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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1904
Page
5
A. S. Truscott visits county seat while James Ralph and Chas Lassell from Dupuyer stop in Choteau. Dee Furman transacts business in Choteau. sale or exchange offer of French Merino ducks. Court to admit citizens October 18 1904. Catholic Dupuyer supper and dance October 28. County Republican officers elected for two years. Rally postponed to October 26 with program including Japanese wedding drill and music to fund church sidewalk and carpet.
Ted Burke returns from Wisconsin business trip while Dr. Stephens offers dental work at Chateau house. Republican HQ opens in Cooper building. Episcopal services led by Rev Stringfellowext at town hall. A daughter born to Mrs Walter S. Clark at 304 Third Avenue. Rock foundation bid for high school set at $1.6214 per perch by F P McDermott and Robin Johnson. J G Bair to campaign tour in southern state. praised as an effective orator aiding the Republican ticket.
John W. Petch a Bynum blacksmith and Helena English of this city wed at the home of Mr and Mrs Chan Smith last Saturday evening Rev Wells of the Methodist church officiated The Acantha offers congratulations.
Chicago stockyards report Oct 11 with cattle receipts 14 000 including 7 000 westerns and sheep 35 000. Cattle top at 5 60 for prime steers and 3 30 to 5 00 for medium. cows 2 25 4 50. calves 3 00 1 0. western steers 3 25 4 50. Sheep steady with good to choice wethers 3 35 4 15 and native lambs 3 90 5 00.
The undersigned will sell at public auction in Chateau Montana Saturday Oct 15 all store goods remaining from the Bynum business. Household goods farm implements cattle horses or any value to sell if brought in will be sold. Terms cash or bankable notes. BR L SMITH W D LurHer Auctioneer.
A schedule lists Republican speakers for various counties with dates from October 15 to October 27. Farmington features Phil I Cole and H J Miller with different partners on several days, Dupuyer to be supplied, Browning includes T H Carter and J M Dixon, and the Republican Glee Club of Chateau plans attendance in Farmington October 15 and Dupuyer October 21 plus rallies at unspecified locations.
The list for the week ending Oct. 10 includes McGill John Snell Rev Father. When calling for these letters say advertised and pay one cent. H. R. Thompson has secured the agency of the Nelson coal offering Lethbridge or Nelson coal to patrons.
Mary Carr assignee of Florence E. Richardson filed intent to prove desert land claim No 6144 for sections 27 28 and 3 township 26 north range 8 west before U S Commissioner A C Warner at Chateau Montana on November 11 1904 Witnesses Emery Knowlton Henry Guerin James L Calling all of Raymond Montana Albert L Young of Chateau Montana First publication October 6 1904.
Notice announces the time for electors to register in Election District No 7 Lowry prior to the November 8 1904 general election in Teton County Montana. It states the deadline of 9 p m October 29 1904 and a one day reopening October 31 for legal registrants. Registry agent W K Frowerixe will operate at Flowerree's store Lowry from October 17 daily 9 am to 9 pm.
Treasurer John S. Gordon of Tetén County Montana announces state and county taxes for 1904 are due at the Chateau office. If unpaid by 6 p m on November 30 1904 a ten percent penalty applies and delinquent property may be advertised or seized and sold to cover taxes and costs.
The notice lists registration deadlines for Election District No 1 Chatéau Lake Basin in Teton County Montana ahead of the November 1901 general election. It names a registry agent and locations Byron Carson's shop and WA H Davis's house and cites dates in October 1904 with daily registration hours.
Public warned hunting is not allowed on Sands company lands. Violators will be prosecuted under state law.
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