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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1911
Page
3
In the Eighth Judicial District of Montana Teton County Alva Triplett sues Susan A. Triplett for absolute divorce on grounds of wilful desertion for over a year prior to filing. The defendant must answer within twenty days or risk default judgment. Witness dated June 3 1911. First publication June 5 1911. James Gibson Clerk.
Harvey E. Wilkinson of Collins Montana filed notice of intention to make final commutation proof to establish his homestead claim in section 1 township 25 north range 3 west Montana Meridian. The hearing occurs before the register and receiver at the U S land office in Great Falls on June 11 1911. Local officials Samuel J. Miller Crank FE Garrett Carl M. Noreen Job M. Fields act as witnesses. First published May 25 1911.
Notice is given that Carl Malcolm Noreen of Collins Montana, who filed Homestead Entry on November 15 1909 for section 12 township 2541 range 3 W Montana meridian seeks final proof to establish his claim. The hearing is before Register and Receiver U S Land Office Great Falls Montana on June 26 1911. Attending are Frank C Garrett Samuel J Miller Jarvey Wilkinson Job M Mields. First pub May 25 1911.
Notice records say Elizabeth J Doyle of Chateau Montana filed intent to make final proof for land in section 34 township 2 north range 5 west Great Falls district before U.S. Commissioner A C Warner at Choteau Montana on June 26 1911. Also Verter O Rustad of Collins Montana filed intent to make final proof before A C Warner at Chateau Montana on July 1 1911 with witnesses Leao J Atkinson Obert Peterson and others. Registered by BE L Barnes notice first pub June 25 1911 and June 11 1911 respectively.
Fairfield Ole Kolstaar, William Odenwald, Gust Holberg, and Ales Hanson made short business trips between Fairfield Great Falls Chateau Lowry Power Sun Rover and Bynum. Mrs. Chas Frey and daughter visited Bynum. Mrs. Henry F Young and Miss Agnes Thornd visited relatives. Ida Hendrickson from Power visited the beach.
Bynum news notes business visitors J and Cashman and wife in town. Fincher relocated his family to the ranch after wintering in Choteau for school. Monkman brothers Gordon and Orvil traveled to Collins for business. Sunday school resumes at Bynum on June 18 at 2 30 PM. Miss Bowers of Chateau teaches a local music class. Shearing is underway in the area. Ed Stonehouse and C G Monkman installed pianos in their homes. Mr and Mrs K K Stonehouse visited RE Stonehouse’s home. Mrs Ed Bailey and Mrs William Stonehouse visited Bynum on Tuesday. Wool buyer appears in the vicinity this week. Roy Heckman drove his sister and uncle to Cascade.
Supreme Court upholds federal grazing rules with Congress setting penalties while the secretary enforces occupancy limits and forest preservation. Secretary notes stockmen increasingly accept restrictions, believing current use yields better feed for their herds than open-access pastures of the past.
Notice is hereby given Eugene E Doyle of Chateau Montana has filed intent to make final proof to establish a land claim for a homestead entry in section twenty two township twenty three north range one west Montana meridian before A C Warner US Commissioner at Chateau Montana on June 26 witnesses Hugh Robinson Louis W Leir Christopher Salmond Oscar Cdenwald all of Chateau Montana EL Barnes Register First pub January 25
Notice of sheriff sale in Teton County Montana for Nick Baatz plaintiff against Austin McAfee Wills McAfee Henry McAfee Natle McAfee defendants. sale Saturday June 24 at 2 pm at front door Chateau court house Lot six Block two original Conrad townsite with improvements. May 31 1911. KX McKenzie sheriff. Armour attorney. Great Falls Montana. First pub 6-1-11.
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