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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 1908
Page
4
A compact notice highlights James S. Sherman of New York as a figure tied to the presidency context. The item presents a brief factual reference without narrative embellishment.
The Conrad district plans a new larger school to replace the old facility, with other districts also adding or organizing schools. The county shows growth with rising population, more homes, and a push to improve education.
John Mitchell accepts a top post in the American Civic Federation, continuing long service for the working classes he represents. A respected labor leader, he has held prominence and influence with firmness vision and tact. His leadership is valued by supporters and even opponents.
Conrad C. Pearson, Jack Shields, and others from Choteau and nearby towns appear in a series of social and civic notices. Activities include citizenship papers filed, guests visiting, a car wreck near Naismith injuring Ben Boerman, a Chateau crowd visiting Georges Hirshberg, a Fernie fire escape, medical consultations for injuries from a horse incident, Dr Power’s return from Fort Benton, and a local baseball loss to Choteau 22 to 17 with a rematch planned.
Mrs M N Gordon died Tuesday night at 53 after a long residence in the county. Brief services were held at home before burial at Highland cemetery. funeral will be at Mrs R J Gytle’s residence. Survived by husband and three children. friends in the community mourn her loss. A contingent of locals, including J S Gordon and family and others, attended from nearby areas. Mrs Gallagher traveled from Bernie to be with her mother in her final hours.
Sealed proposals endorsed Proposals for Lignite will be received by the County Clerk up to 10 a.m. on Tuesday September 8 1908 for delivering eighty tons of lignite at the county courthouse. Bids require bonds double the contract amount and the board reserves the right to reject any and all bids. Chateau Montana August 6 1908 A C Warner County Clerk.
Dr. Beaupre returned Friday from a business trip to Great Falls and his Sweet Grass ranch where he shows fine hard wheat raised without irrigation. The Beaupre O Neal firm has not sold its woolclip yet, waiting for a higher price. Charles S Parker and family left for Grand Rapids Wisconsin for medical care from a hospital head relative. Parker faces symptoms like lead poisoning from painting work.
Eldorado Co operative Canal Company in Choteau Montana will sell delinquent stock from L P Easton and Carlos Warfield for unpaid assessments plus costs. The sale is at the Choteau courthouse front steps on August tenth at two oclock pm under a board order dated April twenty ninth. secretary W W Gamble notes costs and advertising expenses.
Jacob Luinstra files a contest against Homestead entry 3563 by Powell Mabion dated July 31 1806 alleging no dwelling or residence has ever been established and the tract is not settled or cultivated as required, with hearings set for August 25 1908 before USS Commissioner B C Garrett in Choteau Montana and final hearing September 4 1908 before the Register and Receiver in Great Falls Montana, publication ordered due to attempted service failure.
Land Office Great Falls Montana issues notice that Davin Scott of Bynum Montana filed intention to make final five year proof to establish a claim on land described in the 1903 homestead entry. Before US Commissioner A C Warner at Chateau Montana on August 19. Witnesses Duncan Stewart Larry Wing Lincoln Wumbie and David H Willett all from Bynum Montana.
When your watch needs re pairing leave it with Mr T A Smith Chateau and the work will be done promptly and well. Satisfaction guaranteed.
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