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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 1917
Page
3
A detailed list of real estate transfers filed with the county clerk includes US title transfers, warranty deeds, patents, and quit claim actions affecting properties in multiple townships and ranges around Choteau. Several notable transactions involve named individuals and modest sums, with rights of way and land parcels described by section and quarter sections.
Mayor James Eckford proclaims April 16 to 21 as Public Health Week to promote sanitary conditions citywide. He urges residents and businesses to unite for cleaner homes and surroundings to prevent preventable diseases and reduce costs.
The remark notes Mr. Roosevelt has little sway with Mr. Wilson and that Wilson’s statement on declaring war reluctantly is readily accepted. The passage emphasizes political distance and the perception of reluctance behind the war decision.
Henry M Jensen sues Joseph Lillard administrator of the William Lillard and Mary Lillard estates and Alfred Warris. A sheriff sale is set for April 14 1917 at the courthouse front door in Chateau Teton County Montana between 9 am and 6 pm with about 2 pm for the sale of Lots 5 6 7 and 8 Block 7 Jones First Addition Dupuyer with improvements. Sheriff William Miller and attorney James Sulgrove announce. First published March 21 1917. last April 11.
Public Land Sale by the U S Land Office Great Falls Montana dated March 12 1917 to offer at public sale the south half southeast quarter section 28 township 24 north range 7 west M M to Elizabeth A Ward serial 040684 at not less than 3 75 per acre auction begins May 10 1917 at 9 00 a m and closes when bidding ends highest bidder must immediately pay to the Receiver.
Public notice announces land to be sold with a deadline for filing adverse claims or objections. It lists R. N. Sutherlin as Register and THOS Corbally as Receiver, with first publication April 4 and last May 2. The sale date and location implied by the notice are not specified in the excerpt.
Under Sec 2455, R. S., Elizabeth A Ward's application triggers a public sale at 10 o clock A M on May 10 1917. A minimum bid of $4.00 per acre applies for the described tract in section 31 township 24 north and adjacent quarter sections. The high bidder must immediately pay the Receiver, with adverse claimants advised to pursue rights. THOS CORBALLY Receiver.
The H. C. of L. issue fuels a mass turnout as thousands skip work to attend an indignation meeting, showing the depth of organized labor sentiment and public protest.
The excerpt narrates Grace and the wealthy Mr. Van-Der-Wurst awaiting in a parlor. The speaker mocks a mysterious purpose behind Van-Der-Wurst and hints at an upcoming revelation. The tone is melodramatic and stagey with dated slang.
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