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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Feb 28, 1907
Page
4
The Choteau Creamery offers 200 shares at 15 each with 1333 shares in reserve. It promises annual distributions of 15 000 to 20 000 dollars to local farmers and aims to boost the community’s wealth by expanding the circulating medium. Party concerns urged to subscribe now for mutual benefit.
A Kansas farmer sent a quirky order to a Chanute merchant listing items like flour tea and corn starch amid personal notes about a newborn son. The fragment includes a broader remark on advertising and newspaper readers with a defense of press discretion.
Swiftcurrent News reports the Swiftcurrent Oil Land and Power company is financially ready to resume drilling, with all new machinery on site and operations likely to begin by May if weather allows. Chicago investor Johnson predicts strong oil prospects and a drill in the country next spring.
Feb 25 dispatch notes snow gone and grass up stock recovering. Belleview Saypo residents joke about valentines. Trappers Freeman and Lane discuss an unknown animal. Pisher traps a large gray wolf. Charley and Miss Belle Peebles appear in local color. Community events include whist party and dances. the White House message by Theodore Roosevelt discusses titles and land laws.
The report notes a good flow of gas last fall and mentions Mr. Cassidy of this place who has used the gas to heat his house throughout the winter.
Bynum Mr. O CG Miller has arrived from Pipestone Springs where he has been taking treatment for rheumatism. Mr. Dee Findley has gone to Washington. He says Montana is too much for him. Findley and Porter moved their sheep back from Farmington last week where they have been wintering.
Shelby notes a light Tuesday snowfall while blizzards subside. Father Phelan led services Sunday. Eastern banks may open in Shelby on a likely profitable early venture. Shelby’s rail links to Great Falls and Canada promise strong patronage. Eight month old Mamie Edmondston died of pneumonia. funeral led by Rev Geo Edwards. burial in Shelby cemetery amid community sympathy.
Sealed bids due by April 1907 for all merchantable dead timber standing and down and live timber marked for cutting on about 174 acres along South Fork of the Te ton river in Lewis and Clark Forest Reserve Montana. Estimated 200 000 feet B M of lodgepole pine Douglas spruce and Engelmann spruce. Minimum bid 1 25 per thousand feet B M with 50 deposit per bid. Right to reject any bids reserved. For details contact Forest Supervisor Kalispell Page S. Bunker and Acting Forester WM. T. Cox.
Demie Cox of Shelby Montana files intent to prove up desert land claim No 1205 for the e2 ned. ned ses sec 27 nw4 sw4 sec 26 tp 32 nr 2 w before James M Wilcox U S Commissioner at Shelby Mont on Saturday March 15 1907 witnesses named John Tl Cox Leland B Taylor Charles Martin Oren Iughens all of Shelby Mont J M Bureauinaame Register First publ 27 1197
In Montana district court orders establish four terms in 1907 for the Eleventh Judicial District covering Flathead and Teton counties. Teton dates: January 14, April 8, August 5, November 4. Flathead dates: February 18, May 13, September ?, December 2. Dated December 5, 1908, Judge J E Erickson.
The next regular examinations of applicants for teachers certificates will be held at the courthouse in Choteau Montana on Friday February 22 1907 continuing the following day if necessary. Choteau Montana January 31 1907 Neue R Brown County Superintendent of Schools First pub 131 1907
Advertisement offers a loan with good security terms. Inquiries directed to John Miller, agent, Cut Bank Montana.
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