11 Feb 1914
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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Feb 11, 1914
Page
1
The Royal Theatre in the McDonald block opens tomorrow evening with The Vampire a three reel feature. The new opera chairs electric piano and tasteful fixtures promise comfort and quality. Chateau pround of her new theatre plans a large audience for Thursday night showings.
Notice lists names including Jno Vernhouse W R Wyatt Hansfraw Stasia Calam Bliss Jennie Kal ma Rufus King Will Kreck Jow E Moury Lena Moe Albert Vermulum E Wells Please say advertised when calling WM Krofft Postmaster
Nellie R Brown lists recommended texts for teacher certification exams spanning teaching theory reading school management physiology American literature US history government and history of education. Prices shown reflect postpaid terms.
Joe Strong a renowned wool buyer for Eisegam Brothers of Boston visited Great Falls on Friday and spoke with several woolgrowers but no details of any communication were released.
The Sum merville Journal reports a harsh exchange where Hicks questions what kind of girl she is and Wicks describes a girl’s supposed dream of darkness and companionship between two young men in a muff, implying intimate acts.
The Montana Idaho Washington and Oregon National Guards may mobilize for joint summer maneuvers likely at Klamath Falls Oregon near the California line. Co M aims for High inspection marks with Captain Foot predicting Very Good and Excellent with full attendance.
The Chateau hosts Ada Wallace Unruly a noted W T GC U lecturer and Oregon state organization president to discuss Votes for Women Monday night February 25 The November election includes woman suffrage and the issue is regarded as timely and important.
Notice states teachers examination will be held at Conrad and Chateau on February 26 and 27, 1214. Nellie I Brown, Senmy Superintendent.
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The Montana state record for 1913 shows 547 miles of railroad built, far ahead of Texas and California, with strong farm stock growth and rising grain output. A United States Chamber of Commerce report credits rail cooperation and Golden Rule principles for Montana’s healthy economy and vast, underdeveloped land.
A recently issued map shows Montana spanning 146000 square miles with a white outline indicating business conditions within the state. The description portrays the region as having the best business climate in the nation.
Local agent in Choteau announces new tariffs by the Great Northern Express Company. Reductions shown in illustrations for shipments between Choteau and other points, with 5 and 10 pound rates highlighted as examples.
The list shows applications for final citizenship papers including Owen Martin of Dutton, born in Ireland, and Dominick Banis of Collins, born in Russia.
A police captain answers questions about stopping a rowdy mob quickly, noting a cameraman on scene. The report then mocks the crowd as they tried to look good, linking it to a burlesque quip about a husband’s sleeping soundness and a loud cough across the street.
The annual Methodist Episcopal conference is invited to meet in Choteau this August with about seventy to eighty guests expected for one week. Rev. J A Martin was given a cordial meeting on the first Sunday. Next Sunday Rev Mr McMahan will discuss the Sunday schools’ role and the Modern Nicodemus. Special gospel songs will be sung by the choir. The First Methodist church offers a cordial welcome to worship there.
Civil actions filed since the last issue include Great Falls Lumber Co versus Grass wick on account, Mains versus Cunningham on note, Johnson Lumber Co versus Johnson et al on account, First National Bank Conrad versus Colon et al foreclosure, First State Bank Hobson versus Arnot on note, Minneapolis Machinery Co versus Marriott et al on note, and Sewing machine for rent. O. Hanson.
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