Local Choteau-Acantha Linotype Set Note
Montana brief from Choteau Acantha reports a linotype set update involving the standard newsroom workflow. The fragment references a 5 Yee bee Tol Myrtle Tae Hee Tow Lee Temgyprh ree em, with garbled text suggesting printing precision notes or typesetting changes.
Real Estate Transfers and Patents Reported
Real estate transfers and patent notices filed with the county clerk are listed, including U S to Henry Losing Jr and Sr, Patrick Walsh, Andrew Kingery, and various warranty and quit claim deeds. Also includes June 12 13 14 patents to multiple grantees and administrator deed, with numerous townsite and section details across Conrad Choteau Fairfield and other Montana locales. The column ends with a brief editorial note on China new ideas in government and U S political hints about Taft and Kaiser Bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. C. Garrett
Teton County Abstract Company
U. S
Henry Losing, Jr
Henry Losing
Patrick Walsh
Andrew J. Kingery
Alphone Calporet
Emile Monroe
Ellen Finkenbinder
Norbert B. Krause
P. H. Zeimaniz
Evan D. Jones
Edgar A. Waters
Jones
Conrad
Kenneth B. Cohoe
Arthur J. Ewert
J. H. Sherburne
Florilla Roulston
Sherburne
Choteau
Albert Warmus
P. O.neraal
Samuel A. Sollid
Dew P. Hill
Scott's Emulsion Advertisement For Growing Children
The ad urges parents to provide Scott's Emulsion during the growing period to nourish body and brain. It claims the product enriches blood, strengthens weak children, and builds sturdiness with no alcohol, from Scott & Bowne, Bloomfield, New Jersey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott
Scott & Bowne
Bloomfield
N. J
Notice for Publication Land Claim in Montana 1917
John Smith of Chateau Montana filed intent to make commutation proof for homestead land in sections 21 and 22 township 24 north range 3 west. He will appear before A C Warner July 6 1917 with witnesses William Wiseman Walter H Haskell Walter S Wood and Cornelius Bouma. Registered R N Sutherlin, First pub May 30 last June 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau
Montana
Range
Meridian
A. C. Warner
U. S
William Wiseman
Farmington
Walter H. Haskell
Walter S. Wood
Cornelius Bouma
R. N. Sutherlin
Register
Three-Year Proof Filed for Denison Homestead in Montana
Henry C. Denison of Chateau Montana files for a three year proof to establish a homestead entry dated August 20 1918 under serial number 032429 for lot 7 east half southwest quarter northwest quarter southeast quarter section 6 township 22 north range 4 west in Montana The filing lists James Thorn of Bole Henry Segerman John A Delaney and James Cowan of Choteau Montana as related parties First publication May 22 Last June 20.
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U. S
Hayes Asher
Otwnship
Corinne Barnard
James’ A. Barnard
Orie T. Brown
Charles W. Burns
Janet C. Kinna
Charles Olgardt
Jake Williamson
Paul Mason
France C. King
H. F. Lee
R. C. Rasmussen
Charles B. Power
O. T. Lees
Lillian Markle
Kempendorff
Arne N. Erickson
George F. Whitford
Carl Hanson
George B. Baker
Nettie E. Orr
H. M. Parden
S. T. Hauser
Jc. H. G. Parden
R. A. Fraser
Creditors & Stockholders
Cascade Land Co
Wm. Wallace
Montana Trust and Savings Bak
Joseph J. Carroll
Clawrence W. Gray
Susanna SH. Witham
Norman B. Holter
Cascade Land Company
Henritta Lietz
Frank O. Elkins
Carrie B. Simpson
Carrie N. Scott
Paul J. Slezak
Sheldon Company
Valeria L. Sheldon
Conrad
Effie Jane Myer
J. W. Speer
Department of the Interior
U. S. Land Office
Great Falls
Montana
Henry C. Denison
Chateau
Range 4
Montana Meridian
A. C. Warner
James Thorn
Bole
Henry Seggerman
John A. Delaney
James Cowan
Choteau
R. N. Sutherlin
Register
College grads face postwar issues at commencement
The speaker urges waiting for degree recipients to settle the war and address grave problems with real solutions emerging after graduation ceremonies.
Speaking about the incompetence of officials a firing line
A letter cites frustration with Washington leadership and calls for decisive action. The writer argues officials lack competence and urges firings to restore accountability and progress in governance.
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Washington
Prince Adine Set for Summer Banquet Circuit
Reports suggest Prince Adine will be in demand this summer as he tours banquet halls and social venues. The schedule, likely spanning multiple cities, positions him for high-profile appearances and fundraising events.
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Adine
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Conrad Townsite Co
Elizabeth Click
Walter Townsite Co
Katherine King
Walier
Elmer Genger and Company
Joe F. Burich
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Mike Moritz
Great Northern
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Theodore Bollerud
Bernhard Bollerud
Gustav Depner
Co. B. Jackson
Homer Jackson
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Frederick G. Campbell
Gershom Hutchinson
Charles V. Farnsworth
Arthur F. Belzer
Andrew Christenson
W. H. McArthur
Kathryan C. McLean
Kathryn C. Lynch
Charles G. Pugh
William Cowgill
George F.miller
Cowsill
Edward Baker
Peter Strand
Donald D. Hovey
HV. I. Lee
Oline M. Hanson
Mary Gleason
Fred C. Andratta
Daniel Whetstone
Asthony Poss
Andrew J. Olin
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Patrick Bonin
Edward Bonin
Sidney Hirshberg
Robert C. Griffeth
Bruce R. McNamer
W. S. Gilbert
Harry Linden
A. H. Helm
Gertie G. Nulph
William J S. Frary
J. J. Carroll
R. K. Gussek
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Mr. Taft
Kaiser Bill
Africa
Manalin
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Peruana Company
Columbus, Ohio
van Loons
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Chance
Yyfour
Suit
Eeaver
Mr. Gopher
Choteau Drug Company
Teton
Ation
Holland
Choteau, Montana
Boston Hide & Wool CO
Tenth Avenue and
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Great Falls, Mont
U. 58. Land Office
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John Smith
Ralph Corson
Belleview Road
Mary L. Wanish
Kalma
Joseph J. Wanish
Range 7
U.S
Lyman O. Rogers
Orlo Urich
Ellie V. Urich
Abraham L. Stanfield
Germany