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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1922
Page
3
Postmaster reports several government notices and advertisements defaced at the Chateau post office. Officials seek to identify and stop the culprits, warning that penalties apply for desecration. The piece urges responsible adult conduct to shield impressionable boys from vile content and steer energy into wholesome channels.
A county printer weighs whether the proposed repeal of the primary law is cost justified by results. If primaries yield better government and cleaner politics they should stay. if not they should go. It notes that primaries can create cushy posts for unqualified entrants and cost taxpayers, recalling the printer's conscience.
A satirical note cites exiled American radicals returning from Soviet Russia and jokes about arranging their passage home and a welcoming feast. It mentions Berkman and Goldman as figures who could have advised them.
Report describes a clash between a witness and the attorney general in the Conley recovery case. One man allegedly asked the oil er if he was trying to make a damned fool out of him. The other replies imply nature spared him the trouble.
A special meeting of stockholders in Farmington Montana is set for June 24 1922 at eight o clock PM in Burton School District No 5 Teton County to consider acquiring reservoir sites and forming an irrigation district and the sale of water rights canals and other properties owned or held by the company by order of the board secretary K R Smith. First and May 25 last June 15.
The State of Montana sends greetings to Thomas E. Falk and D. E. Johns, defendants, in a case filed by Amstel Mortgage Company in the District Court of the Nineteenth Judicial District, Teton County Montana. Defendants are summoned to answer the complaint filed with the clerk of the court.
Plaintiff seeks to foreclose a mortgage on real property in Teton County Montana. Thomas K E Falk executed and delivered the mortgage on May 23 1918 securing a promissory note of 1650 with taxes advanced for 1920 and 1922 totaling 77.48 and 81.85 plus legal interest attorney fees and costs of sale.
In the document the Clerk Blanche M. Jacobson and attorney Wiley J. Shannon of Cut Bank Montana are named in a court notice dated May 22 with publication dates May 26 and June 16. The reference to the plaintiff's complaint suggests further particulars are on file with the court.
The Board of Directors of the Bynum Irrigation District in Teton County Montana will receive sealed bids July 6 1922 at 10 a m for purchase of 1 000 000 six percent serially maturing bonds dated July 1 1922 with twenty six year final maturity and semiannual interest bids accompanied by 5 000 certified check. Bonds payable at the Teton County Treasurer or Chase National Bank New York. The board may reject all bids. W D JONES President and I B NOBLE Secretary attest. First pub May 25 last June 22
State of Montana summons directs George T. Wilhite to file an answer within twenty days or risk default judgment. Action to dissolve bonds of matrimony on grounds of willful desertion and to resolve custody of two minor children. Notice dated May 29 1922 with first publication June 1 and last June 22. Attorney Cole and Packer of Chateau Montana represent plaintiff.
In Justice Court of Chateau Township Teton County Montana Judge J. E. DeHaas summons W. J. Griffen and J. R. Payne to appear July 6 1922 at 10 a.m. to answer Geo. G. Mill Companys complaint seeking 196.25 dollars plus 65.65 for goods and costs with 10 percent interest from December 28 1920 and attorneys fees. First publication June 8 last June 29.
Belief once held the seat of the soul in the stomach and that cure for ordinary stomach troubles lies in Chamberlain's Tablets. The text claims the tablets strengthen the stomach and restore natural function. A trial is advised at a cost of a quarter.
Dorothy Lamont hides at a Massachusetts seaside resort while a suitor schemes to force a marriage. A fisherman saves her from dangerous surf and reunites with Harold Curtis, revealing his prior deception. Dorothy, moved by the rescue, confronts love and independence as she plans homecoming.
A report to the London county council by an educational authority states that daylight saving has greatly improved the physical condition of school children in the country. The advocate calls it a simple choice to combine extra sunlight and fresh air with rest and sleep.
Notice declares H. B. Adams of Chateau Montana transacting business in Teton County as Adams Oil Company sole owner. Notarized by T. H. Pridham on May 28 1922 with commission expiring December 20 1924. First published June 1 and last June 22.
Mrs Newton Vreeland of Minoa New York says Chamberlains Tablets help her and her husband for years. She carries a bottle when traveling and uses one or two after heavy meals to relieve dull tiredness and indigestion. She recommends the remedy for constipation and indigestion.
The article notes that nine of ten rheumatism cases are muscular or chronic rheumatism not needing internal treatment. It suggests relief by applying Chamberlain's Liniment which aids sleep and rest for sufferers.
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