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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1906
Page
6
A store in Teton County will award four beautiful dolls to the most popular young lady, decided by vote. Voters earn votes with cash purchases from now to Christmas Eve, with votes increasing by purchase amount and counts applying to cash paid on account as well.
Holiday buyers are urged to visit for early selections with a large stock of books, silver and gold toilet sets, watches, lockets, rings, and novelties. The store promises satisfaction and highlights gifts in games, cut glass, and leather items, boasting Japan imports and broad assortments.
Fall sate four hundred tons of hay for sale and pastures to rent. Address Walter Clark Byouth. R C Hill Ma Cm M R C S Eng Physician and Surgeon Great Falls Mont Specialties General surgery and diseases of the skin. BF Augustus Heinze and Hugh S Wilson return to their home in Butte after days at Warfield ranches on the Muddy. Mrs K B Cohoe and children return to Chouteau from Ontario after visiting South Woodslee.
Hon W K Flowerree and Theo Gibson visited from Great Falls with car rides. Rev A Lunde to conduct beach confirmation on Sunday December 2 with home mission collection and 3 pm communion. John BMitchells undivided one twelfth interest in about thirty Chateau town lots sold at sheriff sale for 2500 to Julius Hirshberg to satisfy Jos Hirshberg Co. The Acantha plans agricultural notes to rival Rocky Mountain Husbandman of Great Falls. K G Trescott filed on a homestead south of the city and moved there with a new house. Spring could bring maccaroni English breakfast foods and soft drinks. Shuler Carson may share secrets for gondolins for spring market. the Husbardman should compete or Acantha will outshine it and a Mormon block.
Mrs Wofford of Great Salls is visiting this week with Mrs Logan at the M E parsonage. D Abrams, rustling solicitor for the Anaconda Standard Montana's leading daily, is a visitor at Choteau today.
On Sunday Nov 25 morning and Thanksgiving morning at 1 oclock special services are planned at the M E church. Notices mention lost sheep and a ranch reward for their return. Chateau Mercantile advertises pasture water sheds for horses and cattle at the office.
One ticket with every 50 cent cash purchase at THE ART STUDIO earns first prize a dozen $4.00 cabinets, second prize $6.00 leather pillow cover, and third prize a $3.00 framed studio item.
Hunting and fishing will not be permitted on ranches owned by the ST company. Violators will be prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law.
Workers who labored last summer on the Teton county courthouse have left for Great Falls. The building is handsome and reflects credit on the builders and the architect. A photograph was taken and a full description will be published after a cat arrives from the east.
Ridney Birshberg returned this afternoon from Helens after visiting relatives. Nat Collins on the sick list shows improvement and soon may be around. Uncle Johan Hobbins, recently ill for weeks, was moved to Columbus hospital in Great Falls today. Dr. H Beaupre returned from Minnesota after attending his father Philip Beaupre’s funeral at Sauk Rapids. An appeal in the Judson L Marks versus David D LaBreene desert land case near Ish Lake was filed with the interior secretary. Henry Guth of Shelby settles with Knights of Pythias lodge. reorganization expected soon.
A seven year old gray horse branded 5 reeorsee two with a lazy K. wire cut on the right front foot. Lost about two weeks ago on the Teton east of Ferris' ranch. No saddle or bridle at the time. Raised near Conrad. $10 reward for the outfit or $5 for the horse alone. P. O. Nasse, Farmington.
Sealed proposals to be endorsed Proposals for Janitor service will be received by the undersigned until 10 o'clock a.m. Tuesday December 4 1906 for janitor service at the court house of Teton county Montana for 1907. Applicants must run the steam heating plant and perform the usual janitor duties. The county commissioners reserve the right to reject any or all bids. By order of the board. A J C Warn x en county clerk Choteau Mont November 8 1906.
One hundred fifty cattle prepared for wintering with access to good range running water and ample hay. Interested parties may inquire at Choteau Mora Co for details.
A Tennessee senator once gave a loyal constituent a department position in Washington and remained sympathetic as the man repeatedly sought a Baltimore pass every six months. Near death, the sick man whispered for one final request, asking the senator to secure a pass to Baltimore. Sharper’s Weekly quote frames the tale as a reminder of political patronage and personal obligation.
A London outskirts charity shelters 100 English mariners funded by voluntary gifts. The home mimics ship life with cabin like dormitories bunks and a ship bell keeping time while meals echo aboard a vessel. The house governor is a veteran sea captain guiding with nautical slang.
The weekly notice for the week ending November 17, 1906 lists uncalled letters Bruneau Mooges Caroline Miss Rosie Dayley H. Wher and callers are asked to say advertised and pay one cent. C. H. Drawn P. M.
Chicago Nov 20 cattle receipts 3000 market steady with beves at 4 to 7.25, cows and heifers 1.60 to 5.20, stockers and feeders 2.10 to 6.46, Texans 3.75 to 4.00, westerns 3.90 to 6.10, calves 6.25 to 7.75. Sheep receipts 22,000 steady with sheep 3.90 to 5.50 and lambs 4.60 to 7.50.
Manis Van DeRirt announces a dressmaking class starting November 19 at the old Rufus ranch FarmingtonMont. Terms fifteen dollars with a free first week and the length of term open until satisfaction. Bring your own sewing. call or write for details.
Lands in Tetos county are withdrawn from entry under land laws. The parcels include townships 37N ranges 1–4W 27N B W 26N 7–8W 23N 6–8W 24N 6–8W 23N 5–8W 22N 4–8W.
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