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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 1912
Page
8
The World at Large reports part two of a winter course in morals and marriage. Bible class notes close with a conclusion. The piece links engagement guidance to religious and social expectations for young men.
Montana will distribute national forest receipts to counties based on forest reserve acreage. Teton County receives 1702.48 dollars. Funds go to road and school programs in each county.
Notice advertises good brood sows for sale listing sellers Rapeh Malione and Truchot with date 11 23.1f.
William Rea Jr. of Billings urges Montana wool growers to withhold wool until bidding reaches at least 20 cents per pound. He notes a western shortage as eastern buyers cannot obtain foreign supplies and that southern wool contracts run 16 to 18 cents, with Montana wool typically valued 2 to 3 cents higher.
Montana stockmen are urged to re-record their brands as 15 000 to 20 000 brands will be released to later centers after the time limit. A 25 cent fee applies. The note warns that many brands have already left the business and retirement increases the pool available for issuance.
Sealed proposals for a Collins-Muddy bridge across Muddy Creek near Collins station are due by 10 am on March 6 1912. Plans must meet American Bridge Company standards and include a 90 foot steel and wood span with cribbed piers and 16 foot roadway. Bid bond 10 percent, performance bond required, bids may be rejected.
In Teton County District Court Western Loan and Savings Company sues May Spencer Milo Spencer John J Corbally and Conrad Mercantile to recover on a note 1400 with interest and foreclose a mortgage on lot 17 block 2 first addition Conrad Montana filed February 7 1912. Defendants must answer within twenty days or risk default judgment. First publication February 1912.
The General Immigration Agent of the Great Northern Railway Mr E C Leedy spoke on the Montana Exhibition car visit in Decatur Cerrogordo and Sullivan Illinois. He said farmers renters and railroad workers showed strong interest in Montana homesteads with 800 visitors at Cerrogordo and many planning to move this spring.
Notice is given by Ingalf A. Stub administrator of the estate of Ole Ness deceased to creditors and all persons with claims against the deceased to exhibit them with vouchers within four months after the first publication at Whateau Montana. Dated February 10 1919. George A. Judson attorney for administrator Dunn Building Great Falls Montana. First publication February 22 1912.
Notice is hereby given that Bert Hart of Collins Montana has filed intention to make final commutation proof to establish his homestead claim for S2 NW4 N2 SW4 section 12 township 6N range 3W Montana Meridian before John Co Ferris U S Commissioner at Collins Montana on March 25 1912 Witnesses are Silas Smith William Watt Willam Thurston Harvey Wilkins all of Collins Montana E L Barnes Register First pub February 22 1912
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