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Choteau Acantha

Location

Choteau, Montana, United States of America

Date

Aug 23, 1923

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Defendants in Liquor Actions Petition Court for Return of Evidence

Defendants in four liquor actions petitioned Judge John J. Greene for return of seized evidence. The petitions claim the Sheriff violated rights by taking stills mash moonshine and other material without proper authority. Seizures occurred at Scott’s Chateau home and at properties of Underwood Strong and Wilson on dates in May June and July. No further details beyond the hearing date September 13 are provided.

Joe Scott G. F. Underwood Andrew Strong Harry Wilson John J. Greene Wm. D. Reigguam Sheriff Reiquam Underwood Scott Strong Wilson Chateau

Aged Burton Bench resident Mrs. Luinstra dies in Choteau

Mrs. J. Luinstra an 81 year old resident of the T. L. Gap and Burton Bench area died last Friday at Choteau hospital after a long illness. She was born in Holland came to the United States in 1899 and lived in Chicago before moving to Montana in 1906. Survived by sons Jacob and Sam Luinstra and 18 grandchildren. Funeral held Monday in Chateau with burial in Chateau cemetery. Card of thanks from Jacob and Sam Luinstra expresses gratitude for kindness and sympathy.

J. Luinstra T. L. Gap Burton Bench Choteau Hospital Luinstra Holland United States Chicago Montana

Foreclosures Filed In Weekly Civil Actions

The Clerk of Court records include First Trust and Savings Bank versus Jank E. Daggett a mortgage foreclosure BE B Plateskow versus Oscar F Gollehon foreclosure of mortgage Phoenix Mutual Life Insurance Company versus Bertha E Jackson et al foreclosures of mortgage. Late news notes Mrs J N Martine traveled to Dillon to visit daughter Gladys and others attended the funeral of Jane Jones in Great Falls yesterday.

Clerk of the Court B. M. Jacobson First Trust &Savings Bank Jank E. Daggett BE. B.plateskow Oscar F. Gollehon Phoenix Mutual Life Insurance Co Bertha E. Jackson

Dutton Hole To Be Shot In Oil Test

Beardsley well near Dutton at 2500 feet will be shot with nitrogen to assess oil potential. Drillers plan a final abandonment if the shot fails to prove commercial production. Mid-West deep test 12 miles west of Dutton progresses toward the Madison formation for a test of Teton ridge.

Mid- West Dutton Beardsley Mid-West Madison Teton Ridge

Brown and Bailey Ready to Move from Gypsy Well near Collins

Brown and Bailey, drilling contractors, completed pulling the casing at the Gypsy well west of Collins, plugged the hole, and plan to move equipment to the Kevin Sunburst field amid negotiations for three drilling contracts including a 4000 foot test. The Collins well reached the Madison limestone. Mr Brown and Mr Bailey with Mrs Bailey will spend a couple weeks in the mountains near Chateau before heading to the north field.

Brown & Bailey Gypsy Well Collins Kevin Sunburst Madison Brown Mrs. Bailey Chateau

Brother of man missing from Burton bench leaves for home

S. J. Heins of Forreston Minnesota departed Chateau after a fruitless three week search for his brother R Heins 40 a bachelor who disappeared from his ranch near Warmington July 19. Sheriff Wm D Reiquam led a large area hunt with no trace found. Heins thanked locals and the sheriff for help and acknowledged the effort to locate his brother.

Burton Bench R. Heins Burton Beach S. J. Heins Forreston Minnesota Chateau Warmington Wm. D. Reiquam Reiquam

Harvest Delays From Heavy Rains Hit Teton County

Heavy rains since Monday stall harvesting in Teton County where most grain ready to cut lies idle as frost fears rise. Hay crews still work on remaining tranches while farmers grow restless over delays.

