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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1906
Page
4
Thursday edition published in Choteau Montana as second class matter at the post office. Official paper for Teton County announcing local news and notices.
In the Acantha's recap of Helena Daily Record ideas a proposal for an electric road from Choteau to Helena is endorsed as a feasible, beneficial long term solution. Merchants on both ends are urged to unite to push the project, arguing it would unlock markets for crops and boost trade for the region between Choteau and the capital.
The notice outlines steps for visitors to gain entry to a printing office. Advance to the inner door, rap three times, provide name, post office address, and years owed for the paper. Then address the editor with a countersign and extend a hand as a bill. if greeted, you may leave with a receipt for the discharge of an obligation.
The speaker contrasts a hypothetical Lindsey governorship with the current Joe Toole tenure. He argues that Lindsey would have led to a railroad commission and an extraordinary legislative session to address Montana’s bond decision fallout, implying a lack of decisive action under Toole.
Great Northern introduces on train auditors to relieve conductors of ticket collection. Instructions forbid them from occupying seats with lady passengers, a rule grounded in courtesy and anticipated refusal by women.
A former woman who danced with the Prince of Wales during his American tour has died. In later years she earned a living by selling matches on Atlanta streets, a fate Edward VII reportedly did not fret over.
Home talent presents The Deacon at Woodmen hall Friday night with brisk seating and fast service. Seats on sale at Drake's Pharmacy.
The Department of the Interior announces that a named settler has filed for final proof to support his claim. The proof will be made before Clarence J. Kinna, U S Commissioner, at his office in Lowry, Montana, on January 22, 1908.
Julius Jacobs contests homestead entry by William Petrie for parcel in section 25 township 24 north range west. Petrie alleged to have abandoned residence and failure to cultivate. Hearing set Feb 6 1906 before the Register and Receiver at Great Falls MT. Publication ordered due to inability to serve personally.
Notice to stockholders of Eldorado Co-operative Canal Company in Choteau Montana that a directors meeting on December 12 1995 approved a 1 50 per share assessment payable by February 1 1906 to W W Gamble secretary and treasurer Delinquent stocks will be sold at public auction March 10 1906 to cover the assessment and costs
The Hlowerree Sheep Ann Horse Co. offers a reward of £1000 for information leading to recovery of about 600 head of sheep stolen near the Muddy in June 1905 and for evidence that will convict the guilty parties. A $500 reward is offered for either recovery or conviction. Acting Manager C J Kinna signs.
Desert Land Final Proof Notice for Publication filed by THURESST S SHIELDS of Choteau Montana to prove possession of desert land claim No OS before U S Commissioner A L C Warner at Choteau on the 7th day February 1906. Witnesses Samuel Batemino Francois Trachot Francis Pambran and Elias Rehdani all of Montana and New Mexico towns. Burlingame Register. First pub 1 11 10.
James A Hughes of Conrad Montana filed notice to prove desert land claim No 70X for irrigation and reclamation. U S Commissioner will hear witnesses James Wilson John Beasley Franklin Jimison William Zimmerman all of Conrad Montana on March 3 1900 at Conrad Montana office. First pub January 18 1900.
Notice in the Great Falls land office states Ernest E. Bondurant will submit final proof for his homestead entry No 11458 at Conrad Montana March 2, 1906. Witnesses James Muicare John Crichton Evan D. Jones and William Bevan, all of Conrad, will testify to continuous residence and cultivation. First published January 18, 1900.
The entry lists Christopher O Lindseth Olaf O Lindseth and Carl Ianson of Farmington Magn tne and Lars O Satre of Choteau Mocann as claimants for homestead entry No 11 63 the neisee 2 1 25 in dw with continuous residence and cultivation. J M Burlingame Register. first pub Jan 1 1900.
A 160 acre Rext A hay ranch with ample irrigation water and a flowing well is offered at a bargain for immediate purchase. For details, contact Paul Jacobson in Choteau Montana.
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