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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Feb 29, 1912
Page
5
A bustling week in Great Falls features residents travel to the capital, visitors from Deep Creek, and several community events. Local markers include property paintwork, a petition for a Dutton railway station, and plans for a liceum lecture with L. Ward and cartoonist Ford as headliners.
Advice on preventing tuberculosis spread through ventilation cleaning and disinfection. From a dusty damp room to proper airing, sunning, and formalin soaking of bedding. The procedure includes sealing doors windows and drying items before reopening after eight hours.
W D Luther sustained a knee injury after a horse strike and required a cane. E J Hirdeberg returns from Santa Barbara noting drought and many Montanans in California. Two high school basketball games scheduled with tickets at the drug store. Mrs George Seebeck reportedly hospitalized in Chicago with heart trouble. family with Seebeck parents. Geo Tweet injured when a wagon wheel ran over him. he recovered after hospital stay and home return.
The Power and Dutton location offers free stable room on arrival at Rogers-Templeton Lumber Co. Cream and milk wagon delivery each morning and up to date service. They stock corral and bare poles 14 ft long and larger tops, pen and complete building materials plus pine and cedar fence posts.
A court order describes land in Teton County Montana totaling 485.6 acres including sections 24 and surrounding parcels in township 27N 9W with improvements and water rights. The order directs publication of the show cause notice for four weeks in the Cho teau Acanduta weekly newspaper. Judge J B Leslie signed the order on February 17, 1912 in Choteau.
Notice announces March 23 1912 sale at 2 pm at the schoolhouse district No 20 Teton County Montana of coupon bonds 1000 dollars each five hundred dollars denomination six percent interest payable annually redeemable in five and ten years issued to fund schoolhouse purchases and construction Bids due by 2 pm March 23 1912 addressed to Jas W Webber clerk with 100 dollar certified check reserves right to reject bids and sell privately funds to county treasury credit of district
By order of the board of school trustees the notice is dated February 21 1912 Dirk Hooyenga chairman James W Webber clerk first published February 22 1912 authoritative archival record of a formal school board action and publication date
In the Montana District Court Teton county an executrix petitions to mortgage the estate of Joseph F. Bean. The court sets Monday April 1 1912 at 2 PM to show cause why the real property totaling 152.44 acres in Leton county Montana should not be mortgaged for 3000 dollars or a lesser amount the petition specifies.
In the District Court of Montana Teton County the guardian petitions for sale of ward Paul Earhart Nelson estate. Next of kin must appear March 30, 1912, at 10 am to show cause why sale should not be ordered. Publication mandated in Choteau Acantha for three weeks. Judge J B Leslie. First pub. 2-15-12.
Andrew Knutson announces an auction of personal property at his ranch east of the J O Larson Place set for March 12 as he prepares to move back to North Dakota.
Glidden black wire 40 per hundred and galvanized wire 3.70 per hundred. 80 rods Glidden special galvanized wire 82.50. Power and Dutton supply this notice at Rogers Templeton Lumber Co.
A local notice states J A Williams will shortly set up in Dupuyer county offering a complete line of home made knives including butcher and stinning knives all forged from Jessup steel. Knives come with a warranty and a line of cold chisels and punches will also be available.
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