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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 16, 1908
Page
4
We have just received a complete line of new and stylish shirt waists. Trimmed waists of fine lawn with embroidery and lace edging. Fronts gathered for fullness. Collars tucked and finished with valenciennes lace. Three quarter sleeves.
Public notice of the Choteau Acanyila newspaper noting proprietor A B Guthrie and weekly Thursday publication in Choteau Mon rand with second class mail status and official county designation for Teton County.
The notice states a yearly subscription price of 2.00 dollars or 31.75 dollars in advances, dated April 16, 1908, outlining payment terms for readers and readers in advance.
The Acantha explains it will publish local Democratic notices and perform job work for the Democratic central committee if offered. It defends neutrality in reporting and asserts Democratic money is acceptable, noting Republicans want news and the paper aims to disseminate it.
A vintage advertisement promotes a bargain counter with reduced prices on items such as ribbed hose lace and embroidery, purses and tablets. The listing shows several items priced at a fraction of their usual cost and encourages customers to inspect the array of discounted articles.
The paper pledges equal treatment for central party committees and vows uncompromising Republican editorials. It warns Democrats to repent before the November deadline or face public exposure of their errors, while denying any compromise with Democratic views.
He urges suppression of anarchistic publications and criticizes southern railways for denying equal accommodations to whites and colored people. He defines disregard of law as anarchy in any form.
The note explains Heinze will earn funds in Montana and transfer profits to sustain dealings in New York. The mail order business remains central as profits are reinvested elsewhere. Arbor Day urged as a cleaning drive before any health officer warning.
The speaker derides the Bryan club for not aligning with the strong line, signaling division within Democratic allies and a known rift over political strategy.
All Chateau residents must remove rubbish from premises and surrounding streets by May 1. Complaints cite improper disposal of dead animals by some residents.
Law cites section 35 of chapter 110 session 1907 mandating burial or burning of dead animal parts. Anyone placing carcasses in water, soil, or near residences within one mile shall be guilty of a misdemeanor. each day of violation adds an offense. Miller as County Board of Health chairman and A Long as secretary note the rule.
Notice of stockholders meeting at School House No 7 near Farmington Montana on Friday May 29 1908 at 1 pm to vote on changes to Articles of Incorporation including increasing capital stock extending company life reservoirs water supply lands dams ditches canals buildings power machinery By order of Board at Farmington April 11 1908 O Waanup President and Director plus several directors and officers Also local tailoring and shoe ads note.
The Department of the Interior announces a contest filed by George J. Tweet against Martin Hanson for the homestead entry for the southeast quarter of section 7 township 22 north range 2 west in Montana. Hanson is alleged to have abandoned and failed to settle or cultivate the tract, with hearings set for April 28 and May 5, 1908 in Great Falls and Choteau respectively. due to service issues, publication is ordered to notify.
Land Office Great Falls Montana March 14 1908 notice of intention to make proof on desert land claim No. 6086 for lots 3 4 5 6 7 2 8 see 3 at Dupuyer Teton county with witnesses Eugene Leech Anton Tedsen Carl Harris and Michael Lyons all of Dupuyer Mont before U S Commissioner Peter P Den is on April 23 1908. Burlingame Register first pub 3 19 1908.
When your watch needs re pairing leave it with Mr. T. A. Smith Chateau. Work will be done promptly and well. Satisfaction guaranteed.
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