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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 1909
Page
8
Department of the Interior in Great Falls Montana issues notice dated October 18 1900 naming Mary Isabel Smith as a party in lands or claims subject to entry or action under public land laws.
Public land record notes an entry from the Coal Land Office in Great Falls Montana dated 1900. Listing references an individual named Uashus M Roberts and an associated tract ID Ort 1g.
Local residents undertake travels and visits with Mrs. W F Scott headed to Helena and Wm Cowgill traveling to Conrad. J E Johnson buys Klockler home on Palmer Avenue. Rev Father McCormack announces services in Chateau on Nov 14 and Dupuyer on Nov 21. Regular school quarter exams finish early in the week. W H Gorham Co buys 75 to 100 young males. Webb returns from Browning Butte Great Falls on insurance business. Paul Mineen trips to Norway with a layover in Minneapolis. Rebecca Acton and Neilie Scott return to Conrad. they are teachers at the institute. Havre plumber Karl Tschepen installs bath gear at the county poor farm and repairs at Chateau Blouse and high school. P B Christian and Jas Eckford visit Augusta with reports of fine conditions.
Crossen and partners ship about 89 cattle cars to Chicago for market as E H Higgins plans residence changes for schooling. A large St Bernard at Stack house weighs 143 pounds. Coroner reports Louis Brocker found dead near Vaher with self-inflicted wound. burial at Conrad with no inquest. Brother Wm Brocker resides in Dupuyer.
Fafffield Nels Landswerk visited Great Falls to consult a doctor about a past hand injury. John Huseth, ill with typhoid, returned home with Landswerk. he plans several weeks rest for recovery. John Schultz’s team caused an accident. a plow tree broke and Mr. Schultz was lightly injured. J B Maurer hauls lumber for a new ranch house on the bench east end. Fairfield gains a public telephone station at John Zimmerman’s place two weeks ago, connected to Choteau and Great Falls. No school last week first three days due to teacher at teachers’ institute in Choteau. St L Halladay came from Choteau on Sunday. Yom Cook to spend days at Frank Harris’ place. Mr. and Mrs. Jas Churchill visited on Tuesday. Churchill has filed on land and plans to build. Mrs. Chas Frey visited the county seat Saturday. W W Cole and wife spent the weekend in Choteau. Will Uatris and Al Young went to Choteau Saturday.
Raymond Bart and Ray Halladay head to Chateau then Valparaiso for the school year. A Friday dance by Omer Cook drew a strong crowd and an encore is planned for the 20th. Mrs J O Collins returns from a two month Seattle trip. Road work progresses with Stansberry McNeal and Coidiosis. Harry Collins locates and returns wandering goats. Mr and Mrs O Knowlton resume home after a three week visit with friends and relatives in Fort Saint Columbia.
Notice from the general land office states a public sale by bid will occur at 1 a.m. on a stated day at the local office in Onlice Great Falls area. Described lands include Lot 2 in section 4 with township and range details. Adverse claimants must file objections by the designated deadline.
Jane Ooices Great Falls Montana announces a public land sale under the act of March 2 1907 at 10 a.m. on December 1 190% at the office. Lands include sections 18 and 1 in township 20 north range 7 west, serial No 05162. Claimants should file claims or objections by the sale date. J M Burlingame Register C A Wilson Receiver. First pub 10-28-09.
Farmington residents and visitors share social visits with friends and relatives on the Beach. Several local people report medical events and recoveries including a 15 year old undergoing appendicitis surgery in Great Falls and healing well. Community members travel to Great Falls and back, attend services, and continue teaching music lessons nearby.
No price. Every person or company operating as a common carrier for hire in this state must obtain a license from the county treasurer where their main office is. Fees are five dollars per quarter if business is under five thousand dollars. Penalty applies for failure to procure in advance. A. C. Burbank, Treasurer. Chateau Mont. October 26, 1909.
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