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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1909
Page
4
A. B. Guthrie notes the end of the term with exams at the county and public schools. He reflects on the sadness and hope of vacation and the town’s role as a school town. Teachers and pupils are wished a happy, relaxing break until autumn return.
Sheepmen lambing and farmers exploiting clear weather keep town quiet with fewer shoppers. Despite the lull, locals see this as a positive sign that a busy period of commerce is ahead.
A brief storm passed, causing minimal damage and letting the warm sun revive the grass as snow melts. The three sunny days beforehand helped greenery spring up rapidly without notable losses.
With all land withdrawn under the Carey act to be settled up Seton county shows a promising prospect of a large population gain as settlements expand and homesteaders move in.
Notice invites interest in organizing Sunday schools across Montana. Contact Rev. Edwin M. Ellie of Helena Rev. George Edwards of Great Falls and Mr. John A. Sellers of Billings for assistance at no charge. Write to the nearest organizer today.
Notice to prove the will of Hugh Crossen deceased in the District Court of the Eighth Judicial District Teton Montana at the Mo'clack courtroom. Frank Crossen seeks letters Testamentary. June 1 1909 set for hearing. heirs listed except Patrick Crossen. James Gibson clerk. first publication May 6 1908.
In the District Court of Teton County Montana plaintiff Lee phuintif sues James M Wilcox Ida J Wilcox Willam Dawes and Nick Buatz over a lien for labor on a building in Virden. Plaintiff seeks 286.25 plus interest and 75 attorney fees, with costs and a lien on the described lands and building. Defendants Dawes and Baatz may have later claims inferior to plaintiff. First publication April 29 1909.
Notice is given that Octavia Sheldon formerly Octavia Brown of Whitcomb Montana filed intent to make final proof to establish a desert land claim No 1353 for the sw4 ne4 and other quarters in section 2 township 28 north range west Montana meridian before Frank H Federden at Dupuyer Montana on May 28 1909 Witnesses named Michael J Lyons Carl Harris Joseph Sturgeon and Henry M Jensen all of Dupuyer Montana J M Bortin Register First pub 4 2 1909
Property owner KB Jones announces reduced rates on timber logs and honeyed posts at Pine Ridge. The note offers house logs and all remaining stock for quick sale to interested buyers.
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