Local notes on trades, frost, and court outcomes
Jos Hirshberg & Co plans to paint their store and the bank building, with the latter rodded. James Myers left C H Drake’s post office and drug store for Great Falls as he seeks another location. A heavy frost damaged early vegetables while Friendly improves after a horse accident. Tobe Hickman received three months in jail plus a $100 fine, four months’ time due to lack of funds. Dr Swaby decides Augusta practice, joining Dr Flemming. Mr and Mrs move there. Eldorado Ditch Co offers incentives to settlers along fertile land. Fort Shaw pupils set to entertain in Great Falls on the 14th with mandolin, band, and glee club. a baseball game may follow. Ladies Industrial Society plans an entertainment at Town Hall with Miss Gormley of Great Falls as main draw. Chevalier Lodge No.12 K P O G officers to be installed in July. Kanaly vs Kropp fencing case yields $17.60 verdict plus costs after $15 tender rejected.
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Fort Shaw
Great Falls
Fort Shew
Mike Kanaly
Aug. Kropp
Parker
Kropp
J. G. Barr
James Sulgrove
W. C. Holds Meeting and Welcomes New Members
The W.8& C. met with Mrs. Sterling McDonald on Monday afternoon. Most members attended and the 30 day obligation period for charter members closed. Mrs. Mayme Cooper, Mrs. Sally Graves, Mrs. Sleeth, and Mrs. Ringo were obligated and joined. A silk flag set was ordered. The next meeting will be with Mrs. Beaupre on Monday June 17.
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Sterling McDonald
Mayme Cooper
Sally Graves
Sleeth
Ringo
Beaupre
Shearing Plant Planned at Pondera by June Tenth
Notice from A Harris announces a shearing plant operation at Pondera on or before June tenth. People wanting machine shearing will receive good work and suitable accommodations.
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Pondera
A. Harris
Chateau to Celebrate Fourth of July in County
A town meeting in Town Hall with unanimous support plans the county line’s grandest Fourth of July festival. A committee of Dr. Brooke A O Longmuir and Lawrence Davis will supervise funds, program, and events inviting neighboring settlements to join the celebration. Posters will soon announce details and offerings.
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Dr. Brooke
A. O. Longmuir
Lawrence Davis
New County Officers Appointed Public Administrator and Coroner
Charles I. Green and Thomas B. Magee are named to the offices of public administrator and coroner. The county commissioners are praised for selecting capable, educated men who are gentlemen first and professionals second. The appointments are welcomed as an excellent choice for the county government.
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Charles I. Green
Thomas B. Magee
Green
Magee
Bitter church feud editorial targets Rev Jacob Mills
The Great Falls Church News prints a harsh editorial charging Rev. Jacob Mills with serious faults. Rev. W. T. Easter edits the paper and opposes Mills, making the editorial appear authored by him. Readers lacking other facts may side with Mills. The piece is described as a boomerang.
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Jacob Mills
The
Church News
W. T. Easter
Miss Gormley to Perform Elocution at Town Hall
EFlocutionary Entertainment by Miss Gormley visiting her brother County Attorney Gormley of Great Falls will present an evening of elocution at Chateau Town Hall Friday June 14. Tickets 76 and 50 cents. children 25 cents. Reserved seats available at the drug store.
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Gormley
Great Falls
Burton bench shines with spring prosperity in dispatches
Mr. Rupert of Collins visits the Burton bench while Fred Ferris' son is hinted to grow as tall as his father. Ethel West visits Great Falls, W. H. Franklin adds a new porch, Edwin Rufus renovates, Commissioner Foster tours the beach, and Mrs. Jennie Larssen Barnes enjoys prosperity amid plans to join her husband at a miners convention in Idaho. Tar Montana subscription urged at $2.
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Rupert of
Collins
Fred Ferris
Jennie Larssen- Barnes
Idaho
Gents and Boys Clothing Stock and Made to Measure
A local shop advertises a large stock of gents and boys clothing including extra pants in all kinds. They offer made to order services and invite customers to compare prices and summer styles described as the latest.
Shoe and furniture store advert brims with new goods
A compact ad touts new shoes for ladies and children and a fresh carload of furniture. It invites customers to see the latest footwear and swell pieces at prices never offered before.
Store Aims to Meet All Customer Demands
The notice invites customers to request items not in stock and to call when in town to check availability. It emphasizes satisfying shopper desires and encouraging direct contact for desired products.
Studebaker Wagons and Buggies Offered at Best Prices
We are agents for Studebaker wagons and buggies. Acknowledged the best. Call and get our prices. They'll interest you.
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Studebaker
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Jos. Hirshberg & Co
James Myers
C. H. Drake
John Zimmerman
William
Spring Coulea
Little Friendly
Friendly
Tobe Hickman
Charles Arkerberg
Cooper
Eldorado’ Ditch Co
Ladies Industrial Society
Miss Gormley
Bair
Mrs. Garvin
Miss Weaver
Chevalier Lodge No. 12
K. of P
C. C
Garrett
Parnell
W. J. Dorrington
W.—C. A. Miller
K. of
T. Brooks
M. of
A. C. Warner
M. of E
J. E. Erickson
M. Af A
G. A. Gorbain
GJ . L. Ingram
O. G
S. W. Mack
Chateau
Onts
Rev. Mills
Mills
Eflocutionary Entertainment
Elocutionist
Bump ON
Farmington
Burton
Ethel West
W. H. Franklin
Edwin Rufus
Foster
Fred
Price Shoes
Faction
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