Reward Notice for Bereford Bull Brand x-D
A $5.00 reward is offered for the return of a two-year-old Bereford bull branded x-D inverted with a bar and Dj on the left shoulder. Markings include W.O1D Leruen.
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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 1908
Page
8
A $5.00 reward is offered for the return of a two-year-old Bereford bull branded x-D inverted with a bar and Dj on the left shoulder. Markings include W.O1D Leruen.
Local retailer promotes twelve new frame styles for enlargements priced from 250 to 34005 dollars with a 29 percent discount for 30 days, promising net prices less than half of rival asks. Community notes include visits by J J Johnson of Greenfields and Julius Hirshberg’s return from Hot Springs and California, plus social gatherings and travel for Miss Anna Betlich and Miss Jenny Anderson.
Judge Clements issues a decree in a water rights case dated March 28 1908. The order enjoins all parties from interfering with others rights and directs water measurement per state law rules. Each party bears its own costs in establishing its rights.
Public notice from ED Fisher extends the offer of free baby portrait enlargements to April 15. Bring the baby to have its picture taken and enlarged at the studio.
Jesse W. Davis of Choteau Montana files notice of intention to make final five year proof for homestead entry No aa mide February 27 1403 in section nine township twenty two north range oow. Proof to be made before A C Warner U S Commissioner in Chateau Montana April 27 with witnesses Patrick H Crossen Peter Nasse Harry A Cole and John B K Johnson of Choteau Montana. J M Burlingame Register. First pub 3-19-05.
The estate of El Alcorn deceased is administered by executor Georges Theireen. Creditors and all persons with claims must exhibit them with vouchers within four months after first publication. Claims should be filed at the office of Geo W Magee Notary Public Dupuyer Montana the place for estate business.
A complete reference list of water claimants in priority order. It names holders such as Burd estate, Perry, McDonald & Rimell, Kinney, Kropp, Halladay, Chadwick estate, Teton County, and others with dates ranging from 1876 to 1903, and totals 17,720 inches adjudicated.
Farmington reports John Lardswerk and wife Jaye returned from Miles City after a year away. Aaron Otness recovers from pneumonia. Jos Johnson visited Great Falls on business. The literary society held its last meeting with a large crowd at Burton. The Ladies' Aid basket social raised over forty dollars. Mrs N Dandswerk of Great Falls visits old friends. Miss Jenny Anderson received a surprise sendoff before teaching summer school at Highwood. Id Baker returns from hospital in Great Falls. Ladies' Aid met with Mrs L J Otness.
Consolidated notice lists Eugene I Pierce and Eugene D Pierce of Farmington and Chateau Montana filing five year proofs for land in Montana. They are to present before U S Commissioner A C Warner on April 1 at Chateau Montana. Witnesses include George D Porter Ole Wagaild Charles F F Saiste and Francois Truchot.
The Shelby town reports widespread illness with Dan Sullivan jaundice Mr Flurry erysipelas Mrs W Burroughs pneumonia and Martha Lee in Conrad hospital. Joan Meade plans to reopen the old Sullivan saloon shop and Gov Abraham takes over Jay A Johnsons lumber and implement business. Ed Cummins joins Guth Hughes Stoltenberg as a clerk and two new sheep wagons are bought for stock work. Mrs Wm McDowell and children and Mrs Bud Christian move back to Gold Butte. Deputy Sheriff Tom Daly returns from Valley county and Mr Abraham travels to Columbia Falls to run the State Lumber commissary store.
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