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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1909
Page
8
A special meeting of the shareholders of Collins Mercantile at their Collins Montana store is set for Saturday July 31 1900 at one oclock for authorizing sale of stock merchandise and other property except books and for other business. June 25 1906 secretary I J Loness president.
A fragmented Harpers Weekly piece recounts a domestic scene with a child asking for care and a motherly figure, featuring dialogue about a baby brother and moral concerns. The vignette touches on family dynamics and everyday struggles, framed in a period voice.
A Louisville Courier Journal quotation counsels choosing a bright partner for success and a happy life, warning laws limit a student to one marriage while noting digestive health tips and practical cautions.
An official notice from the Department of the Interior informs unsettled landholders in Dupuyer Montana that hearings or actions are scheduled. It references Montanas Meridpin and details possible claim filings and site designations for future land tenure or patent actions.
Krafft Kinney of Memphis Missouri arrived in town Tuesday evening en route to the Yukon exposition with his family. They toured Great Falls then returned to continue to Seattle. Mr Kinney plans to rejoin the family in Great Falls and proceed west. Warner plans to leave soon for Seattle and may be away four weeks with no definite return date. Next week the Knights of Pythias events will draw a crowd and Warner intends to attend. A large birthday party for Ruth Hopkinson drew about a hundred children with generous refreshments and festive games hosted by Mr and Mrs Hopkinson.
Al Vance long associated with Chateau and Bell Telephone Co in Cheyenne is named superintendent of construction for the Bell system in the Rocky Mountain states. He recently paid a routine inspection visit to the lines and spoke by telephone about possible assignment in Cho ean.
J. G. Bair, United States customs official, returned from Butte after being summoned to investigate an opium possession case. The suspect, William Oppenheimer, alias Smith, allegedly entered the opium at San Francisco port on November 1908. Duty was reportedly paid on arrival.
A wood distilling company in Oregon presented Doulas distillation products to Borext Service. The list includes turpentine rosin oil and other compounds plus sprays disinfectants and stains. These materials come from pine and fir waste wood abundant in the Rocky Mountains and Pacific Northwest.
Church notes announce Sunday services at 10 a m with Sunday school at 110 a m. Classes led by capable teachers and preaching. Public invited. Youth group meeting Saturday afternoon. Pastor Weimer, superintendent Guthrie, Edith Lather leads Epworth League.
The Commissioners of Deton Cramus Man announce sale by sealed proposals for refunding bonds dated and bearing interest at stated rates. Proposals must be received by a specified date. bonds issued for the purpose of meeting the county debt with the county acting as guarantor. Partial readable details indicate publication in a county treasurer or clerk office with terms and conditions to be announced.
The readable fragments mention a person named Terese Nt anes and a local setting with places and events. It reads like garbled OCR with scattered names and terms including a reference to Mon ts prale and an organization. Context is unclear and no coherent event or outcome emerges.
Notice that the County Board of Equalization will meet at the county courthouse to review assessments. Sessions begin Monday July 12 and continue daily until concluded but no later than Monday August TAA. The assessment book will be in the office after July 12 for public inspection.
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