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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 09, 1905
Page
5
The community bulletin lists the holly calendar on sale at the Art Studio and bookmarks in silk and burnt leather. It mentions Alfred Benjamin & Co clothing, Indian goods, beaded accessories, and various local business visitors and appointments. Dated mentions include Ed Hirshberg’s Helena trip and local staffing changes at Chateau Mercantile.
The Ladies' Industrial Society will present a play on Tuesday evening November 28 instead of Monday November 27 as previously advertised. A. B. Hamilton writes from Seattle that Ard Moore and his bride recently visited there en route to North Yakama Washington where they may settle. Dr Leary, visiting with cousin Dennis Holland, has returned to Butte with Patrick Donahue seeking work there. A roan heifer branded M on the right shoulder with undercrops on both ears arrived at the writer's ranch months ago. the owner is asked to reclaim some.
Advert says rheumatism gout backache and kidney trouble respond to Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea with cures when others fail. Priced at 35 cents at City Drug Store and promises renewed health and vigor. Also notes James and Frank Crossen selling two car loads of horses in Wisconsin and Michigan for 850 to 1250 each.
Advertisement promotes Frollis ter's Rocky Mountain Tea for clear complexion bright eyes and health. States price 11.35 cents and mentions tea or tablets at City Drug Store.
Miss Edythe Luther resigns from Collins school where she taught for months and accepts employment with the Chateau district trustees to teach at the newly organized school near Gleason's.
A stray white horse about seven years old weighs roughly 800 pounds and bears the brand 03 on the right shoulder. The ad offers the horse for sale or pasture by payment. Henry Miter, Chateau, Mont. J J Daley named local Prudential rep for New Jersey offers fire hail and life lines with Farmington headquarters.
Julius Hirshberg departed for Conrad to oversee village business. PT J Lowman arrived from Conrad and may sign with Lease Richards to supply the rack for Teton county's new courthouse.
Mrs Annie Ringo files for divorce from James L Ringo in the county district court with non support and abandonment cited as the cause. Attorney for plaintiff is J G Bair.
Mrs C W Taylor traveled to Great Falls last Tuesday to see her husband who is seriously ill there. Doctors planned an examination that day and, if needed, he would shortly depart for Chicago for an operation.
John Makes Cold Weather of St. Marys and Mary Running Crane receive a license to wed from Clerk McDonald of the district court. Cold Weather is son of Snow. his mother's name was Pretty Bear Woman. The bride is daughter of Running Crane. her mother was Diving Under.
George M. Coffey Jr. and James Yule, writing from the state university in Missoula, say they represent old Teton well and expect success. They believe the university rivals any in the state and that Chateau graduates would be well advised to attend.
Dan V. McCormack formerly from this county now in Lipperary Ireland arrives after learning his brother Rev Father McCormack of Ft Benton suffered injuries in an accident. The clergyman’s condition is not serious, allowing Dan a brief reunion with old friends before returning to Ireland.
J S Gordon finished his contract on the Hirshbere store project at Conrad andibas and returned to his home at the county seat.
Miss Maude Ostrom entertained many of her high school friends at Mrs. T J Lowman’s residence last Saturday evening. The gathering provided an enjoyable time for all attendees.
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