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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1910
Page
4
Published every Thursday at Chateau Montana, the paper is entered in the post office as second-class matter and serves as the official paper of Trton County.
The notice lists a yearly subscription at 22.90 dollars or 1.75 dollars in advance, effective for the March 24, 1910 period. It indicates pricing for readers choosing either annual or prepaid options.
The Acantha reports Prof Shaw's pamphlet Scientific Farming in Montana is a valuable publication for farmers and free copies are available by applying to the Great Northern Railway at St Paul.
The notice asks correspondents to submit items by Wednesday for same week publication. Submissions received late may not appear until the next issue, making them seem stale.
Additional Local notes show Alex Burrell and his son John returning Friday from San Francisco. J M Weaver went to Augusta on a business trip. Bret Read and Sherbune Morse Z visited from Spilling Hill on Thursday and Friday. Mrs Fred Stamm from Grand Rapids Wisconsin visited her brother C S Parker and family. The Tweet family moved from the Olsen property to the house formerly occupied by R B Earle and wife who moved to the Cowell ranch on Deep Creek.
Clee and Jamuy return from Sun River bench. Miss Cora Bateman withdraws from high school to teach at Gamble school on Burton bench after good exam results. Ard Moore's two year old son breaks an arm in a wagon accident but recovering well. Paul Jacobson reports strong demand for horses in the north country and describes lively Conrad and Walier with new arrivals. C H Connor contracts F H Pings to build a modern undertaker's building at Conrad by June 1. Professor W W Jones leaves Teton County High School to serve as an antomologist for a large smelting firm in Redding California. will move family from Berkeley to Redding around April 1.
Sale includes ton rug 101x13, refrigerator, stove, table, dishes, curtain poles, wash tub, wringer, 100 feet rubber hose, fruit jars, lamps, two roller desks, cook cases, tools, garden implements, piano, coal and wood. Goods are top quality. Entire stock of first and second hand items to be sold. Cash on small items. six months on bankable notes bearing 10 percent for larger amounts. W. D. Luther.
George L. Burrell files a contest affidavit against homestead entry 13306 made April 23 1902 by John McK Elliott for lands in Montana. He alleges failure to prove up within seven years and abandonment. Notices to appear April 21 1910 before U S Commissioner A C Warner and final hearing April 21 1910 before the Register and Receiver at the Great Falls land office.
Affidavit filed Feb 21 1910 states personal service could not be made after due diligence. The notice will be given by due and proper publication. Registered by rise J M Burlingame, Register. First publication March 24 1910.
Department of the Interior notice from Great Falls Montana dated February 21 1910. James P Campbell contests Homestead entry No 1947 made October 8 1904 by John S Miller for lots 3 and 4 and the west half of the northeast quarter section 4 township 26 range 7 west. Miller alleged to have not established residence and abandoned for over six months. Hearing set for April 19 1910 before U S Commissioner Frank H Federden at Dupuyer Montana and final hearing April 27 1910 before the Register and Receiver. Publication first March 3 1910.
A public auction on April 9 at noon will offer the household effects of Dr. F A Long at the Chateau residence. Items listed include dining tables and chairs, sideboard, china closet, rocking chairs, leather couch, two beds and mattresses, dresser, chiffonier, large mirrors, commode, and more.
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