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Choteau Acantha

Location

Choteau, Montana, United States of America

Date

May 13, 1920

Page

2

Sheriff Sale Notice of Limington Property in Montana

In the Ninth Judicial District of Montana Teton County Sheriff I S Martine notices a sale in a real estate dispute. The lot rights of William N Pike Essie E Pike Finch Van Slack McConville are seized for cash at the courthouse front steps Chateau Montana on May 29 1920 at 2 pm. Property includes lots 7 8 9 10 in block 8 of Limington now Bole with all appurtenances. First pub April 29 last May 20.

Nineteenth Judicial District State of Montana County of Teton Charles F. Cole William N. Pike Essie SE. Pike Finch van Slack & McConville Essie E. Pike Montana Limington Bole Teton County Chateau William N. Pike Essie Pike, Finch A. D I. S. Martine Phil I. Cole

Notice for Public Publication of U S Land Claim

Leonard Wagner of Dupuyer Montana filed intention to make three year proof to establish his claim to land described in his Henry estate entries in Kalispell and Helena land districts. He will present proof before Co Warner United States Commissioner at Chateau Montana on June 3 1920. Witnesses listed with illegible names.

Department of the Interior U.S. Land Office Helena Montana Leonard Wagner Dupuyer Kalispell Land District S. SW R. W Helena Land District WMNW Ney Township Range 9 Meridian Co. Warner United States Chateau Enema Cp Tgii A Om

Fragmentary Notice From Puyser Montana Patch

Partial text lists Puyer Montana and George W. Magee of Chateau Montana with a register name JOS. OKER and date range First pub Apr 29 last May 27 suggesting a public notice or legal filing record.

Battle Over Northwest Printing Press Identity Sparks State Debate

Minnesota and South Dakota contend over possession of the region’s first newspaper press. A Washington hand press in the Minnesota Historical Society’s collection is claimed to have printed the Dubuque Visitor in 1836 and the Pioneer in Minnesota, with a long chain of owners and relocations through Iowa, Wisconsin, and Dakota Territory. The dispute centers on which iteration truly qualifies as the Northwest’s first printing press and where its historic identity rests.

Northwest Minnesota South Dakota Minneapolis Journal Washington Minnesota Historical Society John King Dubuque Cincinnati Dubuque With the New Press St. Louis Mississippi River J. Allen Barber Daniel Benfill Nelson Derby Wisconsin Lancaster Wis Grant County Herald L. O. Schrader James M. Goodhue Goodhue St. Paul Minn Pioneer Pioneer Press Jeremiah Russell Sauk’ Rapids Frontiersman Sauk Valley Herman Muhlenberg Lindstrom Citizen Samuel J. Albright Prairies Sioux‘Falls Dakota Territory Dakota Democrat Sioux Falls A Ta Ff. Pettigrew Sioux Falls South Dakota Department Albright Dakota Minnesota Museum

The Right Man

A messenger boy mistaken scout commissioner Dan Beard aboard a New York City elevator carries bundles. Beard, national Scout Commissioner of the Boy Scouts of America, reveals his identity to the boy prompting a surprised salute from the crowd.

Dan Beard High Matiron New York City Mr. Beard Boy Scouts of America

Comrade Rescue Attempt Fails Aboard U S Iowa

William Ransford and J Jackson attempted a perilous overboard rescue of seaman Wells from the forward turret of the U S Iowa in icy waters. Wells was lost after slipping and falling overboard in cold conditions with floating ice.

William &.Ransford National Naval Volunteers J. Jackson W. A. Wells Iowa Ransford

Loss of Appetite Guidance and Remedies

The passage advises that loss of appetite is usually not serious and suggests skipping meals briefly and eating two meals a day to regain relish. It emphasizes five hours between meals for digestion, moderate outdoor exercise, and treating constipation with Chamberlain's Tablets when applicable.

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