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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 1908
Page
3
Notice by the commissioner of the Femmal Land Office that Lots 2 and 8 in sections 3 5 and 6 township 26 north range 3 west and other parcels will be offered at public sale to the highest bidder at 10:00 a m on January 2 1909 at the office. Claimants must file their claims before the sale time.
The Department of the Interior announces a public sale at 10 oclock A M on January 28 for a tract of land described as Lot 6 Section 10 Township 25 Range 4 West. Serial No 068. Claims or objections must be filed before the sale time.
Daniel I Sharp of Bynum Montana has filed notice to make final five year proof on his homestead entry dating from December 9 1903 for sections 34 and 95 township 2 range 6 west Montana meridian. Before U S Commissioner A O Warner at Chateau Montana on January 2 witnesses include Robert L Stonehouse Bennett Golding William A Fincker Duncan Stewart all of Bynum Montana. First published 12 10 1908.
A Tolstoy anecdote recalls the Moscow hangman who refused to sit for a portrait. Dean Ramsay notes a Stirling laird dodging tithe only to be confronted by the hangman as a messenger. The minister replies with a wry receipt naming the hangman as the laird’s agent.
Land Office at Great Falls Mont. Nov 23. Lyman G Fankell of Chateau Montana, holder of Homestead Entry No. 4346 Serial No. 2000 for sections 8 and 17 township 24N range 4W Mont Meridian, has fled notice of intention to make final proof to establish his claim before A C Warner U S Commissioner at Chateau January 9 1909. Witnesses named: Rouke Noezma Farmington Allan H Gamble Jesse W Jameson J Ing ram Cain all of Chateau Mont. J M Burulingama Register First pub 11 26 1908.
Spectators erupt as the visiting batsman fails to hit. Umpire calls strike three to end the play before 25,000 fans. Grand stand commentary adds color while a man and woman in the crowd react with disbelief.
Jackson confesses two notes were written seeking a broker’s trust and Miss Golding’s affection. A call while he was out yielded a “Yes” from someone, leaving him unsure which note was answered.
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