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Choteau Acantha

Location

Choteau, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jan 18, 1906

Page

5

Deacon to Speak at Woodmen Hall Friday Night

The Deacon is coming to Woodmen hall for a Friday night appearance. John S Gordon and wife sold Lots 21 22 23 and 24 Block 14 Choteau to Walter H Gorham for 850 dollars. Morris Carney of Kipp was discharged from bankruptcy in Helena federal court this week.

Woodmen Hall United States Helena Morris Carney Kipp John S. Gordon Walter H. Gorham Choteau

Dentists and officials visit as land transfers noted

Dr A R Robertson of Great Falls visits en route to Dupuyer likely to set up practice. Hugh O Neal departs for Sweat Grass Hills after days at the county seat. L J Lownds Kalispell based deputy game warden travels toward Helena. Frank Truchor and wife sell 320 acres in township 26 4W to Klaas Boheldyt for 3500. Patents issued at Great Falls Land Office for Paul I Haugen William Davis and Christopher O Lindseth in Teton county.

Hugh O’neal Sweat Grass Hills L. J. Lownds Teton Flathead Counties Kalispell Helena Frank Truchor Klaas Boheldyt Douglas County S. D Great Falls Bynum Teton County Montana Edgar A.challenger W. Mathews U. S Chateau Dee Findley William D. Robertson William Whittaker Eugene D. Pierce J. M. Burlingame Register

Robbins Report on Sun River Project Progress

Washington January 16 Engineer Robbins of Great Falls in charge of the Sun River project Montana reports that final surveys are nearly finished and plans and estimates may come soon. Water rights are being adjusted well, land owners show good interest while some ranchers near Choteau are indifferent. About 86 percent of 190000 acres signed up, with 10 percent more expected in January. If 15000 acres are not secured this month the south side may see the project abandoned.

Washington D. C Robbins Great Falls Sun River Project Montana Choteau Sun River

LaFrance and Ringo Marriage Held in City Home

In this city on Monday evening January 15 1906 the marriage of Mr J F LaFrance and Mrs Annie Ringo was performed by Rev G A Wells pastor of the M E Church The couple are well known in Chateaugues and many friends extend congratulations.

J. F. LaFrance Annie Ringo G. A. Wells M. E. Church Chateaulles

Farmington Notes Week End Basket Social and Local News

Farmington announces a district basket social on January 27 at the District No. 7 schoolhouse. Mrs. O Lindseth and Mrs. Wm Chalmers plan trips to Central Minnesota to visit relatives. Miss Julia Lindseth leaves for Great Falls for the winter. Football and hunting news include Ed Otness and Franklin Pierce at Ft Shaw. Eddie’s horse losses in a badger hole. A debate postponed due to speaker absence amid winter weather chatter.

O. Lindseth Wm. Chalmers Minnesota Farmington Ed Otness Franklin Pierce Ft. Shaw Eddie

Install Officers For Fidelity Chapter No 18 1906

Officers elected and appointed to serve for 1906 at Fidelity Chapter No 18 Order of the Eastern Star were installed January 13. W M Celia Drake W P Leech A M Katherine McLean Secretary Edith Luther Treasurer Jennie Gibson Conductress Margaret Brooks Assistant Conductress Thyra Haugen Chaplain Carrie Luther Adah Hattie T McDonald Ruth Jennie Ralston Hsther Lucina Ai Webb Martha Rose Trescott Electra Mary Leech Warder Mary Bair Sentinel Wm Hodgskiss Organist Geneva Dorrington Marshall J G Bair.

Fidelity Order of the Eastern Star W. M Celia Drake W. P E. E Leech A. M Katherine McLean Edith Luther Jennie Gibson Margaret Brooks Thyra Haugen Carrie Luther Adah Hattie T. McDonald Ruth Jennie Ralston Hsther Lucina Ai Webb Martha Rose Trescott Electra Mary Leech Warder Mary Bair Sentinel Wm. Hodgskiss Geneva Dorrington Marshall J. G. Bair

Sheep Dipping in Montana and Local Community Notes

J. W. Woodcock returned from Collins to supervise dipping about 8 000 sheep infected with scab. Grants and wife from Chateau move to Butte for their future home. A 122 pound wether from Montana sold in Chicago for about 7.40 per head. C F Suiste of Chateau offers fence building with a gasoline power post driver. Attorney James Sulgrove to Dupuyer for contest case involving John Gallagher and Alexander Munro. C E Trescott to represent the contestant. C M Simpson and R C Macdonald of Winnipeg in Montana to buy Canadian land script for Crees. Rebekah Whist Club met at C H Connor's home with prizes awarded.

