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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1912
Page
8
Justice C announces plastering brick and cement services in Chateau and Fairfield Montana. He claims over 50 satisfied clients in three years and promises attention to all jobs big or small.
Notice urges parties wishing to have their bucks run for the season to apply to Joe C. Taylor manager for Burke Bros Esnain Montana.
In a Chicago Tribune quip a wife asks for help to ease her husband’s sleeplessness. The doctor suggests reading him to sleep, a witty exchange highlighting a humorous remedy for insomnia.
The Brady Montana board handles liquor licenses for Landon and Bowen while posting notices for protests. They create Collins township, adjust a 3-mill tax refund, and set June road viewings with appointed surveyors for multiple routes including Couch River, Choteau Ferris and Cut Bank areas.
Notice is hereby given by the administrator of the estate of Abigail Mary Kiersted Burrell deceased to creditors and those with claims to exhibit them with vouchers within ten months after the first publication at Choteau Montana. Dated June 12 1912. Alexander Burrell Mary Kiersted Burrell deceased.
A brisk twenty minute walk engages all body muscles and shakes the abdominal organs. Fresh air fills the lungs aiding blood purification, the heart quickens and strengthens, and well aerated blood reaches the brain washing out toxins from worry. The London Globe advises every sedentary business man to walk to and from the office if possible for health benefits.
The Kansas City Journal questions how long it takes to say scat using a chrono scope. The thought experiment contrasts a quick speaker with a stuttered reader and notes the measurement may matter little. A New York Sun quip shows a physician misreading a patient’s thoughts by feeling her pulse.
Governor Isdwin L Norris proclaims petitions filed to place four measures on the November 5 1912 ballot in Montana These include direct vote for party nominations legislative selection of US senators direct vote presidential electors and a clean elections law to limit candidate expenses and ensure ballot purity Done at Helena on April 24 1912 with state seal affixed
32 h p Case steam engine with 10 bottom gang plow 7 trucks water tank portable blacksmith outfit and camp cook outfit. Used on 1000 acres and guaranteed in good running order. Will sell for part cash and part land or trade for land. Cost about 6000 new. Deliverable in any part of Teton county. J B Webb.
The Interior Department Land Office at Great Falls Montana announces that Montana filed May 28 1912 for several sections in townships 22 24 north range 5 6 west M M. A list of indemnity selections is open for inspection. Anyone claiming land or opposing the selection should file claims or protests in the office of Register Lk L Barnes. First pub 6-13-56.
Henry Arnott of Dupuyer Montana filed intent to make final proof on desert-land claim No. 8798 for s ned sed nw4 sec 34 sw4 nw4 sec 3d th 28n range 9w unsurveyed Montana meridian before the Register and Receiver at Helena Montana on July 16 1912. Witnesses named include Silas Franklin Calvin Stewart Henry Feiffer and John Hall. First pub June 6 1912.
On August 10 1912 at 2 p m at the school house in district No 31 Teton County Montana the board will sell bonds totaling 1200 dollars in 100 dollar installments at 6 percent interest dated May 1 1912 redeemable in 8 years payable in 10 years bids due August 10 1912 2 p m sealed to Lucy Parker clerk must be par value with accrued interest certified check 100 dollars right to reject or sell privately delivered to county treasury O E Davis chairman Lucy Parker clerk First pub June 20 1912
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