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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1907
Page
1
Another Bill of Sale Case Involving a Stolen Horse
Sheriff McKenzie arrested John Chuquette on grand larceny charges after a horse vanished June 12 from Cowell pasture and reappeared in Choteau with mane and tail cut and a questionable bill of sale from Abraham Valley. Chuquette claims ownership. Valley could not be located. Preliminary hearing slated for July 13.
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McKenzie
Browning
John Chuquette
Acantha
Douglas Boutelier
Cowell
Town
Chuquette
Abraham Valley
Fort Shaw School
Augusta
Valley
Chateau
Boutelier
Unusual Accident Involving Teenserator Injury
Betsy Lindseth fourteen year old step daughter of Chris Owen was operating a cream separator when her hair became entangled in the revolving bowk tearing hair from one side of her head and bruising head and brow. Dr Brook treated her and reported no serious injuries expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betsy Lindseth
Chris Owen
Brook
Beware Men Learn Self Control In Home Life
Advice column style note counsels men and women to master temper before guiding others. It suggests if a woman cannot enter rooms calmly, she should consider wallpaper to improve home cheer, and invites readers to visit The City Drug Store run by O H Drake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Drug Store
O. H. Drake
Cha teau Cornet Band Reorganizing at County Office
About fifteen people attended a meeting at the county attorney's office to reorganize the Cha teau cornet band. Dr. Kenck was named chairman and Phil I. Cole secretary, with enrollment open for new members and plans discussed for membership and instruments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau Cornet
Dr. Kenck
Phil I. Cole
Chas Wilcox
Phil Cole
Choteau
Dissolution of Cohoe & Wessel Firm in Montana
Notice states the firm Cohoe & Wessel in Teton County Montana is dissolved as of June 14 1907 K B Cohoe purchases Frances E Wessells 160 acre ranch interest and agrees to assume all partnership debts at Choteau Montana with signatories K B Cohoe and Frances E Wessel
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cohoe & Wessel
Teton County
Montana
K. B. Cohoe
Frances E. Wespwell
Copartnership
Choteau
Frances E. Wessell
Mustard Sardines at 10 Cents Per Can
Cash Grocery advertises mustard sardines at 10 cents per can. Local shoppers are invited to stock up on the pantry staple with the bargain price.
Reservoir disaster floods ranches killing sheep in Dillon area
News from the state reports a big reservoir break at the head of Rattlesnake creek near Dillon. Three thousand sheep drown and a dozen ranches are ruined, with irrigation water lost for the year. Nearby, surveyors work toward Great Falls for the Soo railroad, aiming to run trains into Montana within two years.
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Dillon
Great Falls
Soo
Montana
Flathead County
Libby
Gallatin Valley
Bozeman Fruitgrowers Association
L. L. Callaway
Virginia City
Corby
Butte
MacGinniss
Rocky Mountain Bell Telephone Company
Utah
Cascade County
Theodore Anderson
J. L. Perkins
Cascade
Rockefeller witness in Standard Oil probe at Chicago
John D. Rockefeller, subpoenaed after a lengthy federal search, proved a willing but unsatisfactory witness in the Standard Oil investigation in Chicago. He says his presidency is honorary and he has not been in the company’s office for eight years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John D. Rockefeller
Standard Oil
Chicago
Correction on Inquest Location for William Golder
An inquest into the death of William Golder was held at the accident scene, not in Duryuyer as previously reported by the Acanthu last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Golder
Duryuyer
Acanthu
Seabury Sprayers Fail To Meet Expectations
The Seabury spraying machine, used near town for three to four weeks, fails to pass Federal Veterinarian inspection after treating cattle. Dope diluted, plans for more powerful equipment delayed operations on Blackfeet Indian reservation, hindering fall beef shipping. Q D Gray notes limited daily capacity of 640 head versus promised 1,600.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seabury
Glenn
Q. D. Gray
F Company
Blackfeet
Gray
Conrad
England Brown wed in Dupuyer
England Brown and Miss Carrie Brown married Wednesday evening in Dupuyer with Rev. Hutt officiating. The groom H M England is known in Teton county for ranching in Canada. The bride is R S Brown’s daughter and a successful local teacher. Many friends send warm congratulations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrie Brown
H. M. England
Dupuyer
Hutt
Teton County
Canada
R. S. Brown
Local Moves and Outing Trips Noted Around Dupuyer
Geo Logan of Chateau chaired a quarterly meeting held here Wednesday evening. Leech Bros. departed Monday with about 7,000 head of sheep bound for the Conrad shearing pens. John Malone G R Carter Frank Swanson and Chick Grimsley traveled to Sun River springs for an outing. F D Kingsbury visited business in Conrad Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. Logan
Chateau
Leech Bros
Conrad
John Malone
G. R. Carter
Frank Swanson
Chick” Grimsley
Sun River Springs
Real Estate Transfers In Great Falls Area
First National Bank of Great Falls transfers to John H W Burke the Clark ranches totaling 8357.94 acres for consideration of $1 and other valuable considerations. Mary J Ralston transfers 852.96 acres in townships 25 North ranges 5 and 6 West to Samuel Spencer for $12 000. Charley L Franklin and wife transfer the southeast quarter of section 1 township 24 north range 5 west 160 acres to Frack Truchot for $1025.00.