J. W. Woodcock Collins Teton County River Press Chicago Montana C. H. Merrill C. F. Suiste Chateau James Sulgrove Dupuyer John Gallagher Alexander Munro C. E. Trescott

Montanian press tipped over. owner urged to recover

A derelict Gordon press in front of the Montanian office was toppled by an unknown person last week, risking damage to the property. The note urges the owner to move the machine indoors to prevent further destruction. A G N through rate via St Paul to Great Falls is set to resume February 15 and run to April 7 with continuation options to Helena or Butte. A new Chicago to Seattle tourist sleeper service will be added with the Oriental Limited during the tourist rate period.

Gordon Job Montanian G. N St. Paul Great Falls Helena Butte Chicago Seattle Oriental Limited

Lodge officers installed for Chateau No 11 O O F

At the Saturday meeting of Chateau Lodge No 11 O O F, district deputy grand master installed the officers for the new term. Named are N G Chas G Monkman V G Thos Brooks Secretary H W Kelly Treasurer H H Connor Warden B B Rogers Conductor S H Garvin I G Thos J Moore O G A L Halladay R S N G S A McPhee L S N G Chas Kraft R V G H KK Ferris L S V G D Findley S B S Ed Dennis L B S J L Collins.

Chateau Lodge N. G Chas. G. Monkman V. G Thos, Brooks H. W. Kelly H. Connor B. B. Rogers S. H. Garvin I. G Thos J. Moore O. G A. L. Halladay S. A. McPhee Chas Kraft H. KK. Ferris L. S D. Findley Ed Dennis J. L. Collins

Experience Is Sometimes a Dear Teacher

Parents learn the danger of croup after a severe home case. Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is praised as a safe, effective cure when given early, containing no narcotics. Sold by C. H. Drake.

C. H. Drake

Building items for sale at Pine Ridge crossing

For sale at the Pine Ridge crossing of the Teton, building jogs posts poles and related material. Orders left at the Chateau House or the Acantha office will receive prompt attention.

Pine Ridge The Teton Chateau House Acantha

Anniversary Celebration for Mr and Mrs Nat Collins

A surprise 38th wedding anniversary was held at the Collins home with over twenty guests. The event featured music, a feast, and heartfelt well wishes from friends and neighbors in Montana’s Teton county among longtime residents and pioneers.

Nat Collins Elizabeth Smith Mrs. Collins Montana Teton County Charles Connor P. I. Cole Gee, Taylor Alex Longwair Beaupre Julian Burd W. Truchot Brown Carr Carl Burbank

Blacksmith Lafrance Offers New Never Slip Shoes in Teton County

J F Lafrance at the Kennedy stand advertises a large supply of never slip shoes and forging shoes for horses. He invites horsemen to view them and guarantees satisfaction. Also welcomes trades or sales of horses wagons and buggies.

J. F. Lafrance Kennedy Teton County

Alias Summons in District Court of Montana

Nettle Watson sues William E. Watson in Montana’s Eleventh Judicial District to dissolve the marriage and recover costs. Defendant is summoned to answer within twenty days, or a default judgment may be entered. The complaint accuses desertion and failure to support since November 15 1904. Clerk Sterling McDonald. Attorney J G Bain for plaintiff.

District Court Eleventh Judicial District Montana Teton Nettle Watson Wiliam E. Watson State of Montana County of Mame Ibranston A. E. Branston Mstrict Court

Advertised Letters at Chateau Post Office Week Ending Jan 13 1905

The list shows uncalled letters: Miss Agnes H Atkinson Mrs Eliza Larance Philip Laverdure Jesse E Ross. Callers must say advertised and pay one cent. P M C H Drake Postmaster

Chateau Atkinson Agnes H. Larance Eliza. Laverdure Philip, Ross Jesse E C. H. Drake P. M

Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy Emphasized Safe for Children

The advertisement proclaims Chamberlain's Cough Remedy absolutely harmless for children with no harmful ingredients. Sold by C. H. Drake.

