Local residents, visitors noted in town roundup
J E Webb opened a new office addition on Main Street. Mark Livingston reported from Conrad. Murdock and McLeod arrived from Lethbridge. Mrs Truchot and Mrs Dy a Sunth planned a Great Falls visit. Harry A Smith secured a job at Great Falls smelter. A $100000 irrigation fund for the Blackfeet reservation was announced. W A O’Neil and wife visited from their Porter ranch. John Truchot returned from Iowa City. burial of Alex McLean attended in Whiteau. Victoria Zgoda recovered from surgery. N W Whitacre touring Ghoreat with yard plans.
Fairfield Rancher August Shoquist Leaves for Minnesota Visit
August Shoquist a well known young Fairfield rancher departed this week for his former home in Chisago City Minnesota where he plans a two month stay young and prominent local man seeks a spell away from Iowa duties while visiting family and old acquaintances in Minnesota
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
August Shoquist
Fairfield
Chisago City
Minn
Rumor of New Fine Hotel for Chateau City
Persistent rumors suggest Cha teau may welcome a fine new hotel, though details remain unconfirmed. Local business circles weigh potential impact on tourism and downtown redevelopment.
Catarrh Cure Ad and Local Notices Mixed Page
Containing Hall's Catarrh Cure promotion and testimonials, Xmas tree orders, candy and nut specials, local society notes, and visits by Fred Bateman and others. Mentions Great Falls death of Sid Hanson, Conrad social visits, and jewelry offers from J. E. Olson.
Hirsh Berg Addition Plans Near Chateau Court House
Hirsh Berg brothers bankers file plat of the Hirsh Berg Addition to Chateau townsite and announce ready sale of building sites. The residence section lies southwest of the courthouse and the business portion runs along a continuation of Main Street near the C. M. & P. line right of way with several choice sites between rights of way.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hirshberg
Order to Show Cause in Daley Guardianship Sale
In Teton County Montana the district court orders all interested parties to appear on January 30 1912 at 10 am in Choteau to show cause why the guardian may sell the minor heirs real estate. The order requires publication for four weeks in Pho Choteau Acantha. H W Ewing judge and Phil T Cole attorney for guardian dated December 4 1912.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eighth Judicial District
Montana
Teton
Adelbert John Daley
Walter Eugene Daley
Eleanor Daley
Choteau
Pho Choteau Acantha
Tetor County
H.W. Ewing
Phil T. Cole
Guardian
Annie LePage
Charles LePage
Chateau
Teton County
Ventana
Acantha
Co. H.wewing
Phil J. Cole
Guardian First
Notice of Intent to Make Proof in Great Falls Montana
ERNEST THOMPSON of Great Falls Montana filed notice of intention to make three year proof to establish a homestead claim to two sections in township 22 north range Montana Meridian. He will present evidence before the U.S. land office register and receiver at Great Falls on January 11 1913. Witnesses named are Frank Young Harry Woodward J M Modrill and Geophy Morris all of Portage Montana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Falls
Montana
Raogete
Meridian
Register and
U.S. Land Office
Frank Young
Harry Woodward
J. J. Modrill
Geophy Morris
Portage
Julius C. Peters
Register First Pub
Department of the Interior
U.5
Martin M. Byravup
Farmington, Teton Co
Mont
Teton County Montana Highway and Bridge Bond Sale
The Board of County Commissioners of Teton County Montana will sell on January 6, 1943 at 10 a.m. 3100000 of county bonds to finance highways and bridges. Bonds two thousand each, interest five percent semi annual, mature January 1 1933, prepayable after January 1 1928. Proposals require 1500 certified check to Treasurer E C Garrett. Bonds issued in Choteau.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Feton County
Montana
Choteau
Teton County
E c. Garrett
Board of County Commissioners
Notice of Desert Land Entry Proof Seeks 1913 Hearing
Notice from the Department of the Interior Great Falls announces Angelique Ratson of Chateau Montana plans to prove up desert land entry No 01836 for section 12 township 260 range Sw. before U S Commissioner A C Warner January 11 1913. Other listed applicants include William A O Neill Porter Montana Martin Larson Oscar Gjermundson Haakon Treviand of Bynum Montana and Julius G C Pelers Register. First pub 12 11 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Interior
U.S
Great Falls
Mont
Angelique Ratson
Chateau, Teton Co
Nigselg
Sec
Township 260
Range Sw
Montana
Meridian
A.C. Warner
U. S
Chateau
Wiliam A. O'Neil
Porter
Martin Larson
Oscar Gjermundson
Haakon Treviand
Bynum
Julius GC. Pelers
Register
Pirst Pub
Hair work and switches advertised by Mrs Laylor Cho cau
Missive notes a range of hair work and switches made from cumbings offered by Mrs Laylor with Cho cau at 5-25tt. The fragment hints at a local crafts listing or advertisement in a historical newspaper.
Also Mentioned on This Page
J. E. “Webb
Tiaj
Mark Livingston
Conrad
Sherburne
Murdock
McLeod
Lethbridge
Dy A “eSunth
Truchot
H. Barr
Harry A. Smith
W. L. Verge
W. A. O'Neil
Porter N
C. L. Monroe
John Truchot
Iowa City
State University
Blackfeet Reservation
Leavitt
Lubec
Lewis & Clark National Forest
J. W. Ward
E. J. Osgood
John Lane
Alex McLean
Victoria Zgoda
Jos, Zgoda
McGregor
N. W. Whitacre
Dutton
W F. Reickhoff
John Hospers
Reickhoff Ranch Company
Orange City
Town
Hall
F. J. Cheney, & CO
Toledo
F. ‘J. Cheney
National Bank OF Commerce
Blaugen
Sid Hanson
C. H. Draké
Grady ‘Darling
C. H. Drake
Harry
Helen Drake
J. E. Olson
Fred Bateman
Fairfield Bench
Miles City
Burton Bench
H . Bamberger
John Lyots
Chateau, Mont
S. .le
Plymouth Rock
Strayvep
Reward For Gamble
Alleo
James Church
Peter Eyrand
Farmington, Mont
T. O. Larson
Wantted
Kerr & Hanson
Porto Rico
C. Ss. Parker
Jonathan
Alexander
Curtice Bros
Chateau Mercantile Co
Main and
Hamilton Streets
Catholic Services
Collins
J. Connolly
Sooson
South Main Street
Joyce M. Williams, the Tailor
Choteau, Montana
Silv Rch ST
Haugen’s
Haugen
U. S. Land Office
Ernest Thompson
A. E. Rogers
Chateau Land @ Loan Co
Joseph Hirshberg
Julius Hirshberg
Hirshberg Brothers, Bankers
Dr. Stephens
Hf. R. Thompson
Cellant
Teton Dairy
Bell
Choteauz Drug CO
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