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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1907
Page
5
Bailey and family returned Thursday from Great Falls while J Alfred Harris and others traveled to Helena and Great Falls. Several locals visited, including Mrs C C Miller and Mrs Nat Collins. The lamp project advances with a new dynamo and court-house fixtures. Haying begins as crop looks good but weather slows curing and labor is scarce.
Gael M Kennedy, after two years at the Boston and Montana smelter, departs today for Butte to begin a new position with the National Biscuit Company. He is noted as a popular and industrious young man with many friends wishing him success.
Miss Florence Leech visits the Cowell family while H Beaupre and Hugh O'Neal travel to Great Falls. County Commissioner C H Pearson from Ceenrad attends a meeting, and Pear Heighton joins the Methodist church. Mrs W B Butchart returns from Wisconsin as Geo F Miller visits for a special commissioners' meeting. Sweet cream and spring chickens advertised at Mrs Hopkinsonsons. Yeager sells household goods and plans a fall trip east. W M Pyatt visits Warfield ranch. T J Tweet sells wool at 1914 per pound in Great Falls. Father Phelan returns from Augusta and conducts services. Thel Johnson returns from Chateau to Dupuyer. Frank Jefferson seeks men for haying. J J Collins and wife attend Odd Fellows Installation. Rev Geo Logan reports a successful quarter at Dupuyer. Borgey Lindseth recuperates from a cream separator accident. C S McDonald and son Denzel depart for Great Falls. Charlie to deliver woolclip valued at 225. E E Lesch of Dupuyer travels to Great Falls for sheep discussion. A B Jones offers posts and timber at Pine Ridge crossing. orders via Acantha office. G N White of Augusta oversees Monte Darrow and plans summer stay. the stallion is tied to Marcus Daly stock.
I am prepared to furnish best shingles in any quantity at my place in Choteau. C. W. WYMER.
The Avery plowing crew works in the hayfield and soon expects sod turning. Henry Davidson trains a new race horse aiming for speed. Mrs. Lena Lindseth visits, then leaves for Great Falls Tuesday. Oleson paints Otness’s house. Ladies' Aid meets Mrs. S. Lindseth. Haying is in full blast signaling a good crop. A sociable dance hosted by Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Otness in their new barn with music by Hanson and P. H. Burreson. L. J. Otness adds finishing touches to his new residence. Carpenters begin work on the new church building Tuesday. Joseph Johnson runs Bachelor Hall at his ranch near Farmington. Melvin Landsverk of Great Falls visits locally.
Sunday gatherings report Raymond party with cattle set for dipping at Dry Forks plant. Harry Collins left for Helena with a note of possible future partnership. Local families, including the Beans and Hoys, gathered with relatives in various trips and visits.
The Rev F L Buzzell sells land under the Conrad ditch in Teton county to Conrad Investment Co and buys forty acres adjoining Conrad to make his home. He plans to sever his church ties at the coming conference to farm while also writing and lecturing on socialism. Mrs Buzzell and daughters will stay in Kalispell for the next school year.
Indian defendant John Chouquette faced a preliminary hearing before Justice DeHaas Saturday over the alleged theft of Douglas Boutelier's horse. Boutelier testified he missed the horse and found it later altered in appearance at Chateau. Peter Grande testified to a conversation in which Chouquette admitted taking the horse near Choteau. Defense offered no evidence. Chouquette bound over to district court in 1000.00.
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