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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1914
Page
7
Prof Thomas Shaw notes exceptional rains produced vast grass growth across the Dakotas and parts of Montana. Farmers urged to harvest and stack hay now to secure two years’ fodder, protect stacks from wet weather, and save additional grain straw for future use.
Department of the Interior announces a public sale of a non coal isolated tract in Montana. Louis F. Dewitt holds a claim for Sec. 29 T27N R7W with a minimum bid of 4.00 per acre. Sale at Great Falls office on July 28 1914 at 9 a.m. Adverse claims must be filed by sale time. R N Sutherland Register and Thos Corbally Receiver. First published June 7 1914.
Land Office Great Falls Montana announces public auction of Lot 3, Section 31, Township 24 North Range West, Mount Morrison meridian under the 1912 act. William J. Strain filed Serial 032617 and will bid starting at $4.50 per acre. Sale set for August 11, 1914 at 9:00 AM. adverse claimants must file before sale.
John F. Kelly of Bynum Montana filed intent to make three year proof to establish his homestead claim for 8 % N a part of section 8 township 25 N range 7 W Montana meridian before A C Warner U S Commissioner at Choteau Montana on July 17 1914 Witnesses include Kenneth B Cohoe Henry W Lubber Pete Smith and Joseph Smith from Montana
Frank J. Cheney sworn as senior partner of I J Cheney & Co. declares in Toledo Ohio that the firm will pay one hundred dollars for every case of catarrh not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. Sworn before a notary on December 6.
Teton county invites inspection of the 1914 assessment book at the county clerk’s office. The board of county commissioners will meet as a board of equalization at Chateau on Monday July 20 1914 and continue daily through August 10 1914 with extra sessions August 6 7 and 8 to act on complaints and final assessment changes. Parties missing these dates cannot seek corrections.
In the District Court of Teton County Montana the estate of Patrick Fannan deceased. A hearing is set for July 20 1914 at 10 AM in Chateau court room to prove the will and for Mrs James Slavin to apply for letters testamentary. Interested parties may appear and contest as needed. Dated July 1 1914. James Gibson Clerk. First pub July 1 Last July 15.
Wessel Spoeicher of Farmington Montana files notice of intention to make five year extension on his Homestead Entry No 05691 for the SW quarter Section 10 Township 24 North Range 3 West Montana Meridian with A C Win ner U S Commissioner Chateau Montana to record on August 18 1914 Announced with other names Mathias Emaar John Bouma and Cornelius Bouma of Farmington F Eugene Ferris of Chateau Registered R N Sutherlin First pub July 15 Last Aug 12.
Notice announces Ethel J. Reid of Bynum Montana holder of Homestead Entry No 022617 for several parcels, intends to establish claim by three year proof before A C Warner U S Commissioner at Clotecau on August 19 1914. Other local residents named as witnesses. Publication runs July 15 to August 12.
Registration books for the primary nominating election in Teton county Montana to be held Tuesday August 25 1914 close Saturday July 25 1914 at 5 pm Electors may register in person before the county clerk or before a justice of the peace or notary public Those who did not vote last general election must re register and movers must file affidavit for change of registration If not registered you cannot vote County Clerk and Ex officio Registrar June 24 61
A piece from Engineering Magazine argues workers perform better when treated as efficiency engineers in their own roles. It cites credit for good ideas, like a shipping clerk who improved a card system, by adding his initials to designs, spurring further innovation and a road-minded expert image.
The piece warns that crowds may misread every momentary illness or dissy feeling of a young woman as abduction risk. It argues such paranoia would criminalize simple civility and aid to strangers, reshaping social safety norms and masking real dangers. It cites Anatole France on replacing old delusions with worse ones.
An English clergyman may shoot birds without outraging popular sentiment. If so, why not ride after a fox. The hunting parson was a type who neglected duties in hard riding days. Now foxhunting is no longer a reproach as long as a parson works faithfully. A diligent pastor can enjoy leisure gallops and still earn respect for his spiritual teaching.
J E Ritchey advertises a $100,000 loan on Teton County farm lands. The notice notes a shortage of harvest labor nationwide with demand rising in Kansas Nebraska Missouri Oklahoma and other states offering good wages.
A fragment highlights a Niagara Falls conference promising to reform umpire duties in international baseball. It notes the peace in falling water contrasts with urgent reforms expected to emerge from the meeting.
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