The Chateau Prop by Acantha C G Bishop
Acantha C G Bishop identified as proprietor and Linotype operator in a small caption, noting typesetting at Ghoteau. The brief line appears to document production credits on a historical newspaper page segment.
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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 1913
Page
3
Special July Term 1913 Teton County Montana Board Proceedings
The Montana Teton County Board of Commissioners met in Chateau on July 21 1913 with Chairman Marsh and Commissioners Ryan and Radcliffe present. They ordered removal of a tree obstruction on Con rad Mathews road approved road district bonds and extra funds, set hearings on Fairfield line roads to August 8 and approved culvert purchases from North Dakota Metal Culvert Co. They reviewed liquor license applications and adjourned to July 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau
Montana
L. C. Marsh
Henry Ryan
Henry Radcliffe
Temce
J. E. Hein
Conrad-Mathews -Road
C. O. Reiquam
Gus. A. Bredding
John’ C. Thayer
Hee
Bailey
N. R. IW
Fairfield
North Dakota
Collins
Shelby
Conrad
Agawam Hotel Co
Agawam
Geraldine Hotel Co
Mary Mauk
Corry Road
Fawsett South Road
Choteau
First National Bank of Cut Bank
Maryland Casualty Co
First International Bank of Sweet Grass
Gamble Road
Burton Beach
E. Garrett
Glerk
W. R. Lien
Minneapolis Bridge Co
Marias River
Sullivan’s
Marias Bridge
Teton Bridge
Pondera @oulee
Great Falls Tribune
Bannister North Road
Denny-Bynum Road
Chateau-Bynum Road
Alberttephens
Robert Earhart
Corry
Eaceger
Road work changes stall at county session in Conrad area
Montana county board adjourned sine die after approving viewers report on Conrad-Walier road changes and rejecting impracticable alterations. County officials were directed to seek attorney general opinion on railroad crossings and to supervise road work during commissioners’ absence while allowing the county surveyor per diem and auto costs. Warrants were issued from General Contingent and Road Funds for numerous expenses, including court, advertising, supplies, and lumber purchases for bridges and road projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conrad-Walier
B. J. Dean
Educational Examiner
Ada Shields
Stono
Roe
Ceeeeeveeevenee Road Fund
H. A. Martin
Aalee Chas
W. Peers
Gus A. Breding
Same
Jim Arnold
Northern Montana Lumber Co
Empire Lumber Co
Shelby
Bam
Rogers-Templeton Lumber Co
Brady
Etier
Lawrence Salois
Epee Lumber Co
Valier
Libby Lumber Co
Conrad
Rogers- Templeton Lumber Co
Porter Byers
Joseph Sturgeon
Joseph Whetstone
Advertising
John F. Ferguson
The
Valerian
J. M. Thompson
Esa
Rateneeeas
E. D. Forrest
J. A. Baart
County Bulveyor
Geo. F. Miller
Elmer Weaver
H. A. Rose
Henry Ryan
J. D. Adams & Co
J. F. Kane
Bey Gay
Montana Stockmen to Ship Cattle Amid Drought
Montana stockmen plan shipments to coast markets between August 10 and 15 aided by scarce stock cattle and ample feed. D W Raymond notes higher average grades and weights, with California drought driving western movments as Montana supplies the coast. 188 675 cattle shipped last year, with a further decline expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
D. W. Raymond
State Board of Stock Commissioners
Dreath
California
Sheridan
Wyo
Nevada
Oregon
J. E. Templeton
Montana State Grain Inspection Department
Templeton
Railways report May earnings and expenses in 1913
May figures show U S railwaysaveraged 8 23 million dollars daily in receipts while operating costs ran 5 29 million and daily taxes 341 5 thousand. 1 972 322 dollars daily operating income on 220 897 miles. Tax burden exceeds one dollar for each six earned, per line. Data from Bureau of Railway Economics through ICC.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Bureau of Railway Economics
Interstate Commerce Commission
Great Falls
Forest Notes on European Lumber and U.S. Forest Programs
The Balkan war raises European lumber prices due to ammo box demand. Dogwood dwindles as a shuttle source in cotton mills. Yosemite officials coordinate with Stanislaus and Sierra forests on fire prevention. A tree planting machine shows promise for reforesting burned areas. Leading forest schools run experiments and involve students in large lumber operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Yosemite National Park
Stanislaus and Sierra National Forests
Utah Agricultural Experiment Station
Restaurant Opens for Business Peerless Café Serves Meals
The Peerless cafe announces it will begin serving meals on Tuesday August 12 after securing a cook. The notice invites hungry patrons to come in for a trial and patronage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peerless Cafe
Bids Sought for 85 Tons Coal in Chateau School District
The undersigned invites bids until August 22, 1913 for 85 tons of coal to be delivered to the public school in Chateau. Trustees reserve the right to reject any or all bids. H. A. Prescott, Clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau
H. A. Prescott
Ten Commandments for Saga Windbreak Planting
The Forest Service prepared ten commandments for windbreak planting to guide farmers in plains regions. They cover wind direction, land use, species selection, spacing, density, underplanting, evergreen supplemental planting, early cultivation, grazing limits, and cautious thinning to improve timber tracts. Additional exhibits will show proper locations and species for different wind directions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Forest Service
Plains
Tulsa
Oklahoma
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C. G. Bishop
Ghoteau
Linotype
Teton County
David DeTour
Remington Typewriter Co
Ache
John Gemar
Bancroft- Whitney Co
Aph A Aos
Chateau Light
Power C. Peles Hatte
Parker
St O J
Innes
House of Good Shepherd
Helen
Myrtle Lawler
R. W. Whelpley
W. H. Garfield
B. D. Forrest
C. D. Yeager
W. H. Gorham
J's Taras
Manson and Fowler
Mary L. Mauk
Upper Corry
Edward J. Hirshberg
Chalmers-Teton Canyon
Ota
C. Garrett
Max Goldberg
Sollieg Agus
Mitt, Dutton, Totes Co
Acaotha
P. L. Otness
L. A. Peterson
Farmington, Mont
Acantha
J. J. Daley
D. I. Jacobson
Farmington,Mont
H. H. Higgins
Chateau, Mont
Berkshire
J. A. Barkhoff
Simms, Mont
Mont
Trenton
Michigan
Emma Allum
Kerr & Hanson
Farmington
Sent
T. J. Twedt
Tetor
N. O. Ecum
Truchot
J. L. Ragenovich
Aremer Farm
R.R
Bennington
Oxfords
E. J. Roberson & CO
Choteau, Montana
Lincoln
H.R. Thompson Collins
Choteau, Mont
R.C. Johnson
Como
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