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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1904
Page
16
Notice from the United States Land Office Great Falls Montana dated April 18 1904 announces William Hilger and J M Burtinggame as parties associated with a land claim. First publication is April 20 1904.
Land office entry for Samuel W Langhorne dated April 1904 in Great Falls Montana documents conveyance actions and identified parcel details. The terse note lists the claimant name and location with no further transaction details provided in the fragment.
Notice is given that Charles H. Mustard and Rosie Mustard assignce of Sarah Mustard plan final proof for homestead and desert land claims at Dupuyer Montana before U S Commissioner George W Magee May 28 1904. Witnesses Joseph G NcQuaig Hugh U Monroe Dell Snedigar Adolph Bushman all of Dupuyer Montana. First publication April 21 1904.
Notice is given by the administrator of Annie Malone deceased to creditors and others with claims to exhibit them with vouchers within four months after first publication. Claims must be presented at J. K. Erickson law office in Choteau Montana, date April 11 1904. First publication April 14 1904. John Malony deceased.
Local notes report Singer Sewing Machine reps in town for measure and drawing contest. diplomas available for eighth grade graduates. land visitors from Austin and LaCrosse return east. Mrs. S F Ralston returns from Helena with grandson Warren Foster for summer. Seventh Day Adventist leader J A Holbrook visits Chateau with plans for monthly trips. Feist and Tillett sheep shear sheds ready at Collins. Chas LaBreche resigns from Teton Exchange. O G Cooper family moves to Great Falls. A L Hoy informs Bozeman of aged father's critical condition. mass irrigation meeting yields no result, committee to plan another session.
Regular church services and social visits. Dr Beaupre at Sweet Grass. families from Collins and Dupuyer visitingors. Outings to Sun River hot springs. Guthrie and others travel to Missoula for inter-scholastic contests. Watch cleaning offer at Jesse Collum's. Dupuyer supply of cottonwood trees sold. stage line Chateau Power suspended. boundary petition for Lake Basin precinct. Weyman views Montana prospects. Collins Mercantile cargo and new Washington fir flooring. Collins holdup seen as publicity for strong lumber deals.
Word reached Tuesday by telephone announcing the death and burial of Mrs. Wm Farrell of the Sweet Grass hills. The cause of death is not known. The deceased, about 28, was daughter of Peter Wagner a prominent stockman and wife of Mr Farrell. She leaves two small children.
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