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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1905
Page
5
C. E. Trescort and W. P. Joan W. Sarecos are listed in the secretary roles with Sarecos titled as Secretary. The brief note records the designation without further context or actions.
The weather report lists daily temperatures for the week ending at 6 pm on June 26 1905 with readings of 16 29 9 30 degrees. The data provides a concise snapshot of the weekly highs and lows observed in the period.
State and county taxes for 1905 are due at the Treasurer's Office in Chateau Montana. If unpaid by 6 p.m. Friday December 1 1905 a ten percent penalty is added and delinquent property may be advertised for sale or seized to cover taxes and costs. J E Webb Treasurer
Mounting notices from Chateau area papers list new mountain views at the Art Studio with visitors from Kalispell and Great Falls. Calves for sale may be arranged via E B Leech of Dupuyer. Social events include a Hallowe en dance by Chateau Circle 256 and a women’s woodcraft dance at Woodmen hall.
Born October 23 1905 a son to the wife of Angus Rose of Chateau. O Neal and Beaupre delivered 1600 lambs to C W Gray of Belleview. Gray will run them for the firm this winter. The W O W will present a minstrel show at their hall on Friday November 24 1905. Also Judge Leslie approves sale of Montana Cooperative Ranch Co personal property per Receiver J W Speer October 16.
A series of deeds recorded with the county clerk transfers property from R. S. Ford and wife, C. Wallace Taylor and wife, Morris Sands and wife, and Morris Sands as executor to Teton County for the selected site of the courthouse. Other items note a social event, a local auction, medical notes, and a new artesian well on Francois Truchot's ranch near the Muddy.
John H. Clack of Dupuyer visited the county seat and sold 30 000 feet of bridge plank to the county for delivery to road districts during winter.
E. L. Vineyard, a specialist for Fairbanks Morse, traveled from Great Falls to tune the Acantha’s new engine. He reported the unit is now in first class running condition and we expect to be ready next week to run our presses with this power.
Rev A Lunde and Rev E B Wachsmuth returned from Butte where they attended the German Lutheran conference. Lunde was elected vice president and Wachsmuth chosen to prepare the principal paper for next year's meeting on History and Doctrine of Christian Scientists.
The attorney general rules the five mile saloon prohibition does not apply to Somers in Flathead County as Somers is a town and cities are not covered. All saloon men in Somers have been arrested and the cases will be appealed to the supreme court for a binding decision.
Neighbors and friends gathered Saturday evening to celebrate Mr. Savory’s birthday and long life. Guests brought food and cards for whist, with prizes and favors, amid chat and games. Snow and cold weather followed, potatoes froze, and local diggers worked as wells were sunk.
Sharpless cream separators are now offered at Jos Hirshberg and Co. for farmers and dairy operations. The sale promotes efficient cream separation with new models and pricing options.
The firm of Bourke & Morris has dissolved with Mr Morris retiring. Those indebted to the late firm should settle with Mr Burke who will continue the business at the old stand.
Soak and pare the corn or bunion then apply Chamberlain's Pain Balm twice daily. Wear a corn plaster a few days to protect the area from shoe friction. Pain Balm also serves as a general liniment for sprains bruises lameness and rheumatism sold by C H Drake. Kilraven Co-Operative Canal Co holds a special meeting at Chateau on November 4 1905 at 1 00 p m to adjudicate claims and conduct business signed Burke and Wrur.
A collage of observations notes hereditary insanity in England, quacks thriving in Russia, Dr. Kiriloff urging mass education, a Scottish volunteer force halting a minor “battle,” Venice christening a submarine with a ring, and Italian doctors blaming American bars for apoplexy in warm weather.
Advice on proper letter writing etiquette. Do not use lead pencils, write on clean sheets, include a stamp for return mail, avoid blotched or scratched letters, and make new copies if needed. Do not seal a letter of introduction. let the recipient verify its contents. Emphasizes careful spelling punctuation and language.
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