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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1911
Page
5
A lengthy roundup of town and ranch visits includes A R Thompson on cement, Fred Cook from Raymond, Dr Stephens at Chateau, and numerous residents in from Spring Hill, Great Falls, Collins, Fairfield, and Conrad. Socials and business travel span March events, auctions, and endorsements, with Darrow and others attending county meetings.
The Teton Realty Co lists property and stock for sale with officers Alex Truchot president J M Weaver vice president and J A Baart secretary. Other notes include local residents sending or receiving family members and regional visits by business and dairy figures and a summary of recent travel and speeches by FP L Buzzell and Sam McCrea.
GUNHILD RAPPOLD of Dupuyer Montana filed intent to prove up Desert Land Entry No 01120 for parcels in section 15 township 28 north range 8 west Montana meridian. Final proof before U S commissioner Frank H Federden at Dupuyer Montana on April 13 1911 with witnesses Kasper Muntwyler Joseph Bisnett James Harley and Lewis Lager of Dupuyer.
Personal letter style remark about an unhealthy place named Subbubs Swamphurst. The speaker jokes about getting a house there and mentions a wife who can hardly speak above a whisper as the tone mimics a Philadelphia Record excerpt.
A brief notice notes a fine line of new samples by Fishher the tailor near the City Meat Market. The item list suggests specialty fabrics and ready made garments offered in a market district setting.
The advertisement proclaims goods and workmanship guaranteed by Fischer the tailor, highlighting reliable tailoring services and guaranteed quality for customers needing repairs or custom garments.
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