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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1907
Page
5
City Drug Store advertises 40 percent former hyde solutions and candy specials for Saturday. Augusta visitor Orie T. Brown stops by. Mrs. L. M. Barr showcases hats. S.A. Pfrimmer plans to source horses for a new railroad. Various local events, judiciary travel, and community notices follow, including a theater fundraiser and cattle shipping lawsuits against railways.
Rev Woodford P Law conducted Episcopal services at Chateau Waster Sunday morning and evening. During morning service the little daughter of Mr and Mrs Jas Thorn was christened. After service the Ladies Guild was reorganized with Mrs Burrell president and others in leadership. The first meeting set for April 11 at Mrs Burrells home. Mrs Wessell named superintendent of Sunday school. All Chateau children invited to attend at 10 oclock Sundays at Mrs Burrells.
Various advertisements and notices include farm services for spaying heifers in Augusta and Te County, livestock and irrigation mentions, schedule of goods at City Drug Store, and a chicken supper fundraiser in Chateau. Local civic news notes sidewalks in Collins and a school trustee bid by William Hodgskiss. Helena Record plans contestant Miss L Moore with about 17 000 votes in Jamestown Exposition poll.
Wanted good cook for the Dupuyer hotel. Steady employment offered. Open to man or woman. Apply now for reliable, skilled culinary work in a small town setting.
New and stylish buggies road wagons spring wagons and furrys are on display. We offer time to decide discuss and help you choose the rig and the harness for your horse.
The Beaupre house is again run by Dr H Beaupre as lease held by Mr G L Muzzy expired April 1. During their year at Chateau Mr and Mrs Muzzy have made many warm friends who regret their departure but wish them prosperity in Missoula where they will move soon.
Harry C. Kunkel of Dupuyer arrived Tuesday evening with Patrick Gray who was taken to the county hospital for treatment. Gray, over 80, has suffered a severe stroke and has been in a helpless condition for months, though he seemed to be improving during the trip.
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