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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1909
Page
4
The Choteau Acantha proclaims the town as the finest inland Montana city with the county seat status in Teton County. It cites larger population, expansive tributary territory, and growing enterprises, claiming Choteau surpasses Lewistown before the railroad era and remains the state’s top inland town.
The piece questions US plans to save St Marys River for all Americans and argues residents of Teton County and nearby northern areas should receive water rights first. It notes tensions with Blackfeet lands and nearby regions and critiques broad claims to river waters.
A European physician argues that vice is a benevolent force that prunes the morally and intellectually delinquent, while the speaker criticizes the view as materialistic. The piece advocates love, personal reform, and universal salvation through spiritual vision, citing the Great Physician and the proverb where there is no vision, the people perish.
Nels Anderson of Dupuyer Montana filed notice to make final proof to reward his homestead claim for parcel described as NW4 NE D and NE D SE D in section 3H township 2S range 6W Montana Meridian. The hearing will be before J W Shields U S Commissioner at Conrad Montana on February 6 with witnesses John Marts John Pfeiffer George E Thompson and John Jankowski all of Dupuyer or Conrad Montana.
Notice of the annual meeting of the Montana Telephone Company stockholders to be held at Chateau in Teton County Montana at the office of J G Barr on January 16 1909 at 10 oclock a m F D Kingsbury president and C H Drake secretary announce this meeting.
Collins Mercantile Company will hold a meeting in Collins in Teton County Montana on January 11, 1909 at four o'clock for the election of officers for the coming year and for any other business legally coming before the meeting. L. J. OTNESS, President. HENRY KROPP, Secretary.
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