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Choteau Acantha

Location

Choteau, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jul 30, 1913

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New Business Buildings Rise in Choteau

Chas McDonald plans a modern new business building beside the alley behind Choteau Mercantile with a picture show house to be run by a moving picture operator. W H Webb will oversee construction and work will move quickly. A second store and an additional story of offices will follow between the Bairp and Chateau Mercantile properties.

Chas. McDonald Choteau Mercantile Store W. H. Webb Bair P Chateau Mercantile Chas

Town plans more improvements on the way

The town progresses with current projects and anticipates further enhancements soon. Officials indicate ongoing work will bring additional improvements without specifying details.

Collector J G Bair Retires as Montana Idaho Customs Chief

Hon J G Bair retires after four years as collector of customs for Montana and Idaho with headquarters at Great Falls. A J King of Kalispell assumes the post. Bair visited Chateau then Great Falls and will tour Masonic orders before practicing law here.

J. G. Bair Montana Idaho Great Falls A. J. King Kalispell Bair Chateau

County Commissioners Schedule Late Summer Meeting

The board of county commissioners will meet on August 7 8 9 and 11 to take final action on proposed raises of assessment. Road bridge and other special matters will also be considered on August 8 and 9.

Board of County Commissioners

Choteau Triumphs In Busy Augusta Baseball Clash

Choteau defeats Augusta 5 to 0 after a day of ideal weather and costly errors by Augusta. Highlights include R Wiseman and McDermott delivering multiple hits for Choteau while Augusta pitchers Powers and Wiseman issued walks and wild pitches aiding the visitors. The game featured strong fielding from Choteau and an umpire praised for his officiating.

Choteau Augusta B. Kennedy Vaughn J. Nilan R. Wiseman Oliver Thomas L. Wiseman Ovo E. Thomas Tee Booch Chateau Bowers Connors iCrawford Cullin McDermott McGregor Burk DeMars Powers Wiseman L. Wisener Wisener Thames Crawford R. Wisener Mr. Carlson

Chateau Baseball Hosts Doubleheader at Brady Diamond

On Sunday Chateau baseball team plays two games at Brady Diamond. First game versus Colins looks close, second game against Brady is the big one. Last meeting two weeks ago ended in a close score. Chateau seeks victory again with a small margin.

Chateau Brady Colins

Instructive lecture on Around the World in Eighty Minutes

A high school auditorium hosted a Monday night showing of Around the World in Eighty Minutes before a good sized audience. Father Connolly delivered the lecture with vivid personal observations enhancing the high class pictures. Dr Crary was thanked for discontinuing one show and for permitting the use of his picture machine.

Father Connolly Crary

Court in session on naturalization matters today

District Court Judge Leslie and R. P. Jackson from Great Falls preside over a short session focused on naturalization matters. The lightweight docket indicates a concise hearing day.

Leslie R. P. Jackson Great Falls

Montana metal production rises sharply in 1912 survey

The 1912 Montana mine output valued at 64.75 million dollars up from 46.96 million in 1911 driven by copper gains. Silver Bow county supplied over 93 percent of the state’s metal value, while Montana produced more copper and silver ledgers and saw increases in ore tonnage and average value per ton.

Montana W. C. Teikes United States Geological Survey Silver Bow County Butte Lodes Nevada Utah Summit Valley Ascade Jefferson Lincoln Siler Bow Silver Bow Fergus Eastern Reduction Works

State Board of Health Orders Sanitary Towels and Cups

Montana health officials announce disposal of public towels and cups immediate use of sanitary cups and individual towels only. Law violation prompts prosecution by the state health board. Visitors from Great Falls report land sale near Dupuyer of about 1800 acres, Therrian estate, to Wilson of Spokane for 30 to 35 thousand dollars.

McGregor State Board of Health of Montana G. F. Hughes George Therrian Mr. Wilson Great Falls Dupuyer Therrian Sexton-Lloyd People Hughes Wilson Spokane

Power line progress in Sun River valley to serve 1000 horsepower

Max Hebgent, Montana Power Company general superintendent, says the high power tension line into the Sun River valley is 60 percent complete and will be finished by September 1 to supply 1000 horsepower to the United States Reclamation Service. He arrived from Butte by automobile and will stay in the city a couple more days on company business.

Sun River Valley United States Reclamation Service Max Hebgent Montana Power Company Butte Sufi River Valley Hebgent Tribune

Marriage Licenses Reported This Week

For the past week, the Clerk of the District Court lists marriages between Arthur FE Peerson and Anna Swengon of Kevin Montana Carl Gordon and Matilda Wodka of Walter Montana Walter A Fansler of Sidelia Missouri and Marion Anderson of Choteau Montana.

