Official Paper of Teton County Delivers News
The Choteau Montana weekly official paper announces publication on Thursdays with second class mail status. Dated November 19 1908 the issue lists a subscription of 32.90 per year or 37.15 in advance.
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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 19, 1908
Page
4
The Choteau Montana weekly official paper announces publication on Thursdays with second class mail status. Dated November 19 1908 the issue lists a subscription of 32.90 per year or 37.15 in advance.
The article argues that reform exacts a heavy price from San Francisco. It notes Francis Heney’s near-fatal wounding as part of the city’s bid to purge municipal corruption. It stresses civic pride, safety, and finances sacrificed for lasting reform, praising the effort despite costs.
By the death of Ex-Governor Smith, Montana loses a beloved public servant who served as U S district attorney for four years before his governorship. Born in Mary MacLane, the Butte author once tied to a famous book, she has vanished from Rockland Massachusetts where she resided.
A man who began his career as a lawyer in Kentucky moved through Missouri to Dillon Montana and other Montana cities Helena Butte Kalispell enjoying wide friendship. Ill since 1901 he retired three years ago to a Flathead lake farm, a young man still and full of potential.
A 1908 Montana notice reports the Pablo buffalo herd returning to their Canadian range, with light commentary on American patriotism. It also includes a canal company assessment notice seeking $25 per share by December 21 1908 and a delinquency sale date of January 16 1909. A high school meeting is announced for November 21 and a small classified note offers a work team for sale.
Department of the Interior United States Land Office Great Falls Montana Oct 1 1908 Notice is hereby given that CHESTER A MADDOX of Lowry Montana who on April 1 1908 made DOL Eo No 200 Servnd No 01582 for the nw4 ne4 sed etc has filed notice of intention to make final desert proof to establish claim to the land above described before the Register and Receiver U S Land Office at Great Falls Montana on the Sunday of December 1908 Claimant names as witnesses Emma May Maddox Robert Miller Orta D Gray Charles W Burns all of Lowry Montana J M BURLINGAME Register First pub 10-22-08
Notice of sealed proposals received by 10 am Tuesday December 8 1808 for removing and rebuilding the Marlas river steel bridge near Johnsons ranch in Teton county Montana Materials from the present bridge to be reused Bids must include plans certified check for five percent and bond for double contract price Right to reject bids reserved County clerk A C Warner Choteau Montana November 19 100s
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