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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1909
Page
4
The notice proclaims Che Choteau Geantha A Guthrie as proprietor and lists publication details in Choteau Montana. It mentions weekly Thursday issues, office location, postal entry, price in dollars, and subscription terms.
A local effort in Bozemia and Salesville advances an inter urban railway. The article notes half dune progress, miles of track laid, and wire at work as the road nears completion in a demonstration that private enterprise can achieve public improvements.
The crowd at Monday’s celebration included many strangers and recent arrivals, alongside longtime residents. A local business man noted feeling nearly like a stranger amid the diverse turnout, underscoring how the city drew a substantial influx of new arrivals without a boom.
A noticeable population shift sees new residents taking land as old keepers become neighbors to strangers. The change is described as fortunate with steady growth and little chance of a backlash, signaling a stable but evolving community.
The July weather shows slow grass curing with rain possible, affecting winter range. The editorial urges readers to sign their correspondence to the Acantha and to take responsibility for submissions, noting unsigned items were not published last week.
The Fourth was big medicine in Cha teau. Another glorious Fourth has passed into history. No fatalities or notable accidents were reported in the community.
The article extols Augusta players as exceptional while joking that any man in the readership is married, adding light humor about contest and courtship in a local scene.
Jlenry D. Robison of Towner ND arrived in Chateau. His company plans to prepare a full set of land abstracts for the county and later to establish an office here. The Honor of a Cowboy was staged in Choteau by local youths and received a warm reception. The troupe aims to perform in Choteau on July 17.
W J Dorrington chosen to replace Leonard J Lowndes as district game warden. Lowndes resigns to farm in Oregon after taking a land purchase there. Dorrington travels from Kalispell to Helena on official business related to the appointment.
Marytila Kuka, heir of Rutherford deceased of Dupuyer Montana, filed notice of intention to make final five year proof to establish a homestead claim for lots 5 and 9 and surrounding lands in section 9, township 30 north range west, Mont lama meridian. The hearing before Frank Ho Federhen U S Commissioner at Dupuyer Montana is set for July 27, 109. Witnesses named: William H. Moloney Frank Davis John Sullivan Lewis A. Messecar all of Dupuyer Montana. J M Burlingame Register. First published- 100
At least three Teton county men likely to gain from the creation of Lincoln county and Libby as the county seat. S. F. Ralston, John Town, and C. E. Lukens have substantial county interests, with Town and Lukens tied to Libby.
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