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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 1905
Page
4
In Cascade County district court Mrs. Pearl Hilbert sues Manchester Woolen Mill Company. Lawn d Wood admits serving a Massachusetts penitentiary term and says he is not ashamed of it, a detail overlooked by local papers, prompting surprise.
Congresses, despite reports, stayed active during summer. An opening thirty minute session introduced numerous bills. If any city needs a new post office or a state river and harbor improvements, it is not due to our representatives' effort.
Former inmate Sim Hl Weed announces candidacy for the Democratic nomination for Congress. He would run alongside W. A. Clark for U S Senator and Wood for Congress, forming a ticket the writer calls meritorious and promising.
Mr Whitney of Massachusetts learned from the president’s message to Congress about reciprocity. Senators Depew and W A Clark repeated the Lord’s Prayer with the chaplain at the opening. the speaker calls Clark and Depew a fine pair of hypocrites.
The article notes Governor Deneen proposes abolishing railway passes for employees while allowing many congress members continued railroad privileges. It also cites remarks by Hetty Green and mentions a Kansas populist leader in the Isle of Pines dispute. The text promotes Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea at City Drug Store.
In the Washington Star snippet Mr. Cumrox mutters that his wife and daughters are still writing letters to learn which hotel charges the most while the family decides where to stay.
A Wellesley girl declares truth lies at the bottom of a well and a Yale student agrees. The piece recalls wedding anecdotes noting the couple and guests were ailing for a week after the celebration.
A brief exchange notes Mrs Jones resisting charity aid amid a belief organizers favor workers, reflecting social tensions described in a New York Press clipping. The remark highlights public pressure on charities and perceived bias within aiding groups.
The Acantha is cited as the leading advertising medium in Teton County, highlighted for reach and effectiveness in local business notices and promotions.
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