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First National Bank of
Great Falls
John H W. Burke
Clark
Mary J. Ralston
Samuel Spencer
Charley L. Franklin
Frack Truchot
Township
A Word To Our Subscribers
The Acantha informs readers statements were mailed to unpaid subscribers to identify nonresidents deaths address changes and improve the paper. It notes subscriptions rise to 1.75 in advance or 2.00 per year otherwise with Canadian postage at 50 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Acantha
Acantha
Notice to Return Chateau Cornet Band Property
All persons holding any music, instruments, music stands, or other property of the Chateau Cornet band must surrender them to Chas Wilcox or deliver them to the courthouse on Friday evening July 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau Cornet Band
Chas, Wilcox
Court House
Havre County High School Proposal Leads Stat to Favor
Returns from a Saturday special election show a majority in favor of establishing a county high school at Havre. Voter turnout was lower than expected as many residents were busy or indifferent to the outcome, according to the River Press.
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Havre
River Press
Wool Sales Across Teton County Reach Chase for Koshland Firm
Wool clips from several Teton County parties were sold, mostly to Chase for Koshland & Co. The list includes Pearson Bros and Meade Bros among others, with numerous consignments and varied prices noted in the record. The document cites buyers such as Donald Graham and Geo. Porter, reflecting a busy local market.
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Teton County
Chase For Koshland & Co
Pearson Bros
Csesee
Donald Graham
Eid
Jones
Geo. Porter
Alex, Mackie
Cceeee
Kropp
Meade Bros
Ccceeseceeene
S. DL. Potter
J.J. Maller
J. A. van Buskirk
Local notes from Conrad area residents and visitors
Local brief items list movements and visits: Hi Bailey and family returned Monday. S M Carson left for Great Falls. J E DeHaas returned from Great Falls. Lawrence Lucero started work at Connor's blacksmith shop. Longmuir entertain Rev Law. J L DeHart resigns from Conrad Investment Co. Frank Hughes and wife in Great Falls. Mrs T A Smith traveled to Great Falls. Jas Gibson left for Spokane and Seattle. Guild meeting set for July 18 1907. Chateau Milling and Power Co shipped flour to Augusta. 300 gar ments of ladies undergarments at 50 cents to a dollar. Chateau Mercantile Co. S F and Harry Ralston moved horses to Helena.
No Fishing Notice on McDonalo and Rimell Lands
The undersigned forbid fishing in the waters on their lands. McDonalo and Rimell provide the notice to the public stating fishing is prohibited on their property.
Heavy Rain Storm Drenches Burton Beach area
A very heavy rainstorm drenched Burton beach Monday evening with sheets of rain for about two hours. The downpour brought substantial benefit to grain and hay crops. Lightning struck at Allen H. Gamble’s ranch killing two milch cows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burton Beach
Allen H. Gamble
Odd Fellows and Rebekahs Joint Installation Set
The Odd Fellows and Rebekahs plan a joint installation on Saturday evening July 13. All Odd Fellows and Rebekahs are urged to attend and support the event. Lusch will be served by Mesdames Monkman Collins and Weesell.
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Odd Fellows and
Rebekahs
Odd Fellows
Lusch
Mesdames Monkman
Collins
Weesell
Redmond Heads to Great Falls After Wednesday Departure
R. D. Redmond departed on Wednesday and headed toward Great Falls. The brief note confirms the travel plan without additional context.
Teton County Fair Dates Announced at Chateau
The Teton County Fair is slated for September 17 through 20 at Chateau. Organizers invite residents to attend events, exhibits, and activities across the four day run.
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Teton County Fair
Local notes from county towns and officials
Dr H Beaupre left Friday for his ranch in Sweet Grass country for a few days. The flour mill is being painted this week improving its appearance. Kyle Jones left for Spring Hill Monday after completing county assessor duties. Mrs E B Leech came from Dupuyer to stay a week or ten days. Sergeant Piper of the Northwestern Mounted Police arrived Friday linked to the detective department. J W Shields is surveying county roads in the northern county for about ten days to two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. H. Beaupre
Sweet Grass Country
Kyle Jones
Spring Hill
E. B. Leech
Dupuyer
Piper
Northwestern Mounted Police
Detective Department
The
Police Work
J. W. Shields
Thompson Wins Farmington Telephone Line Contract
H. R. Thompson holds the contract to build six or more miles of line for the Farmington Telephone Co. The project is being pushed toward rapid completion.
