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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1913
Page
4
The article reports Attorney General Kelly clarifying wolf pup valuation and bounty policy. He states no more than three dollars can be claimed for destruction before the animal becomes a grown wolf, and outlines a state paid bounty of fifteen dollars for slaughtered wolves only when measurements align with specified dimensions.
Tony Minster visits in town from Deep Creek while Miss Lier ends Minnesota visit. Editors Busey and Rigney attend land sale. Hampton arrest warrant sworn after an altercation with Watson over a sheep deal. Farmers Elevator Co in Chateau nearing completion. Minnesota builders constructing another elevator. State land sale draws hundreds. Cut Bank lot sale featured. Cowgill and Cole show interest, Cowgill buys adjoining land.
George Bowen C E White WW W F Shea Mr John Hufman Robt T Smith D V McCormick Geo W Mathews Wim Allaine Co A West Lee Brown J W Baker Brown Leahy Walter E Brown Advertised letters at the post office require callers to mention advertised when inquiring. WM Krofft P.M.
Authorities declare the killing of cattle a serious crime and vow vigorous action. The sheriff and county attorney plan to continue a campaign to stop the practice and bring perpetrators to justice.
Members of Choteau Lodge No 1131 O O F and visiting brothers are invited to a smoker by Choteau Encampment No 1110 O F at their hall in the Connor building on Friday evening October 17 at 9 o'clock.
Scientists note that nomadic Indians lacked tuberculosis awareness while living a wild life. The piece also cautions that steam heat has drawbacks in such contexts.
Saturday four o clock the Cha teau Drug Store hosts a big candy sale offering homemade candies. The Junior Sophomore class invites patrons to attend and support school activities.
Real estate transfers list warranty deeds from Costello to Johnson and others, with parcels in Guths addition Shelby, Brady, Chateau, Bynum, Agawam, Dut ton, Central additions, and Jacksons addition. Notable transfers include Libby Lumber Co. from Bynum and Hallerson from Westpahl for large and fractional parcels, with several $1 transfers and one $6,000 payment for multiple sections in townships 37 north range 3 west.
Judson Marks transfers to William Miller for 1700.00 in townships 29 north range 5 west. Clinton Hurt & Co to Philip W Blake for 1.00, lot 16 block 10 Walier. Christine Odell to Anthony J Moltz for 200.00, SW1 4 section 5 township 23 north range 1 west. Sarah Hughes to A J Moltz for 150.00, lots 3 and 4 block 47 Rose Dale addition Shelby. US patents to Mary Graham assignee of Alexander McDonald lot 3 section 2 township 28 north. SE1 4 section 35 township 29 north range 4 west. US to William Willshaw, lots 3 and 4 section 7 1/2, lot 1 section 18 township 37 north range 1 west. US to Jessie M Crandall E 1 4 NE section 25 township 30 north range 4 west, lots 2 and 3 section 30 township 30 north range 3 west. US to Lloyd Callison SW section 27 township 34 north range 2 west. US to George A Covington NW 1 4, NE1 4 section 18 township 34 north range 1 west. The Teton County Abstract Co Ghoteau Montana.
At the First Methodist church Rev Percy Reid McMahan leads a talk series on the powerful religions of the human race. He aims to show both blessing and curse through unbiased study of faiths to illuminate the Messiah's teaching. Services Sunday at 10:30 and 7:45 with Sunday school at 11:30 Epworth League at 7. Themes for October 19 cover The Powers of Faith and Confucianism and Taoism of China.
Directors in Chateau Montana authorize a twenty five dollar per share assessment payable by October 30 1918 to H R Thompson secretary treasurer. Unpaid shares after October 30 1913 will be delinquent and advertised for sale November 20 1913 to cover the delinquent assessment and sale costs.
Mass will be celebrated on the third Sunday of each month at 10 a m in Collins with evening devotions at 7 30 p m in Choteau. On the fourth Sunday Masses in Choteau at 8 and 10 30 a m with 7 30 p m devotions and preaching at all services. J Connolly Pastor.
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