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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1918
Page
7
Mrs. M. Wright of 617 Sixth Ave N Great Falls Mont reports years of kidney trouble backaches weakness and dizziness cured by Doan's Kidney Pills after other medicines failed. Price 60c at dealers. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY endorses the remedy.
In Montana probate a guardian will sell the dower in Lottie Cote’s realty including lots 4 5 6 7 8 in section 24 and lot 1 in section 19 with water rights and appurtenances after court confirmation on February 1 1918 at noon at the Teton county courthouse. Also assessment No 16 of $15 per share due February 12 1918 with delinquent shares to be sold February 27 1918 to cover the due balance and costs.
Alfred P. Ranney plaintiff seeks sale of parcel in Teton County Montana under a December 19 1917 foreclosure decree against Charles F. Reilly Rosa B. Reilly and other defendants. Judgment amount 948 dollars 90 cents plus interest costs and fees. Parcel description and boundaries to be sold under district court order.
Public notice states that on February 9 1918 at 2 PM in front of the Teton County courthouse a foreclosure sale will auction the described 160 acre land parcel in township 28 north range 1 west Montana Meridian with associated water rights and improvements. Sheriff William Miller and attorney team Cooper Stephenson Hoover represent the plaintiff.
Department of the Interior notices Mary Boutilier formerly Mary Closter of Chateau Montana filed intention to make three year proof to establish claim on land described in section 31 township 24 north range 3 west Montana meridian before U.S. Commissioner Fred Schoensigel at Fairfield Montana on February 6 1918 Witnesses are James W Wieber Leslie H Bush Carl Riggins Richard Van Eycken all of Chateau Montana. J A Barker Register First pub Jan 3 last Jan 31
William E Tatman of Collins Montana filed notice of intention to make three year proof to establish his land claim described as NW section 17 township 25 north range 3 west Montana Meridan before John C Ferris U S Commissioner at Collins Montana on February 1. Attending official witnesses include I N Caskey Farmington Montana Arthur Edwards Collins Montana Herman Husinga Farmington Montana F I Mooney Farmington Montana J A Barker Register First pub Dec 27 last Jan 24.
Leon F Haley of Chateau Montana filed notice of intention to make three year proof to establish his homestead claim. The filing dates anchor February 20 1918 before the U S Land Office at Great Falls with witnesses Joe Wenhouse Harry Ferris and Chris Evenson listed.
Earl C Ross of Syracuse Kansas endorses Chamberlains Cough Remedy after a general discussion with a company representative. He says it is the only cough remedy on the market and has used it at home for years for his six children.
Montana alias summons in Teton County for 492.30 plus interest and costs on lumber and materials furnished to J G McVicar for a 40 by 60 foot frame building at Fairfield. Court orders answer within twenty days. case dates noted from January 1918 with attorney I W Church of Great Falls.
The administrator of Patrick Butler deceased calls all creditors and claimants to present their claims with vouchers within four months of the first publication. Claims should be shown to Coffey & Greene at the Larson building in Chateau Montana, the estate’s business location. Date January 10, 1918. Fred J. Butler Administrator. Coffey & Greene Attorneys for Administrator. First pub January 10, last January 31.
Estate of Richard Loynes deceased invites creditors and claimants to present their claims with vouchers within four months of first publication. Claims must be filed with administrator E. J. Liptak at W. J. Shannon, Chateau Montana, dated January 17, 1918. Attorney for Administrator W. J. Shannon.
A Pittsburg man fatally shot his objectionable son-in-law and, to avoid claims of unfairness, turned the gun on himself. The act appears premeditated and the wording frames it as a deliberate sequence. Local authorities investigated the incident.
The author notes that wartime hardship teaches thrift and suggests sending jazz bands to Germany to mock them with cultural displays. The tone reflects brisk, ironic commentary on morale and cultural exchange during conflict.
A local ad promotes Adler-i-ka as quick relief for constipation and upset stomach. The Red Cross announces an auction sale at Motor Mart garage on a February Saturday at 10:00 am to benefit Red Cross. volunteers urged to donate useful items.
Analysts suggest corn may dominate as the main grain next year, stepping in for wheat. The shift could affect crop plans and markets as growers consider price signals and weather expectations.
An old World War I item recalls Lord Kitchener and the public rhetoric that the war would last three years. The fragment notes public figures and attitudes shaping wartime expectations.
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