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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1908
Page
8
Tam offers coal at Lireh creel mine at one dollar per ton with cash payment due on delivery. A free teamsters cabin and horse corral are provided. If meals are supplied a fifty cent charge per meal applies.
The new exchange is installed in Drake drug store with phones listed for Dr Power Observer bank Conrad Investment Co Hirshberg store Conrad Mercantile Co G N station hospital John son Lumber Co E D Jones P L Moran H E Brockman Frank Pings and others will follow. Dr Power returned from Great Falls and was called to Gold Butte. Local residents travel for business and family news includes births visits and shipments.
Hans JJanson formerly of Farmington, who moved to Great Falls last fall, died there yesterday. The body will return to Farmington next Monday for burial from the new church on Tuesday. He served on the bench for many years. Farmers haul grain to Collins for shipment to Minneapolis and other eastern points. L Nassett and wife returned Wednesday from a six weeks east trip. A Farmers Institute was held Wednesday in a vacant store building, drawing a large crowd despite short notice with four instructors and lively discussions. The party then left for Choteau this morning.
K. J. W. Mugland died Friday night January 17 1968 after a brief illness. Funeral services were held Sunday at 2 p.m. conducted by Rev. G Bellutt with many attendees. Joe Blunt has recovered. P. E. St Denis appointed US Commissioner at the county seat for maps and local work. Rev. Geo. Logan completed revival services with two new probationary church members. Rev. G. E. Hutt will assist in Chateau soon. The weather remained fine with a light snow and some wind.
Public auction at the Widell ranch four miles north of Chateau on Tuesday February 4 1905 offers 7 world horses 2 two year olds 1 yearling 1 milch cow 2 wagons 1 buggy 1 cart 3 work harness 1 buggy harness 1 single harness 1 saddle 1 harvester 1 mower 1 hay rake 2 sulky plows 1 disk 1 harrow 1 drill 600 pound scales 25 tons hay 400 bushels wheat 1009 pounds oats 2 chickens 1 range 1 heater 1 desk 1 sewing machine 1 kite cabinet 1 washer and ringer 2 bureaus 2 bedsteads 6 dining chairs and more. Under $10 cash. over $10 credit nine months on bankable notes at 10 percent interest. Free lunch. Auctioneers Paul Jaconson.
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