Dentist A Kenge D D 5 Cheoteau
A dental professional listed as A KENGE D D 5 in Choteau. The entry appears as a compact directory item from a historical page. No additional context or dates are provided in the legible fragment.
22 Aug 1907
Page 1
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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 1907
Page
1
A dental professional listed as A KENGE D D 5 in Choteau. The entry appears as a compact directory item from a historical page. No additional context or dates are provided in the legible fragment.
The steamship 0. T. Stevens, owned by Charles Stevens, arrived near Fort Benton drawing a large crowd. He plans future freight runs between Fort Benton Milk River Round Butte and nearby points, focusing on heavy nonperishables including wool coal and freight logistics. The Grand Union hotel owner aims to settle here with his family.
Dr. Thomas D. Tuttle urges parents to verify milk quality by visiting dairies at milking time and requiring tuberculin testing certificates from veterinarians. He credits women’s clubs for driving prevention efforts and calls clubs to appoint committees to inspect dairies and markets regularly.
The county high school board at a special meeting selects Prof. W. W. Jones of Bozeman Agricultural College to replace Principal Parkin who resigned. Jones, a Montana native by long residence, holds a Harvard B.S. with cum laude honors and pursued an M.S. He brings biology expertise, athletic alignment, and musical talent to the Bozeman school system.
R W Clark outlines Montana dairying prospects noting favorable conditions, hay and grain pricing, and the value of butter fat. He cites Utah trial results with Shorthorn cows, recommends starting with common grade cows, proper housing, feeding, and a purebred sire, and urges building creameries or cheese factories in communities.
Notice to all persons who subscribed to the county fair that the money is due and payable to the secretary. Subscribers are urged to make prompt payment as lands should be in the hands of the commission at once.
The June Inter Mountain Educator notes eighth grade exams approaching as students fear failure. It argues both pupils and teachers share responsibility for outcomes, stressing self effort, proper preparation, and reflective teaching.
A 1907 Alberta document explains no extradition action will be taken in the case of J. S. Miller alias John Wilson. The letter notes his prior escape attempt and states he remains in county jail while authorities in Macleod and Chateau, Teton County pursue no further action.
The county high school board received E J Parkin s resignation after he left his Gallatin High science post to take the Teton County principalship. He accepted and moved ahead with plans but informed the board five weeks before school began, drawing strong editorial condemnation for breaking a prior obligation and leaving Bozeman s office.
The weather page lists temperatures for the week ending 6 PM August 15 1907. Readings show daily highs and lows across the period with a summary line noting overall conditions.
Ex president Cleveland rests at his Princeton home while family plans NH visit. Borah says Moyer to be discharged without trial. Western Canada wheat output forecast at 90 to 95 million bushels by Oscar McBean. Labor strife looms from Duluth to the Pacific coast as machinists vote to strike. Paper trusts may form pushing up print paper prices. Capitol fraud prosecutions eyed in Pennsylvania. Telegraphers face potential walkouts alongside railroads. Borah trial deferred on land frauds. Roosevelt cites market fear as cause of stock unrest. Texas oil field discovery near Spindle Top. Jamestown expo funding debated with government loan receipts. Copper output climbs to a new yearly record, 906,591,947 pounds.
The state railway commission orders immediate reporting of accidents and posting of delayed trains. railroads accused of failing on both. A general strike looms in Northern Pacific shops with possible action at Great Northern shops. Fort Shaw irrigation progress implies fall land openings. Billings beet sugar output to double as sugar beet acreage surges. Herders’ attacked by masked men near Helena. one herder killed. Bozeman hosts state Elks convention and a sweet pea carnival this week.
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