Notice of Contest Against Desert Entry in Montana
Orrilla Gesche of Fortune Montana filed on September 8 1918 to contest desert entry 011187 made March 31 1910 by Jennie L Coreys heirs for section 18 township 25 north range 2 west Montana meridian The contest cites lack of expenditures water rights irrigation and improvements and states entry will be cancelled if the respondent fails to answer within twenty days after the fourth publication with proof of service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Interior
United States Land Office
Great Falls
Montana
Jennie L. Corey
Collins
Mont
Orrilla Gesche
Fortune
Township
Meridian
R. N. Sutherlin
Register
Notice of Closing Registration for City and Town Elections
Registration books in Teton County Montana close March 6 1914 at 5 o clock p m for electors in Conrad Chateau Walier Shelby and Cut Bank to register before the County Clerk or a Justice of the Peace or Notary Public. E C Garrett County Clerk and Ex Officio Registrar dated January 20 1914.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton County
Montana
Conrad
Chateau, Walier
Shelby
Cut Bank
E. C. Garrett
Notice for Sebastian Bitz Homestead Claim Proof
Department of the Interior notice from Creat Falls Montana dated February 9 1913 states Sebastian Bitz of Farmington Montana filed for final three year proof to establish his homestead claim for section 1 town 25 north range 4 west Montana meridian. He will appear before J W Shields U S Commissioner in Conrad Montana on March 23 1914 with witnesses Henry Weist Wendel Peters Nick Bitz and John Jackson all of Farmington RN Sutherland Register first publication February 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Interior
U. S. Land Office
Creat Falls
Montana
Sebastian Bitz
Farmington
Wisw
Net
Swty
Township
Montana Meridian
J. W. Shields
U. S
Conrad
Henry Weist
Wendel Peters
Nick Bitz
John Jackson
Sutherelin
Register
Great Falls
Albert P. Reiding
Meridian
A. C. Warner
Chateau
John C. Roof
Harry R. Thompson
Byron B. Rogers
Harry K. Ferris
Choteau
R. N. Sutherlin
Della J. Humble
Bynum
Range
D. Lincoln Humble
William D. Jones
Daniel J. Feland
Elmer E. Rowland
N. Sutherlin
Notice of Contest to Cancel Homestead in Montana
Eva I. McGinness of Blackleaf Montana files January 5 1914 contest to cancel Patrick Donahue's homestead in Township 26 North Range 7 West alleging non residence abandonment and no cultivation. Contestant urges answer within twenty days after the fourth publication with proper service proof. Date of first publication March 4 1914, second March 11, third March 18, fourth March 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. N. Sutherlin
Register
Order to Show Cause on Guardian Sale of Estate
In the District Court of Teton County an order to show cause is issued in the Pierre Eyraud guardianship matter. Next of kin and interested parties must appear March 26 1914 at 10 am in Chateau to oppose a proposed sale of real and personal property for ward's estate. Publication required in Chateau Acantha for four weeks prior to hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
Eighth Judicial District
County of
Teton
Pierre Eyraud
Hadward Hirshberg
Chateau
Chateau “Acantha
J. &. Leslie
Registration for Toole County Special Election Opens
Registration books for the special election creating Toole County will close March 28 1914 at 5 p m Eligible electors may register with the county clerk or before a justice of the peace or notary public in the manner provided by law This notice dated Choteau Montana February 12 1914 is signed by Ek C Garrett First publication February 18 last publication March 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toole
Teton County
Montana
Ek. C. Garrett
Choteau
Farm For Rent 320 Acres Near Farming ton Montana
320 acre farm for rent in Teton county Montana near Farming ton. Well improved and under ditch with about 220 acres in high cultivation. Available for share rent. For details write AUG DOERING 213 pd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmington
Teton County
Montana
Doering
Puritan Sabbath Observance Versus Modern Leisure
Universalist leader warns that American lifework and health suffer as the Sabbath is swallowed by business and pleasure. He cites Gladstone’s churchgoing as vital to health and urges a revival of puritanic sabbatarianism with simpler Sunday customs and more time for worship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladstone
America
Earth
Sugar From Sawdust Described By Zimmerman
A. Zimmerman described a method at the Royal Society of Arts for making sugar from sawdust. Wood under pressure with weak sulfuric acid in closed retorts reportedly converts up to 25 percent of material into sugar. He suggests this could supply animal feed as well as sugar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Reserved Seats for Family Spark Short Play at Univolity
A theater clerk faces a dreary mood as a play teeters on withdrawal until a county man and his wife bring five children into the box office. He asks for seven middle seats in row two, but the clerk puzzles over the seating plan and the caller hints the show may not be strong.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paterfamilias
Diagnosis by Electricity for Nervous Patients
A physician discusses using electricity to gauge emotional states in nervous patients. The method involves electrodes and a galvanometer to reveal sensitive topics by noting reactions to discussion, with reference to scripture and past experiences shaping emotions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred W. Eastman
Harner’s Magazine
The Ideal Wife exposes Jackson's private candidacy
Jackson writes an article titled The Ideal Wife for a ladies paper last month. Johnson asks how this affects his current trouble. His wife read the piece for two days seeking a trait where he matches her, but she finds none. Bunker dines in the city, a social misstep amid the scandal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson
Bunker
Johnson
Luck That Could Not Last Satire
A comical tale of Scribbler avoiding payment to a quarrelsome couple, the Stumpkins, as rent goes unpaid for six weeks. Mrs Stumpkins and Mr Stumpkins urge Scribbler to withhold money, hinting the couple will reconcile only when they speak again. The satire asks what will be the first question they pose once dialogue resumes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scribbler
Mrs. Stumpkins
Stumpkins
Mrs. Slumpkins
Pep and enthusiasm drive sales success in business life
An employer argues that peppery enthusiasm boosts business results. He says daily work builds belief in one's brand, helps a salesman overcome obstacles, and creates lasting markets through constant effort and genuine interest in commodities.
