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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 18, 1909
Page
5
The town and surrounding region report daily life notes including visits by O. C. Miller from his Bynum ranch, Mrs. F. Truchot entertaining the Embroidery club, and W-L Douglas shoe promotions at the Cash Bazaar. Local happenings include Rev. Bodel’s services, property purchases by Roy Franklin, a 30 head horse sale announced by H. W. Yeager, and preliminary citizenship declarations for three ladies.
Sermon topics announced with Rev Heizer to discuss Abraham the Pioneer next Sunday. Morning service will feature the Thanksgiving sermon. Coffey and DeHaas visited Lowry. Coffey explored a Flowerree ranch band of bucks. Mrs. Larson left for Minnesota due to her father’s illness. Prof Alfred Atkinson will lecture at the high school tomorrow at 2 30 PM as part of a lecture series. Byron Carson bids to install a new church lighting system. Cowboy Poet Wallace Coburn arrived from Helena and plans a Sun River hunt. Dr Brooks reportedly injured in an October runaway with possible recovery. later reports say a train struck the carriage. The big doll contest at City drug store attracts many voters. Justice DeHaas adjourned a land lease bond case Shields vs Aynsley with a $15000 judgment and an ensuing appeal.
A.H. Barr arrives from Conrad. Sauer Kraut and dill pickles featured at City Meat Market. John Taylor from Burke ranch on business. License to marry issued to Chas. A. Wagner and Justion Williams of Conrad. R. P. Long visits Kansas family. Parmington Lutheran ladies plan a sale and supper on Nov 20 at Farmington store. County Assessor Binford and Easton of LaCrosse hunting in the mountains. Ed Bollerud returns. Martha Loveday and daughter Rhoda declare intent to become U.S. citizens. Ganong and wife to visit Dupuyer. Ganongs stay through Thanksgiving. Coburn Investment Co. of Helena seeks 30,000 head cattle for delivery in a year. Ed Dennis brings cream to new creamery. threshing winter wheat yields about 33 bushels/acre. E. T. Weyman near death at Warm Springs asylum. previously mentally deranged. Further details unavailable.
The next regular examination of applicants for teachers certificates will be held at the courthouse in Choteau Montana on Friday November 26 1909 and continue the following day if necessary James M Anderson County Superintendent of Schools dated November 8 1909
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