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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1908
Page
5
San Francisco visitor Migs Wessall visits her mother while Jo DeHart and son spend the Fourth in Chateau. Local residents attend celebrations, religious talks, baptisms, and dental consultations. The Art Studio opens Sundays. Ed Fisher promotes watch repair and local transportation back to Great Falls. Deer creek fishing noted. wool clip passes through town on its way to Great Falls.
Notice declares 154 acres in Lewis and Clark National Forest Montana to be opened for settlement under the homestead laws with a August 11 1908 filing date at Kalispell. Albert Neal of Bubb Montana is listed with a preference right for qualified settlers who prior to January 1 1906 claimed lands for agricultural use and did not abandon. The description cites Belly river area sections 20 and 27 in 16 west M P M with precise bearings and distances and lists Fred Dennett as Commissioner and Frank Pierce approval. First publication June 23 1908.
Bids will be accepted until 4 p m on July 24, 1908 by trustees of school district No 10. Bid must include a 5 percent certified check payable to the president of the board. If a bid is accepted the contractor must enter into a contract and furnish a bond equal to half the contract sum. The board may reject any bids. Plans and specs are available at the Conrad Observer and the Great Falls Tribune offices. Fr H PINGS, Chairman. H E Brockman, Clerk.
A reward is offered for the recovery of a saddle horse that was arrayed or stolen from the loft at Shaw school pasture. The horse is chestnut in color, branded F LS LA LEH, and weighs about 950 pounds.
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