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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1907
Page
3
A brief notice advertises available sandwiches lunch and hot coffee during evening hours. The item signals a quick service setup likely near a public venue. Local customers are invited to visit for evening meals and beverages.
Department of the Interior notices MCHARD H. WRIGHT heir of Elizabeth Wright deceased of Farmington Montana to make proof on desert land claim No 7620 for lots 20 and 3 in section 30 township 25 range 3 west before A C Warner commissioner at Choteau Montana on Wednesday November 6 1907. Witnesses: Harry K. Perris Farmington Montana William Chalmers Robert Scharn Andrew Roe Farmington Montana. First publication October 17 1907.
A poem fragment recounts Willie Wink returning home from school to recite daily rules for goodness. Each moment shows the child’s aim to be kind, followed by a defiant reply when confronted by discipline, ending with a stubborn objection spoken aloud.
Octavia Sheldon of Great Falls Montana files desert land final proof for claim No. 1333 in section 2 township 28 range 7W to be proven before the U.S. Land Office at Great Falls on Friday November 22, 1907. Witnesses are Thoms N. Stimson Michael Lynch Joseph Sturgeon and Etta Sturgeon all of Dupuyer Montana. Register J M Buffalingame. First pub. October 17 1907.
A quirky narration follows Tow-Head venturing to the woods to hunt bears using a corn stalk gun. The tale blends playful dialogue with moral lines about love and virtue, ending with a wandering poet voice and reflections on home and heavenly light.
Notice is given that entrymen Alfred Vigen Charles Pfui ste and others filed five year proofs. They will appear before U S Commissioner A C Warner at Chateau Montana on November 12 1907 to prove residence and cultivation of lands in section 15 township 26 north range 5 west and adjacent parcels. Witnesses listed include Ole Thompson George Califson Nicholas O Puttle Tobias Talifson and Alfred Vigen.
Tow-Head follows Billy Bang to a shadowy den but fears the Bear and boy’s wild plan. A woolly bear erupts in threat, Tow-Head fires with a corn stalk gun, killing the bear and sending Billy Bang fleeing.
Minn ie Tuomas Boyce offers a string of plainspoken maxims about modesty and resilience. Do not be uppity or seek pity for unspoken hurts. Value spouses and hard work, cherish children, and avoid venting ailments to neighbors.
All persons are forbidden to fish or hunt on the land of Cowell and Kinney. Trespassers will be prosecuted. Cowett and Kinney.
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