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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1905
Page
3
The item notes a 50 cent price for ducks at Jos, Hirshberg & Co. Readers learn of Patty Jones managing her lovers and several local people traveling or visiting relatives. It lists multiple social notices including church conferences in Chateau, residents returning from Norway, and a school district adding a new room with extra teacher.
Mrs A H Barr and her daughters from Conway Springs Kansas arrived last Monday evening and will make Chateau their home. Mr Barr is the brickmaker and contractor on the new high school building and has decided to locate here after months residence in Chateau. They are staying at the Yeager residence on Spring Creek's east side for now.
Special bargains at Jos Hirshberg & Co dry goods. Lane Mra Phos Larson and sister Muss Clara Stowe visiting Chateau. Weather talk shifts after the 11th. Mrs F Truchot back from Portland. Ladies Industrial meet with Mrs Walter Gorham Wednesday afternoon. Two work horses two driving horses and farm wagon for sale at J B Detlaas harness shop. Mrs Scoffin plans Delavan Wis winter. Order bread from Dick Hustle at Woodmen hall. Episcopal services Sunday Aug in Choteau with sermon at 3.
The Acantha reports Hugh Grosgen has been in town receiving medical treatment for several weeks and is now considerably improved with expectations of full recovery soon.
Miss Margaret Barr arrived from Conway Springs Kansas this week and has accepted a position with Avantha. This enables the start of a weekly publication within about ten days for our readers.
Northern county reports heavy rain last week washed out the Hal Vorson reservoir north of Cut Bank. Built last year at a cost of $10,000, the loss will hurt residents of the region.
County Attorney Phil S. Cole arrived back Tuesday evening from Shelby where he attended Ernest Bondurant’s trial in Judge Dawns court. Bondurant faced cruelty to animals charges from Stock Inspector John B. Lea. the jury returned a not guilty verdict.
Ad text promises relief from dizzy spells headache indigestion and constipation with Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea sold at City Drug Store. It offers a money back guarantee if the fit fails and notes a price of 35 cents.
Reports from the region note Sacre-25 triumphs with calt and without, pricing around 17 per heat, plus remarks on an estate administration in Brown ne. Chas Warner and another party headed to Ray need for a school house move. Local legal consultation over a Birch creek desert claim disputed by Henry Arnott. Portland fair visitors from Chateau and Dupuyer communities return home. An advertisement touts Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea as a remedy for a mother-in-law problem.
Local notice invites attendees to a Ladies Industrial event in Woodmen hall on Friday evening August 1st. The play "She Last Loaf" lists Mark Ashton Dr O A Kenck Caleb Hanson and others in the cast with Mrs K G McLean and Miss Meda McLean among the actors.
Public auction at Chowan Montana on August 12 1905 features 3 iron beds. 1 combination bed and couch. 1 Cole’s hot blast stove. 2 ranges. 2 weed heaters. dining room furniture. sewing machine. garden tools. 7 year old driving horse. buggy. single horses. and other items. Consignments of farming implements and more horses expected. Cash terms. Sale at 1 p m sharp. T H Weir. W D Luther Auctioneer.
Montana Central to build across the Missouri River at Great Falls. Plans call for a 1 044 foot bridge with 13 spans and two masonry abutments, set 24 feet upstream from the present wooden structure. Projected completion in about four months at an estimated cost near 75000 dollars.
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