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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1922
Page
5
Local items report Hirshberg's prices for 10 pounds pure cane sugar 95 cents per bag and 45 cents for coffee per pound. Community notes include lectures at the Royal Theater, Chautauqua closings, club meetings, visits of residents from nearby towns, and upcoming store and travel plans.
Oto Wagnild resigns from the Brewery department to become grain elevator manager in Agregawam on August 20. Prof. Clerin Zumwalt tours Montana urging cheaper merchandise, while T. Wiprud attends a Great Falls Merchants meeting with Fred P. Mann. Chautauqua week features Steelman Marriner Taylor trio, impersonator Mather Hilburn, and junior pageant plans.
The candidate announces intent to run for county attorney in the August primary subject to Republican party will. He thanks supporters and pledges efficient service, economy, and a square deal if nominated and elected.
Don’t wash your car unless you apply Auto Radium for a new look. The slogan promotes restoration quality at L. E. Taylor Garage.
Mrs Charles Swaine and sister Mrs Harry Starforth thank friends for sympathy and kindness shown during their recent bereavement.
A private sale at the seller's residence on North Main Street offers items at bargain cash prices. Included are farm wagon wheels with wide tires and front wheels, a disc harrow, a three section harrow, log chains, wagon axles with spindles, iron beds with springs, a dresser and commode, center tables, a roll top desk, a desk chair, a baby's iron bed, a dray wagon, and a pair of rabbits. JOHN A. GLEASON.
Notice states all water bills must be paid by the twentieth of the current month or service will be turned off. Water Superintendent John W. Hall is held responsible for delinquent rentals if he fails to shut off service. No more credit will be allowed and the ordinance will be enforced.
Big Butte items note Robert and Wilson Gray of Belleview visiting the Wm. Cook ranch last Wednesday. Representatives of a Wyoming oil company inspected local corners. Lee Brown and Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Clark of Chateau and Mrs. C. Stillman and family were Sunday guests at H. B. Ashworth’s. Wm. Cook and son George went to the Cook ranch at Strabane to put up hay. Tommy Toole, son of Mr. and Mrs. George Toole, is seriously ill at Choteau hospital.
Teton County Plowmen and Threshermen's Assoc lists cash threshing rates for 1922 with and without crew. Wheat 7.14c per bushel without crew and 15c with crew. oats 5c and 11c. barley 6.5c and 13c. rye 8c and 16c. flax priced per bushel. mixed grain pro rata. Hourly charges apply for damaged grain and setting at 7.50 and 15.00 respectively. Alfalfa and sweet clover 1.00 per bushel. No smoking. fire liability.
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