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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1914
Page
5
Weekly publication from Choteau Montana describing itself as the official paper of Telton County and noting its post office filing as second class matter, with Wednesday circulation.
Local brief items note Elmer Daley in Chateau on Saturday on business and the Junior Prom set for May 8. Fred Perry called at the office Tuesday. A Young traveled Wednesday to treat Falls. Ladies Journal patterns for April arrived. Wm Hoxey of Sun River is visiting Chateau. Farrington and Surrell returned from Idaho Monday. Robert Sturgeon moved home from Letharidge Thursday. Bruce Neal plans to bring skins from winter. Mrs Schwab offers custom hats. Hirshbergs.
For sale two geldings aged four and two years both Standard bred and gentle. The four year old is broke to drive single. Also Nick Tuttle bought a six cylinder Chalmers car from Chateau garage last week with delivery around the 15th. Fairfield orchestra to play at dances for Catholic churches in Bynum April 17 and Chateau April 19 with efforts for a good time. Forest Hunter Grace Neal reports 49 predatory animals killed in three months as forest service trims range. T Q O Johnson—suit vs T A Halvorson dismissed due to weight tickets lost from files. case burden shifted per attorney advice.
McGlenn Bros organize a Poultry Ranch to raise thoroughbred stock on 280 acres near Chateau with 1500 laying hens planned and future commercial egg and chick stock shipments. They contract with a large North Dakota farm for 3000 pure bred white leghorn eggs 1500 day old chicks and 200 ducks. Mayor Julius Hirshberg returns from Los Angeles after months away.
The Teachers' examinations will be conducted at Chateau and Conrad on April 20 and 21. Nellie R. Brown, County Superintendent, announces the schedule and locations for examinees.
The National Guard Company M of Chateau will hold its annual inspection on Thursday April 9 at the high school auditorium starting at o o clock p m. Colonel James T Stanford inspector general and Lieutenant Hoffman US Army will conduct the inspection with Capt John Lt Tucker Major Donohue and other officers. Enlisted men wear standard service dress and carry field equipment. The public is invited. the Chateau band will debut in uniform and perform a concert during the inspection.
Next Sunday April 12 the Master and choir prepare special music with six to eight voices in a processional. Mr Al Towers will sing a solo at the morning service. The subject is The Divinity of Jesus Christ. A Good Friday service is scheduled Friday at 4:30 p.m. All are welcome.
After Sunday April 11 special services will be held at the Methodist church with a large choir and special music. Morning service at 10 30 and evening service at 6 45. Everyone invited to assist in commemorating this day.
On Thursday April 4 30 p m Rev McMahan officiated two marriages at the Jack Kerr ranch and Conrad Methodist parsonage. Paul Grafton Anspach and Lila Armstrong united at 4 36 p m with Anspach a Milwaukee surveyor noted for work from Choteau to Agawa. George Yeager and Mary McCurtain of Conrad wed at 6 30 p m and plan a homestead near Conrad. Friends extend best wishes for roses and sunshine.
Applications for final citizenship papers were filed this past week listing Peter Sutherland Forbes of Brady a native of Scotland and Samuel Edward Tweedy of Shelby a native of Canada. declarations of intention include Michael Lawrence Ferris of Canada April 3.
The following licenses were issued this week by Clerk James Gibson. Paul Grafton Anspach and Lila M. Armstrong both of Farmington were issued on April 2. Geo. I. Yeager and Mary Curtain of Conrad were issued on April 2. Roy Bahr of Cut Bank and Abbie Klatt of Fally River Wisconsin were issued on April 7.
The Saturday election results list trustees for multiple districts including Dist 1 Harmon T Rhoads and Dist 20 Cornelius Bauma and Edgar White. Dist 26 elected Thompson and Herbison while Farmington Dist 8 chose Allan Gamble and Dan Lindseth. Dupuyer had no election and Nellie R Brown appointed Ben English and Timothy Connor.
All persons owing me are asked to settle immediately as I am leaving the livery business. Co D Yeager announces cessation of operations and requests prompt payment of outstanding accounts.
Meeting notes show permission for T. O. Larson to deposit dirt from excavation under the town engineer. Several salaries and legal fees were approved for payment. Official grade map No. 2 adopted. Street committee tasked to build a temporary depot sidewalk and repair Spring Creek bridge. Adjourned to April 13.
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