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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1913
Page
2
Catholic services will be conducted at the church in Chateau on the fourth Sunday of each month with Masses at 8 a m and 10 30 a m Instruction follows the last mass. In Collins services occur on the third Sunday each month at 10 o'clock a m Pastor J Connolly/
The First Methodist church in Chateau conducts Morning Worship at 10 30 a m Sunday School Epworth League and Evening Worship at 11 30 a m and 7 00 pm A cordial invitation to worship is extended. County commissioners completed the regular session and departed for home A full report of proceedings will be published later.
A local faith outreach extends worship to individuals without a regular church home. The message calls for communal prayer and praise "to bow down together" and to make a joyful noise while affirming the Lord as the Rock of salvation.
The Philadelphia Press reports Maine had four governors in 1843. Yairchild was elected and resigned, followed by Kavenaugh who also resigned. Dunn then became governor, succeeded by Dans, while Anderson was elected for 1844.
Alex Burrell and Rank Young left Sunday for Lewistown on business. Sewell Christian of Augusta visits Chateau. Chas. M. Blackman returns after weeks at the State Capital. Mr and Mrs G Leech of Walter visit the Cowgill home. Archdeacon Hooker to conduct Episcopal services from March 15 through Easter. T H Pridham leaves for Great Falls on legal business. Fred Snediger’s daughter recovering after Columbus hospital operation.
William S. Frey and William C. Strumme of near Dutton spent several days at Chateau on business connected with road and school matters.
A. Forsythe of the reclamation service on special detail with the forest service will attend the Lewis and Clark national forest officials meeting regarding the Sun River timber cutting for the diversion dam. Supervisor T. C. Spaulding of the St. Joe national forest will also attend.
In the last Sunday issue the Great Falls Tribune features a full page illustrated article on Chateau and surrounding country by George E. Bowers. The piece reflects his confidence in Montana's future and represents his donation to the region's progress.
Supervisor Leavitt reports to the Acantha that demand for grazing cattle horses and sheep on the Lewis and Clark forest reserve is higher than in the past. Authorization sets 7330 cattle and horses to graze May 16 to October 1 and 31250 sheep from July 1 to September 30. Cattle fee is 25 cents per head horses 3 cents and sheep 5 cents per head. Applications close March 15.
Mr H S Petty renowned lumber veteran now manages Whitacre Timber on upper Main Street in Spokane. The firm is installing a top quality stock in Chateau, has made several large sales, and predicts a bright business future. Carpenters work on yards and an office building as Petty greets future customers.
Notice posted for all cattle horse and sheep grazing permit applications in the Lewis and Clark National Forest for the 1913 season. Applications must be filed in the Chateau Montana office on or before March 15 1913. Full fee information and blank forms available on request. Supervisor 7 819 51
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