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Choteau Acantha

Location

Choteau, Montana, United States of America

Date

Sep 20, 1916

Page

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District Court Convenes Under Judge Leslie and Court Reporter

Judge Leslie and court reporter Jackson arrived from Great Falls to open the district court. Jurors reported for duty Tuesday morning as only criminal matters were scheduled due to the busy period. Several cases were disposed, including cattle theft, cattle rustling, elk poaching, and gambling, with guilty verdicts and fines or prison sentences.

Leslie Jackson Great Falls District Court

Choteau Band Organizes Under New Management

Last Sunday afternoon the Choteau band organized and elected officers B H McCarty president and Mer Percy Brees secretary with James Eckford treasurer for the coming year. Several locals expressed willingness to join as soon as horns arrive, promising a strong band soon.

B. H. McCarty Pres Mer. Percy Brees Sec Y. Jas. Eckford Treas T. G. McGlenn George Tenant Lawrence Jackson John Holland Percy Brees Elmer Cardell Rupert Boutilier W. F. Simmons Frank Collins Harold Forrest Martin Read Merrill Luther Tennor Wm. Hodgskiss Frank McCarty Albert Crittenden Howard Burrell George Coffey

Elk out of season leads to fines for Waddell in court

About ten days ago BE A Woods F J Jefferson and Page E Clark encountered Otto Waddell and Nicholas Dodds near Dupuyer at Lick Creek cabin as they sketched an elk killed out of season. Waddell pled guilty in district court and was fined 100 dollars plus costs.

State Merle Roberts Cascade County Jas. Manning Blackie Clinton Bard Edw. &. Carson Frank Morrison Edward W. Johnson Nels Jensen Robert Bitting W. H. Webb J. H. Castle Wm. J. Haffner John B. Holm Charles E. Davis Edmund Olzheimer Otto Waddell M. J.hines G. F. McMefford Adam Barr Grant Downing Willard Hooser Jas. Ross John A. Fox William Williams BE. A. Woods F. J. Jefferson Page E. Clark Nicholas Dodds Dupuyer Lick Creek Moore Chateau Waddell Arthur Hirshberg Choteau Chance

New School Districts Form In County Hearings

Nellie R Brown held three hearings on proposed districts. Two new districts were created: Maria s District No 56 from part of Dist 13 and Meisner District No 57 with defined boundary routes. Trustees named for each district. Burton District 5 trustees arrange three month rural schooling.

Nellie R. Brown Dist. No. 13 Marias District No Township Same Wnnship Range Blackfeet Indian Resoration Birencreek Marias River Meisner Dist. No. 57 Birchcreek Birch“creek Same Township John Hughes A. F. Alderman F. Sulivan Chas, Meisner John Bowman Ray S. Stéttler Burton School District No. 5

Episcopal Church Notes Sunday Service Schedule

On Sunday September 24 the fourteenth after Trinity there will be morning prayer baptism and Sunday school at 11 30 The Venite will be sung followed by the Gloria The Te Deum is said and the Benedictus sung Then the Sacrament of Baptism will be administered The note urges fathers and mothers to attend church services for the sake of their children.

School Notes Urge Choosing Best School For Child

In a school notes column a kitchen cabinet is installed in the domestic science lab and students play tennis outdoor as weather allows. The high school orchestra convened under Miss Smith with promising first practice. A reader questions whether to send children to a small one year or large four year high school, arguing specialization and quality matter more than proximity.

Miss Smith

Assessments For Railroads Increase Statewide

The state board of equalization completed railroad assessments totaling 81 082 066, up 1 886 115 from last year. Main line rates rise 50 cents per mile with Burlington up from 18 750 to 19 000 and Milwaukee from 18 500 to 19 250. Great Northern and Northern Pacific at 21 250. Oregon Short Line at 22 500. Branch line increases range 1 000 to 2 500 per mile.

State Board of Equalization Burlington Great Northern Northern Pacific

Barne Koecema Dies at 64 in Chateau Hospital

Barney Koecema formerly of Driessum Holland born June 10 1852 died Saturday at Chateau hospital aged 64. He came to the U S as a young man living in Wisconsin before settling on Burton Beach east of Chateau Montana. Survived by wife the funeral was at the Methodist church Tuesday afternoon with scripture in Holland language read by John Bouma and burial in Choteau cemetery.

Barney Koecema Chateau Hospital Driessum Holland United States Wisconsin Montana Burton Beach Chateau Koecema Methodist Church Mall John Bouma Choteau

Civil actions filed in district court last week

Clerk Gibson logged actions including Sibert versus Miller to determine disposition of commission on sale of real estate and Ramsey versus Hein et al for foreclosure. Also notes Strain Brothers closing Chateau Mercantile at Great Falls as their business expands and requires full management time.

J. A. Sibert George Miller Arthur H. Ramsey Jos. Hein Great Falls Strain Brothers Chateau Mercantile

Augusta Road Progress Aims to Cut Valley Trip 4 Miles

The Augusta road project begins this fall to bypass a steep hill south of town. It starts at the high school lane, passes Hodgskiss ranch, Ford on Teton, Deep creek, and the Odenwald and Beaupre properties, then through the Hugh Robinson ranch to Antelope coulee. The new route will shorten travel to Spring Valley by about four miles.

Hodgskiss Ranch Teton Hodgskiss Ford Deep Creek Hodgskiss Antelope Coulee

Fire Destroys Court House Basemen t Spawns Coal Removal

Gay Franklin and force of men work to remove 80 tons of coal from the basement of the court house after a fire started by spontaneous combustion.

Gay Franklin Court House

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Choteau Band Hirshberg Brothers, Bankers County of Teton Ss. I Edward J. Hirshberg J. Hirshberg Cashier W. B. Butchart State of Chateau, Montana Joseph Hirshberg Julius Teton County Episcopal Church Notes Beaverhead Blaine Deer Lodge Fallon Eve Sete Pere Lewis & Clark Cone Lincoln Ee Musselshell Park Bib Eels Phillips Prairie Gibson Augusta Road Augusta Spring Valley THE Citizens State Bank Total James Eckford Seth R. Roll P. H. Crossen Mate of Citizens State Bank of
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