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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1920
Page
4
A short, old style notice indicates a weekly publication named Che Chefe du Acaritha ra appearing every Thursday at Cho teau Montana and entered as second class matter with a $2 yearly subscription in advance.
The article notes critics claim Roosevelt changed cabinet membership more than Wilson did. It discusses how rivals may try to frame Roosevelt's cabinet shifts as unusually extensive and examines the balance of posts under both presidents.
Republican leaders reaffirmed no changes to the treaty text or Article X reservations. Democratic senators aligned with President Wilson to oppose ratification unless Article II qualifiers are modified. Debate likely to end and leave the treaty undecided into the campaign with a final vote anticipated around Thursday or early next week.
A note announces the Lee Taylor Garage has secured a competent mechanic and can handle repair work. It lists contact details with a phone number and mentions Bear Creek coal.
A school report describes two survey cards for each child and notes minor teacher errors while aiming to benefit pupils. It praises the health campaign and a W C T U party for grades seven and eight with several prizewinners. The fifth grade defends its 200 percent attendance claim, correcting a misprint about the first grade.
The engineer outlines total estimated cost of 146 400 dollars for water system upgrades including wells, electrical equipment, and turbines. He urges evaluating a gravity line to avoid pumping, notes prices rise and uncertain future costs, and recommends appointing an electrical engineer to refine estimates. He cautions taxes may rise if the gravity line is built and invites council and taxpayers to decide.
Houdini the world famous escape artist headlines The Grim Game a Paramount Artcraft picture coming to the Royal Theatre March 10. Vaudeville patrons who have marveled at Houdini on stage will see an even more daring performance on screen. It is billed as a motion picture sensation.
Mrs Maggie Embody aged 59 died Sunday morning in Conrad from bronchial pneumonia. She was mother of Mrs Emily Pfeffer of Dupuyer with whom she lived. The body will be shipped Thursday to Dupuyer for Catholic funeral and interment in the Catholic cemetery. County commissioners reorganized in special session electing Chas P Crane of Collins as chairman. New board includes R D P Anderson of Dupuyer and E D Forrest of Chateau. Ladies and children's hose on sale this week at Hirshberg's.
District Court in Teton County Montana issues alias summons to W J Rhutasel in a case brought by Pilling Lumber Co. for 315.10 plus interest on goods sold, plus 125 plus interest, 50 attorney fees, and 96.25 plus interest plus 50 attorney fees on notes from Rogers Templeton Lbr Co. The notice directs response within twenty days and warns of default judgment. Date shown February 18 1920.
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