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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1909
Page
4
The Choteau paper criticizes Washington spending including a 38000 carriage allowance, endorses Montana Senator Dixon's cabinet prospects, and argues for cooperative irrigation projects to aid settlers. It notes Montana has extensive land and irrigation programs needing completion and frames fiscal policy as a balance between dignity and practicality.
The writer argues that Senator Dison would be a fortunate choice for interior secretary. They praise his familiarity with land use irrigation Indian affairs forests and related cabinet duties and commend his qualifications.
Encouraging signs emerge that the Chateau to Great Falls interurban line is not abandoned and may soon bring reassuring news. The Great Falls franchise appears likely to be approved, with promoters confident in success and urging local support and prompt action.
The prospect for woolgrowers looks encouraging as two leading buyers are on the ground and prices reportedly hover around twenty cents. The mild winter adds to the feeling that the coming season may be solid.
Passage notes a twelve day cold period ending and favorable conditions for women, suggesting the season for prolonged cold weather will soon be over. The tone signals optimism about upcoming conditions and the impact on the Woulmen.
Local notice lists Sunday Jan 31 services at 10 30 morning sermon The Hidden Nine Tenths 11 30 Sunday School Epworth League at 7 pm Evening sermon A Pricking Conscience Forest Supervisor Days celebrates a son with cigars and smiles Mother and child reported well Rev W W Van Gredel preached in town then headed to Dupuyer to assist in meetings.
Notice announces Nels Anderson of Dupuyer Montana filing for final proof to establish homestead claim on lands in section 34 township 28 north range 6 west Montana Meridian. Proceeding before J. W. Shields U S Commissioner at Conrad Montana on February 15 1909. Witnesses listed include John Maris John Pfeiffer George E Thompson John Jankowski and Conrad residents. I M Burlingame Register. First pub 12-31-19.
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