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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1910
Page
4
A short column in Choteau Montana notes tributes to Mark Twain and mentions Teton county having multiple newspapers including Shelby News. It recalls Pettigrew and a quip about literary glory for all, while a Bilhings man’s twenty day fast and a dry land tortoise joke are exchanged as local humor.
A state wide look at criminal records shows Teton County with the lowest proportion of criminals relative to population while Seton County ranks lowest among the others.
This week the discussion renews around an electric road project intended to link key corridors. Officials and engineers outline benefits for freight and commuters while opponents raise cost concerns and disruption fears.
Helena businessmen back a Choteau Helena electric line and a new road from Chateau to Valier. The survey favors direct modern construction and wider county access. A petition seeks Judge IL H Ewing on the ballot as district judge with names listed in a separate column on fall ballots.
April 27 lists John Bruce of Chateau a Canadian native and April 30 notes Ernest Friedlander of Conrad a German native. The items read like terse notices of individuals tied to their origins and dates.
Notice of intention to make final five year proof to establish a claim to homestead land in Montana. ANTON WEIBEL of Bynum, entry date September 23, 1904, for lots 1 2 3 section 4 township 25 north range 1 west, before U.S. Commissioner A C Warner at Choteau on May 11. Witnesses include William H. Fincher Robert L. Stonz Bennett Golding Duncan Stewart all of Bynum.
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