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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Feb 16, 1905
Page
5
Local brief items report travel of Phil Rimell and Julius Hirshberg, shipping and sales notices from Carson's and Choteau Mercantile Co, church and lodge events, births, marriages, legal petitions, and upcoming dances. Mentions Cone Conrad planned newspaper, court hearing dates, and community visitors from Bynum, Shelby, Helena, and Great Falls. Includes obituaries and homestead contest actions and school openings.
Collinrs George Adlam returns to Chateau from Durham Ontario after learning his father is seriously ill and has died January 25. Wm H Francielie of Burton bench sues KB Rogers in district court for 3200 damages over irrigating ditches that damaged his ranch land. Attorney J G B it is representing Francielie.
Hugh Robinson came back from Georgia after weeks of selling western horses. He notes severe southern winter and cotton prices depress business. He bought two jacks to ship to Chateau around April first. Lon White of Dupuyer, jailed for arson on Birch Creek hay stacks, was released after posting $1000 bond with sureties Chas D Phemister and Mrs Martha Kuka.
Sheriff McKenzie arrested Peter Jordon on a Shelby warrant sworn by J M Wilcox. A preliminary examination by Justice Dawes found insufficient evidence to bind over for trial and discharged Jordon. Jerome Kolassi offers boot and shoe repair and cleaning services next to the Acantha.
R. E. Werkman of the Great Northern reports that nearly all Arnott & Easton holdings on Burton beach have been sold to Hollanders from Minnesota and Michigan. He expects another party in a couple of weeks to view more lands offered by owners nearby.
The next regular examination of applicants for teachers certificates will be held at the court house in Choteau Montana on Friday and Saturday February 24 and 25 1905. Choteau Mont February 2 1905 Bezsecca Acton County Superintendent of Schools.
The undersigned invites bids to lease land in section 4 township 25 north range 4 west and 29 shares in the Eldorado Co operative Canal ditch for up to three years. The land is fenced on three sides. J E Webb dates the notice February 8 1905 in Choteau Montana. Also a rental offer for 31 shares of Eldorado Co operative Canal Co water, Agent Cote.Choteau Mont.
The week ending February 11 lists uncalled letters at Chateau post office including Awelive Lever Closs Mr John H Kitto Mr Harry Nokohara Mr K Novak Charles Pambrun Miss Emma Pawbrun Mr John Rossette Mrs Jane. Call advertised and pay one cent. C H Drake P M For Rent Good pasture for horses cattle open water Also 80 tons hay for gale For Johnson Farmington Mont
Notice announces the dissolution by mutual consent with James Gibson retiring. Creditors are asked to settle with either Gibson or Graves. Dated February 4, 1907.
Notice states the firm Hurley & Fisher at Con rad Montana in Teton county has dissolved by mutual consent W H Fisher retiring Thos Hurley assumes control and will settle debts and collect accounts Dated January 11 2903 Taos Huruzy W L Fisner
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