Chamberlain

Short Maine spruce market and odd notes from across the country

Reports from Maine say pure spruce is scarce with only a small supply available at 15 cents an ounce. Indiana governor bans state officers from accepting railroad passes under a new railway law. Ice from a Randolph pond contains dangerous bacteria. Reno’s large gambling saloon closed after a Faro win of 14 000 dollars. Jersey City church plans to raise funds by a mile of cents, tallying a 4000 dollar bill.

Maine Indiana Randolph Reno Faro Jersey City N. J Old Society

Plays and Players Overview of New Stage Moves

Joseph Wheelock Jr prepares for Arizona vacation before joining a George Ade company. Fisher & Ryley plan a French musical parody adaptation for next season. Nellie Lynch joins Tivoli Opera in San Francisco after The Tenderfoot sobourette role. Maude Adams nears full recovery from appendicitis in New York. Mrs Temple's Telegram remains a Chicago summer attraction. William Morris travels east while Nerbert Kelecy and Effie Shannon head to London for a new English play next season. Florence Bindey debuts The Belle of the West with Harry B. Smith and Karl Ioschua handling book and music.

Joseph Wheelock, Jr George Ade Company Arizona Fisher & Ryley Nellie‘Lynch Tivoli Opera Company San Francisco Maude Adams New York

Old World Notes Snapshot of Global Facts

Census puts Rome population at 506 840. Leoneli library in Udine houses over 8 000 Dante works. Germany leads tissue paper output with 17 mills. Paris deploys electric mail wagons to speed delivery. Belgium bans absinthe manufacture and sales to curb rising consumption.

Rome Leonidas Leonelli Udine Italy Germany Paris Chamber and Senate

Editorial Snippets Reflect Social Trends and Opinions

A collage of short editorials notes heart failure prevalence in New York mortality stats, high urban prices, women in politics and fair management, a Japanese cadet admitted to Annapolis, a call for American cadets to Japan, a judge upholding an anticigarette law with a smoking caveat, and praise for women as factors in business.

Detroit Free Press New York Herald Naval Academy Annipolis Japan Springfield Republican Indiana Wittsburg Times Pittsfield Eagle

PITH AND POINT Reflections on luck and life in the Globe style

A compact meditation on luck money and family duty likened to a card hand. The Atchison Globe voice notes how a man cannot take wealth beyond death and how a town gardener mirrors travel motives. It contrasts common fate with the pull of parental care and financial responsibility.

Atchison Globe

Inside St Paul Saloons and City Life Critique

The New York World describes St Paul as having 24 hour saloons and seven day service. It notes rapid soiled collars needing eight minutes of cleaning and coal carts blocking business blocks. It criticizes Mayor Smith with twenty seven years in office and complains about hotel service and clerk arrogance. The piece reflects urban disorder and public dissatisfaction.

Smith Inn New York World

Also Mentioned on This Page

Fa.lons M. D Hamilton Street Choteau, Mont Augusta QA. Kence, D. D.S John W. Shields, C. E Notary Pustic DR. T. Brooks A. C. Warner S. Commissioner Victory Choterau Aerie Order of Eagles EB. Trescott W. P. Oun W. SareLps Geo. W. Magee Ettc Hitc Dupuyer, Monnt Cole S. O. Huseth W. M. Pyatt William Hodgskiss, Propr T. A. Smith J. J. Daley Stockholders’ Meeting Teton Cattle Company C. H. Jefferson J. E Erickson Enoch Peterson Burton Bench Ft. Benton River Press Choteau County Henry Ryan Birch Creek A. R. Robertson LaFrance Ringo Julia Lindseth August Daacke Grant A. Gorham Belgrade C. M. Simpson R. C. Macdonald Winnipeg Rebekah Whist Club C. H. Connor F. A. Long Agnes Bruce Alice Smith Sterling McDonald J.G. Bain Plaintiff OLD World Notes Booze Boudoir Main Conrad Department of the Interior United States Land Office Great Fails Margaret Hodgskiss Mont Chateau, Mont Louis W. Lehr Fred Willams Louis Robaro Frank McCabe Fant M. S. Darling U.S Joseph Scott Donald Graham Angus Irindlnngson George M. Coffey Byanum Montena Bernard J. Mathews J. M. Lurnisaame Great Halls Angus McLeod Moant M.3. Darling Angus Finlayson Evan D. Jones Joseph. Scott Donald Finlayson Conrad, Montunda First J.G. Barn Piaintin George D. Porter Acaritha
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