Local notices and community updates from Dupuyer area
S F Ralston Jr visits relatives this week as days lengthen. J G Bair returns from Great Falls. Penrod visits Chicago. Deering binders and mowers advertised. McCollum eye tests to be held at Beaupre House June 23 24 25. various townsfolk travel to Missoula Dupuyer and Great Falls for sales illness and family visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. McCollum
Great Falls
Chicago Opthalmic College
Beaupre House
Chateau
Glorious rains benefit ranchers and locals in area
The weather brings welcome moisture for ranchers and stockmen. Dr. Stearns treats a smallpox case after arriving from Dupuyer. Major Steel recovers a cow seized from James Hannon, with buyers named. New post office Family on Two Medicine, Rev Damiani named postmaster. Sheriff auctioned 13 cattle and 4 horses for 484 dollars. Ed Boadwater to receive beef from J W Quail at 4.07 per hundred pounds. Dentists and travelers noted, Swift Current census done, and a humorous note on married men versus single men baseball game with a keg at third base.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Damiani
Family
Holy Family
Local Notes From Dupuyer And Surrounding Areas
Omar Greig arrives from Dupuyer and works at the Chronicle office as a man well known across northern Montana. Henry Jones travels from North Fork Canyon to object to the Hannon cattle sale to satisfy district court judgments. Joe Perman sick, smallpox diagnosed, quarantine set. Mrs Chenoweth in half fare rail deal travels to Omaha to visit her mother for the summer season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Chronicle
Henry Jones
North Fork Canyon
J.G. Barr
A. I. Bacholz
Frame Shop Ad Attracts Contained Town Frame Shop Ad
A Montanian notice about a local art studio offering custom frames in over forty styles. A.J. Cowell threw a stone at the pest house fence. a patient pursued briefly, leaping the fence and racing two blocks before Cowell escaped. The episode amused onlookers and ended without further incident.
Woman Killed by Lightning on Blackfeet Reservation
A North Piegan woman was killed by lightning while in a tent about 114 miles above the Old Piegan Agency on the Blackfeet Reservation. Several others, including children, were struck. three did not regain consciousness for an hour or more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Piegan Agency
Blackfeet Reservation
Linei
Acquittals End Liquor Selling Case at Selena Court
Henry Lenstra and Charles Schmidt were tried last week in a U S court at Selena on a liquor sale to Indians near Shelby and were acquitted. Afterward the U S attorney moved to dismiss the cases against Briggs, Daly and Sullivan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Lenstra
Charles Schmidt
U.S
Selena
Shelby
Briggs
Daly
Sullivan
Farmington Fourth of July Celebration Planned
Preparations for the national anniversary celebration at Farmington proceed on schedule. J. G. Bair has accepted an invitation to deliver the oration, promising a rare treat from his well known Fourth of July speaking reputation.
Great rally to celebrate local prosperity on the ranches
The article describes an upcoming grand celebration likely the greatest in the area's history. Settlers on the bench are expansionists who aim to honor the country’s prosperity and their own, with people from surrounding ranches expected to attend and burn out for the rally.
Cowboy Poem Edges Toward Fame Yet Quietly Skeptical
An apparent folk poem handed by a genuine cowboy blends self deprecation with rustic humor. It recalls cooking fats, chewing tobacco, and gendered quips about women and marriage, closing with a self aware note from the author Cow-boy.
Maud’s Regret a Prairie Day in Verse
A historical clipping portrays Maud Muller chastising fate on a sunlit meadow. She recalls missed joys of being a boy as her parents occupy town and creekside scenes unfold around a summer haying day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maud Muller
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Thoroughbred Bulls For Sale In Montana Trade
Imported from the East a car load of Registered Thoroughbred Shorthorn Bulls offered for sale in Montana. Buyers urged to inspect as sellers claim these are the best bulls seen. Prices right. Great Farts Murat Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East
Montana
White Pine Expectorant Promoted at City Drug Store
A local drug retailer advertises White Pine Expectorant as a valued remedy for croup and colds, highlighting its use for respiratory relief at the City Drug Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. EX. Dratfe
City Drug Store
Choteau
Montana
the City Drug Store
Also Mentioned on This Page
S. F. Ralston Jr
J. G. Bair
Y. Penrod
Chicago
Deering
Chas. H. Connor
M.D. Cooper
Boulder
McCollum
Mrs. Beaupre
Dupuyer
Butte
J. E. Erickson
Geo. I. Smith and
A. I. Bucholz
Hannon
J. E. Cushman
Missoula
McDonald & Rimell
Great
Torsaru
H. H. Cole
Beebo Ark
Mr. C
Cunningham
Bain, Schuttler
Rushford
Montana Implement Co
Bruce
Miller & Longemuir
Chamberlain
F. A. Babcock
Erie
C. H. Drake
B. M. Richardson
Collins
P.N. Knowles
Cas Side
Pete Eyrand
Clarks
J.G. Bair
Geo. I. Smith
John Deere
Dick Harrows
Thomas Hay
Chas. H
Connor
L. L. Schud
Whitehall, Wis
J. E. Low
Chateau Avenue
W. N. Russell
A. M.kennedy
Michigan
Mandolin Club
E. O. Garrett
Chas. M. Blackman Lefit
Swift Current
W. D. Coburn
Main Street
Edward Williamson
Mrs. J
Quigley
Mr.q
Ting the
Ers
W.H. Stearns
J. W. McKnight
Bailey & Hrickson
Geo. Steel and Son
James Hannon
Hagen Sole
Wm. Hodgskiss
John Hobbins
L. W. Lehr
Prof. Aod
J. W. Quail
Sun River
T. Boadwater
Blackfeet Agency
Brown
Byron Adison
Omar V. G. Greig
Montanian
Joe Perman
Brooks
Pox
Stearns of
A.J. Cowell
Maud
Cowell
Great Farts Murat Co
Choteau Mercantile 66
Montawa
Ther Mint
Lexington Club
Main and
Conrad Sts
Mont
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