Teton County

County Agent News Notes on State Fair Exhibits

Teton county will be represented at the State Fairs again this year. Farmers are urged to show grasses and vegetables. samples collected at the county agent’s office. For grain, a sheaf must be 3 to 5 inches in diameter. bring best heads and at least four bundles if cut. Grass samples require 3 to 5 inch butt, dried in dark, dry room to preserve color. bring similarly sized bundles as grain.

Teton County

Call for Registered Warrants in Teton County Montana

Notice by C G Meadows treasurer of Teton County Montana calls for payment of warrants issued by several school districts. Warrants include various numbers from districts 1 21 27 70 8 36 with dates dating back to 1922 1923. Interest on these warrants will cease after August 22 1923. First publication August 23 last August 30.

Chateau Montana Teton County C. G. Meadows

Notice to High School Students Registration Details

Registration day is Monday September 3 at 9:00 a.m. Students may request dormitory housing through Mrs. Saylor. R F Williamson principal.

Saylor R. F. Williamson

Burglars Loot Hirshberg Store Valued at $200

Burglars entered the Jos. Hirshberg & Co. store last Thursday night and made off with about $200 in goods. The haul included cotton belt items, shoes, boots, and sweaters. Sheriff Reiquam is investigating, suspecting outside culprits.

Jos. Hirshberg & Co Reiquam

Local Notes and Visitation Highlights

Mrs D Davidson suffered a stroke last Friday and shows some improvement with Mrs Frydelund aiding care. Women and families travel and visit across Brady Great Falls Spokane and Box Canyon with school trips and fishing. Harvesting slows due to heavy rains as Rev Hoagland to lead Sunday church service.

D. Davidson Sidney Rosengren Oliver Mauseth Clarence Stenson Elizabeth Helen Gamble Willis Alice Otness Brady B. Arensmeyer Great Falls Gregor Tangen Chris Swenson Box Canyon Hoagland

Wool grading meet series to start October 12 at Beer Lodge

A second big series of wool growers meetings is planned in Montana this fall. The Chateau meeting is October 29 in Bozeman area, with County Agent Robert Clarkson leading and help from an expert from Bozeman. Discussions will cover corn and cottonseed cake as alfalfa hay tonics and fleeces will be exhibited with notes on desirable characteristics.

Beer Lodge Bozeman Mont Montana R. B. Miflin Montana State College Extension Service Robert Clarkson C. J. Fawcett National Wool Warehouse & ‘Storage Co Chicago

Wool Manufacturing Exhibit and Meetings Planned

In addition to talks at the meetings, three reels of motion pictures will be shown detailing the process of turning wool into cloth for attendees.

James G Innes dies in Great Falls hospital

James G Innes aged 49 a former Chateau resident died Sunday at Deaconess hospital Great Falls after a long illness. Born May 3 1874 in Lake City Minnesota he lived in St Paul before moving to Chateau in 1915. He served as deputy county assessor assessor and under sheriff and held public office roles across Teton county. He leaves a wife Helen and four children. Funeral services at Great Falls were followed by Masonic rites in Chateau.

Deaconess Great Falls James G. Innes Chateau Mr. Innes James Stuart Innes Lake City Minnesota St. Paul Helen T. Hurley Helen Jessie Billy James R Jos. Hirshberg & Co Innes Ernest Savery Savery Wm. Miller Miller Offine Chevalier Lodge P. Choteau Choteau Lodge ALF A. M Choteau Teton County Annie Newell Jean Cleft Fred Monick Frank Apfeld Jasper Brookings Dakota George Antlers Okishoms Monick W. H. George R. of P. Lodge

Flower Show and Dance at American Legion Pavilion

Labor Day event at Chateau promises big flower show and evening dance. Citizens urged to bring flowers and submit exhibits by noon on Labor Day with prizes to be announced next week. Don’t let frost harm blooms.

American Legion Chateau

Funeral for James Innes Ends in Great Falls Visit

Mrs. J. W. Oppie traveled from Great Falls yesterday to attend the funeral service for James Innes.

J. W. Oppie Great Falls James §. Innes

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