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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1918
Page
7
Department of the Interior notice announces Alfred Henry Burrows of Chateau Montana filing for three year proof to establish a homestead claim on listed lands. Before U S Commissioner A C Warner at Choteau Montana on June 21 1918 witnesses include George Sabo Jr Silas A McPhee Jesse W Keithley Charles K Smith. First pub May 16 last June 13.
The Farm Security Company sues George Froid and Margaret Froid in Teton county Montana seeking judgment on promissory notes and a decree of foreclosure on the mortgage on land described as parts of sections 25 and 26 township 24 north range 6 west. The notice requires defendants to answer within twenty days of service or face default. The action seeks sale of the described premises. May 11, 1918. PAUL JACOBSON clerk. Coffey Greene attorneys. First pub May 16.
Notice warns owners of ditches along public highways about legal penalties for water overflow and excavation without county permission. Also announces Farmers Co operative Canal Company stock assessment of $10 per share due June 22 1918 with sale for delinquent accounts on July 10 1918. Portol Puerto Rican laborers to work under government contracts within a month with 10000 placed already and housing arrangements in progress.
County officials announce a daily penalty for water flow on public highways with strict enforcement and immediate court action for violations. Filing includes land records and homestead entries in Chateau and Choteau Montana with notices of intention to file statements on July 2 1918 by U S Commissioner Warner.
Land Office at Great Falls Montana May 14 1918 Benjamin F McDonald of Chateau Montana who on June 9 1915 made homestead entry serial 036498 for lots 3 4 NW SW section 3 W144 NW section 10 township 22 north range 6 west Montana Meridian has filed notice of intention to make three land above described before A office at Chateau Montana. Howard H Higgins John H Miller Johan Viktor Linjatie Edward W Fearon all of Choteau Montana J A Barker Register First pub May 30 last June 27
A stray sale notice from Wilcox Livery Barn Conract Montana dated June 20 1918 lists a sorrel gelding branded D on the left shoulder with owner rights to possession prior to sale. A separate publication from Great Falls Montana notes George Melvin Bony of Chateau filing intent to make a five acre homestead entry Lot 1 2 Section 18 Township 23 North Range 7 West Montana Meridian with Warner U S Commissioner set July 1 1918. Officials Frank W Cady John W Godwin and John S Lane of Chateau Frank Salmond of Kalma Barker Register First publication May 28 and May 30 with last June 18 and June 27 dates.
Department of the Interior notice dated May 14 1918 names Sadie K McDonald formerly Anderson of Chateau Montana who filed original and additional homestead entries in 1913 and 1915 serials 032335 036873 for tracts in township 22 north and seeks three year proof to establish claim on Johan Viktor Linjatie and William K Anderson of Choteau Montana. first publication May 30 and last June 27.
The First National Bank of Great Falls as plaintiff asks the Cascade District Court to confirm a private sale of the Strous Realty Company assets. Receiver L. M. McDonnell will auction ranch lands in sections 26 27 28 29 32 33 34 in Cascade and Teton counties plus all cattle, horses, and machinery. Sealed bids accepted. sale may be confirmed on June 15 1918. Also notice advertising farm machinery stock and future deliveries from Morgan Go.
War Department opens Army School of Nursing to women aged 21 to 35 with high school education or equivalent. Applications directed to Surgeon General Office. Several schools planned in selected military hospitals. Deliveries of Class B Standard motor trucks 3 to 50 tons to begin August 1 through December 1 with 10,000 already ordered and in production.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe renewed German peace talks, with phrases about coincidence and a stalled drive. The readable text hints at a paused negotiation process and uncertain prospects for progress.
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