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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Feb 04, 1909
Page
5
A compilation of short items: doctors and dentists, pattern hats sold at cost, several residents visiting or returning from nearby towns, births and land contest activity, court terms, church events, and the weekly ice harvest at Miller's pond. Notables include J Brickson, C H Drake, Matt Steely, and G W Magee amid ongoing land disputes and community meetings.
John Lane and family visits Saypo yesterday while Paul Jacobson returns from a Great Falls business trip. Odenwalds gain interest in butcher business forming Odenwald & Co. Women of Woodcraft host Valentine dance February 12 at Woodman Hall to fund order expenses. Carl Burbank reports his father buried January 22 and Carl to return soon. Roberson advertises sale of J A Carlstar estate February 12 on Burton bench. Birthday Club honors Mrs H W Kelly with dinner and name-card favors. Young Men's Christian Club hosts a successful social at the Methodist church with readings music and lunch.
Public sale of personal property for the estate of John A. Carlstar deceased, in Teton County Montana. The auction on February 12 1909 at 1 pm will occur at the late John A. Carlstar dwelling house front door on homestead described by section town and range. Items include stoves tools livestock hay wheels plows stock cattle seven horses and other farm equipment. Public Administrator E J Roberson and J G Bair attorney. First publication February 4 1909.
A jumbled OCR fragment lists notable figures with scattered dates and stray symbols. Names include Sherman, Harrison, Lincoln, Washington, Boone, Tilden, Cooper, and Logan among others, with inconsistent years and unclear context.
A professor explains a flower counting riddle where an uneven petal total yields the negation of an even number, guiding the student to the solution through a playful arithmetic rule. The dialogue emphasizes a clever shortcut over lengthy calculation.
Montana notice announces a February 1999 hearing in Choteau for proving the will of Francois Truchet and for granting Letters Testamentary to Alexander Truchet. Interested parties may appear. The notice runs for three weeks in the Cha teadu Actoatha. James Gibson, Clerk. J G Balr, attorney for estate. First published 1-21-09.
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