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Choteau Acantha

Location

Choteau, Montana, United States of America

Date

Sep 03, 1908

Page

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County Examination Sheds Light on August Teaching Certs

The county regular educational examination for August occurred Friday and Saturday at the county superintendent’s office. Eight teachers sought certificates to teach while several applicants from Chateau, Farmington, Dupuyer, Raymond, and other towns attempted professional, second, or third grade licenses. Eighth graders and names such as Robert Gray, Catherine Aman, Ray Halladay, Olga Wagnild, Hazel Mubody, and others from Belleview to Conrad appeared for testing or retests.

G. C. McLaren H.A. Prescott Chateau Muriel Engleman Joseph Biglay Raymond Alma Zimmerman Fairfield Davidson Farmington Wilcox Mess Dupuyer Murry Richard Cut Bank Genevieve Pings Conrad

Resolutions of Condolence By Choteau Circle 256

The Choteau circle 256 in Choteau Montana adopts resolutions on the death of Mrs J W Armstrong. They extend sympathy to her husband and children and announce mourning dress for thirty days. Copies go to the family and the newspaper. Signed by Mrs Wenry Rapaellier Frus K B Conor and Mrs L M Barr.

Choteau Circle Choteau Montana

World at Large a Chronicle of Widely Varied Events

Fifteen drowned in a cloudburst at Folsom New Mexico on August 27. Wyoming mine closures affect about 8,000 workers awaiting a wage agreement. Montana hosts 1909 scale talks in Butte as miners and operators meet. G A R marks 42nd Toledo encampment. Haileyville Oklahoma reports 30-plus suffocated miners after a shaft fire. Wool Growers approve a central storage market plan to cut middlemen. Debs campaign tours west from August 31 to September 25, covering 18 states and 10,000 miles. U.S. governors plan a December conference in Washington. Melbourne celebrates the American fleet. Vermont elects Republicans in the year's first election.

Wyoming Montana Mine Workers’ Associations Butte Toledo Ohio Haileyville McAllister Oxta National Wool Growers’ Association Eugene V. Debs West Chicago Debs Washington, D. C Melbourne Vermont

Poles and Posts Offered Near Willow Creek Slide

A. Drury of Saypo Mont advertises furnishing all kinds of posts and poles for the Willow Creek slide, located twenty two miles west of Choteau.

Willow Creek Slide Choteau A. ‘Drury

Popular Young Couple Marries in Augusta and Choteau

Miss Maud Ostrom of Augusta and Charles Wilcox of Choteau wed at 9 am on Wednesday September 2 at the bride’s grandfather’s home near Augusta with Rev. I A Prescott officiating. The couple, long known in both towns, plan to live in Choteau.

Maud Ostrom Augusta Charles Wilcox Choteau I[. A. Prescott Choteau Congregational Church Bret Read Edna Ostrom Wilcox M.A. Wilcox Choteau Mercantile Co Teton County Great Falls Commercial College Chateau

Antelope Threatened If Protection Fails Says Dr Palmer

Dr Theodore S Palmer head of the US Biological Survey division of game protection warns antelope in the United States face extinction without stricter laws. He cites limited hunting in Washington and nonprolific, arid habitats, urging five year protections and mandatory annual kill reports for licensing to gauge population trends.

United States Theodore S. Palmer Division of Game Protection United States Biological Survey Department of Agriculture Washington Dr. Palmer Ruthermore Montana Wyoming

Montana counties reserve space for state fair displays

Twelve Montana counties have reserved display space for the state fair running September 28 to October 3. Rosebud county completed its booth frame on August 26, with other counties like Carbon Cascade and Custer and Chouteau also advancing. Ex-Governor Robert B. Smith and many counties plan notable fruit and agricultural displays, promising an eye opening 1908 fair.

Montana Flathead County Robert B. Smith Meagher Valley, Park Yellowstone Fergus Teton Madson Lewis and Clark

Card of Thanks for Circle's help after death

J. W. Armstrong and children thank the Circle members and kind friends for assistance during the illness and death of their wife and mother last week.

J. W. Armstrong

Child Injured After Horse Incident Near Bateman Home

Mamie Bateman twelve year old daughter of Sam Bateman was thrown beneath a horse frightened by a dog in the road near the Bateman residence. She suffered two or three broken ribs and severe bruising but today showed improvement with normal temperature and hopeful recovery given her recent pneumonia recovery.

