Prohibition on Dumping Trash on Local Property
Notice forbids dumping of trash and refuse of all kinds on property in the south part of town and warns of enforcement actions.
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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 1912
Page
8
Notice forbids dumping of trash and refuse of all kinds on property in the south part of town and warns of enforcement actions.
Elizabeth Oneal and Ernest Bushman, 12, were riding when a horse threw the boy on March 27. He died two days later from injuries. Interment was in Elizabeth cemetery beside a cousin. The funeral was led by Miss Sinclair with many locals in attendance. The community extends sympathy to the family.
Dr H Beaupre of Sweet Grass was in town from Thursday to Saturday shaking hands with friends and attending Democratic meetings last Friday. County Attorney D W Doyle is ill at home in Great Paris with typhoid fever, last seen midweek. Guild ladies plan a literary and musical entertainment at Hodgskiss hall on April 19 with strong town talent.
Dr Harmon T Rhoads former principal of schools in the area arrived Saturday renewing acquaintances in town. He now practices in Hazen Arkansas and plans westward travel after visiting his half brothers Jesse and Charles Davis.
Department of the Interior notice states Jessie F Stonehouse of Bynum Montana filed intention to prove desert land claim for lot 7 and sections 6 7 township 7 south range 5 west Montana Meridian. Final proof before John W Shields at Conrad on April 6 with witnesses Albert Parker William O NeaI Alaska Rolland William Stonehouse and E L Barnes as registrar. First pub March 14 1912.
The three year homestead bill introduced by Senator Borah moves through Congress with changes. It passed the Senate in February, went to the House where it was amended and passed on March 27. A conference is now requested to reconcile differences before final passage to the president for signature.
Farmington reports Olga Waynild returns from Waster to Great Falls to resume high school studies. J J Daley of Ralston gap visits Farmington. Blacksmith Robert Bruce opens shop in Farmington. Ed Bollerud on sick list. A benefit dance and supper for the baseball nine set for April 13 at Farmington hall. Ole Johnson returns home to South stead. Rev Heizer of Chateau delivers temperance talk at west schoolhouse. John and Martin Gronberg and Mrs A Dale visit Fairfield. Rev Hall to conduct beach services next Sunday. J J Otness travels to Brady.
George W. Roof of Farmington Montana filed notice of intention to make final commutation proof for homestead entry 01977 in section 12 township 25 north range 4 west, Montana meridian. Proof before U S commissioner A C Warner at Onakee Montana April 15. Belmont Barnes register. First pub March 14 1912.
Germaine Joseph Nicolas of Farmington Montana files notice of desert land entry 05443 for e2 sw4 lot 6 section 6 township 25 north range 3 west and related lands. A. O. Warner U S Commissioner to witness at Chateau Montana on April 15 1912. Pierre Byraud Martin M Byraud Henry St Scharn all of Farmington and William Jollimore of Chateau listed as parties. E L Barnes Register.
In District Court of Montana Eighth Judicial District Teton County Bessie Weidert sues James Weidert for divorce alleging desertion and abandonment for over a year and failure to provide necessaries despite wages of 390.00 monthly. The summons requires a reply within twenty days and notes potential default. Witness James Gibson clerk and attorney David J. Ryan. first publication March 14, 1912.
Avery H M Wiles of Dutton Montana filed notice of intent to make final five year proof to establish his homestead claim for s2 nw4 n2sw4 section 1 township 24 n range 1 w Montana Meridian. Proof before the U S land office at Great Falls Montana on April 17 1912. Witnesses listed include B Bohling Gee Sollid J E Lockwood William rxell and V Lof of Dutton Montana. FLL Barnes Register.
Notice to establish five year final proof on land in Montana. Frank Belor of Farmington named by case. witnesses John Jackson Nas Rekdahl Alexander Truchot Peter Truchot. Before U.S. Commissioner A C Warner at Chateau on April 20, 1912. First pub March 14, 1912. Also ad for brood sows for sale by Malone and Truchot.
Notice to creditors and all persons with claims against Pauline Pfund deceased. Within four months after first publication present claims with vouchers to George Sollid, administrator, at his office in Dutton Montana, for estate transactions. Dated March 18 1912. George Sollid Administrator. Baird Lands Andrews Attorneys. First pub March 21 1912.
Glidden black wire sells for 3.40 per hundred and galvanized wire at 3.70 per hundred. An 80 gauge Genonen special galvanized wire goes for 82.50. Store listed as Rogers Templeton Lumber Co Power and Dutton.
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