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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 1906
Page
1
A new fitting and furnishing shop named Iyo' Glagees has opened its office on Hamilton Street in Choteau Montana. The business offers ready to wear and home furnishings with local service.
Teachers' exams set for Friday and Saturday with progress in all grades below eighth. Principal Hoyer of Augusta schools visited. Burton and Farmington schools close tomorrow. Rehiring of present teachers for next year noted. The Athenian Literary Society held a closing meeting with praise for its work and patrons. Dr Smith and Rev Van Orsdel spoke on education. advanced class prepares for the May eighth grade exam.
A Berkeley family recounts the California quake of April 18 1906 with scenes of rocking homes, toppled furniture, a ripped mirror from Marysville, and fear of aftershocks as they stay outdoors for warmth and safety.
The annual stockholders meeting of Swift Current Oil Land and Power is set for May 2 at 2 PM at the company's Browning office. Louise Arthur serves as secretary.
The Art Studio unveils a new line of 100 mailing tags showcasing fresh designs. Artists explore textures, color palettes, and bold typography to spark creative correspondence and showcase studio collaboration.
Washington notes the senate passed a resolution appropriating 1,500,000 for destitute in San Francisco and the house accepted the senate amendment increasing the appropriation to 1,500,000.
The total number of bodies recovered and buried by Sunday night reaches 500 in San Francisco. Many burials occurred without coroner or health board permits, and bodies are identified only by numbers. Burial happens immediately at scattered sites, causing confusion in casualty tallies.
Ad copy claims rheumatic pains hinder home life and business comfort. One application provides relief and short use promises a permanent cure with continued use. Sold by C. H. Drake.
Transfers show Levi J. Burd as executor selling multiple Chateau town lots to James Sulgrove for 115 dollars. J Edward Hodgskiss purchases lot 2 block 66 for 35 dollars. A Carl Burbank buys lots 23 and 24 block 19 for 50 dollars. Francis Pambrun sells to Frank Truchot in section 27 township 26 north range 4 west for 1600 dollars. Ole Engen and wife convey 311 acres south of Chateau townsite adjoining the old Jackson ranch for 3000 dollars.
Four driving and three work horses plus two saddle horses offered for sale. Cash or on time with approved security. Horses can be viewed at the L. J. Orsess ranch one mile north of Farmington.
A telegraph from J C Stubbs to KE O McCormick urges press to tell outsiders not to travel to San Francisco or land around the bay. It says locals are being cared for and supplies must keep arriving to avoid congestion and trouble.
The next regular examinations for applicants seeking teachers' certificates will be held at the courthouse in Choteau Montana on Monday and Saturday April 27 and 28 1906. Choteau Montana April 6 1906. Rebecca Acpon County Superintendent of Schools
The Art Studio markets 1500 feet of new picture moulding with 95 styles for selection. Jos Hirab es & Co advertise two piece skeleton suits as ideal summer wear.
Farmers Institute will meet in Farmington Montana on Tuesday May 1 with a gold program at 7 30 p m at the Farmington school house Speakers include Mr Mihot and others from Bozeman and Phil S Cole of Whateau Music by the Farmington band An exhibition of stock will be held Wednesday May 2 at 9 oclock with Me Elliot of Bozeman explaining the features of good milk cows
Insurance authorities estimate property loss at 3300,000,000 with 175,000,000 insured. Chief Dinan directs California police to warn residents against leaving towns for idle curiosity. He urges skilled workers to assist in debris removal and city repairs.
Clarence J. B. Stephens of Great Falls filed today for bankruptcy in federal court in Helena. His liabilities are listed at 313,836.83 with assets of 24,128.00, reflecting a dentist’s financial troubles.
A slight but distinct earthquake was felt in Medford Oregon at about 2 o clock this morning. No damage occurred. The tremor was detected in Medford and surrounding areas. Authorities reported no injuries or structural concerns. Local residents described the motion as a light shaking lasting a moment.
Handled by J D Kisesnery of Dupuyer Montana a ten year old pure bred black Percheron stallion gentle to ride and work and sound. Raised in Iowa and offered for 375 dollars. Buyer should inquire locally for details and viewing.
Jos Hirsh berg & Co promotes Burtus Bench plows described as combination chilled and steel for farm use. The vendor touts the new implement as ideal for farmers seeking durable, efficient equipment.
All who received a February statement must pay J. BE. DeHaas immediately to close outstanding accounts. Joss FE. Burke issues the charge and requests prompt settlement.
The Montana Attorney General Albert J. Galen issues a letter to county attorneys directing strict enforcement of the anti gambling law. He urges use of the sheriff to suppress any gambling and to hold authorities accountable for law enforcement. The letter was received by County Attorney Phil I. Cole as the county already enforces the ban.
The mule is praised as a patient faithful and profitable laborer whose endurance and utility outshine the horse. A sale in Smithton Missouri yielded 30 head for $31,990, with some animals sold for $1,100 to $1,600, underscoring growing demand and steady prices for mules in labor use. D Repace Creat Falls Mont.
Alexander McMillan of Maple Ridge Michigan recommends Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for a stubborn lingering cough. He reports excellent results and high praise, noting no other remedy compares. Sold by C H Drake.
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