Mamie Bateman Sam Bateman Bateman Chas Parker

County Fair Ground Permits and Fees

County permits for fair grounds during fair week set fees for lunch counters ten dollars, soft drinks and cigars nineteen dollars, cane racks thirty five dollars, baby racks five dollars, other games five dollars, merry go rounds ten dollars, shooting gallery ten dollars with price regulation by the board. Apply to the secretary of Chateau before September 15 for privilege.

Chateau M. Corson

Game Wardens Arrest Some of Their Own

State fish and game warden W F Scott and deputies arrested three forestry department employees for killing game out of season. Frank Higgins a forest guard from Columbia Trails Charles Chapman a forest guard from Holt and B Sutherland a forest ranger from Essex were taken into custody at Bibow Lake after a deer was found in possession.

W. F. Scott Flathead Montana Forestry Department Peyton Lownds Scott Swan River Frank Higgins Forest Guard Columbia Trails Charles Chapman Holt B. Sutherland Essex Bibow Lake Missoula County

Local residents attend funeral and fishing day at Conrad

A. J. Cowell returned Tuesday from Memphis to attend his father B. J. Hirshberg’s funeral. Mrs Hirshberg and their guest Miss Jonas of Butte accompanied by others traveled to Conrad. Miss Jonas heads home while Paul Jacobson Tom Thompson K G McLean Francis Pambrun and J M Chapman joined feathered tribe fishing on Tuesday.

A. J. Cowell Memphis B. J. Hirshberg Miss Jonas Butte Conrad Paul Jacobson Tom Thompson K. G. McLean Francis Pambrun J. M Chapman Feathered

Federal veterinary assesses dipping with stockmen

Dr. E. J. Peck visited this week to interview stockmen about dipping. If handled properly this fall, the quarantine on this section may be lifted before next season.

E. J. Peck Federal

Funeral service for Mrs. J. W. Armstrong at Methodist Church

Mrs. J. W. Armstrong funeral held Friday at the Methodist church with a large gathering of relatives and friends. Rev. Prescott led the rites and floral tributes were abundant. The Women of Woodcraft, of which she was a member, attended in a body.

J. W. Armstrong Rev. Prescott Women of Woodcraft Armstrong

Delegates Named for State Convention at Anaconda

The democratic central committee met Saturday at their town headquarters. They named delegates to the state convention including Chas Krofft Jas Johnson O D Gray Wm Krofft J R Young Dan Sullivan Ed Petti grew F D Kingsbury Jos Baart Benson Euplish and a Mr Bugcey of Cut Bank. They set the county convention date and handled other business. The state convention will be held at Anaconda on September 8.

Democratic Central Committee Chas Krofft Jas, Johnson O. D. Gray Wm. Krofft J. R. Young Dan Sullivan Ed. Pettigrew F. D. Kingsbury Jos. Baart Benson Euplish Mr. Bugcey Cut Bank Anaconda

Exams End With Mixed Grades For County Teachers

The examining board finished Wednesday after a Friday start issuing one professional one first grade one second grade and two third grade certificates. Spelling passed by all while grammar needs major effort. State policy shows early signs of improvement though eighth grade results lag. next spring and summer should bring more success for eighth graders.

Warmen

Premium List For Teton County Fair Ready For Delivery

The premium list bound this week at the Acantha office includes divisions premiums officer list and board members plus last year’s awards. It also features the sports and race program and county business ads. Copies available at the Acantha office or from the board president and secretary.

Teton County Acantha Board

Democratic County Convention Called for Shelby Sept 18

By direction of the county central committee a Democratic county convention is called to meet at Shelby on Friday Sept 18 to nominate candidates for county officers and conduct other business. Primaries will be held Sept 15 with polls open 2 to 6 p.m. Delegates allocated by votes cast per precinct rules and the following list outlines precincts and delegate counts. Secretary signatures JAS A JOHNSON JAS S INNES.

Shelby Teton County Tha Jas. A, Johnson

Fence keeps predators out as Oregon flocks thrive

In Wallowa National Forest Oregon a woven wire with top barbed fence secures 2200 sheep and lambs since June 20 with no herder. Predators mostly barred though grizzlies penetrate. six large grizzlies reportedly killed this season. Private ranchers like J W Simmons and T Monns expand fences and monitor weights to compare fenced versus unfenced lamb growth.

Wallowa National Forest Oregon J. W. Simmons Troy

Dixon to Lead Western Republican Speakers Bureau

News from the state reports Senator Jos M Dixon will supervise party speakers in the west from the Chicago Republican headquarters as head of the Western speakers bureau. Also noted are militia returns from American Lake, barracks fire at Fort Assinniboine, and other state items including deaths, irrigation projects, college openings, a murder case, land restoration, socialist convention, and school inspections.

Jos. M. Dixon West Chicago

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