New mountain views debut at the Art Studio
Local art scene features WalterS Clark and wife from Bynum displaying new mountain landscapes. Visitors are invited to view the works and enjoy the studio showcase in town.
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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1905
Page
3
Local art scene features WalterS Clark and wife from Bynum displaying new mountain landscapes. Visitors are invited to view the works and enjoy the studio showcase in town.
The Burke and Morris suit against R. D. Redmon over money due was settled out of court this week. The jennetts owned by Redmon, previously under attachment, have been sold to Wm. Hodgskiss.
A 35 cent remedy sold at City Drug Store claims to reach the seat of rheumatism gout and backache when other treatments fail and cure the trouble in Sidney.
Nick Baats of Great Falls visited earlier this week. Mrs T. J. Lowman has returned from a month with relatives in Virginia City. J. G. Bair has gone to Butte for the Masonic grand lodge meeting.
Great Falls figures H H Nelson shifts land interests while Mrs D L Humble and son visit relatives in Idaho and Utah. Frank I Moore returns from Portland with fair news. Miss Smith ends a Helena visit to Raymond. Hugh Urossen returns from Placerville to oversee mining. Mrs Wallace Martin and Miss Bonathan visit Jacob Odenwald in town. W W Gamble and John Webb head to Sun River Hot Springs for a short outing. Ed Morris visits Schuyler county relatives after a Choteau trip. J Wheir FF Gies and J A fisher return from Sun River Hot Springs reporting many visitors and hunting slump. Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea advertised for strength and beauty remedies at City Drug Store.
By stipulation of the attorneys W G Downing for the prosecution and J G lair for the defense the case of the State of Montana vs E M Johnson charged with grand larceny will not be tried next week and will be continued until the December term. The case of Armedia S Clark against Jensen Bros will also be continued until the next term.
Mrs. Celia J. Drake travels to Butte as the local Eastern Star chapter representative for the grand lodge gathering. Max Kahn of New York, a prominent liquor wholesaler, returns from a weeklong hunting and fishing trip near Dupuyer and Raymond.
The upcoming wrestling match next Tuesday evening at the town hall features Campbell and LaFrance in a highly anticipated bout. Admission is $1.00 and the event is billed as one of the section’s best affairs.
George Helley an aged man who had been employed on the M G N Ry section at Collins and Conrad for several months died at Columbus hospital in Great Falls last Monday from two strokes of apoplexy. Relatives are not known.
A best three of five falls catch as catch can wrestling match is booked for Tuesday evening September 27 at the town hall Chateau between Robt Campbell the light heavyweight champion of the west and Francis LaFrance the Hercules of Northern Montana. Winner takes the gate receipts with admission one dollar.
The Teton County High School basketball team calls out any town team in Choteau for a game on a mutually agreed date. Sheriff McDonald offers 25 dollars for information leading to the arrest of Ed wards formerly of Fort Benton for forgery. The fugitive allegedly posed as a wealthy sheep buyer in Big Sandy and caused Johannes Lebfeldt of the Spokane house to cash a worthless check.
Parties in town press 22 cent wool contracts for next year as Glasgow News notes a buyer purchased 100000 pounds near Saco. Sheep men resist this price after losses at 20 cents, signaling a possible 30 cent wool market next year. Also Miss Emma Devine of Great Falls receives NY Carneige School offer to head a department, following rapid preparation and study.
R B Noble of Great Falls has purchased the horses owned by the Montana Co Operative Ranch company. Several Choteau residents have journeyed to Conrad to help contractors erect the Hirshberg Mercantile Company building at that location.
The Cascade county fair begins in Great Falls on Monday and closes Thursday. Few locals will exhibit, but many plan to attend. The Acantha acknowledges receiving a complimentary ticket from the fair association.
Dr. F B J Canney of Womrad says he will learn about November first for California hoping the climate will aid his health. Beef cattle compete at the State Fair in Helena October 27 with Herefords Shorthorns and Polled Angus in beef classes. Five registered Short Horn herds have entered along with three Hereford two Jersey and one Holstein herds. $1,200 in prizes awaits cattle exhibitors in beef classes.
Silas Anway renowned as the old granver of the Burton bench left last Saturday for his new home in Londen Washington. About seventy five neighbors gathered at J Johnson's home the night before to bid him farewell with warm wishes for prosperity and contentment in his new location.
Robert Campbell, pupil of Gotch, appears ahead in skills shown in town exhibitions. Lakrance, Chateau blacksmith, brings strength and stamina to the match. The contest will be on the square and refereed by a noted Butte sportsman to ensure no fakery.
The weekly list of uncalled letters for the Chateau post office ending September 16 1905 includes Guardipee Mrs C W Lewis Jane Werner Ean R Luke Jane Werner. Patrons must say advertised and pay one cent when claiming letters. C H Drake P M
A deed filed with the county clerk records a transfer from Wm. Cowgill and wife to Gav. W. Mazee for $800. The parcel is in block one of Perkins' addition to Dupuyer.
Pupils of Teton County Free High School gathered at Miss Anna Beaupre’s home last Saturday evening to mark her seventeenth birthday with dancing and games. An elegant luncheon followed at midnight, to which all participants showed hearty appreciation.
Secretary Sanders of the Pioneers Association says more pioneers will attend the State Warr in Helena from October 2 to 7 than in recent years. The annual meeting begins Tuesday and the pioneers will share honors on Thursday with Butte as ranks decline, making the gathering unusually significant for surviving path finders.
A Philadelphia Press quote contrasts Fre and a speaker on gas usage and mood in a dark room. The exchange hints at tension and interpretation of support during a tense discussion.
Mr E E Cross of Melfa Virginia reports a sudden cholera morbus attack while traveling. He credits Diarrhoea Remedy with quick recovery after two doses and says travelers should carry a bottle for water and diet related bowels disorders. Available from C H Drake.
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