annie Brenneman
Bozeman
Teton County High School
Choteau
Road house sale and local notes from Fairfield Times
For sale the road house and about one acre of land at Claude with contact through Chas Gies Great Falls. Local news covers grand lodge O E S session in Butte, Jolly Matrons entertained at Mrs John T Moore, Christine Johnson returns from Chicago, Ruby Hedgskiss guest Mary Danielson from Miles City, and plans to study at Montana State College Bozeman. Articles of incorporation Fairfield Town Hall company filed. capital stock 10000 dollars with 600 subscribed. Dr Kromer to visit Chateau September 15 for eye fittings. E E Chamberlain returns to Chateau as Great Northern agent. crop conditions good in NE Montana. Milwaukee line grade washouts near Fairfield Choteau. Milwaukee intends to finish line to Agawam by November 3 despite labor shortage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude
Chas
Gies
Great Falls
Ruby Hedgskiss
Mary Danielson
Miles City
Bozeman
The
State College
Milwaukee
Choteau
Fairfield
Agawam
C. L. Whiting
Agawan
Fairfield Times
Connors and companions depart for Glacier National Park
C H Connor and wife Mrs Paul J Wilkins, Christine Johnson, Alden Connor and Chas LaPage left Wednesday for Glacier National Park. They expect to return Sunday or Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. H. Connor
Paul J. Wilkins
Christine Johnson
Alden Connor
Chas. LaPage
Glacier National Park
Mrs Rowland Sent To Conrad Hospital For Surgery
Mrs Homer Rowland of By num was taken to Conrad hospital for treatment. Dr Power, her attending physician, says an operation is necessary but her condition must improve for two or three weeks before she can withstand the operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer Rowland
Bynum
Conrad
Power
Rowland
Mrs Dixon visits Rebekah lodges on Montana and Augusta trips
Mrs Alice Dixon from Philipsburg visited the local lodge of Rebekahs as president of the Rebekah assembly of Montana last Monday evening. She departed Tuesday morning for Augusta to visit the Augusta Rebekahs that evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Dixon
Philipsburg
Rebekahs
Rebekah
Rebekah Lodge Welcomes State President in Chateau Visit
Mrs Monkman and her daughter Mrs Robt Bitting of Bynum attended a special Rebekah lodge meeting in Chateau Monday evening to greet the state president during her visit.
Mrs Verge Joins Captain Verge in Douglas Ariz After Primary
Mrs Walter L Verge departed Wednesday to join her husband Captain Verge who leads Company M Montana National Guard in Douglas Arizona. She did not know the Tuesday primary results except that Verge won both wards in Chateau by handsome margins and she voiced satisfaction with the Choteau Democrats vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas, Ariz
Co. M
Montana National Guard
Verge
Capt. Verge
Chateau
Montanan
Choteau Democrats
Local Notes From Choteau And Surrounds
Dr. And Mrs. Davis returned the first of the week from a visit with their son at Lolo. Mrs Ben Gordon and children, visiting relatives at Sauk Centre Minnesota, have returned to Chateau. Misses Mildred and Evelyn Snyder of Austin Minnesota were week long visitors in Choteau staying with Mrs W J Roulston. The Gilman Fair will be held Sept 2 3 and 4 with a good program each day. A number of Choteauites will attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Gordon
Sauk’ Centre
Minn
Chateau
Mildred and
Evelyn Snyder
Austin, Minn
Choteau
W. J. Roulston
Lost fishing pole found by E. H. Ganong in Montana
A jointed fishing pole in a case was found on the road and may be claimed by the owner who proves property and pays for this advertisement. Contact E. H. Ganong in Choteau Montana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. H. Ganong
Choteau
Montana
Farm loan offer at seven and a half percent interest
An advertisement by John M. Howland invites applications for farm land loans at seven and one half percent interest. He lists his Lewistown Montana address for applicants to mail their requests.
Visitors and school plans stir Teton County notes
Mrs T S Armstrong of the Teton Slope country and Miss Mahoney of Great Falls visit Chateau early in the week. Miss Mahoney plans to move to Teton county and teach in the Bole neighborhood school. C K Smith of Choteau warns fence removal on his homestead claim in section eight town eighteen west within thirty days. Dr H J McGregor announces his wife and he will arrive in Choteau by Sept 3 to open the McGregor hospital with Miss Mary Rudman as head nurse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. S. Armstrong
Teton Slope
Miss Mahoney
Great Falls
Chateau
C. K. Smith
Choteau, Mont
H. J. McGregor
Choteau
Douglas
Ariz
McGregor Hospital
Mary Rudman
Local Residents Return and Bank Expansion Rumor
Prof and Mrs E E Crawford arrive in Chateau from Michigan with their daughter as school opens next week. Rumor says First State Bank may raise capital to 50000 and become Stockmen's National Bank to aid livestock trade. Rev Vernon Hall returns from Kalispell conference to lead First Methodist Church for another year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. E. Crawford
Chateau
Michigan
First State Bank
Stockmen’s National Bank
Shelby
Vernon EK. Hall
Kalispell
Hall
First Methodist
Choteau
Sheriff Candidate Dick Dean Appeals for Support
R P Dick Dean Republican candidate for sheriff of Teton County thanks supporters after the primary held Tuesday this week. He pledges to act without fear or favor and to appoint deputies only after election, selecting competent law abiding men if victorious. Election set for Tuesday November 7 1916.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. P
Dean
Teton County
Dailey and Vigen Married at Glenloyd Hotel Parlors
Carl A. Dailey of Fairfield and Benora Vigen of Bynum wed yesterday afternoon in the Glenloyd hotel parlors. Justice of the Peace J. E. DeHaas performed the ceremony with witnesses Mr. and Mrs. Halvor Thompson of Bole. The couple are well known locally and receive many congratulations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl A. Dailey
Fairfield
Benora Vigen
Bynum
Glenloyd
J. E. DeHaas
Halvor Thompson
Bole
PTA Meeting Opens Term at High School Auditorium
The association hosts its first term meeting in the high school auditorium on Tuesday September 5 1916 at 8 pm with a public invitation. The program features opening address solo performances readings piano and quartet acts honoring teachers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parent-Teacher Association
E. N. Haugen Cornet
Lawrence Jackson
Csese
Freeman Daley
Zotpatenes
George Hall
A. B. Guthrie
For Sale Winchester Shotgun and Erroneous Montanan Note
For sale a Winchester shotgun in good condition listed by E. H. Gnonag of Chateau. The Montanan published the first annual Bole celebration report in last week’s issue, though it was not written by our Slope correspondent and should have been a separate item. The mistake is attributed to the Montanan makeup man. No real harm was caused, and the acknowledgment aims to set relations with Bole and nearby areas straight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montanan
Teton Slope
Slope
The
Bole
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A. C. Warner
T. J. Moore
Roy Franklin
C. E. Moore
Stanford
Wilson
Seattle
Mésdames
T. O. Larson
J. I. Cain
Butte
Grand Lodge
Jolly Matrons Club
John T. Moore
Chicago
Fairfield Town Hall Company
Elmer Genger
L. A. Caffrey
Frank Hirshberg
Kromer
Helena
E. E. Chamberlain
Glentana
Great Northern Railway
Mr. Chamberlain
State of
Citizens State Bank
John M. Howland
Imusland Block
Lewistown
Mont
Ing
Jos. Hirshberg & Co
Winchester
E. H. Gnonag
McCormick
Morgan Company
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