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H. R. Thompson
Farmington Telephone Co
Wool clip passes through town en route to Great Falls market
OQ. C. Miller's wool clip moved through town Saturday headed for the Great Falls market. Orlo Stansberry was freight driver. Mrs. Rochevar, sister of Mrs. Wessell, arrived Monday from Globe Arizona to visit relatives in Raymond and with Mrs. Wessell. Arlie Moore left Tuesday for Helena to help take the Ralston horses through and will be gone about a week.
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OQ. C. Miller
Great Falls
Orlo Stansberry
Arlie Moore
Helena
Ralston
Mrs Edythe Johnson Hosts Maw Family Visitors
Mrs Edythe Johnson entertained this week her father Mr Frank Maw Sr her sister Mrs Allin and daughter of Cascade and her brother Mr Frank Maw Jr for visits and social time in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edythe Johnson
Frank Maw
Mrs. Allin
Cascade
Mrs McFadden Visits Then Returns Home
Mrs McFadden sister of Mrs C H Drake left for her Whitehall home Saturday after a visit of two or three weeks in the area.
Burton Beach Native Visits From Stockett
Andrew Knuteen formerly of the Burton beach area arrived in town Saturday from Stockett where he now resides. He planned to return home within a day or two.
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Andrew Knuteen
Burton Beach
Stockett
Charley Green Welcomes Baby Daughter on Fourth of July
Charley Green shows a beaming grin as he announces the birth of his daughter. He proudly notes the baby arrived on Independence Day and marks the joyful event with a celebratory tone and lucky pockets full of cigars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charley Green
Havana
Clark Cousins Visit From New York on Montana Trip
Walter S. Clark and his cousin George Clark of New York stopped Monday afternoon while traveling by car from Great Falls to the Clark ranch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter S. Clark
George Clark
New York
Great Falls
Clark Ranch
County Fair Sets Exciting Relay Race and Events
County fair committees prepare for a busy schedule with races planned including a cowboys relay. Officials say the events aim to match the best state fairs this year and attract strong participation.
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County Fair Association
Mrs D D Cole Plans Long Western Visit
Mrs D D Cole left Monday for a visit with her daughter Mrs C C Cunningham in Red Lodge. She will then travel to Iowa to see her sons and, about Sept 1, go to Arkansas to spend the winter with her son and daughter. H H Cole accompanied her to Great Falls and will return Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. D. Cole
C. C. Cunningham
Red Lodge
Iowa
Arkansas
H. H. Cole
Great Falls
Bynum Lays Claim To A Train Without Rails
In Alkali basin residents haul supplies from Collins and Conrad by traction engine and wagon train. The “train” runs slowly with no fixed schedule, yet its appearance gives locals a metropolitan fantasy and hints at a future real railway.
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Bynum
Collins
Conrad
Fourth of July group enjoys social outing in local area
The Burrell family Ed Hirshberg and wife Sidney Hirshberg Mrs Coffey A J Cowell and daughter Mabel Miss Friedlander Miss Johnson Mr Herbert and others celebrated the Fourth of July together. They lunched at Spring Creek Bridge on the Chateau Bynum road visited the Bynum celebration and spent the evening at the Longmuir ranch in social amusements.
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Acantha
Burrell
Hirshberg
Sidney Hirshberg
Coffey
A. J. Cowell
Mabel
Friedlander
Johnson
Herbert
Acaptha
Spring Creek Bridge
Chateau-Bynum Road
Bynum
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F. A.long, M. D
T. Brooks
O. A. Kence
D. D
John W. Shields, C. E
Notary Postic
A. C. Warner
Choteau Aerie
Order of Eagles
Tompson
W. P. Thos. Brooks
Ss. O. Huseth
W. M. Pyatt
Soo Son
T. A. Smith
St. Clair House
Choteanu
Mont
Barrington Hall
Cash Grocery
News of the
School Board of
P. F. Laegnio
Wyoming
Pacific Coast
Eugene Schmitz
San Francisco
California
William S. Jackson
Postal Telegraph Co
Western Union
Japan
United States
U. S
Heywood
Harry Orchard
England
F. D. Kingsbury
Hi. F. Bailey
S. M. Carson
J. E. DeHaas
Lawrence Lucero
Connor
A. QO. Longmuir
W. P. Law
J. L. DeHart
Conrad Investment Co
Frank Hughes
Shelby
Jas. Gibson
Spokane
Seattle
Guild
Chateau Milling and Power Co
Yeager Bros
Chateau Mercantile Co
S. F
Harry Ralston
R. D. Redmond
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