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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1911
Page
8
Fairfield reports several residents visiting relatives and buying farm gear. Visitors include C Justice from Power and Halvor Kielv from Great Palk. A ball game is set for Sunday July 30 between Sun River and Fairfield.
A dance held in Sam Ness barn last Saturday brought a good time to attendees. Miss Haze from Spring Valley joined on Tuesday while en route to Great Falls.
J. and Cashman return home from Homer Sheep ranch where he has been shearing. Mrs. E D Stonehouse visited by her sister from Helena. Miss Salthammer, sister of Mrs. Erickson, returns from Conrad after nursing in hospital. Sandy Jones visits Choteau on Saturday. Mrs. Pete Edgar seeks medical treatment in Choteau. Greta Ferris of Choteau visits Miss Cora Monkman.
Notice is given that Eva Kropf FT of Choteau Montana who on Oct 17 1907 made desert land entry 2528 serial 01777 for s2se4 s2 sw4 section 12 township 31n range 5w Montana Mer idiaun has filed intention to make final proof to establish claim before A C Warner US Commissioner at Choteau Mont on August 1911 Witnesses named George D Porter Charles G Sheble Tobias Valifson and Alfred Vigen Byntin Montana L B Barnes Register First pub 7-15-11
Notice to Contractors invites sealed bids by 6 pm July 27 1911 for building a one room schoolhouse in district 20 at 20x30 feet with vestibule 10 feet square brick chimney stone foundation and multiple finish specs. Bids endorsed Bids for Building School House with right to reject any bid. D Hooyenga chairman and James W Webber clerk announce first publication 7-13-31.
Notice in the District Court of Montana Teton County for the estate of Lucinda E. Graham deceased. The date July 31 1911 at 7 p.m. is set for proving the will and Henry J. Hughes seeks letters testamentary. Readers may contest the matter.
Notice of the Teton county Board of Equalization for 1911. The assessment book is open at the county clerk's office for inspection. The board will meet in Choteau on Monday July 17 to review and equalize property assessments and will sit daily through August 7 and on August 3 5 for complaints and final actions.
William Dawes executor of Janet E. Dawes estate sues James Wilcox Ida Wilcox and Nick Baatz in Eighth Judicial District for foreclosure. Property described includes west half of southwest quarter and other sections in section 22 township 32 north range 2 west Montana Meridian. Sale set August 5 1911 at noon at court house front door Chateau Montana for cash in gold coin. Dated July 13 1911 Sheriff K McKenzie.
Sealed proposals for coal to be endorsed proposals for coal will be received by the undersigned until 10 o clock a m Saturday August 5 1911 for delivery at Chateau of 1000 tons mine run coal for courthouse and 30 tons clean jump coal for county jail right to reject any or all reserved by order of the board of county commissioners of Teton county Montana E C Garrett
Notice of public sale for an isolated land tract in Great Falls Montana under the 1906 act. Serial 014771, description includes section 33 township 300 range 7. Bidders must file adverse claims on or before August 23, 1911 at 10 a.m. First published July 20, 1911.
The board of trustees of school district 20 invites bids for materials to construct a one room school with vestibule. Specifications may be viewed at the Chateau Acantha office in Choteau Montana or at D Hooyenga's residence. The board may reject any or all bids. June 27 1911. James W Webber clerk.
Notice to Contractors invites sealed bids for the construction of three one story twenty by thirty foot school buildings with outbuildings and fences in Teton County Montana. Bids due by 8 pm August 1 1911 with 5 percent certified check to J E Webb clerk. Lands totaling 1900 per set of buildings required of successful bidders.
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