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Newspaper
Choteau Montanian
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1900
Page
1
Northern Montana merchants tout a vast inventory of wallpaper paints window glass alabastine and mouldings claiming to fill any order. The text promotes Jos Hirshberg & Co sample books and urges customers to visit. Local legal notices describe various court actions including Burton vs Thompson Hobbins assault conviction and land title dispute Andreas vs Smith.
S. M. Logan, secretary of the Flathead county populist central committee, resigns and joins the Republican Party. In a May 29 letter he cites the party’s internal divisions and fusion with Democrats, urging loyalty to party organizations and opposing bossism and corruption. He attacks Montana populists’ convergence with Democrats and notes broader concerns about representation and state politics.
An upright piano nearly new is offered for sale at a great bargain by R E B Hamonov. The brief notice highlights a ready buyer for a strong instrument and invites quick contact.
A playful exchange shows the Blonde and Brunette debating illness and lunch in an Indianapolis Press snippet. An ad promotes Cascarets Candy Cathartic with claims of constipation relief and a money back guarantee if it fails.
The Democratic central committee met Tuesday evening led by Chairman Burd with all members except five present. They decided not to call a convention due to scheduling conflicts and selected delegates and alternates for the Butte convention on the 20th, including Thos. J. Dean and Henry Powell among others. Some delegates are known Clark supporters, while J. I. Burd previously sided with Daly. The report also includes a prose poem on friendship and a rural anecdote on lamb education.
A doctor urges a trip to Europe as a cure. A man with a large and costly family contemplates the advice and considers changing his mind about the suggestion.
An advertisement claims No-To-Bac makes weak men strong and invited readers to secure a booklet and sample from Sterling Remedy Co in Chicago or New York. It promises a guaranteed cure and lists price as 50 cents or 81.
A correspondence from the Atlanta Constitution discusses a candidate's race in Georgia. The writer claims influence over a settlement vote, asserts the vote will reflect their guidance, and insists the electorate is mixed white and colored yet capable of intelligent civic action. The letter promises to reveal who wants the vote if the candidate declines.
The chief of police on Tuesday notified all gambling house keepers in Butte to close. For nearly two years these houses operated, though more discreetly. The reason for the order and its timing remain unclear.
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