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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1910
Page
3
Department of the Interior notice in Great Falls Montana announces publication regarding DICK HOOYENGA with details forthcoming and official action pending. The notice sets forth publication requirements and validity actions for the listed party.
Cattle roundup on bench last week for winter near Fairfield with ranch hands Paul Anderson from Farmington on the bench. C H Young bought hides on Monday and Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Crittenden returned to Bozeman after visiting Cole Bros. Archie Monroe Roy Collins and Will Odenwald ran cattle to Great Falls meat market. Lorenzo Jefferson came to the Basin Saturday and Donald Davies searched for cattle on the flat Sunday. Paul Simonson returned from Burton beach to spend the winter here.
Land Office Great Falls Montana November 14 1910 Horace D Upman of Chateau Montana filed no final proof for Desert Land entry No 06192 on section 11 14 26N 2W Montana Meridian. Witnesses Carlton K Malone Gunerius Jermanson Ernest Marriott Kenneth McKenzie. A O C Wheeler U S Commissioner will hear December 28 1910 in Choteau Montana Be L Barnes Register.
Olaf Lindseth and wife returned from Falls after a short trip. Mrs Lindseth had appendicitis surgery weeks earlier. John Brakke of Great Falls visited O Lindseth. Hazel Cone Josie Paterson and Charles Pierce visited Falls. A sleigh ride party by Burton Beach youths. Farmington Temperance society reorganized with officers L O Satre D Lindseth Albert Berland and others. Next meeting December 17 in the D Lindseth schoolhouse at 7 30. Alfred Shibsted and Franklin Pierce left for claims near Power. A baby girl born to Mr and Mrs C Oien on December 5. Mr Moran of South Dakota visited Bill Loosie. Miss Anna Bulmer called to Ontario Canada for aunt’s illness.
In the Eighth Judicial District Montana district courts for Cascade and Teton counties the 1911 terms are fixed as Cascade January 3 April 4 July 5 October 10 and Teton January 31 May 31 July 31 November 29. Court will convene under Judges J B Lesule and H H Ewing with first publication December 1985.
Helena Montana resident le Birdsill F Embody filed notice of intention to make final five year proof to establish his homestead claim for sections in township 27 north range 9 west Montana meridian. The hearing before U S commissioner Frank H Fed ern is set for January 10 in Dupuyer with witnesses Pfelffer Riley Davis Howe all from Dupuyer. Stephen Carpenter register. First pub 12-8-10.
Swift Current Boulder Oil Co trustees levied a quarter cent per share assessment on capital stock payable January 2 1911 to the secretary at 29 West Sixth Helena Montana. Unpaid shares become delinquent February 2 1911 and will be sold at public auction to cover the assessment and sale costs. John W Eddy Secretary first pub December 8 1910.
The Teton Co operative Reservoir Company in Helena Montana announces an assessment of 7.50 per share on all capital stock. Payment is due by December 26 1910 at the company office. Delinquent stocks will be sold at public auction on January 31 1911 to cover delinquent payment and costs. Secretary Notley W Thompson.
In the matter of the estate of David High deceased administrator E J Roberson petitions for an order of sale of real estate. The district court orders all interested persons to appear January 31 at 10 oclock a.m. in Choteau to show cause why the administrator should not be granted an order to sell the decedent's real estate by private sale. Publication four consecutive weeks in the Choteau Acorn. H W Ewing judge December 1910. PHIL I COLE attorney as administrator. First pub December 4.
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