Choteau Acantha Masthead Note
The Choteau Acantha published every Wednesday in Cho teau Montana and entered at the post office as second class matter.
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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1914
Page
4
The Choteau Acantha published every Wednesday in Cho teau Montana and entered at the post office as second class matter.
Local sale at the Mercantile Store and cheap millinery stock. Wool clip disposal at 20 cents. News on births, hospital recoveries, travel, and social events. Chateau band practice and July 4th plans. Court filing for divorce. Dancing lessons offered by Mrs. Bovee. Report of a gold bearing quartz ledge near Augusta with hopes of a strike.
Fairfield notes list residents and visitors including C A Goodnow en route to Chateau and J D MacVicar from Great Falls. Local business activity mentions Elmer Genger building at Rogers Templeton yards and Harold Genger resigning to work there. A Grange meeting is set for June 27 and an Equity meeting June 23.
Considerable rioting erupted Tuesday night in Butte as factions clashed outside the labor hall. One bystander was killed and five wounded during exchange of shots following an attempt by the Western Federation to hold a meeting at the hall.
The Post Office Department states after July 1 postal orders may be cashed at any office in the country with one exception. If not presented within 30 days, the order can only be cashed at the office it is payable. After 30 days identification will be required unless the holder is personally known to staff.
A man’s gold watch with initials E C on the outside and a leather fob with a Royal Arch charm was lost in Choteau or on the Choteau Dutton road. A five dollar reward is offered for its return and directions to this office.
Property listing describes four lots with a small house located just behind the Gibson home. Inquire at the house. Norden.
Cowboy troupe led by Texas Bill and his rough riders will attempt to ride any bucking horse brought by spectators. The Wild West department promises the most amusing sport, with cowboys cowgirls Mexicans and riders of the world in action at Chateau on Saturday July 11.
Two large and six medium store front sash taken from Jos. Hirshberg and Co. front. Suitable for hot beds. Inquire Lange Engineering and Construction Co.
Mr. O. Hansen, owner of the Peerless hotel, has opened a grocery shop in his building. He will stock only top brands and offer cash prices at a reduction to make trading at home affordable. Hansen invites all to visit, whether they buy or not, with case lot pricing a specialty.
Word arrived last week that Cc F Ralston, former state senator from Teton county, has been named superintendent of Glacier National Park and will assume duties soon. Local friends and Conrad Independent congratulate him, trusting the park's administration will be in capable hands.
A barn with a bugsy shed attached is to be moved off church property. Interested parties should inquire with C F yt Se Green.
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