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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1910
Page
8
The next regular eighth grade examination will be held January 20 and 21, 1910 at the county superintendent's office in the county courthouse in Choteau, and at the public school buildings in Dupuyer and Conrad. Frances M. Anderson, County Superintendent of Schools.
J J Ridgeway offers rough dry family washing at 5c per pound with quick service and moderate prices. Teton Steam Laundry advertises clothes cleaning pressing and shoe repair with convenient call and visit option.
News from Montana reports a storm at Judith Gap cutting Lewistown off from the world. The Montana railway commission notes insufficient protection for travelers in its annual report.
Local note signifies Embroidery club will gather at Mrs. Cowgill on Saturday January 22 1910. Several residents arrive or visit nearby towns including Mrs J W Nixon of Augusta and Sam Pfrimmer and wife of Valier. Mixed local updates cover business trips and real estate chatter.
A small rural school near Red Hills Ranch has been shut for a week after the teacher resigned. Miss Hazel K. Cone, previously a county educator, travels from the east to assume charge of the closed school and oversee reopening for the children attending Chateau School.
To handle growing record work the county clerk's office orders an additional book typewriter as January proves to be another busy month.
Arbin E. Leech, a notable figure in Chateau, is chosen as business manager for the university paper for the upcoming semester. Charles McGowan from Great Falls will serve as editor and is a nephew of former local student Jas. Yule.
Geo. B. Miller chairman and Cal Binford county assessor traveled to Billings for the annual county officials convention. County clerks were invited to join the meetings but Clerk Garrett could not attend due to heavy office duties.
Wo Cowgill and T O Larson traveled to Billings Saturday seeking sheep if prices suited. Weather is harsh on the Crow reservation and across Montana with heavy snow. Stockmen face pressure to reduce herds or sell out as cold, snow, and market conditions bite.
William Breding the contestant filed an affidavit challenging Arie Bobeldyke the entryman for abandoned premises in southeast quarter section 13 township 26 north range 4 west. Hearings set Feb 16 and Feb 23 1910 before U S officials in Chateau and Great Falls Montana with public notice due to service difficulties.
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