Chateau Acantha Proprietor Ad
The advertisement notes C. G. Bishop as proprietor and mentions linotype set services in Montana.
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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1913
Page
3
The advertisement notes C. G. Bishop as proprietor and mentions linotype set services in Montana.
Real estate transfers for the week ending October 25 list numerous warranty deeds including Conrad Townsite Co. to Samuel A Sollid for Lot 15 Block 29 Conrad and other transfers across towns. Also included are notes on independent lumber dealers and a detailed sugar cured ham and bacon recipe from Andrew Boss of the University of Minnesota.
W O Whitcomb of Montana Agriculture College explains alfalfa inoculation. The soil method transfers inoculated soil from a known field at 200 pounds per acre and harrows it in. avoid weeds such as dodder. The next year fresh soil from the newly inoculated field can be used for continued inoculation.
James C. Adams longtime Montana resident and Sun River rancher died after a yearlong illness at his Sun River home. Survived by his wife and nine children, he will be buried at his ranch with Elks and Rev. J H Little officiating. Adams born 1845 in Kentucky, came to Montana in 1863 and to Sun River in 1874 after varied work including wagon boss and sheep trade. Elks and Great Falls lodge members plan funeral attendance by special train from Great Falls.
Choteau reports on the Larson ditch irrigation scheme with Ward Baker and R M Hattersley inspecting roads and lands. Ward and Baker own about 800 acres under the ditch with 25 water shares worth 225 dollars each. The cooperative Larson canal project covers nearly 20000 acres with Senator Tom Larson holding a majority. Local interest centers on Brady and the future impact of the irrigation system.
Five percent loan offered to buy or improve city and farming properties. Long time terms with no commissions. Apply at Glenloyd Hotel in Choteau Montana through J. H. Kelly.
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