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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1917
Page
4
The Choteau Quantha adel published weekly in Choteau Montana and entered as second class matter. Subscription costs are 2.00 per year or 1.75 in advance. Date April 4, 1917. Proprietor Bishop, MAX .B.
A 1917 letter from the Federal Land Bank of Spokane to W. W. Gamble of the Chateau Farm Loan Association notes the bank’s organization results in late March and its plan to establish offices and handle mail backlog. The bank explains it cannot reach all at once and is preparing forms for applications.
The letter outlines committees and approval steps for directors, stock subscriptions, and an affidavit for secretary treasurer. It notes printing progress and plans to forward papers with instructions, stating a 5 percent annual interest rate and principal payments over 5 to 40 years.
Local cast prepares the home talent play The Private Secretary directed by Miss Johnson to benefit the Parent Teachers Association. Cast includes Rev Spaulding Martin Read Catermole Clelant Gibson Hal Douglas Hodgskiss Marstand Connor M Dietrich Stead Haugen Ashford Johnson Marshland Butchart Webster Hall Bateman Bros. The Parents meeting was postponed to Thursday due to a patriotic gathering. Also notes resignations and emigration plans amid local activity and a contest case at Commissioner Warner’s office.
Phillip Barr mourns as Madam Savatz seizes the dead Peters papers and a sealed packet proves Philip's throne rights. Juan recovers them, Savatz hires Red Lazarus, Phillip heads to Paris, and Princess Julia is trapped but rescued with Juan. They escape via an elevator shaft to safety.
For sale a 340 acre dairy ranch in Teton County Montana near Choteau with 24 milch cows, livestock, equipment, and crops. The sale follows a court decree and nets $15 per day from a milk route, with the property appraised for cash to the highest bidder. Sheriff William Miller. attorneys Kooper Stephenson Hoover. First pub April 4. last April 28, 1917.
Notice of sheriff's sale under a 1917 foreclosure decree in the District Court of the Eighth Judicial District Seton County Montana. Property includes 160 acres of land in Teton County with water rights and improvements. Sale set for April 28 1917 at 2 PM at the courthouse front door.
Civil actions listed include W Thayer versus Hoffman on contract and Johnson versus Allison abstract of judgment. Phillips versus Kappel abstract of judgment. Montana Life Insurance Company versus W J Martin et al foreclosure of mortgage. Campbell versus Unknown Claimants quieting title. Dina Lien versus Anthony De Boer et al foreclosure of mortgage.
Auto Owners promotes a complete line of Portage auto casings and tubes claiming superior quality and a four thousand mile guarantee unlike competing casings.
Portage tires claimed to last 3000 miles with superior rubber content, marketed as the best in the United States by Choteau Mercantile Co.
Marriage license notices show John McGillis and Phyllis Salois of Dupuyer. Ben Pane of Pendrey. Martha Weyman of Bynum. Wm T Wright and Elsie M Hall of Cut Bank. George Ziegler and Susie Pies of Birch Creek. Joseph Carbossribs and Josephine Lewis of Blackfoot reservation.
Kansas woman Bessie A. Stanley of Lincoln won a 1906 prize for defining success as living well laughing often and loving much gaining trust of pure women and the love of little children filling the niche and accomplishing one task leaving the world better. The article also notes global political jottings on Mexico Villa Germany and Carranza with mentions of Roosevelt and Count von Bernstorff in a rapid press vignette.
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