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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 23, 1916
Page
4
Cha teau Montana Wednesday paper reports subscribers and local business ads. Mentions Great Falls visits Mrs Bair and Arthur Ramsey and Ole Wagnild paying in advance. Alaska trip for Julius Wirshberg and local visitors Mrs Armstrong and Mrs McElmeel.
H W Yeager announces candidacy for county auditor as a Montana resident of over thirty years. Seeks political support in the primary election for the first time.
Shafer Investment Co of Great Falls Montana advertises available relinquishment land six miles from Bolé for farmers within 26 miles. It claims 16 percent extra acres under the new law and notes proof up is possible without residence.
Plan your new house or parn with BD H Swartz of Chateau. Contact details and availability implied by the note suggest seeking expert design help.
In Paris the Grand Duke Nicholas Nicholaievitch addressed suppliers near the Polish frontier train line. He warned in three words that if they steal he will hang every mother’s son, then returned to his car ending the audience.
The J. H. Eschman World United Shows at Guinette avenue and Salisbury street in Kansas City faces a barn fire after Little Nemo, the world’s smallest elephant, kicked over a gasoline stove. Cap Watkins frees Nemo as assistants remove animals and firemen respond.
At Rendham's Jermyn & Company colliery a four space turnstile rotates two and a half times to admit ten men per cage. The device sits between shafts, allowing ten men on one cage then switching to the other. Invented by Supt. John Corcoran and tested, it prevents loading more than ten men per trip.
Holland the jeweler offers expert repair of fine watches, restoring intricate movements and keeping valued timepieces accurate. Services include delicate cleaning, regulation, and restoration by skilled craftsmen.
Sheriff William Miller will sell the south half of the northwest quarter of section 23 in township 21 north range 3 west Montana to satisfy a foreclosure decree in the Rocky Mountain Fire Insurance Co. v Murray and others case. The sale is set for September 16, 1916 at 2 PM at the Teton County Courthouse in Choteau.
J M Weaver announces his Democratic bid for sheriff after learning incumbent Wm Miller had withdrawn from the race. Weaver, who previously lost two sheriff contests, appeals to all Democrats to support him at the August 29 1916 primary.
Washington society notes Mrs Wilson, longtime jewelry shop owner, rarely wears jewelry. Observers joked that the president attended St. Margaret's with Mrs Wilson on a Sunday, fueling a playful rumor about church affiliation.
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