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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1905
Page
4
A man speaks of bizarre medical foresight as he reveals multiple body parts removed or altered to prevent future ailments. He lists eye, hair, teeth, and lungs being replaced or removed to avoid risks, joking that prevention beats potential illness.
A child explains to his mother why rainy weather blocks school but invites play. He argues it is safer to play in rain than in sunshine, citing mud and slippery conditions. The tale includes playful exchanges about growing up and changing memories.
A Touston Post quote contrasts a call for self restraint with a boast about facing men, reflecting a community clash over behavior and discipline. The exchange centers on a talk of restraint and a combative stance, illustrating local tensions.
A brief exchange shows a mock confrontation about age and gender with a witty interaction reflecting social expectations and humor in a Detroit Free Press snippet.
In this early stage note from the New York Press the speaker questions whether Thumper is out of prize contention for good. The query suggests this is only the third retirement for the figure referenced.
A humorous exchange in the Chicago Journal features a young scientist urging boiled drinking water to kill microbe parasites. The elder replies he would rather be an aquarium than a cemetery, highlighting a quirky public health quip from the era.
In a courtroom exchange, Powell jokes about a twenty year endowment policy maturing next month while Tiowell mutters about living life over again, prompting the judge to weigh the lighter side of an insurance matter.
Department of the Interior notice states George Herbert Miles of Papayer Montana filed for proof of desert land entry No. GSt for the SW4 SEc 24 T27N R7W before US Commissioner George W. Magee at Dupuyer Montana on October 10, 1905. Witnesses listed are Albert Lloyd Raymond D. Anderson Edward A. Ganong Allison Garrett J M Burtisgame.
The notice states Nich Bastz as plaintiff and Mathews as defendant. A sheriff's sale is set for September 30, 1905, at the courthouse in Chotana, Peton County, Montana. The land described lies in Teton County, including the south half of the southeast quarter of section 13 and the east half of the northeast quarter of section 24, township 28 north, range 3 west, totaling about 160 acres, under a writ of execution issued August 21, in the Eighth Judicial District.
Notice announces intent to make desert land and homestead proofs for William S. Cunningham and others. U.S. Commissioner W Mathews in Choteau, Montana, will hear desert land claim and homestead proofs on specified dates. Witnesses listed from Bynum and Choteau areas. First publication September 23, 1905.
John Svensson of Farmington Montana filed notice of intention to make final proof on desert land claim No 7347 for the NEd SWd, W2 Sed, Sec 2, NW NEd Sec. 7, T26 R4 W. Before A. C. Warner U.S. Commissioner at Chateau Montana on Saturday October 2, 1905. Witnesses Elof Johnson Paul Jacobson John A Carlstir Bernard Sepeson.
Department of the Interior announces that the following named settler has filed notice of intention to make final proof in support of his claim. Proof will be made before A. C. Warner U S Commissioner at Chateau Montana on October 28 1905.
District Court order directs sale of the estate of Samuel E Meneill also Samuel H McNeill deceased. Administratrix will offer in private sale to the highest cash bidder subject to court confirmation. Sale includes undivided interests in several placer mining claims in Swift Current district and two-eights interest in Ruby placer claim. Bids due by October 23 1905 at residence in Wallspsell Montana with ten percent bid deposit.
Choteau Aerie Number 505 of the Fraternal Order of Eagles holds meetings on the second and fourth Saturday nights of each month. C BE serves as Treasurer and W P JoAn W Snreos is Secretary.
For sale at a bargain. The Mrs Chenoweth property in Cheteau. Call at this office.
A band of sheep will winter in Montana near Bynum with hay and range provided. N. O. SaTErci coordinates the move and oversees arrangements for shelter and grazing.
Albert B Pettigrew of Shelby Montana files intent to prove desert land claim 7549 in township 31 north range 73 west before U S Commissioner James M Wilcox at Shelby October 25 1905 Witnesses Henry F Stollenberg Henry F Hughes Charles Hilger James A Johnson all of Shelby Montana Register J M Burninacame First published 1905
Estate of Mary Beahean deceased asks all creditors and claimants to exhibit their claims with vouchers within four months after the first publication. William McDonald Whent is administrator, at J. G. Bair's office in Chateau Montini. First published September 21, 1903.
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