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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1910
Page
5
A varied local page notes a July 2 minstrel event at Mrs. Smith's Home, plus orations on typewriter paper at the Acantha office. It lists Friday entertainment at Hodgskiss hall, Fourth fireworks and sales at Haugen's Cash Bazaar, and clothing and goods for the Fourth. Several town visitors and residents are named with dates, including A B Jones, Fred Williams, Jesse Perry, and Julius Hirshberg.
Choteau Friends learn of the marriage of Leon ard Slee an old Choteau boy to Miss EBulce Elizabeth Wallace. The ceremony occurred June 15 in Troy Montana with announcement reaching Choteau village. Ice cream and butter prices listed accompany the brief notice.
Mrs D D Cole left yesterday for an extended visit with her children in Stevensville Montana and Keettle Falls Washington. She will first see her daughter Mrs Cunningham who has not been well since surgery and then visit her son H H Cole. The Choteau Mercantile Co advertises the best fishing tackle and sells hunting and fishing licenses.
M. D. Cooper of Glenn's Falls Idaho stopped in Boulder to visit sister Mrs. E. T. Concannon while en route to Teton county to manage business interests. He notes southern Idaho's irrigation projects and new towns along ditches. Miss Jennie Anderson returns home from New York Pratt Art Institute with high honors after two years study and aims for promising positions.
One double rigged stock saddle seized at Sweet Grass in Teton County Montana on May 1 1910 for unlawful importation. It will be sold at public auction at the front door of the Customs House Sweet Grass Montana on June 20 1910 at 11 o clock am. Claimants must file claims within twenty days from first publication with J G Bain Collector Great Falls Montana May 25 1910 first pub June 2 1910.
Miss Verge offers 25 percent off on ladies and misses hats and one fourth off on children hats with genuine bargains in stock. Dr Williams of Milwaukee, uncle of Dr Batewan, visited over Sunday but left after telegram said his little son was injured.
A weather chart from Clin ton Hurt & Co. notes Montana experiences alternating wet and dry eras. Over 1897 to 1909 the state average rainfall was 15.98 inches, with 1908 the highest year at 20.00 inches and 1904 the lowest at 11.04 inches.
Ten dollars reward offered by Hirshbierg Brothers Bankers for information leading to the arrest and conviction of those who break into or steal from mill property or steal electric light wires from lines.
The preliminary hearing for Servien Johnson charged with fencing a public highway near his ranch and blocking the Suo River Cheateau road was held Tuesday afternoon. Witnesses testified a wire in Johnsons fence obstructed the road June 11. one witness testified for the defense. The court kept the bond at $200 and bound him over to the district court.
Brady Irrigation Co announces a three dollar per share assessment on all capital stock, payable by June 28, 1910. Delinquent shares will be advertised for sale and sold on July 1, 1910 to cover the overdue assessment plus costs. Kenneth McKenzie, secretary and treasurer, Chateau, Teton county, Montana. First pub 6-2-1910.
A local creamery advertises butter milk priced at 1 and noveone cents per gallon for customers.
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