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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1918
Page
3
Mr. William E. Denny of Springfield Ohio writes praising Pe runa for catarrh relief after using three bottles. He states prior years of head nose throat and stomach troubles and sleeplessness. He reports improved appetite and sleep and urges others with catarrh to try the remedy.
Chinook storms leave roads poor after Saturday snow. Ben Aylem spends holidays at C. O. Lindseth home. Miss Hazel Turtle and mother travel across the state. Lee Adkinson was a beach caller last week. Young People's club met the Carlsons with games and a lunch. Red Cross collection topped six dollars. Xmas Fools visited Farmington, an old Norwegian custom. Id. Bollerud visits from Everson for business. Media Sparks wins doll in Chateau Mercantile contest. Esther Wellis home from school near Fairfield for vacation. German service at 10:30. New Year ball attended by local youths with Kya Delaney, J. G. Brandon, A. L. Shobert as musicians. L. D. Carver dined with parents New Year's Day. North Dakota reports cold weather unlike our chinooks. Grohs visited Gilman. Oscar Andersons welcome a new baby boy.
Power Mrs. Clanton travels to Missouri to spend the winter with her sister Mrs. Clanton followed by her daughter Mrs. Carl Brandon as far as Great Falls. Mr. and Mrs. Pred Schultz celebrate a new son born December 9 1931. The death of Mrs. Lloyd Tretlin nee Helen Lietz last Sunday from pneumonia at her parent’s home in Power. Funeral services were held at the Lutheran church in Power. Rev Huddloff of Shelby led services. floral offerings were noted. Left to mourn are husband parents sisters and brothers. Rev. Kumnick to Washington with Navy Chaplain Frazier and will return around the 20th.
Miss Merrill trained the children for a Christmas cantatta in Ferris Hall Collins Friday evening. A collection for European sufferers was taken and Collins is noted as liberal. Mr Heizer superintendent of Collins school attended and joined the program prayer. An event Monday evening featured an entertainment by the Mansfield family at the Lutheran church next Sunday.
The article notes flooding from melting snows in Belleview Achinook with no bridge losses yet. Red Cross officers were elected at Kahna schoolhouse on Dec 30 and the Belleview Kalma branch of the Teton chapter formed, with plans for first meeting Jan 11 and dues paid by several residents.
Hallie Ferris and family visit Chateau after Christmas. Col Ferris called to service. Christmas gatherings at Waterman ranch. banjo music praised. A shooting in Ben Piest’s saloon over pro German sentiment leaves man Red wounded. Farm Loan association receives charter. cattle shipped to Chicago fetch good prices. Editor Lathrop and nephews tour Collins to lease Col Ferris land.
Real estate items list multiple transfers and U S patents dated December 27 28 including Dutton Townsite Co Henry Kiel Er nest Hemingway Earl G Freebury to Ernest Hemingway and others Patent deeds by U S to Herman L Kirby Harriet L Truchot Arthur Buen Thomas M Gerety Emly J Wilson William Mathew Anderson Guy A Newton and others plus a registration certificate and a co partnership transfer Pearl Million and Dutton Townsite Co to John Egan.
A series of real estate transfers and homestead notes appears, detailing numerous transactions. Names include Harriet Jamean, Margaret Miller, and Commodore Roberts with properties across Cut Bank and Walier town sites, values ranging from $1 to $4,500. Also notes film listings involving Douglas Fairbanks and George Cohen.
Department of the Interior announces Mary Boutilier formerly Mary Closter of Chateau Montana will prove up her homestead claim in section 31 township 24 north range 3 west on February 6 1918 before U S Commissioner Fred Schoensigel at Fairfield Montana Witnesses are James W Weber Leslie H Bush Carl Riggins and Richard Van Eycken all from Chateau Montana First published January 3 1918 last January 31 1918
The Rogers-Templeton Lumber Co. sues J. G. McVicar in Teton County for 492.30 for lumber and materials provided from Oct 9 1916 through Nov 1916 for a 40 by 60 frame building in Fairfield Montana. Defendant must answer within twenty days or a default judgment will be entered.
The warmest admirer of the water wagon concedes that John Bull's new fighting tank serves as a greater help to civilization.
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