Local items and notices from the Acantha
A collection of local notices and society items includes millinery openings by Mrs Barr on March 15 and 16, birth on March 9 1907, upcoming events Diamonds and Hearts at Woodmen hall March 29, travel notes about Congressman Pray and Julius Hirshberg, and various visits and business moves in Teton county. Also mentions sales at the Acantha office and a stockmen spaying schedule in Augusta Montana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teron County
Augusta
C. BE. White
Augusta, Mont
Woodmen Hall
Box Elder Ranch Sale in Cascade County Lands $10000 Cash
The Box Elder ranch of Gus Erickson totaling 898 acres was sold yesterday in the city to Mrs. O. A. Aynsley of Chateau for 10000 dollars in cash. The transaction was brokered by H. H. Stanley’s real estate office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cascade
Box Elder
Gus Erickson
O. A. Aynsley
Chateau
H. H. Stanley
Great Falls Tribune
Civil suit over stock shipment damages in Montana
Charles Farrell of Sweet Grass Hills sues Great Northern Railway and Montana Northern Railway in Cascade county district court for 473.30 with interest claiming damages from negligence in shipping stock from Sweet Grass to Chicago. The county plans court house grounds work to begin next Monday under County Surveyor John W. Shields with five teams and more to follow. Harold Luther by guardian ad litem sues Cho teau public school principal E P Conwell for recovery of his school diploma issued Jan 29 1907 signed by Nellie Brown B P Conwell and Geo Adlam with trial set for next Saturday at 2 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Farrell
Sweet Grass Hills
Cascade County
Great Northern Railway Company
Montana & Northern Railway Company
Sweet Grass
Chicago
Board of County Commissioners
Court House
John W. Shields
Shields
Solon
Harold W. Luther
Ad Litem
W. D. Luther
Eleventh Judicial District
State of
Montana
County of
Teton
Jacob Schmidt
Choteau
County of Teton
Mont
Local notices and ads highlight sales and events
The blotter lists sales of Plymouth Rock roasters and eggs, a millinery opening, a Chinatown of shop ads, and theater and travel notes. Also covered are desert land claims, a Knowlton Greer contest hearing, a telephone strike, and a sanity hearing for William Garland in Chateau.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James L. Collins
Ora K. Knowlton
Raymond
Plymouth Rock
G. W. Yeager
Chateau
Belleview
Emery Knowton
Raymonds
William Greer
C. Garrett
Greer
Knowlton
A Few Pointers About Our Disc Harrows
The article details improved disc harrow design emphasizing reduced breakage through simplified construction and steel forgings. It highlights one piece steel journals, dust proof bearing boxes, and steel dust bars reducing draft. Oil soaked hardwood bearings and square steel tube frames with pressed steel weight boxes are described as durable and strong.
Formaldehyde Wood Frame Spike Tooth Harrows
A shipment offers wood frame spike tooth harrows with strong hardwood tooth bars riveted to prevent loosening. Features include removable reverseable teeth and no cast parts. Also available are all steel zigzag harrows in two or three sections with 30 teeth per section and interchangeable teeth.
No. 1 Oliver Sulky Plow Introduced with Modern Features
The No. 1 Oliver Sulky Plow offers an extra high lift and center hitch to prevent side draft, enabling even furrow width and depth. It is easily adjustable from two to ten inches, uses wrought steel, and can be used with or without landside. The dealer also offers steel breaker and stirring bottoms, gang plow parts, shares, and extras for these plows.
40C steel beam plow and 20C plow description
The No 40C and No 20C steel beam plows are the metal versions of the wood beam models. A full line of shares and extras is carried and walking plows are available for trial to prove their good working qualities.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mrs
Ww ‘Alter Gorham
Brown
Dupuyer
Richard Hollywood
Butte
W. H. Franklin
Julius Hirshberg
Hot Springs
Ark
L. M. Barr
Acantha
Father Phelan
Shelby
C.J. Fawcett
Jack
Chas. N. Pray
Juba
Panama
River Press
J.W. Armstrong
Rochester Minn
J. W. Kerr
Rufus
Great Falls
Webster- Churchill Company
Teton County
M. Carson
Cut Bank
R. Chassee
Dag Sullivan
Ericsson
Merchante
City Drug Store
Bynum
Jos
Hirshberg & Co
Chateau Mercantile
Ed. McGurk
Will
John Miller
Jos. Hirshberg & Co
LJ. Otness
Burton’ Bench
EB. A. Savory
Dupuy T
John EB. Cashman
The
Ralston Ap
Chateau Merc. Co
Julian F. Burd
Cowgill
Ferg
Link Humble
Mr. Humble
A.C. Burbank
Pittsburgh
Bunk
Great Falls- Chateau
Falls
Department of the Interior
United States
John Hall
W.m. m
Wm. Geo. Davis
U. S
Thursay
Henry M. Jacobsen
Anton Jacobsen
Jonas Vasbos
William H., Simmes
J. M. Burlingame
Register
oFirst Pub
Ben Bollerud
Farmington
Collins Mercantile Company
Collins
J. EB. Ritchey
Conrad
M. M. Coffenberg
Reeves. Steam Plow Co
Denver
Mr. Ritchey
Acdotha
J. E. Hein
William Garland
Marias
Seelby
Adrill
Minnie Matchett
Geo. Tv
Magee
St and
Martin N. Steely
M. Thomas Manix
Jerry McCarthy
Henry C. Kunkel
Picst Pub
St. Clair House
Phil I. Cole
Oliver Sulky
Choteau Mercantile Company