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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1907
Page
4
At this sale you will have the opportunity to buy first class merchandise at bargain prices. We have selected goods out of the different departments and have made prices you cannot afford to miss. Quantity in some lots is limited. Those who come first will get the best selection. Those who make their purchases this month will save money.
Cloths for dresses waists and kimonos present ten fresh patterns with current styles priced at 121 dollars 2 and 15 cents.
School notes record visits and exam counts in the primary and intermediate grades with Basil Engel joining the primary department and Chester Deunis missing days due to illness. The column muses on vision and responsibility in teaching, cites a Dakota blizzard scare, and extols the enduring resilience of a schoolma’am amid climates and challenges. It also observes Robert Burns Day with biographical reflections on Burns, his life of toil, and the Scottish cultural connection.
Senator W A Clark says he has six alternate midshipmen appointments to the Naval Academy at Annapolis. He named William W. Goodwyn of Great Falls and Ralph Vaill of Red Lodge as principals with three alternates each. He aims to name alternates before leaving the Senate next March and urges interested youths to apply in Washington.
A London newspaper characters the English village as hampered by poor drainage contaminated wells bad lighting flawed education and lack of amenities such as cottage hospitals reading rooms clubs baths and telegraphs highlighting how these deficiencies spoil life in rural communities.
The article describes how laundry marks identify garments and reveal ownership. It notes French pieces bear name and address stamps, Russian towns police supervise marks to detect forged passports, Bulgarian laundries use rubber stamps, and German laundries attach small heat sealed cloth labels.
C H Pearson and Herbert Pearson sue Nox Ell J Canney and Elvire J Ward in district court seeking foreclosure of mortgage on 160 acres in section 26 township 28 north range 3 west Montana. Note for 700 dollars with 10 percent interest, plus 200 attorney fees and 312.30 taxes, plus costs. Prayer for sale of land and barred redemption. First published January 17, 1907.
Chicago cattle receipts total roughly 4500 with steady prices. Beeves bring 4.10 to 7.20, stockers and feeders 2.50 to 4.60, Texans 3.75 to 4.50, calves 6.00 to 8.25. Sheep receipts about 14.00 with strong market. sheep 3.60 to 5.25 and lambs 4.60 to 7.80.
The Eleventh Judicial District fixes four annual terms of court for 1907 in Flathead and Teton counties. Teton: January 14 April 5 August 5 November 4. Flathead: February 18 May 13 September 2. Dated December 1906 Judge J. E. Erickson. Clerk Susie McDonal.
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