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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 1916
Page
6
A dense roll call enumerates President Wilson and cabinet officers, U S senators and representatives, Montana state officials, and county officers including governors, judges, clerks, and auditors with names and home states or places of service. The list covers federal appointees, Montana state leaders, and local county authorities.
The notice promotes the Thrice-a-Week New York World at 2.00 yearly for 56 issues and offers a combined subscription with the Acantha for 3.00 per year. It promises prompt and cheap news during the European war and upcoming presidential campaign.
The piece argues that alongside man-eating sharks, U S governance faces aggressive forces pressing for the restoration of Tobber tralff, framing a struggle between national peril and corporate influence.
Fred Ebeling, Chicago labor leader and Chicago Cooks union president, defends workers' rights amid clashes with Edelweiss and Green Mill venues. He accuses liquor interests and anti union forces of suppressing personal liberty for employees while praising broader labor aims and mayoral change.
The state mine inspector reports Colorado coal production for the first half of 1916 at 4.684 million tons, up from 3.657 million the prior year, with wages steady or rising. Accidents dropped to two last month while 12,151 miners worked on average. Prohibition correlates with fewer boos and more savings, banks noting larger savings accounts.
Chicago city council weighs ordinance barring disreputable persons from entering saloons with liquor interests opposing the proposal.
Department of the Interior notices Homer A Beach heir of Augustus Beach deceased of Nevada Missouri filed for five year proof to establish land claim in Montana. Witnesses: Percy E Hodgskiss Howard H Higgins Edward W Fearon Louis W Lehr all of Chateau Montana. Filed 1916 with register R N Sutherland. First pub Oct 18 last Nov 15. English invention for convalescents a cane with foot extension projection.
Land Office at Great Falls Montana notes Homer A Beach filed desert land entry on October 6 1910 for S% NW NY SW section 22 township 23 range ? to establish claim by final proof under the 38th paragraph of section 5 of the 1915 act before A C Warner US Commissioner in Choteau Montana on November 18 1916. Percy I Hodgkiss Howard H W Lehr all of Choteau Montana witnessed. Ak N Sutherlin Register. First pub Oct 18 last Nov 15.
Isaac F Allum of Chateau Montana made original and additional homestead entries on June 4 1913 and January 10 1916 for NEY SE% NWIX% section 17 township 23 north range 6 west Montana Meridian. He will present three year proof at the office in Chateau on November 20 with witnesses William Irons Jesse W Keithley Einar Tronnes Silas A McPhee all of Chateau. TR N SUTHERLIN Register. First pub Oct 18 Last Nov 15.
A New York dispatch from American notes that no fort of any material can withstand the current great guns. Forts are now only points on the line rather than true forts in the old sense.
In Teton County Montana John E Helm sues all persons claiming any interest or lien on the described real property The southeast quarter of section 10 township 23 north range 1 west contains 160 acres more or less The suit seeks a quiet title decree declaring Emma Helm sole heir of Andrew Helm deceased and that John E Helm hold the property free of incumbrances with other relief as proper First publication Sept 27 1916 Last publication Nov 1 1916 R M Armour attorney for plaintiff Great Falls Montana Court Clerk James Gibson seals the document
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