Arthur FE. Peerson Anna Swengon Kevin Mont Carl Gordon Matilda Wodka Walter Walter A. Fansler Sidelia Marion Anderson Choteau

Bids Sought for 85 Tons Coal for School District

The undersigned invites bids up to August 22 1913 for 85 tons of coal to be delivered to the public school in Chateau. Trustees reserve the right to reject any or all bids. H A Prescott Clerk.

Chateau H. A. Prescott

Death in Runaway Collision Near Sun River

Paul R. Simonson a 43 year old rancher near Sun River died after a runaway accident as two companions escaped with minor injuries. He was dragged about two miles and survived several hours before dying near Mill Coulee on the Cha teau road. Undertaker W I George of Great Falls handled the body. funeral services were held in Chateau cemetery with Rev Percy Reid McMahan officiating. Simonson, born in Wisconsin in 1870, had lived in Montana eighteen years.

Paul Simonson Sun River Simonson George Mike Moweree Mike W. I George Great Falls Mill Coulee Chateau Road Paul R. Simonson C. H. Connor Undertaking Establishment Waupaco Wisconsin Montana Chateau Percy Reid McMahan First Methodist Church

Silo Building Interest Grows in Montana Farms

Montana farmers turn to silos to save costs as many seek cheaper underground pits. Agronomist R L Wilson of Salt Creek offers plans. he oversees 40 corn varieties at Waubax and Miles City and runs county industrial contests guiding 500 youth toward the state fair in Helena with prizes totaling about 500 dollars.

Montana R. L. Wilson Sallon Custer County Wilson Helena Montana U Agriculture

Large Horse Sale Near Glasgow Announces Major Montana Trade

Ek M Farrington of Electric City Land Co reports selling 900 horses north of Glasgow to Earl Connors. It ranks as one of the state's largest recent horse sales and may mark the end of such large Montana transactions.

Ek. M. Farrington Electric City Land Co Glasgow Earl Connors Montana

Methodists Plan Special Services and Communion

The Methodist church in Chateau holds Holy Communion and special services on Sunday August 3. Rev. Dr. Frank Cole of Davenport will preach at 10 30 a m and Pastor Rev. Percy Reid McMahan will speak at the evening service. All who wish to keep Christ in remembrance and are without a church home are invited to partake.

Frank Cole Davenport Iowa Percy Reid McMahan Christ Chateau

Catholic Services Schedule for Collins and Choteau

Mass will be celebrated on the third Sunday of each month at 10 a.m. in Collins with evening devotions at 7:30 p.m. in Choteau. On the fourth Sunday Masses are in Choteau at 8 and 10:30 a.m. with 7:30 p.m. devotions and preaching at all services. Pastor J Connolly.

Collins Choteau J. Connolly

Episcopal Church Services Next Sunday In Town

Morning prayer and sermon at eleven o clock with evening prayer and sermon at seven forty five o clock Rev L F Haley missionary for Chateau extends a cordial welcome to all to attend these services

L. F. Haley Chateau

Thaw Sakes Absence of Law Firm Trouble

An unusual time has elapsed with out. Harry Thaw's getting any oblig ing and industrious lawyer into trouble. The fragment notes a legal angle surrounding Thaw and his counsel.

Harry Thaw

Foreclosure Suit Over Contract for Deed in Montana

District Court in Teton County Montana issues summons to Gust Sannes and wife for twenty days to answer the complaint seeking foreclosure or cancellation of their contract for deed. The action aims to sell the premises to satisfy amounts due, with further relief as in the complaint. Clerk James Gibson notes the court seal and dates July 29 1913. Attorneys A W Heidelberg and J A Stub of Great Falls Montana represent the plaintiff.

District Court of Judicial District Montana Teton S. J. Syse Gust Sannes State of James Gibson Paul Jacobson A. W. Heidel J. A. Stub Ndunu Block Great Falls

Montana Divorce Summons in Teton County Court

The District Court of the Eighth Judicial District Montana Teton County issues a summons to Charles Harrold in a divorce case with Alice Harrold. The defendant must answer within twenty days after service or face default judgment. The case cites desertion on May 15, 1910 and requests dissolution of marriage. Clerk James Gibson signs summons. attorney Geo W Mager of Dupuyer represents plaintiff.

District Court Eighth Judicial District State of Montana County of Teton Alice Harrold Charles Harrold A. D James Gibson Paul Jacobson Geo. W. Mager Dupuyer Montana

Notice of County Board of Equalization Meeting

Teton county assessor books open for inspection as the county board of equalization meets in Chateau on July 21 1913 to examine and equalize property valuations. Sessions run until August 11 1914 with additional dates August 7 9 for complaints and final action. failure to appear forfeits correction rights.

County Board OF Equalization Teton County Board of County Commissioners Chateau E. C. Garrett

County Surveyor Takes Charge of Road Supervisors

At a special meeting the board of county commissioners ordered County Surveyor Ward to direct all road supervision in the absence of any commissioner.

Board of County Commissioners Ward

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