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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1919
Page
7
Notices detail heirs of land claims in Montana under 1917 and 1915 acts. Leo C Reisz heirs seek proof of homestead claim death in service with witnesses from Great Falls. Edward W Fearon seeks final desert land proof for Isabel Fearon via Chateau office with witnesses.
Jacob Ketchejian files to contest and cancel Papil Aleshian homestead entry No 044934 for land in sections 19 and 20 township 25 north range 7 west Montana Meridian. Contester alleges absence of residence or cultivation and not due to US or state service. If no answer within twenty days after fourth publication, entry will be canceled. Dates: first pub April 17 1919, second April 24 1919, third May 1 1919, fourth May 8 1919. THOS CORBALLY Receiver.
Alexander Walker of Chateau Montana filed notice of intention to make three year proof to establish his homestead claim on land described as SW% SW Sec 2 NZ NE Sec 10 NW% NW Sec 11 T23N R West MT meridian before A C Warner U S Commissioner at Chateau on May 3 1919. Byron Corson Hugh D Cameron Iver Hagen George D Corwin all of ChateauMontana accompany.
Rollin A. Clearman of Chateau Montana filed notice of intention to make three year proof to establish a land claim in section 6 and surrounding parcels. The hearing before U S Commissioner A C Warner at Chateau Montana is scheduled for May 21 1919. Attending parties include Lyman O Rogers Kalama Montana and others. J A Barkdr Register. First pub April 17 test May 16.
Department of the Interior directs a public sale of a mountainous tract in section 15 township 22 north range 5 west, M M. The bid starts at $5 per acre and auction occurs May 6, 1919 at 10:00 AM. Highest bidder pays immediately. objections must be filed by sale time. THOS. CORBALLY Receiver. Last publication May 1.
Frank Peten of Cnoteau Montana filed notice of intention to make three year proof to establish on May 6 1919 for homestead entries in section 9 township 23 north range 4 west Montana Meridian. Parties Marion A Shook Henry R Fischer Peter P Sandmo Freeman A Daley all of Chateau Montana witnessed.
Public sale under Sec 2465 R.S. offers land at under 3.50 per acre. Earl Yeager applies for serial 045116. On June 1919 at 10 a.m. in this office the SW4 NW14 section 15 township 24 north range 6 west will be offered. Highest bid paid immediately. claims or objections due by May 29. J A Barker Register THOS Corbally Receiver. Last pub May 29.
Department of the Interior notices a land claim by George W Little of Kalma Montana filed on July 26 1915 for sections 18 and 13 township 23 north range 7 and 8 west Montana Meridian. Hearing before U S Commissioner A C Warner on June 6 1919 witnesses Louis Dejana Charles M Odell Frank W Cady and George M Bony all of Chateau Montana. First publication May 1 last May 29
Sealed proposals due May 20 1919 for furnishing missions and constructing two one room school buildings in Farmington Montana. Bids must include a 3 percent certified check and are subject to rejection. Plans available at the county superintendent and district clerk offices. N W Edwards chairman and Mrs I N Caskey clerk. Published May 8.
The article describes a vast Japanese wrestling hall seating 13 000 with a circular arena roof like a Shinto shrine. It notes the crowd’s tea, pipes and rice, the box of the crown prince, shrine offerings to Nomi no Sukune, and elder Toshiyori figures who organize matches and pensions.
An announcement from Paris shows a strange shift in fortunes for James Hazen Hyde and Harvey I. Gibson. Hyde, once a prominent financier, became an assistant to Gibson at the American Red Cross in Paris after fleeing to Europe. Gibson rose from modest beginnings to wealth and was chosen as general manager by Henry P. Davison.
Mr Peerabout, a typical tourist, encounters a sunken lake bed and questions a native. The bed reveals that a picnic with anchovy leftovers led fish to drink water, consuming the lake water and drying the area. The tale blends whimsy with a curious fable about cause and effect.
Sufferers are told Chamberlain's Liniment can bring relief from rheumatic pain and ease the torment of this widespread complaint. The note emphasizes the liniment as a help to rest and comfort.
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