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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 13, 1913
Page
6
Lovers divide into amateurs and professionals. A woman may forgive a kiss but not a failed return. Downward paths attract attention. many men pursue her. Some men miss women for want of a woman or due to lack. Humans love warning others while ignoring warnings. The good and bad are rarely as they seem. Some men borrow and then owe a grudge forever.
The London Chronicle notes Pepys enjoyed nettle porridge at a friend’s house and Evelyn references the herb as a versatile sustenance. It also mentions rural dishes like wild hop shoots in Kent, gathered from hedges and valued above asparagus, while warning that stealing cultivated hops is a felony.
A tiny nursery scene shows Gracie refusing to mind and a relative called in to chasten her. The child smiles stubbornly and insists she need not be sorry yet, saying she will be sorry only by tomorrow morning.
A writer recalls a legend linking the tea plant to Daruma the Buddhist priest son of a king who, after five years of meditation, cut off his eyelids in sleep and dropped them to the ground where they became the first tea plant. The tale suggests tea as a heavenly beverage to repel slumber and aid monks in vigilance.
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A child named Alfred, after an upset, cries at the table and is sent to the kitchen. Moments later a small red head and dancing eyes appear at the dining room door, with a serious voice asking if anyone calls Alfred in a scene from Woman's Home Companion.
A dialogue contrasts two approaches to helping a stray cat. One suggests giving meat, while the other favors sparing crumbs to invite natural prey. The exchange weighs direct aid against fostering independence in urban wildlife.
Department of the Interior notice from Great Falls Montana dated July 8 1913 states J Ingram Cain of Chateau Montana filed intention to prove Desert Land Entry No 026078 for land in sections 28 29 township 24 N R 6 W Montana Meridian. Witnesses named: William E Logan Guy S Jameson John A Gleason Jesse W Jameson all of Chateau. A C Warner U S Commissioner to receive proof August 22 1913. Register R N Suteberlin First Pub July 23 1913.
Notices from the United States Land Office at Great Falls Montana dated 1913 announce filings and proofs for Desert Land Entries and land selections. Names include John H Burke Pete Smith Samuel A Pfrimmer with witnesses from Bynum Chateau and nearby towns. Protests and proofs are scheduled through late 1915 to 1918 in Chateau and Great Falls offices.
Deeds transfer property among Sulgrove, Son, Valier companies, and individuals for various lots in Valier and Brady areas. Patents list federal grants to Malone, Robinson, Dickens, Miller, and Reiquam, detailing quarter sections across townships 25 to 29 north in Montana. The Teton County Abstract Co. of Choteau is noted.
In Montana an action in Teton County seeks foreclosure or cancellation of rights under a contract for deed executed by Gust Sannes on September 30 1911. The district court requires defendants to answer within twenty days or risk default judgment. Attorneys A W Heidel and I A Stub, Dunnblock, Great Falls, represent the plaintiff.
Clairance C. Irons of Chateau Montana files intention to prove up on his Homestead Entry No 02666 for No 4 Section 15 Township 23 North Range 4 West Montana Meridian before A C Warner U S Commissioner at Chateau Montana on September 16 1913 Witnesses include Valdis M Pyatt Martin P Anderson Patrick H Crossen and Edward H Ganong First publication August 18 1913.
Public notices show Gustaf Blomgren of Chateau and John A. Saterlie of Bynum filing for three year proofs and final proof respectively. Blomgren’s Sept 16 1913 date lists witnesses Strand Berglund Stoner and Johnson from Chateau. Saterlie, with August 12 1913 final proof target, lists Trisler Guerin Nelson and Saterlie as witnesses from Blackleaf Walier and Bynum.
Christina Lestrud of Chateau Montana appears for a land entry filing dated Oct 6 08523 for E SW NWY SEY SW NEY Section 7 Township 23 N Ranger W Montana Meridian Chateau Montana The witnesses listed are Ole J Nordhagen Ole M Nordhagen Charles A Berglund and Ben Torson all residents of Chateau Montana First published Aug 6 713.
Department of the Interior notice lists Roy W. Putnam of Chateau Montana filing intent for Final Commutation. The claim cites Aug 18 07448 for W% SEY E% SW Sec 28 T24N R4W Montana Meridian with witnesses Jesse W Jameson Guy S Jameson Harold A Prescott and Harry Boutilier. First published Aug 13 1913.
Department of the Interior Great Falls Montana issues a notice of contest against Peter Kliev of Box 576 Great Falls Montana. Charities A Burklund Of Butte Montana alleges entry 06927 filed July 30 1909 for NE Section 5 Township 22 N Range 1 W Montana Meridian was abandoned and urges cancellation with no right to hearing unless a sworn answer is filed within twenty days after the fourth publication August 13 1913.
Louis Murland of Bynum Montana files to cancel William J Hutchison homestead serial 024799 for sections 26 and 27 in township 26N range 6W M M alleging abandonment non cultivation lack of residence and noncompliance with homestead laws. Contestant must answer within twenty days after the fourth publication or have claim canceled without hearing plus proof of service to contestant. Publication dates August 6 13 20 27 1913.
Carl N. Nelson of Walier Montana has filed notice of intention to make final proof to enter lands described as SW144 NW and NWH% SW Section 28 SE% NEY NEY SEY Section 29 Township 26 N Ranger W Montana Meridian. The hearing is set for September 13 before R N Sutherlin register at teau Montana with Eph W Trisler Henry Guerin John A Saterlie and Nels O Saterlie listed as witnesses.
The question asks the value of a grown Senator or Representative if a page costs $50.00 monthly to the lobby. It implies a comparison of influence versus a minor helper, highlighting the political value placed on lawmakers and the ethical concerns of influence for hire.
The District Court in Teton County Montana issues a summons to Charles Harrold to answer a divorce complaint filed by Alice Harrold. The action seeks dissolution of marriage on grounds of desertion dating May 15 1910 with jurisdiction noted by Clerk James Gibson on July 25 1913.
Alfred Amundson of Bynum Montana filed Desert Land Entry Serial 023486 for NE14 SE and SE NE in Section 8 Township 26 N. The claim was declared before M S Darling U S Com at Conrad Montana on August 18 1913. Witnesses listed include Alfred Vigen Arthur Ellingson Martin Vigen Barney Arneson. First publication July 16 1913.
Willie L Humble of Bynum Montana filed notice of intention to make three year proof to establish his homestead claim for lot Sle Sec 4 NW NE, NE NW Sec 9 T26N R6W Montana Meridian. The proceeding occurs before A C Warner US Commissioner at Chateau Montana. Passages also mention Peter Kelly Elmer E Rowland Harry King Daniel J Feland as associates.
In pursuance of a Montana District Court order a guardian will privately sell to the highest cash bidder on August 30, 1918 at 10 AM in Chateau Teton County all right title and interest of Thomas Edward Ganong in an undivided fraction of SW of NE, W of SE, SE of SW in Section 71 Town 26 North Range 2 West MMD. Minimum price $30 per acre with 10 percent cash payable at sale and balance on court confirmation.
E Broadhurst Smith of Bynum Montana, holder of Homestead Entry 025834 filed notice of intention to make a final commutation proof to establish his claim at Chateau Montana on August 6. Accompanying witnesses include C Taylor Charles E Du Bose Joseph Smith all from Bynum and Asa G Bowen of Dutton. First publication August 6, 1913.
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