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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1905
Page
3
Local news items note illnesses and visits including Mrs Wm Krofft and Dr and Mrs T Brooks. Travel updates report Julian Burd in Fergus county and Hugh O Neal in Choteau from Sweet Grass. Social events include a dance Sept 29 1905 at the W O W hall.
Saypo residents Jos Baart and wife visited town while M S Darling of Conrad attends district court. Helena judge J M Clements presides here. Yas Thorne and Dennis visit Great Falls. Friedlander family travels to Helena. Salavand welcomes a baby girl born September 22, 1905 in Saypo. local life includes tennis and insurance work by Jno B O Riley of Butte and attorney Ransom Cooper handling cases in Great Falls.
Mrs Hodgskiss goes to Great Falls on Wednesday. E Trescott arrives as a business visitor in Great Falls this week from Spring Creek rancher W D Jones.
Attorney Geo A Stanton of Great Falls transacts legal business. Mr and Mrs W S Clark left Monday for New York City for the winter. T H Pearson Charles Pearson and W Luce of Conrad attend court. Mrs Geo N Campbell and children of Dupuyer visited Cha teau. The twenty first annual Knights of Pythias grand lodge session will be in Helena Oct 3 4. Hirshberg store Chateau closes for Jewish New Year until 6 pm Sept 30. Attorneys J M Freeman and I L Bishop attend district court Monday.
Geo Porter and wife of Bynum plan a multi month visit to their former home in Scotland beginning in a few weeks. Mrs Lena Hansen wife of Carl Hansen of the Lench dies suddenly of heart failure at their home. Funeral set for Friday afternoon. Dr O A Kench dentist will be in Chateau Oct 1 for 30 days for dental work. Findley & Porter of Bynum sold 1100 lambs to Bart Armstrong at Conrad at 2.10 each and 2700 mixed ewes to Armstrong at 3.15 each delivery Oct 1 at Conrad.
An old advertisement for Chamberlain's remedy claims it cures diarrhoea dysentery in all forms and stages. It states the product never fails and lists C. H. Drake as the seller.
Jas A Walsh of Walsh and Newman attorneys at law Helena transacted brief business at Chateau this week The wrestling match advertised for Tuesday night failed to occur as Mr Campbell was offered exit or 90 days in jail by Justice DeHaas Rheumatism gout backache etc result from kidney trouble Hollister Rocky Mountain Tea claims cure at City Drug Store 35 cents Willis Nichols of Sweet Grass attended district court Monday before returning home from Hunter hot springs
J. Daley and family have moved to the P O Rustad farm on the Burton beach about a half mile east of the Farmington store, which they have leased for a term of years. Mr Rustad and family have gone to Duluth Minnesota where they will reside for a short time at least.
Advice promotes Hollis ter's Rocky Mountain Tea for complexion health and beauty. It touts 35 cent price for tea or tablets at City Drug Store. The item mentions Frank Pines returning from Kalispell with lumber for Hirshberg Mercantile Co. store at Conrad.
R. E. Shepherd and wife of Austin Minn arrived in Chateau on Monday to manage their land interests in the county for several days. C. Meranda left Tuesday for Center Indiana to visit relatives then plans a month in the East and a winter trip to the Pacific coast with family before returning to Teton county next spring.
Doctor Brooks was recalled early in the week to attend Mrs. White wife of the pastor of the M B church in Dupuyer who was seriously ill. She is reported better at present.
Mrs G M Coffey of Bynum suffered a severe burn to her arm after a benzine spill during a Tuesday photography session. Her child, lighting a match nearby, ignited the benzine before the fire could be extinguished.
The treasurer authorizes all deputy sheriffs to collect personal property taxes. An earlier Observer notice claiming Deputy Sheriff Moran was appointed deputy treasurer for October and November is erroneous per the county commissioners resolution.
Robert Ryan of Dupuyer leaves for Washington to enter Gallaudet College. He recently graduated with high honors from the Boulder Institute last June and was recommended for a five year scholarship by Hon. Jos M Dixon. He is the first from the state to attend the institute.
T. R. Carris in Whitetish for a few days reports everything working smoothly. The well boring progresses as fast as good machinery and competent men can accomplish it. Experts see no doubt there is oil. Whitefish residents have secured thirteen hundred acres of land adjoining the Midway property. Whitefish Pilot, W. HH Franklin and family plan to leave for Butte in a few days and have rented the Bennett Glock house on Park avenue.
Great Falls dentist Dr Stepkens who visits Choteau will return about Oct Lth to provide modern porcelain dentistry. He offers conservative, first class work at reasonable prices and requests inspection of any prior dental work.
Lincoln Beachey, an 18 year old, piloted Baldwine's airship above Portland. The craft flew 300 to 1000 feet, circled the Oregonian tower, then returned to the fair grounds as thousands watched and city business paused. The gentle wind blew at three to six miles per hour.
Havre Plaindealer reports that on the Great Northern and Northern Pacific systems telegraph operators who stayed at their keys during the Order of Railway Telegraphers strike were paid double for August. The policy reportedly covers dispatchers and operators who worked, while those who quit even briefly are excluded.
William Muth as administrator of the Albert G. Clarke estate asks the district court to renew a judgment entered October 10, 1899 against Raphael Morgang. The suit shows Clarke secured $30,520.50 and Morgang paid $3,404.16, leaving $27,116.24 plus 8 percent interest from six years ago to be recovered.
Chicago market notes cattle receipts around 10 000 with steady prices Beeves about 3.65 to 3.95 per head stockers and feeders around 2.10 for values Texas fed steers totaling about 3 254 to 1 50 western steers near 3 40 Sheep receipts near 35 000 with Western sheep from 3.90 to 4.90 native lambs from 4.25 to 7.00 per head
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