Car of Plows Coming With Burton Bench Combination Plows
A straight car of plows is coming and is expected to arrive in about ten days. The shipment includes about 50 Burton Bench Combination Plows.
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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1907
Page
4
A straight car of plows is coming and is expected to arrive in about ten days. The shipment includes about 50 Burton Bench Combination Plows.
Fragmented price list items show groceries and household goods with scattered brand names and unit prices. Items include canned salmon beverages soap tea peaches corn and beans prunes and sugar cured hams, with miscellaneous cleaning products and baking goods.
Demand for haying tools is high this season. We offer Dain Swinging Stackers and Lift Rakes, McCormick Mountain Wheel Rakes, McCormick Mowers Binders, Hollingsworth Rakes. Largest stock of repairs for the listed items in Teton county.
Business communications for the Gazette of Teton County should be addressed to Gagtvau Acantia. June 20 1907 issue notes official local paper status and contact detail.
Mrs B Stewart of Bynum plans immediate trip to Washington to visit her parents. Miss Williams Dorrington and children visit Mrs Frank Combs in Great Falls. Malone a Dupuyer businessman was in town Monday to Wednesday. Zimmerman Conrad businessman visits for jury duty. J Geehegan of the Canadian Mound and Police attends court matters. Mrs D Stewart, Mrs Robert Stone, Mrs Shiebel Miss Fincher and Miss Anthony visit from Bycum bes Wednesday. Cowell leaves for Warace and Zortman for business. stays a month with brother A J Cowell. Adolph Weickhart leaving Kalispell after six months in W D Luthers meat market. wishes good luck. Sheriff Moran of Conrad arrives with a tizza sentenced to six months for cruelty to animals. case involved Pearson sheep incident.
Two contestants vie for the Helena trip during the carnival and celebration Ethel B Johnson of Chateau and Flora Stillman of Belleview. Voters urged to submit ballots. The Women of Woodcraft served dinner at Woodmen hall with strong crowds and a satisfying repast. Julius Hirshberg opens residence for the summer with Mrs Hoag as housekeeper and will host relatives. Sam Stephenson of Great Falls, attorney, is in town connected with three or four district court cases Hirshberg Co versus Kilraven Cooperative Canal Co referenced.
Rev F L Buzzell formerly stationed as M E pastor sells his Birch Creek ranch to W G Conrad for 2500 dollars and a forty acre tract near Conrad. High water in the Teton recent weeks, unlikely to affect crops. J W Petch Augusta blacksmith visits and may join government service as a horseshoer at Ft Wright Washington.
The F A C A N T H A notes only two rental properties remain in Choteau as demand for real estate and town lots stays strong. freighter Mr. Kruck suffered a head injury from a fractious horse Saturday morning. Dr. Brooks treated him and he resumed work soon after. Helena visitor Miss Elsie Friedlander arrived to spend the summer with her uncle Julius Hirshberg, a former Teton County High student.
G W Magee of Dupuyer and his brother B F Magee of Willow Paw Wash arrive together for the first time since 1874. Towns Dupuyer Bynum Augusta Choteau plan Fourth of July celebrations with posters printed by the Acantha. Silver Jim the famous horse will race at Choteau. Choteau Milling Co reports a week long record grinding run and preparatory work for the new crop.
The Recorder’s office revealed this week that new vault furniture is being installed in the county offices. The setup includes file cases roller shelves and other conveniences and is said to be worth a visit to the courthouse. Art Metal Construction Co of St Louis is supplying the furniture.
Mrs Geo Adlam and her daughter Dora departed Wednesday for Winona Minnesota to stay until September first. It is Mrs Adlam’s first home visit in nine years and she expects a joyful reunion with relatives and friends. Dora Adlam plans a piano study course during the trip.
P F St Denis of Dupuyer visits town this week after a stay in Chateau for a long severe rheumatism attack. Friends report he is looking well and nearly himself again.
Andrew Austad sustained a broken collarbone and bruises after a horse he was riding became unmanageable and ran into a wire fence at A. B. Jones' residence on Wednesday. Dr. Long reports the condition as serious but stable.
The undersigned announce a prohibition on fishing in the waters within their lands. McDonary and Rims11 forbid all anglers from entering or trapping aquatic life on the property.
In the Eleventh Judicial District of Montana an order to show cause is issued in the estate of Conrad McNeal. Roy McNeal petitioned for an order of sale of all real estate for the estate needs. A hearing is set for July 6, 1907 at 10 a.m. in Chateau courthouse. Publication required weekly for four weeks in the Chateau Acantha. Stertine McDonald, Clerk.
Department of the Interior notice states Harry Drury of Elizabeth Montana plans final proof for Homestead Entry No 3290 filed May 14 1906. Proof to be given before A Q Warner U S Commissioner at Chateau Montana on July 20 witness list includes Carlton L Monroe J Christopher Salmond James E Adams and John Harrington.
The notice states that grocery buyers can sell goods delivered by rail and save the purchaser the cost of handling plus freight from the railroad to Choteau, reducing overall expense for buyers in the region.
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