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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1917
Page
3
Local Montana paper notes Max B. Bishop as proprietor of the Choteau Acantha. Details are sparse in the OCR fragment but identify Bishop and the newspaper title within the state.
Real estate transfers filed with the County Clerk include patents to U S to Elmer E Small and Joseph H McDonough detailing sections and townships, various warranty and quit claim deeds among individuals and companies, and register’s certificates covering multiple lots and quarters across several townships in June 4 to June 9. Notable names include Elmer E Small Joseph H McDonough Harry J Nelson Arthur D Johnson Finis E Baker and Oscar B Baker.
An advertisement extols Peruna as a long used remedy for catarrh, claiming it cleans waste matter, reduces inflammation, and tones the system. It emphasizes catarrh as a precursor to colds, asthma, hay fever, and systemic illness, urging readers to rely on Peruna for relief and noting tablet form convenience.
Department of the Interior U S Land Office Great Falls Montana June 7 1917 notice given that Mary L Wanish of Kalma Montana widow of Joseph J Wanish who on June 11 1914 made homestead entry serial No 024 636 for southeast quarter section 2 township 23 north range 7 west Montana Meridian has filed notice of in-
Three year proof to establish claim to the land above described before A O Warner US Commissioner at his office in Chateau Montana on July 17 1917. Claimant witnesses Lyman O Rogers Orlo Urich Ellie V Urich Abraham L Stanfield all of Kalma Montana R N Sutherlin Register First pub June 13 last July 11.
William Miller sheriff of Teton County Montana announces a public auction of John H Erickson’s real estate described as Lots 1 and 2 and the south half of NE quarter section 6 township 34 N range 5 W containing 160.15 acres more or less to satisfy a May 19 1917 judgment in favor of C P Castle for 1067.90 plus costs and interest. The sale will be June 16 1917 at 2 pm in front of the county courthouse Chateau Montana.
Hubert Banhardt of Gilman Montana files intention to prove up three year claim on original and additional homestead entries in Montana Meridian. He will appear before A C Warner US Commissioner in Choteau Montana on July 5 1917 with witnesses Martin Lill John Bruce Percy Hodgskiss and Henry Waldo. First publication May 30 1917 last June 27 1917.
Francis J. Mooney of Farmington Montana seeks to prove up his 1916 homestead claim for lot 4 SE% SW% sec 19 and lot 1 sec 30 township 25N range 3W Montana Meridian. He will appear before A C Warner in Teton Montana on July 6 1917 with witnesses William Chalmers Christopher O Lindseth Porter Byers and John C Ferris all of Farmington Montana.
Samuel E. Brokaw of Chateau Montana filed notice of intention to make five year proof to establish claim to his land described as southeast quarter section 29 township 24 north range 3 west Montana Meridian. He lists witnesses Benjamin Gordon Charles Ferris Walter Haskell and Charles Hauxwell of Chateau. R N Sutherlin Register scheduling July 5 1917 before A C Warner U S Commissioner. Russia's new born democracy faces army attendance difficulties in fighting.
Land Office at Great Falls Montana records John Smith of Chateau Montana who filed a homestead entry on December 16 1915 for several sections and township. He intends to make commutation proof at his Chateau office on July 6 1917 with witnesses William Wiseman Walter H Haskell and Cornelius Bouma. First publication May 30 and Last June 27.
Henry C. Denison of Chateau Montana plans a three year proof to establish for A C Warner U S Commissioner on June 25 1917. The entry dates back to August 20 1913 for lot 7 east half southwest quarter northwest quarter southeast quarter section 6 township 22 north range 4 west Montana. First publication May 22 last June 20. Community notes include remarks on college students and war graduation.
Report notes from a New York speech indicate President Taft favors restricting Kaiser Bill to a single term. The remark frames Taft’s stance in the political discussion of leadership duration.
The article claims spies spread an enormous amount of German money freely within the nation and wasted large sums, reporting widespread circulation and dissipation of funds.
A lighthearted note on Wall Street contemplating patriotic red and blue ink for market quotations printed on the ticker tape. The idea reflects a playful, non-serious tone about financial reporting.
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