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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 1912
Page
5
Albert and Jd8 Twiggs visit relatives in Boulder. Royales quartet to perform next Wednesday at Hot gh hall. Indians dance grasa dance signals early spring. Various townsfolk mentioned including Mrs J G Bair, Arthur eel, Mrs Newloo, Miss Mary Road, Dr Murphy, Mayo hospital plans, and a newborn daughter born on her father’s birthday. Senator Myers backs Woodrow Wilson. several residents travel or recover from health issues.
The Support KE DeHaas shows an unusually large silver tip bear rug, long owned by Alex Burrell and mounted for him by Mr. Delinus. Its exceptional size fur thickness and color place it in a class by itself.
Byron Corson became seriously ill Friday due to a sudden stomach trouble and hemorrhage leaving him weak. A trained nurse arrived Sunday and attended him. His condition improved today.
Jas.73 Jones and family left Saturday after receiving a telegram reporting Mrs. Innes' mother died suddenly at her home in the city the previous evening. No arrivals of antiwiits have been noted. Mrs. Innes has the sympathy of many friends in her bereavement.
Mrs. J. R. Young and daughter Mrs. K. R. Cohoe depart Sunday for southern California with plans to be away indefinitely. Mrs. Young is reported in failing health and critical condition, while Mrs. Cohoe takes the two younger children to California so the older children may remain in school.
H L Halladay of Blackleaf reports his father Harmon L Halladay died February 14 in Unionville Missouri. He had lived with his daughter for several years. The cause cited is a fall. details are unclear due to garbled text.
Frank J Cheney and Co. of Toledo Ohio swear to pay one hundred dollars for every catarrh case not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. The remedy is taken internally and acts on blood and mucous membranes. Send for testimonials. sold by all druggists at five cents. Take Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
Corral and barn poles good and straight fourteen feet long five inches and larger tops priced. Bring your feed and get one cent ground. Richards Bros. located one half mile north of town. Power and Dutton address.
Notice is given that on March 23 1912 at 2 p m in the school house of district No 20 Teton County Montana the board will sell coupon bonds of 1000 dollars each 6 percent interest redeemable in 5 and 10 years for the purpose of purchasing school lots and building or furnishing school houses Bids due at 2 30 p m March 23 1912 to Jas W Webber clerk district No 20 Chateau Montana must be sealed and addressed marked Bids for Bonds bids not below par and must include a 100 dollar certified check The board reserves the right to reject all bids and may sell privately if in the district’s best interest Delivery of bonds upon payment into the county treasury of Teton County Montana credited to the district
Rogers Templeton Lumber Co. Power and Dutton announce complete stocks of building materials along with pine and cedar fence posts now available for customers.
A court order describes three parcels totaling 485.61 acres in Seton County Montana including improvements and water rights. The order directs publication of the show cause notice for four consecutive weeks in the Cho teau Acanthia weekly. Hearing date to be set. done at Choteau Montana on February 17 1912 by Judge J B Leslie.
By order of the board of school trustees dated February 21 1912 Dirk Hooyenga chairman James W Webber clerk the notice appears in the first publication with reference 222.12 and follows standard formal notice practice.
In the District Court of Montana Eighth Judicial District Teton County, the estate of Joseph I Bean. Jessie M Cunningham executrix petitions to mortgage estate real property for 3000 dollars. A hearing is set for April 1 1912 at 2 PM to show cause why mortgage should not be granted for the described 152.44 acres and additional quarters in sections 13 18 19 township 27 N range 8 W.
In the Montana district court, guardian Fred A. Nelson petitions for an order to sell real estate of Paul Earhart Nelson, a minor. The next of kin must appear March 30 to show cause. notice to be published weekly for three weeks in the Choteau Acantha.
Glidden black wire 4.40 per hundred and Glidden galvanized wire 3.70 per hundred advertised. An 80 rod bundle of Glidden special galvanized wire priced at 82.50 available at Rogers Templeton Lumber Co Power and Dutton.
A notice dated 2-22 from J. A. Williams announces a line of homemade knives including butcher and skinning knives made from Jessup steel with a complete warranty. Also offered are cold chisels and punches in the Dupuyer country area.
The Rebekah lodge announces a leap year dance to be held February 29 inviting members and guests to join in an evening of music and socialging.
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