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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1910
Page
8
Notice states ready to repair all kinds of watch and jewelry with guaranteed work. B Corson promotes The Youth's Companion subscription benefits and sample copies, inviting readers to subscribe for 1910 and receive a 1911 art calendar. Subscription address and offer details included.
In the District Court of Teton County Montana notice is given that Mary T Lawler administratrix will sell at public auction for cash the estate of Fred H Lawler deceased on Saturday November 12 1910 at 12 pm in front of the post office Cut Bank Montana. The sale includes lots 11 13 14 15 block 10 and lots 21 30 31 block Tall Cut Bank Montana with fifty percent due day of sale and balance on court confirmation. Attorney Hil 1 Cole represents the administration. First pub. 10-13-10
A local shop keeps on hand fresh fruit and candies and offers the latest in ladies and misses hats. They take orders for tailor made ladies' wear as well.
The Acantha announces stocked legal blanks including Notice of Water Right Lease Satisfaction of Mortgage Renewal of Chattel mortgage and various deeds and notes. Rates shown per hundred or per item with quantities and forms such as quit claim deeds warrants real estate mortgages and receipts.
The item lists price per 100 tabs of school reports at 75c to 1.00 dollar. It notes 100 Tab quantities and a uniform rate of 1.00 per hundred.
The senior member retires from farming and dissolves the firm W. W. Gamble & Son on October 12 1910 by mutual consent. W. W. Gamble will settle all debts of the firm and all debts due said firm should be paid. Allan H. Gamble also signs. First pub October 13 1910.
Notice restricts hunting on the Muddy field and the reservoir area without prior authorization. Dated September 15, 1981, issued by P. Hyraud.
Joss was compelled to apply explosive force to a steel surface by detonating a dynamite cartridge. The act caused visible dents and damage to the metal, indicating the impact of the blast on the material.
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