Bolsheviks Seen Shifting Toward Lenin and Trotsky
The text notes that Bolsheviks are viewed in multiple areas as having followed their own path long enough. It suggests Kerensky’s fall will soon pave the way for Lenin and Trotsky to rise and lead.
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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1918
Page
7
The text notes that Bolsheviks are viewed in multiple areas as having followed their own path long enough. It suggests Kerensky’s fall will soon pave the way for Lenin and Trotsky to rise and lead.
Mrs. John Underwood of 607 Fourth Ave SW Great Falls Montana testifies to kidney trouble relief after using Doan's Kidney Pills. She recalls back ache headaches and dizziness from years ago in England and notes returns from poor water. pills cured the attack and later kept symptoms at bay at 60 cents a box from FosterMilburn Co Buffalo NY.
Public notice from Lottie Cotes guardian of Lottie Cote insane person sets sale of dower in Alphonse Cotes property at public auction February 1 1918 at 12 noon at the Teton County courthouse Choteau Montana with 10 percent down and balance on court confirmation. Includes water rights and 500 inch Birch Creek appropriation along with related ditches and improvements. Sheriff sale follows foreclosure proceedings January 1918.
Alfred P. Ranney sues to foreclose and sell following a 1917 judgment for 948 dollars and 90 cents in gold coin plus interest and fees against Charles F. Reilly Rosa B. Reilly Power Morgan Company J E Helms Cora B Helms Montana Western Lands Company J H Meyer and Effie J Meyer in the Eighth Judicial District of Teton County Montana under an order of sale and decree of foreclosure in the district court.
Department of the Interior notice from Great Falls Montana dated January 18 1918 states Henry Seggerman of Chateau Montana holder of a 1913 homestead entry serial 032706 for lots 1 2 S 1/2 NE section 1 township 22 N range 5 W Montana Meridian files three year proof to establish claim before U S Commissioner A C Warner at Chateau Montana on the Sunday in March 1918 witnesses Henry C Denison Christian Junker John L Michaels Harry E Adams all of Choteau Montana first publication January 31 last February 28
Richard Van Kuiken of Chateau Montana has filed notice to prove up a three year land claim in the W% SW, SE% SE% sections 3 4 NE% NE% section 9 township 23 N range 1 W Montana Meridian. Proof set for March 7 1918 before U S Commissioner A C Warner at Choteau Montana with witnesses Byron Carson Hugh D Cameron Joseph Ettema and Frank Stocking all of Choteau Montana. First pub Jan 31 last Feb 28.
A reader or commentator questions whether the term Sossacks is a misnomer for the Cossacks suggesting the name may reflect mispronunciation or cultural confusion.
The administrator Patrick Butler issues notice to creditors and all with claims against the estate to present them with vouchers within four months after first publication. Claims should be shown to Coffey & Greene at the Larson Building in Chateau Montana. Date January 10, 1918. Fred J. Butler Administrator. First publication January 10, last January 31.
Estate of Richard Loynes deceased issues notice to creditors and claimants to present vouchers within four months after first publication to the administrator E J Liptak at W J Shannon office Chateau Montana dated January 17 1918 attorney W J Shannon for administrator
Department of the Interior notice dated January 18 1918 records Peter Pedersen Sandmo of Chateau Montana who filed a homestead entry on May 1 1915 for the northeast quarter section 7 township 23 north range 4 Chateau Montana with serial number 035980 and lists witnesses Charles Frost Hiram J Loomis William F Odenwald and Charles M Blackman all of Chateau Montana The entry was first published January 31 with last publication February 28.
Land Office at Great Falls Montana records Herman Huisenga of Farmington Montana as filing an additional homestead entry on May 6 1915 for northwest quarter section 8 township 25 north range 3 west Montana Meridian with entry serial 036645 and acknowledges the filing before A C office Chateau Montana on March 6 1918. Names IL Nevin Caskey Edward R McLean Nicholas Bitz J A Barker Register.
Department of the Interior notices Ottar Hausten of Bole Montana plans to establish a claim to land described as sections in township 23 north range 4 west Montana Meridian. He will present proof before U S Commissioner A C Warner at Chateau Montana on February 7 with witnesses John Roos Charles Berglund O M Nordhagen and Andrew Olzon. First publication January 31 last February 28.
The passage compares bodily bowels to sewers and warns of constipation. It recommends Chamberlain's Tablets as a mild purgative that eases stool passage and improves digestion.
The brief note hints that in May W. J. Bryan might propose reorganizing the Prohibition Party and mounting another campaign. It references key political figures and the party’s strategy without detailing dates or outcomes.
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