Banquet in Bozeman Sets Low Cost Per Plate
A Bozeman Montana banquet last week served at under 40 cents per plate while following all food safety rules. The story asks if other cities are meeting this standard and reducing waste.
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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1918
Page
7
A Bozeman Montana banquet last week served at under 40 cents per plate while following all food safety rules. The story asks if other cities are meeting this standard and reducing waste.
Department of the Interior U S Land Office Great Falls Montana March 4 1918 notice that Adolphus St. Germaine of Chateau Montana filed for three year proof to establish a claim on lands in section 7 township 23 north range 7 west Montana Meridian. Witnesses named Lige Hampton Kalma Frank W Kady Alfred St Germaine Edward Collins all of Chateau. J A Barker Register First pub March 14 last April 11 Notice for publication Guardian E J Liptak of Mary E Wilkes insane person Chateau Montana filed five year proof for lands in sections 22 23 township 24 north range 3 west Montana Meridian. Witnesses Byron B Rogers Mary M Roof Charles Hauxwell Josephine Hauxwell all of Chateau. J A Barker Register First pub March 14 last April 11
Notice for publication of a public sale of a land tract in Montana directed by the General Land Office. Howard H Higgins, serial 043625, offers SE% of SB% in section 30 township 23 north range 5 west at 10 am April 17 1918 with a minimum 4.00 per acre bid. Highest bidder pays immediately. adverse claimants must file before sale. THOS CORBALLY Receiver.
A merchant recounts lifelong sleep disruption and gas from meals, claiming one spoonful of buckthorn bark glycerine Adler ka relieves instantly. He says Adler ka rushes through the alimentary tract and stops constipation sour stomach and gas, promising the quickest relief ever sold by McCul wegh'e Phatirady.
Regular army enlistments since April 1 1917 have surpassed 379000 with ongoing, large scale mobilization and recruitment driven by wartime needs and expansion of forces.
Department of the Interior in Great Falls Montana announces Agness M Montgomery formerly Mennie of Chateau Montana files for three year proof to establish a homestead claim on sections 17 in township 23 north range 7 west. Witnesses include Thomas Newcome Archie Wells George Boney and Charles Odell. Hearing before A C Warner in Choteau Montana on April 12 1918. First pub March 7 last April 4.
Public notices reveal a contest of Sam uel Davidson of Great Falls against Charley R. Lewis for homestead entry No 041897 and a public land filing by James Reilly of Dupuyer with three year proof plans. Proceedings require timely sworn answers and proper service with dates listed March 14 to April 4, 1918.
Department of the Interior notices William P. Von Schrilt of Chateau Montana intends to claim land described by original and additional homestead entries serial numbers 036335-039808 in sections 6 and 7 and 1 of township 23 north range 5-6 west Montana Meridian. Claim before A C Warner in Choteau Montana on April 1 1918. Names Hugh D Mameson Anton Seidl Joseph Ettkma Frank Stocking of Choteau. J A Barker Register.
Thomas F. Fulk of Bole Montana filed notice of intention to make final settlement proof on land described as NE and SE lot 3 NE% SW% section 18 township 22N range 4W Montana Meridian. The hearing before U S Commissioner Fred Schoensigel at Fairfield Montana is scheduled for April 3 1918. Also listed are James Thorn Albert Hogan Henry Seggerman and Chris Junker of nearby towns. First pub Feb 28 last March 28. Victory bread rye flour substitute extended to March 31 in regions lacking substitutes.
District reveals field notices of intention to prove up claims by Martin C Hovde and Margaret Putman for lands in Kalma and Chateau Montana. Witnesses include Ed White Charles Allum Oscar Hovde and Paul Willis. Hearings set before U S Commissioner A C Warner on April 8 1918.
Department of the Interior announces Lee R. Stanfield of Kalma Montana files notice of intention to make three year proof to establish a claim to land NW 8% S% with No 034929. Proof before A C Warner U S Commissioner at Chateau Montana on the 8th day of Oscar Hovde Margaret Putman Paul Willis Martin Hovde all of Kalma Montana. First pub March 7 last April 4.
Notice is hereby given that George M. Tuel of Chateau Montana who on July 1 1914 and Feb 10 1916 made original and additional homestead entries serial Nos 034800036380 for W% SHY EM SW% section 7 lot 1 NE% NW4 NWY% NEY Swh NE section 18 township 24 north range 6 west Montana Meridian has field notice of intention to make three land described before A C office at Choteau Montana on the 12th day of April 1918 Earl Yeager John Dusak Grover Parker Edd Jackson all of Choteau J A Barker Register First pub March 7 last April 4 The fellow who is planning a war garden is likely to take tissue with Mr Hoover on the wisdom of prolonging the life of the hen.
The Montana legislature authorizes a $500,000 issue of Montana War bonds to aid farmers in producing large crops this year. Denominations are $500, fixed 6 percent interest, five-year term, with a levy of one-eighth mill to retire them. Proceeds fund loans to farmers expected to be repaid after harvest. Subscriptions open March 26 at the Helena clerk of the board of examiners for all applicants.
Prof. BE. A. Ross of the University of Wisconsin, recently returned from Russia, asserts the Bolsheviks know their destination and suggests the road toward Germany is likely clear.
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