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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 1908
Page
8
Estate of Robert Duggaan deceased announces to creditors and claimants to present their claims with vouchers within four months after the first publication. Administrator's address is the law office of Phil B Cole in the courthouse at Choteau Montana. Dated January 6, 19s.
Notice of stockholders meeting for Choteau Milling and Power Company in Choteau Montana on March 20 1908 at 2 p m. to vote on increasing capital stock from 310 000 to 50 000 with common stock from 10 000 to 30 000 and preferred stock from 3 000 to 20 000. Directors J W Jameson K G McLean G S Jameson Phil I Cole signed February 5 1908.
Inspector J B Mc Dermott tabulated Montana coal production from Nov 1906 to Oct 1897 totaling 2 030 564 tons with an added 200 440 tons for November December. Cascade led counties with 1 068 257 tons followed by Carbon 734 144 and Park 91 674. Coke production reached 67 000 tons in Park and Gallatin. There were 12 fatal and 54 non fatal accidents with county splits noted.
The message reports warm, calm weather in Dupuyer with residents like E. E. Leech returning from travel and Henry M. Jensen visiting the old country. Lloy Leech is ill along with several others as grippe circulates. Peter F. St. Denis, new U. S. commissioner, adjusts to land business complexities while the town remains quiet and ranchers work on their roods.
Department of the Interior notice lists entry men Mary A. Johnson and Joan Chase of Dupuyer Montana filing proof for desert land claims. Hearing before Peter F. St. Denis U S Commissioner at Dupuyer on June 21 or March 2 is noted with witnesses John Chase Jerry McCarthy James Reilly Nature Higgs and Enns M. Johnson of Dupuyer. First publication February 13, 1908.
Land Office Helena Montana February 4 1908 notices filed by named entrymen to make final proofs on desert land before Peter Fost Commissioner at Dupuyer Montana on March 7. Names include John Higgins deceased heir Hattie Higgins and Jerry McCarthy with witnesses John Chase Enos Johnson James Reilly Halle Higgins all of Dupuyer. Frank D Miracle Register. First pub 2-13-1908.
At a meeting of Swift Current Boulder Oil Company trustees on January 28 1908 an assessment of one quarter of one cent per share was levied, payable March 10 1908 to Jno W Eddy treasurer Helena. Unpaid on March 10 1908 becomes delinquent and will be sold at public auction unless paid before April 10 1908 to cover delinquent assessment costs. MO Eddy secretary Room 31 Pittsburg Block Helena.
Health issues force sale of all Ghoteau property. Jackson block two story corner Main and Hamilton. Hamilton Street building now Mrs Barr’s millinery. two rental houses five and three rooms. Valuable first class investment. See or write John Jackson, Sr.
Sealed bids for timber on approximately 130 acres near the South Fork of the Bitterroot River in Lewis and Clark National Forest are due by March 6 1908. Bid must not be under 22.00 per thousand feet and a $50.60 deposit is required with each bid. Timber includes lodgepole pine Douglas fir spruce and fir and is exempt on valid claims with right to reject any or all bids reserved.
Ida J. Wilcox sues James M. Wilcox in Teton County District Court seeking a divorce, child custody, and division of lands. Complaint cites extreme cruelty from 1905 to 1907 and adultery in 1906 1907. Plaintiff asks for decree and relief as detailed in the complaint. summons issued January 25 1908.
The administrator of Theodore Baart’s estate, in Teton County Montana, will sell at public auction the north halves of the southeast and southwest quarters of section 25 township 24 north range 8 west together with improvements. The sale is on February 14 1908 at 10 am at the courthouse front door in Choteau. Terms are cash. CL Jefferson administrator. J N Booth attorney. First published January 30 1903.
The next regular examination for teacher certificates will be held at the court house in Choteau Montana on Friday February 28 1908 with a possible continuation the following day. Choteau Mont January 30 1908 Nellie R Brown County Superintendent of Schools.
Paul Slezack of Dupuyer Montana advertises coal for sale at his Birch Creek mine for 1.00 per ton with cash on delivery. He offers a free teamsters cabin and horse corral, and charges 50 cents per meal if meals are provided.
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