Devilish Dances an Old Century Theme in Quotation
A Manchester Courier note recalls a century old tale about a jig titled Go to the Devil and Shake Yourself. Harriet Beecher Stowe recounts girlhood dances, and the Duke of Buckingham’s 1795 indignation over a misheard request, later noted by Brabbe in Tales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harriet Beecher Stowe
Duke of Buckingham
Alresford
Brabbe
Manchester Courier
English Greetings in Henry VIII’s Time
Friswell notes that English greetings in Henry VIII's era carried hearty wishes for a good morning or evening and ends with a prayer that God be with the person. He contrasts with other nations that ask about status or self, while the English tradition expresses pious, warm goodwill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Poaching Ring Uses Snuff to Trap Rabbits in Vosges
An organized group in the Vosges district France poaches rabbits by strewing snuff at warrens entrances and releasing ferrets inside. As rabbits leave the holes they sneeze violently and collapse, becoming easy prey for the poachers who then send the rabbits to the Paris market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vosges
France
Paris
Returning a Favor in a Rural Banter
Suburban man feeds his chickens and jokes about a feud with Blinks who sent axle grease for a lawn mower. He returns the insult by telling Blinks to use the grease on his daughter's voice, a sharp quip in a rural exchange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blinks
Official Directory Congressional and State Officials Listed
A compiled roster naming federal and state officeholders including Senators Henry L. Myers and Thomas C. Walsh. Representatives John M. Evans and Tom Stout. numerous federal posts such as Clerk Geo W. Sproule and Surveyor General John G. Locke. state officers led by Governor Sam V. Stewart and Secretary A. M. Alderson. plus attorneys, judges, and department heads across Montana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heniy L. Myers
Hamilton
Thos. C. ‘Walsh
Helena
John’ M. Evans
Missoula
Tom Stout
Lewistown
Ge. M. Bourquin
Geo.w. Sproule
John G. Locke
United States Marshall
Wm._ Lind
Sam
Vv. Stewart
W. W. McDowell
A. M. Alderson
William C. Rae
Wm. Keating
Daniel M. Kelly
H. A. Davee
T. H. Brantley
W. L. Holloway
Sidney Lanner
Dan Boyle
E. A. Morley
J. H. Hall
Percy L. Brown
Red Lodge
H. S. McGraw
Big Timber
W. B. Orem
Butte Register
Sidney Miller
Phil Greenan
Aconda
Chas. Jungberg
Fine 4 year old mules and 7 year old mule for sale
One team of four year old mules weighing 1100 pounds each and one seven year old mule weighing 1350 pounds. These animals are broke gentle, sound, and are No. 1 in every respect. E. H. Ganong, Choteau Montana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. H. Ganong
Choteau
Montana
Brighten That North Room With Sunlit Tones
A home improvement note recommends papering the north room with self-toned light tan wallpaper to echo sunshine. Match window shades, use tan art scrim curtains, white woodwork with enamel finish, and center an art square combining woven or crocheted rag rug styles with rose accents on furnishings and pillows for a warm sunlit effect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coler
Break Up a Cold Hydropathic Treatment Proposed
The article recommends a non pharmaceutical cold remedy using foot baths in cold water each morning and night, foot rub to redden skin, snuffing tepid water up the nose, and sipping hot water before meals and at night. It claims several days suffice for simple cases and longer for obstinate ones, potentially preventing bronchitis.
Rewards of Inventors and Their Varying Fortunes
The piece notes that great invention does not guarantee wealth. Roller skates netted about 3,000,000 for their inventor while boat race ideas earned nearly 500,000 for their originator. Some inventors like the safety pin maker made 10,000,000, but others such as Bourseul Michaux and Sauvage died poor or in penury and ruin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Nouvelles
Charles Bourseul
Michaux
Frederic Sauvage
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H.J. McGregor
M. D
Choteau, Mont
E. J. Crary
Frost’s Store
H. W. Bateman, M.D
Chothau, Montana
Frederick T. Hull, M. D. V
BE. i Crawford
W. M. L. A. Foot
ODD Fellows
Chotentu Lodge No. 1F
Connor
Sh. W. Bateman
N.G. Ouas
HE. Connor
Queen Rebekah Lodge
Henry C. Robison
DT. Robison
Sec
Teton County Abstract CO
Carrie M. Verge
Choteau, Montana
A. E. Rogers
Ricky Mountain Fire Insurance Co., of
Great Falls, Mont
Choteau Land @ Loan Co
Northern Pacific Railway
Shafer Investment Co
Central Avenue
Smit
Patrick Donahue
Eva I. McGinness
Blackleaf
Niwy Nwy
Section 12
Township 26
Range 7 West
Jland
Warren A. Parker
Creditorg
David J. Ryan
Zoradac, Parker
Wilcox, Neb
Say
J. King
Internal Revenue
E. H. Callister
Salt Lake
U.S. ‘Land Office
S. Land Office
Thos. Corbally
Jos W W. Freeman
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