The Chateau Acanths Proprietor C G Bishop
A brief catalog line listing C G Bishop as proprietor of the Chateau Acanths in Montana with linotype set notes.
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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Feb 25, 1914
Page
3
A brief catalog line listing C G Bishop as proprietor of the Chateau Acanths in Montana with linotype set notes.
Real estate transfers list warranty deeds and amounts from various sellers to buyers in Brady Cut Bank Conrad Limington and surrounding areas. Notable entries include Felicie Lahr to Alphonse Bennett for 2000 and Richard Scott to Silas A. McPhee for 1400, with multiple U S transfers to local landholders in sections and townships across Montana. The article also describes a Park hotel project along a 57 mile reclamation highway via Glacier Park to Lake McDermott with Blackfeet and Flathead workers and substantial seasonal employment and earnings.
160 acre property four miles east of Choteau with 80 acres broke and fair improvements. Cheap asking price. Contact Mrs. M. Ja. Smit, Choteau. 205-pd.
The New York Herald and the Forest Service explore using Western firs, poplar, and other national forest woods for pulp. Wausau Wisconsin laboratory tests pulp from underused woods, with experimental runs sent to New York for printing trials.
A stray colt arrived at E. S. Whitacre in Dutton about three months ago. Owner must prove ownership and cover the colt's keep costs to claim the animal. Contact E. S. Whitacre at Dutton with proof and payment details.
320 acre all irrigated farm with good improvements, located between Cloteau and Bynum. Inquiries should be directed to Acantha.
A Boston Advertiser fragment describes a pretty scene with a beautiful widow, her young daughter, and a handsome man named Herkimer Wilkinson. The child asks if he is married, and he replies he is a bachelor as the mother looks on.
A visitor greets Sam the village fool and learns he still pumps the church organ. Sam boasts he’s becoming a fine pumper after an organist from Minneapolis visited and failed to play a piece.
Mass will be celebrated on the third Sunday of each month at 10 a.m. in Collins with evening devotions at 7 30 p m in Choteau. On the fourth Sunday Masses will be in Choteau at 8 and 10 30 a m with 7 30 p m devotions and preaching at all services. J Connolly Pastor.
320 acre well improved farm under ditch in Teton county near Farmington Montana. About 220 acres under high cultivation. Rent possible on shares. For details write Aug Doering 213 pd. Wilcox Neb.
Notice that teachers' examination will be held at Conrad and Chateau on February 26 and 27, 1914. Nellie R. Brown, county Superintendent.
An advertisement warns against mercury based tonics and promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure from F. J. Cheney & Co. Toledo Ohio as a safe internal remedy for catarrh. It claims the product acts on blood and mucous surfaces and urges readers to ensure genuineness when purchasing. Also promotes Wall's Family Pills for constipation with druggist sales.
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