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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1913
Page
4
The Chateau Acantha notes from Teton county praise school reports from high and public schools gathered by local correspondents. County officials discuss county funded court costs and their impact on taxpayers. Readers urged to stay informed and support the school system.
L Newman S L Robbins and other Great Falls businessmen planned a conference with farmers on introducing dairy cows in the valley. Mail delay hid the notice from Fort Shaw causing no farmers to attend. Newman aims to hold a settlers meeting to explain business positions and pledges to buy home produce. Newman owns the railroad restaurant in Great Falls.
Mass will be celebrated on the third Sunday of each month at 10 a.m. in Collins. Devotions will follow at 7:50 p.m. in Choteau on the fourth Sunday. Masses in Choteau are at 8 a.m. and 10:30 p.m., with devotions at 7:50 p.m. Preaching at all services by J. Connolly, Pastor.
Rev I F Tealey invites all to attend services at 10 20 to 11 50 in the morning and 6 66 PM in the evening with Sunday school from 9 40 to 12 30.
A tin shop announces relocation behind John Hannans store offering sheet metal work and plumbing. The owner J. W. Chapel invites a trial, promising fair prices and satisfactory workmanship.
For sale 1000 two and three year old wethers 1100 yearlings 1500 lambs 2500 head breeding ewes all in good condition and well bred. Inquiries welcomed at Rieckhoff ranch three miles northwest of Choteau Teton County Montana or at Phil I Cole office Choteau Montana.
A reflection on starting strong while acknowledging many worthy beginnings exist in life and work. The quote contrasts individual initiative with the abundance of promising starts around us. It suggests balancing ambition with humility.
The Brady Memorial Park association filed articles of incorporation this morning. County officials and local figures reported on census and trustee filings with districts 38 and 26 being first to submit reports.
The Fort Peck Indian Reservation registration closed at midnight Saturday with totals from Great Falls 17437 Miles City 6930 Havre 4487 Glasgow 11515. A drawing began at 2 PM Tuesday with 532 names drawn. final completion expected by tomorrow afternoon. First five names announced: Samuel A. Crowe Flammond Ind Thomas J. Meb Bratney Olympia Wash John C. Gilpine Fort Scott Kansas Martin Golden Miles City Montana Charles Drake Helena Montana. Several regional entries include Mrs Mary Luke Sweet Grass No 52 Mrs R Rumsey Vaughn No 97 Hugo Schillin Sun River No 145 J KF McEwan Brady No 8594 Edith D MecCorney Walter No 481 Leo I Baldwin Sun River No 511 Mrs M Je Gates Sun River.
John C. Shaw reports from Europe on a large import of aristocratic cattle for James J. Hill. The letter details shorthorns Ayrshires and high priced bulls with average costs of 600 and 350 dollars, plus a 2000 dollar four year old bull. Shaw will travel to Aber deen Holland and France for further imports before returning.
In a Boston Transcript snippet locals joke that Hank Hooper keeps the jail from being lonely. Hank is described as blind drunk who assaults his wife and neglects his children, yet he is deemed indispensable as the town's best cheerleader.
Notice describes a red cow with a white spot on the left shoulder and a black and white cow branded JD on the left neck. Reward offered for information leading to recovery. left at this office.
Life insurance men claim single women are safer bets than married women as a population. The New York Press notes that single women never suffer indigestion from living on hope.
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