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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1905
Page
3
Henry Radcliffe and family visited the county seat on Wednesday while Dr. O A Kenek and dentist services loom in Chateau. Notices include horse and wagon sales, wagon maker Daniel Miller, and glances at residents from Sheridan to Los Angeles. Wildlife bounty totals report 45 coyotes and 2 wolves among others collected.
Myn Arton visits Mrs Ward in Belleview. C H Drake returns from business in Great Falls and Helena. Phil S Cole attends Kalispell legal business. Jos VanHeurel in Chateau representing Chas Gies of Great Falls. John Graves Hobbins and Grover Graves go fishing in Teton canyon. Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea advertised. Noble ranches of 630 acres in Healey and Aldrich springs sold to Carlos Warfield. Noble may keep sheep on range until spring.
For sale or exchange for hay or grain two wagons one spring wagon one buggy one set double buggy harness two sets working harness one set breeching harness two sets lead harness three plows two rakes one pup for gasoline engine and a 600 Th Fairbank swales call or address.
The annual Farmers and Stockgrowers Association picnic will be held at Chateau on Saturday July 22 1905. A good program is planned and farmers are urged to support the association. cordial invitation to all. J d Davey President Put G Rimk t Secretary
At the last meeting of Chateau Circle No 239 Women of Woodcraft officers for the coming term were installed including RP GG N Therresia Shields G N Lavina Collins Adv Margaret Brooks Magician Jennie Goodrich 1 8 Margaret Navie O 8 Josephine Beaupre C G Francis Wessell Musician Eden Beaupre Alanayers Margaret Brooks 15 months Jennie Cnoodrigh 12 months Mary Klockler 6 months Queen Rebekah Jodie No 3 10 0. F installed officers as follows are their last meeting PLN i Jennie M Prescott N G Mary Monkean ROS NG CG AL Connor Chaplin Nellie R Grown Toh C G Monkean O G 8 A McPhee Conductor Cassie Bruce Warden Margaret Lockhart The vice grand elect Mrs Laces Dennis was not present but will be installed at the next regular meeting. Also advertised is Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea at The City Drug Store.
Mrs Zindema wife of a Burton Beach settler died at her residence last Wednesday evening of heart failure at age 51 born in Holland. She married at nineteen and left nine children Susie Josie Bertha Louise Minne Jennie Paul John Paul Aindema all living on the beach. Neighbors aided the family in their hour of trouble. Funeral services will be held at 1 PM tomorrow at the family home conducted by Rev Geo A Wells of the M E Church Chateau. Interment at Farmington cemetery.
Jesse J Powell of the Blackfeet reserve died at Columbus hospital after seven months illness linked to appendicitis treatment. He was 22, survived by a mother, a father Haary A Powell, a brother and two sisters. one sister married to Peres DeWolfe. Funeral arrangements pending Browning, Montana.
Uncalled letters for week ending July 10 include Burton Fred Larkin Urs John O’Hanlon Thomas Sloan Miss Nora When calling please say advertised and pay one cent. C H Dear P M
Alfred F E Allison lost his homestead entry bid for the northeast quarter of section 12 township 33 north range 6 west near Cut Bank. The land office found he had not held or settled on the disputed parcel, and the state selection prevailed after hearings in Washington and Montana.
Chicago July market update shows cattle receipts at 7,060 with slow trading. Good to prime steers around 9.50 to 6.05. stockers and feeders 3.75 to 2.90. cows 2.95 to 4.89. heifers 2.25. canners 1.50 to 2.00. bulls 2.00. Calves 3. Calf receipts 3,010. Sheep receipts 18,000 with lambs at 5.00 to 5.15 and western lambs around 5.00 to 5.15. native lambs 5.04 to 5.15.
Wool buyers sold 5 000 pounds by Woolman Christan at 2 1 2 to 3 cents per pound. 27 000 pounds moved to Joseph Woolman at 2 1 2 to 3 cents. 21 000 pounds sold to Getan CLR at 2 2 1 2 cents. 6 4 pounds sold at 22 1 2 cents to Batensin. 27 000 pounds at licents to Uatewan. Coffey Wellenstein sold 12 009 pounds at 2 3 1 2 cents to Thayer. One team of work horses and a milk cow offered. Samuel Lindseth Farmington. Torwald Bjornstad Dupuyer Montana advertised.
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