Thursday Publication Details From Choteau Post Office
Published every Thursday at Choteau, Montana, the notice states it is entered in the post office as second class matter.
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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1910
Page
4
Published every Thursday at Choteau, Montana, the notice states it is entered in the post office as second class matter.
The planned Sun River to Augusta railroad is deemed imminent with spring start possible. The line aims to connect with the Great Northern, expected to boost Sun River valley irrigation projects, land values, and regional growth while minimal adverse impact on nearby Chateau is anticipated.
The article discusses the chateau country tributary limits and a Sun River line potentially boosting railroad sentiment. It notes January weather mild by season, light snow drifts, and ample feed for stock. It mentions ongoing efforts by the Development association to gather reliable railroad statistics and lists nine cheers for the high school debating team under Totan. It also covers a District Court probate notice for Charles W. Gray with appointment of Nellie K. Gray as executrix and a local watch-repair ad by T A Smith Chateau.
The article argues the region lacks realization of a railroad’s benefits. It urges an active push for progress to spur action, noting the Sun River line could demonstrate tangible local advantages once seen nearby.
A proposal floated to build a cut‑off from Coprad or nearby on the Montana and Great Northern to a point on a proposed line at Lowry or Augusta. The aim is to grant the Great Northern two routes through the mountains and ensure an alternate if one path is closed. The shorter link could avoid traveling south to Vaughn before heading west.
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