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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1906
Page
1
C Long MD physician surgeon operates from a fitted and furnished office on Hamilton Street Choteau Montana listing his credentials and office location for patient visits and professional services.
John W. Shields, county surveyor for E County, reports reservoirs and ditches surveyed. Acts as agent for state land. Notary public.
The register receiver of the Great Falls land office reports orders from the interior department withdrawing coal lands in Teton county. The listed townships and ranges covered include 22 north through 26 north with various west ranges, and 37 north with ranges 1 through 3.
Desert land patents issued at the Great Falls lands office list claimants in Teton county including Henry E. Belcher James Bowers Catherine Creighton George M Coffey Mary Carr assignee James Drinkwine Charles Donelson Edward D Forrest Ophelia M Forrest Gilbert B Grande Ivor Johnson assignee Augusta Kropp Leona Kunkel Albert Lloyd Jesse P Morgan Raphael Morgan heirs of Anna Malone Louis W Lehr Harry Marks Charlie H Mitchell Murdock C McLeod Jacob J Otness Joseph Rambolt assignee lias Rekdahl Ernest C Replogle heirs of Bessie Singleton Robert Twiggs Lewis Tellof son Louise Truchot assignee George A Woods Ole Wagnild heirs of Margarethe Wagnild John B Wellenstein
Si Franklin of Conrad deposits 100 dollars with John Hughes to challenge the 7 Black Cattle company roping contest winner George Cusker and rival Billy Ellsworth for a rematch. Cusker says he would meet Franklin in Chateau or another agreed venue, with Ellsworth eager for a run for his money, pending arrangements via the Acantha.
Teton county at the Helena state fair earned twelve premiums from fourteen grain exhibits. They captured five firsts four seconds and the rest recognized, signaling strong display by M and M county observers.
A historical note recalls Teton county's shift from buying grain to homegrown production since 1893. Early settlers started small plots, increasing over time until a strong showing at the state fair. The article includes a recap of premiums awarded to counties, highlighting remarkable agricultural progress.
Enrollment reaches 106 as Horace Johnson enters fourth grade. New eighth grade pupils include Harold Tutner Andie Bateman Charles Hoy Archie Monroe Alice Sater Hester Jamison Douglas Boutilier. Seventeen pupils advance in grades. eighth grade forms a new class leadership with Martin Read as president and David Shielde as secretary. Teachers report strong work and patron involvement urged to sign progress reports.
One hundred and sixty acres of land on Deep creek offered for inquiry through H. Beaupre.
The Teton County Fair lists top prize winners across vegetables dairy and baked goods. Notable firsts include Kohl Rabi Nels Johnson Turpips John Lyon Winter squashes H W Kelly and Cucumbers Mrs Aug Kropp with multiple second places across items.
In civics class the mock election was set for November 5 with two full legislative and county tickets in the field. The event pits the citizens against the people as political talk heats up while outside scenes remain tame.
O D Gray, the Democratic nominee for county attorney of Teton County, has informed the county clerk he will not be a candidate and asks his name be removed from ballots. He says he never desired the nomination and could not give the office proper attention due to private business demands.
The Art Studio offers a sale of cameras and related art supplies. Includes photography gear and imaging materials available to artists and students.
Transfers include Emery Knowlton to Ora BE Knowlton 160 acres in section 15 township 26 north range 8 west for 400 dollars. Alex O Longmuir and wife to Jos A Baart lots 4 5 6 7 block 1 original Chateau townsite for 650 dollars. Martin Mertz and wife to Concordia Live Stock Company 520 acres in township 24 north ranges 7 8 west for 1 dollar. Live Stock Company 320 acres in township 24 north range 8 west for 31 dollars.
An advertising offer promises a free 16 by 20 bromide enlargement with every dozen of $4.00 cabinets. The deal runs for 30 days at the store noted by the ad.
Readable text notes Chateau Acantha quotation with a price of 92.00 per year for the offering.
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