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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1916
Page
2
The text muses on a South American alliance as a shortcut to U.S. policy in Mexico. It mocks General Carranza for fickleness and notes truth versus perception. It jokes that Villa’s education is unclear and references changing paths to success.
A Department of Agriculture bulletin outlines wireworms as major pests of corn wheat oats and other crops. It describes the true wireworm and several regional varieties including Northwest Middle West meadow and West forms, their habits and recommended control practices.
Department of the Interior notices John Jacobson of Chateau Montana plans three year proof to establish his homestead claim for NIE 28 in township 23 north range 4 west Montana Meridian. Hearing before A C Warner in Cho teau Montana on June 7 1916 with witnesses Edmund Youngblood Andrew Austad Hans Langston and Daniel E Jacobson. R N Sutherlin Register. First publication May 3.
Angelique Ralston of Helena Montana filed intention to make final proof by purchase under act of March 4 1915 for S 1/2 NE 14 NY SE 14 section 12 township 26 N range 5 W Montana meridian before A C Warner U S Commissioner at Cheteau Montana on the 15th day of Martin Larson and Harry Wing of Bynum Montana Ole Wagnild of Farmington Montana Otto Wagnild of Agawam Montana R N Sutherlin Register First pub May 10 last June 7
Oscar Lee of Bole Montana holder of spring 1913 homestead entry serial 080884 for S 514 section 10 township 28 north range 3 west Montana Meridian will appear before U S Commissioner Fred Schoensigel at Fairfield Montana on June 24 1916 to make three year proof to establish the claim. Witnesses Halvor Thompson John Olstad Jacob Anderson John Brolsma all of Bole Montana. Register R N Suthisalin. First pub May 24 last June 21.
Viola Ward formerly Viola Elfstrom of Chateau Montana has filed intention to make commutation proof to establish claim to land in section 2 township 23 north range 4 west Montana meridian. A. C. Warner U S Commissioner Cha teau Montana to hear proof on June 8 1916 with Mortimer Hirshberg Henry Freeman Albert C. Weiss and Charles A. Berglund listed.
George Sabados of Bynum Montana filed notice of intention to make final proof under the 1915 act to establish a desert land claim for lot 4 section 19 and other parcels in township 26 north range 6 and 7 west Montana Meridian before U S Commissioner A C Warner at Chateau Montana on June 6 1916 with Lincoln Humble Joseph Zgoda Robert H Golding and Jeremiah O Hanlon of Bynum as witnesses.
Olga Perry formerly Olga Thorson seeks three year proof to establish a land claim in NW portion of section 27 township 23 north range 3 west. Hearing before U S Commissioner Fred Schoensigel at Fairfield Montana on May 7. Notice published for Anton Helmes John Nolmes Peter Weyer and Carl Zimmerman of Sutherlin.
Albert C Weiss of Chateau Montana filed December 8 1918 for a homestead entry serial 035257 covering multiple subparts in section 11 township 28 N range 4 W, Mont. He seeks commutation proof with Viola Ward also of Chateau Montana and Charles A Berglund of Bobe R N Suthdrlin Register noted.
Owen P. McEmeel of Bole Montana who filed a December 24 1914 homestead entry seeks to prove up his claim NEY section 15 township and range before the U S Land Office Great Falls Montana on June 28 1916 Witnesses include J P Huidekoper Alfred Johnson Nora McCall all of Bole Montana and George F Hughes of Great Falls. Also noted is a report that American meat barons and the British government have reached a 20 million dollar agreement remarking that great powers can get along when they choose to do so.
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