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Choteau Acantha

Location

Choteau, Montana, United States of America

Date

Dec 04, 1912

Page

4

Subscription Price Offers Annual and Advance Rates

The notice states a subscription price of 32.90 per year or 21.74 in advance. It implies a savings option for upfront payment, inviting readers to choose the discounted advance rate.

Chateau Rail Work Progress and Farm Outlook in 1912

December 4 1912 report notes steady Great Northern line grading toward March 1 with minimal weather delays. Milwaukee grade requires more time. Agricultural shift from beef to crop farming described with clover trial yields and profitability, urging farmer education through School of Agriculture courses. Local mentions include Wm Schroeder at Grassy Lake church and George Sollid in Chateau.

Great Northern Teton Galusha Milwaukee State Agricultural College

Dutton Residents Return Visits and Work Movements

Local notices show Annatyue returning from Great Ally with Christ Olson joining David Grundahl in a Dutton meat market. Several residents report recent travel to Great Falls Bozeman and Chateau while others plan extended stays or return home for illness or work.

Mrs. Annatyue Great Ally Christ Olson Missoula David Grundahl

Farmington Social News Highlights

Farmington notes list visits and travels from Minnesota guest Peter Moe to Mrs. C Hanson who is improving. D and Jacobson families visited the fluselid ranch. L G Pierce left for Washington. Miss Linnie Currin took teacher exams at Chateau. Mrs H H Bleecker hosted the Ladies Aid. The Grange meets December 7 at J W Kerr ranch. Miss Yipps visited from Collings. Grace Thompson, teaching at Belleview, spent Thanksgiving with Uncle H R Thompson. Cal Hanson fractured left arm. Carl Binford returned from hunting trip. Miss Anderson’s Burton school house entertainment drew a large crowd. Mrs Geo Slanger hosted sister Mrs Slanger of Ulm.

Grace ‘Thompson Belleview H. R. Thompson Carl Binford Miss Anderson Burton School Geo. Slanger Mrs. Slanger Ulm

No Hunting on Ranch Declared by Owner

Statement from ranch owner prohibiting all hunting on the property for safety and conservation reasons. No hunting signs posted and enforcement expected by local authorities. Dennis and others advised to respect the rule.

Dennis

Better mend one fault in yourself than a hundred in your neighbor

A pithy proverb urges self-improvement over judgment of others, noting personal faults are easier to address than hypercritical scrutiny of neighbors. The phrase serves as a moral reminder about humility and self restraint.

Estate of Harry Haymes Deceased Notice

Administrator Kenneth McLean calls all creditors and others with claims against the estate of Harry Haymes deceased to present them with vouchers within four months of the first publication. Address for claims is 615 Chateau Montana, the place for estate business. Dated November 19 1912. Phil I. Cole attorney for administrator. 11-21-46

Harry Haymes Marry Haymes Sach Wie Montana Kenneth McLean Harry Uaymes Phil I. Cole

Also Mentioned on This Page

A. B. Guthrie Choteau Official Paper Breton County Chateau Wisdow Cantha Founda Willy Hands School of Agriculture Ford Wm. Schroeder Luthberan Church Grassy Lake George Sollid Childrens’ Coats Misses’ Coats Bill Power Implement Co Power Mr. Radcliffe Dutton A. Bossler Greatalls Guy Ramer Great Falls Albert Hjalseth Bozeman Ife Sam Harlson Edward Davis Kansas Inga Wiprud John A. Schultz Idaho Farmington Peter Moe Minnesota C. 8. Hanson D. &. Jacobson L. G. Pierce Washington Linnie Currin H. H. Bleecker Laidies Aid Grange J. W. Kerr Ranch Miss Yipps From Collings L. Nasser Cal Hanson Sunnyside Store Co Vaughn, Mont Rogers Templeton Lumber CO Power and Dutton Teton County R. I R. F Stevens Stevens Rifles IJ. Stevens Arms& Tool Company P. O. Box Chicopee Falls, Mass Henry D. Robison Jas TY. Robison Teton County Abstract CO Mae THE Citizens State Bank Choteau, Montana G. M. Coffey P. H. Crossen James Eckford
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