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Newspaper
Choteau Montanian
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1900
Page
1
Enders and Co presents sample books on display at Jos Hirshberg and Co's showroom, inviting customers to view the collection and inquire about offerings and pricing.
Chief Justice Brantly rules section 1756 of the Political Code makes it a misdemeanor for school boards to hire teachers for more than three months or for hiring uncertified teachers. The decision shifts contracts to quarterly renegotiations, risking unstable positions and a flood of applicants. Authors urge amendment to allow longer terms with certified teachers and public funds.
Cras. W Parwenn announces a First-class Ladies Tailoring Co offering to show styles and samples of materials. Suits are made to measure and guaranteed correct in every respect.
A town mass meeting at Town Hall appointed Alex Longmuir as chair and Dr. Beaupre as secretary to organize Chateau's Fourth of July celebration. C H Drake Lawrence Davis and W H Clinkenbeard form a planning committee with funds guiding the grand event, with John Graves replacing Clinkenbeard in charge of music. The group pledges a Glorious Fourth.
A verse narration recalls a bold Spaniard sailing incog with a U S hag and never returning to Spain. The moral urges future foreign friends to wait and heed a cautionary tip about the Spaniard’s fate at sea.
Philadelphia man John Oliver nearly faced death from illness but recovered after starting Electric Bitters. He credits three physicians who gave up, a friend who urged the remedy, and three weeks of use that transformed his health. 50 cents at Drake store.
In Chicago last Tuesday, Dr J W Hamilton of the New England Conference and Dr David H Moore of Cincinnati were elected bishops on the 17th ballot after a week long struggle similar to political nominations. The conference also chose two missionary bishops amid a process where strong contenders yielded to compromise candidates.
A. B. Parsons of Kenna Jackson Co West Virginia testifies that his wife suffered a severe rheumatism attack confining her to bed for over a month and unable to walk without help. After using Chamberlain's Pain Balm as directed from a fifty cent bottle she walked to breakfast the next morning and has not had a similar attack since. For sale by C. H. Drake.
Post office at Chateau Montana lists uncalled letters for the month ending June 1 1900. Names include N E Brady N G Nicholas Joseph Caykera J G Reid Harvey Davis Wm Sloane John Dishneau Gust Larson Isadore Emeley Paul R Simons Pesley Goldridge Johan Schmidt John Gatzmired Mrs P G Somers N Kusunalin Jap yWm AL Whittaker L G Ladd Miss Emma Nappler. Please call advertised. C H Draxr P M
State Superintendent Carleton has convened a meeting in Helena on June 25 with county superintendents and licensed institute instructors to adopt an institute course of study and set dates for county institutes this fall. Attendees may suggest changes in writing if unable to attend.
A customer testimonial in Andersonville Indiana praises Chamberlains Cough Remedy as the best medicine for colds and coughs. The Herald notes a purchase by C H Drake and reports quick relief after using about half a bottle.
Elalie Bailey and Erickson listed as props for an event at the City Stables in Great Falls in 2011.
An old advertisement touts Cascarets as a beauty aid by claiming clean blood improves skin. It warns of pimples boils blotches and a bilious complexion and urges purchase from druggists with a satisfaction guaranteed offer at 10 25 or 50 cents.
A brief ad notes the Choteau Mercantile Company as the place to get choice groceries. It emphasizes quality and selection available locally for shoppers.
Ad touts Dr Kings New Life Pills as boosting brain and body power through strong health. Claims indomitable will and energy come from sound stomach liver kidneys and bowels with the pills sold for 25 cents at C H Drakes store.
The Helena Herald will be sold to a company managed by E. L. Boardman of Billings, effective July 2. The paper will stay Republican, expand with full AP wire service, and the weekly will shift to a semi weekly edition.
Leno Lopez told Chinook Opinion of a remarkable lambing record with a flock that yielded 1,040 lambs from a group of 1,000. Weather has been nearly ideal for lambing, and many report the overall breeding sheep increase this spring could exceed 90 percent.
The sixteenth Minnesota claim of 950 men at Gettysburg is corrected. The unit numbered 262 and returned with 38 dead 173 wounded and 1 missing. General Hancock praised their actions in his report, asserting extraordinary brilliance.
John A. McKay arrived from Great Falls to organize a lodge of Modern Woodmen of America. He secured the required names and sent for a charter. He plans another lodge in Dupuyer and expects success among the town’s enterprising residents.
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