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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1917
Page
4
Proprietor MAX B. BISHOP publishes weekly in Cho teau Montana. The paper is entered as second class matter. Subscription costs are $2.00 per year or $1.76 in advance. Date March 14, 1917.
Mrs Shook and daughter Bertha with tonsolitis visited a physician in Chateau then returned. August Bjork John Jenson visited C J Sandbergs. Axel Larson butchered a beef last week. William Cadwalder ill with measles. Cadwalder also on sick list. Jenson went to Chateau for mares purchased by Dr Jones near Bynum. Arthur Johnson laying a well on his homestead. Mrs Walkington at Montecelo ranch. Wauritz Larson missed school last week due to sickness. Ernest Lydia ill. Miss Lillie Schuman returned from Minnesota for dental work in Great Falls. Roy Sandberg aided in shingling at M A Hanson place. J P Scheneyeval testified at Great Falls for Miss Smitt final proof on her homestead. Maggie Steensma visiting JOP Unidekoper’s this week. P Stoligman from Great Falls Tuesday. Rev Hannet unable to preach in Bole due to bad roads. Fred Dutro resumed restaurant duties. Elinore Julian Olstad ill with la grippe.
Wm Tatman and McLean delivered their mail to Agawam Thursday. Miss Brossia did not return to school due to illness. Tatman Huiesenga Berger and McLean attended the Arusmeyer sale Monday. Herman Huisenga was a Farming ton cadet on Friday. Henry Wiest hauls grain to Agawam. Arthur Weist did not return due to sickness. Elizabeth McLean was out two days with a severe cold. Henry Overline and Lilly Swanson missed school several days due to snow and cold. Mrs Alvin Berger and children spent Wednesday with the Swanson.
Notes show Mr and Mrs ld McLean at Gawam on Wednesday in round 5 Nile Quiet. Talman drives, Collins on Friday. court decision favors Talman. O A Wick hauls grain to Farmington for John Jackson. A dancing party tonight March 1 at Herman Huiesenga's home. Walter Edwards hauled hay from John Jackson's last week.
A new tailor shop advertises cleaning services for white coats and silk gowns. Located beside Chateau Hardware Co by the big D and D sign, it invites trials to prove value and promise customer satisfaction. Phone 125J.
Town of Chateau invites sealed proposals by April 2 1917 8 00 p m for a three year contract to improve fighting streets and alleys within town limits. Town engineer provides information. Council may reject any or all bids. Published March 14 1917.
Notice to stockholders of Eldorado Co operative Canal Company announces annual meeting in Choteau Montana on April 10 1917 at First National Bank of Chateau for election of officers and other business. W W Gamble secretary. First pub March 34 last April 4.
Notice announces a Farm Loan Association meeting at Chateau on Saturday March 17 at 2 p m to adopt articles of association and conduct important business. All interested are invited to attend. meeting location is the courtroom.
Local column from Great Falls reports visits by Alma Paty and Pearl Williams, with patrons like J J McDonald and J C Morgan in town. Social events include a hall program with Hon Jno C Ferris, large attendance, and a catered luncheon. Community updates cover health, bank meetings, and band praise with upcoming additions to Power band.
A brief notice hints at the Power band's pride and a future Sousa tribute. The message frames the group as prepared for recognition and a planned performance to honor Sousa, inviting attention to forthcoming events.
Contractors are invited to bid by March 25 for the construction of a seven room bungalow in Bynum Montana. Plans available at the supplier with a 20 percent certified check required with each bid. The right to reject any or all bids is reserved. Signed Ray R Porter. First publication March 14 last March 21.
Direct from the mill to you in car load lots with lumber shipped direct from the stump. No down payment or freight before unloading. See agents at Pendroy Agawam or Farmington or send your bill for car load figures delivering the very best lumber to these towns.
At a meeting of the Board of Trustees of School District No. 1 Teton county Montana held February 26 1917 it was ordered that all bills or labor constituting a claim against said District No. 1 must be accompanied by an order signed by a member of the Board Principal or Clerk S R Roll Clerk.
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