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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1916
Page
4
Chateau Montana column reports social visits, town changes and bids for work. Notables include J J Dolan of Chicago visiting, residents moving into new homes, and preparations for a Beet Labor project with Great Western Sugar Beet people. Local vendors advertise paints and feed. A February masquerade ball at Farmers Hall is announced.
A 128 page bulletin by Alred Atkinsestl and Me Lt ion of the Montana State College extension department is ready for distribution to applicants. It covers the history of corn growing by Northwest Indians, eastern Montana farming before white settlement, and outlines varieties known to the region with their histories and preliminary notes on desirable suitability.
Probate Department of the District Court in Montana's Eighth Judicial District announces an order dated March 7 1916. It states that the time appointed for proving the will of William A Miller, deceased, falls on Friday.
On the 24th day of March 1916 at 16 o clock in the clerk's office of the court in Chateau Teton, a hearing is set to probate the will of William A. Miller and consider Austin J. Miller's application for letters testamentary. Anyone interested may appear and contest. Dated March 8, 1916. James Gibson, Clerk. Pray & Callaway, Great Falls, Montana. First publication March 5, last March 22.
In a sharp exchange, Mr. Spudd declares the room the world's largest while proposing, and Mrs. Spudd retorts with playful danger that she accepted him, highlighting a witty domestic moment.
Albert Franz Jahnke, Richmond’s longtime jeweler, died recently as the oldest jeweler in the state. He began his business in 1852 and kept it running with only one firm-name change. The fragment also offers local observations on manners and politics.
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