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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1908
Page
8
Dr. A Long presents a profile in Great Falls Montana detailing his medical career and the significance of name recognition in professional identity. The article highlights his path to practice and community impact through patient care and local service.
The Jackson block is a two story building at Main and Hamilton streets with the Hamilton street property now occupied by Mrs. Barr's millinery and a three room dwelling house. Described as valuable property and a first class investment. See or write to Jas. Sulgrove, Choteau.
J K Wiss Real Estate and Insurance lists dairy processing gear for sale at Mrs Kirkaldie's ranch seven miles from Augusta Montana. Items include a 200 gallon self heating cheese vat four screw press churns vats and knives and a 2 horsepower vertical engine. See Mrs Kirkaldie or Mrs Gray for details.
The trustees of School District No. 10 Teton county Montana will on June 8 1908 offer for sale at Conrad Montana six percent twenty year bonds amounting to 6900 dollars. Bonds redeemable after ten years with right to reject any bids. Address H E Brockman Clerk Conrad Montana April 30 1908 Frank Pings Chairman
George Louan of Choteau Montana filed notice of intention to make five year proof on Homestead Entry Now UE for the northeast quarter section 13 township 22 north range 2 west. Proof will be made before A Warner U S Commissioner at Chateau Montana on May 6. Witnesses: John Zimmerman Philip J Cole Morrel A Wilcox John Daley all of Chateau Montana. Burlisgame Register. First pub 9-105
The Teton county central committee ordered a Democratic county convention to meet in Conrad Montana at 2 pm on Tuesday June 2 1908. Delegates and alternates will attend the state convention in Bozeman June 10 1908 and the national convention in Denver July 7 1908. Precincts listed include Chateau Lake Basin Farmington Bynum Birch Creek Lake Raymond Belleview Lowry Collins Conrad Shelby and Sweet Grass with one alt and one deputy per precinct. By J L Dehart and W H Gorham.
J E Cashman returns from Great Falls. Wm Hougskiss comes back from Culbertson with horses. Miss Clara Davidson of Farmington visits sister Mrs E J Roberson. C A Franklio installs new steam laundry outfit at Chateau Mercantile. Wareroom updated by W M Pyatt and Clyde Martin. Martin Jacobson files first Montana patent for Cut Bank town lots 1 and 2 block 7 valued at 470 dollars. W D Jones moves family to ranch for summer. others plan spring departures for schooling. Brother Van reports Washington visit and Gettysburg battlefield stay with sermons in Baltimore. G W Yeager seeks paper at Champaign Illinois. plans further travel via Missouri Illinois and Indiana amid rain and frost. A H Furman leaves for six weeks to two months on post cutting contract for Dr F A Long with a full crew from Great Falls.
Dupuyer resident Herdy M Magland and spouse visit for several days. Carl Harris returns from Helena. Richard Shields relocates from ranch to town. Assessor Savory greets friends Saturday. Alfred Harris travels to Helena family. Jd W Quail and family tour Chateau. Mrs Golder hosts Hazel Milestone birthday party with 25 children and lunch by Mrs Golder, Mrs Malone, and Miss Fitzpatrick. Miss Orale Hess visits Mrs George Magee this week.
Postmaster John Zimerman took the first mail to the new Fairfield post office on the Sun River bench Tuesday There is no regular mail route yet and no appropriation to cover carry expenses Receipts must fund operations as far as they go
Concrete work offered for residences business blocks barns cellars basements sidewalks and similar structures. Work guaranteed with estimates furnished by A H Barr based in Choteau Montana.
Notice to all creditors and claimants of Frank Sylvester Campbell deceased to present their claims with vouchers within four months after first publication. Claims to be exhibited to the administrator at Cole and Cole, Cho teau Montana, the estate’s place of business. April 1 1908 Samgell Potter Administrator and PI Cole attorney for Administrator.
Notice to stockholders of Eldorado Co-operative Canal Company issued in Choteau Montana on April 29 1908. Directors levy a one dollar per share assessment payable by July 1 1908 to W W Gamble secretary treasurer at Hirshberg Brothers Bank. Delinquent shares will be sold August 10 1908 at 2 pm at the courthouse front door to cover the assessment and costs.
The 1884 Cha teau and early Montana settlers Jobo Jackson and his wife intend to move to Seattle if health improves. They have hotel and livestock ties, own town real estate, and are highly respected. Neighbors wish them swift, full recovery in a new home.
Notice announces WARRY FERGUSON of Choteau Montana intends a final five year proof for Homestead Entry No 414 filed January 6 1903 in section 17 township 24 north range 1 west. Proof to be made before A O Warner commissioner at Chateau Montana on May 31. Witnesses: John T Moore Gaylord Franklin C James Smith John W Shields all of Choteau Montana. J M Burline Register.
Desert Land Final Proof Notice to prove irrigation and reclamation of lis desert land claim No 1008 in Farmington Montana before U S Commissioner A C Warner at Chateau Montana on May 18 witnesses William Chalmers Robert Scharn Henry Wi Schurn Tran cois Trachor listed Burlingame Register First published 436 1905
Notice invites sealed proposals for two wooden truss bridges on Farmington and Muddy road and on Chotezu and Sheh creek road. Bids due by 10 a m Tuesday June 3 1908 with 5 percent certified check and double contract bond. County reserves right to reject all bids.
Sufficient contest affidavit filed by Edwin H. Wilcox against desert land entry No 270 dated September 19 1906 for the southeast quarter of section 7 township 28 north range 6 west in Teton County Montana. Edward Sawyer died October 7 1907 and heirs if any did not expend one dollar per acre in the first year or submit yearly proof. Hearings set May 21 1908 before U S Commissioner E E C Garrett at Choteau Montana and final hearing May 28 1908 before the Register and Receiver at the Great Falls Land Office. Publication ordered due to failure of personal service. First pub March 3 1908.
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