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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1910
Page
4
Weather and crops boost stockmen and farmers profits
The article notes good weather lifting pasture and winter wheat prospects and implying rising incomes for stock men and farmers as land locators and livery teams are mentioned in a reflective, period voice. It frames optimism about agriculture and local fortunes without detailing specific events.
Acantha Encourages Readers to Persist in Subscriptions
The note from the Acantha urges readers to continue seeking the paper through persistent efforts, framing persistent kicking as a sign of appreciation and interest in receiving the newspaper.
Extra copies urged before publication date
Parties planning to buy additional issues should place orders prior to publication. Demand is high and those who wait until after issue may be disappointed.
Countywide Free Paper Samples Offer Advertising Echo
The Acantha announces occasional free sample copies to boost advertiser reach and commend local individuals. Accepting the free papers imposes no obligation on recipients or publishers.
Signs of Spring as Land Rush Returns to Great Falls
Early spring signs show birds and buds, boys with baseball mitts, and a shift from marbles to outdoor activity. Prolonged good weather coincides with rising land filings as crowds crowd the Great Falls land office seeking land across the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Falls
Local Walier horse sale slated for Saturday
Additional sale listing notes a Walier horse sale on Saturday March 19. It mentions Mrs H C Thompson returning to Three Parke to reside on her husband Professor Thompson’s ranch. The Guild met last Thursday with Mrs Burrell hosting at Mrs Drake’s home. attendance was large.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walier Horse Sale
H. C. Thompson
Three Parke
Professor Thompson
Guild
Local Residents Attend School Debate and Visits
Miss Elsie Ryan of Dupuyer stayed with Mrs. Walter Gorham for the school debate and left Saturday morning. Mrs. Anderson visited district schools this week including Pierce on Muddy Monday and Bellaview with Raymond on Tuesday and Wednesday. Wm. Cowgill and Dr. Long returned from a business trip to Waler reporting thriving conditions in the new town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elsie Ryan
Dupuyer
Walter Gorham
Anderson
Pierce
Bellaview
Raymond
Wm. Cowgill
Dr. Long
Waler
Paul Jacobson to sell seven block horses for Counrad Co
Paul Jacobson heads to Walter Saturday to auction seven block horses for the Counrad Land and Water Co. A Miles City dealer had previously made an offer, and his long coaching career appears to favor him in the deal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Jacobson
Walter
Counrad Land and Water Co
Miles City
Paul
Local Talent Prepares Musical Evening in Hodgskiss Hall
A Village program for March 25 features songs, quartettes, instrumental and vocal solos, and readings. Organizers promise a very pleasant evening for attendees at Hodgskiss hall, showcasing our best local talent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hodgskiss Hall
Party honors Miss Ekstrom before departure to Great Falls
On Thursday evening Miss Webb hosted a party for Miss Ekstrom prior to her move to Great Falls the next day. She will begin work as a stenographer in the customs collector's office. A number of town youths and Miss Ekstrom's friends attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Webb
Miss Ekstrom
Great Falls
Miss J Ekstrom
Mrs Christian and Mrs Weaver Return From Trip to Great Falls
Mrs P B Christian and Mrs J M Weaver returned Friday from a brief visit to Great Falls. Mr Christian who spent most of winter in Missouri traveled back with them and reports a pleasant journey and improved asthma after the change though he had a minor illness during the first week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. B. Christian
J.M. Weaver
Great Falls
Christian
Missouri
Spring Hill rancher moves household to ranch
On Saturday W. D. Jones a Spring Hill rancher and stockman moved his household goods from the town house he has occupied for years to his ranch Mrs Jones and her son Read supervised the work Wilma the daughter remains in Chateau living with E H Ganong and wife and attends school there
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. D. Jones
Spring Hill
Conray Youths Attend Debate and Celebrate Teton Win
A party of young people from Conray attended a Friday debate, chaperoned by J. C. Johnson. They rooted for the Teton team led by Miss Hsther Buzzell and returned home on Saturday full of happiness after the victory was announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conray
Mises Ruth
Mary E Buzzell
Celia Jaston
Mabel Dahlstrom
Evelyn Lewis
Ada Shields
Meesie
David
Waldy Shields
J. C. Johnson
F. L. Buzzell
Teton
Hsther Buzzell
Coorad
Contest Notice in Great Falls Land Office Montana
Contest affidavit filed by James P. Campbell challenges Homestead entry No. 1047 held by John S. Miller for lots 3 and 4 and s2 nw4 sec 4 township 20 n range 7 w asserting lack of residence and six months abandonment. Hearing set for April 19 1910 before U S Commissioner in Dupuyer Montana with final hearing April 27 1910 before the Register and Receiver in Great Falls. Publication ordered as due to lack of personal service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James P. Campbell
John S. Miller
John
Miller
Frank Lt. Federden
U. S
Dupuyer
Mont
United States Land Office
Great Falls
Montana
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Che Chotean
Ccantha
A. B. Guthrie
Chotean
Teton County
Chateau Land
Department of the Interior
J.M. Burlingame
Register
THE
Citizens State Bank
Choteau, Montana
Reha
Gopher
Roberson & Jacobson Groceries
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