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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1910
Page
4
The notice announces a weekly publication published on Thursdays in Chateau Montana with post office entry details. It lists a subscription rate of 4 per year or 1.75 dollars in advance.
A local column notes March may begin mild or fierce, urging public school entertainment to foster patriotism over Fourth of July noise. Chinook winds persist, snow retreats gradually, roads dry, and spring appears to arrive in earnest with improving moisture.
Report notes a high water mark for the Golden Red creamery with 500 pounds of butter produced in a winter month. The plant, starting with doubts, now sees milk cans arriving from distant points as a cheerful sign of progress. The W. E F. Scott ranch price rose by six dollars and a half per acre in a year, selling for about fifty-two percent above the original price.
The editorial argues high land values in the Choteau area and warns a idle flour mill hurts town progress. It urges reopening the mill alongside the creamery to spur local business, attract people, and keep money at home, noting the mill’s profitability and town independence from railroads. The piece frames it as essential for community reputation and economic vitality.
Unfavorable weather forces postponement of the Rohner horses sale to Saturday March 5 and the event will proceed as advertised on that date.
Notice is given that the undersigned resigns from the offices of Vice President and Treasurer of the Pondera Reservoir Company under Section 3852 of the Montana Revised Code. The resignation takes effect immediately on February 28, 1910, at Conrad Montana, signed by J M Ryan and attorneys Ryan & Hattersley.
A creamery offers fresh buttermilk for 10 cents per gallon. The price indicates a value deal for dairy customers shopping for traditional dairy staples.
Sealed bids for a timber sale in Lewis and Clark National Forest Missoula Montana are due March 1 1910. Package includes 2 3 million feet Douglas fir Engelmann spruce lodgepole pine and alpine fir on unsurveyed sections 23 24 25 in Township 26 0 North Range West Montana Meridian with deposits required and right to reject bids reserved. First publication February 24 1910.
Land Office notice records Louis Morgan of Dupuyer Montana filing final proof to establish Desert Land claim for w2 sw4 section 27 and e2 section 28 township 30 north range 7 west Montana Meridian. Hearing before Frank H. Federden U.S. Commissioner Dupuyer March 21 1910 with witnesses George Ziegler John Ziegler Henry Williamson John Hall all of Dupuyer. First published February 10 1910.
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