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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1910
Page
7
The document argues about nominating suitable men for office, stressing character and ability. It questions why supporters must defend flawed candidates and calls for selecting the best people for positions, considering all circumstances.
The article surveys improving conditions at Lewin and Clark forests amid conservation talk and a push to pass an amend ment linking state funding to education and penal institutions. It also notes local business chatter, real estate deals, and various residents visiting towns, with threshing under way and cattle and wool markets of interest.
The article notes haying near the Brady and Flying U ranches winding down and mentions various local activities. Hares Gand of LaCrosse Wisconsin visits J A Prey and returns for a roast. Civil officers Sachett and Flaherty visit Livingston with men to inspect the Algal basin dam project for the state land board. Mrs Roy McNeal and Mrs Ora Knushton of Rhaymond were in town Thursday. Coffey and Wellenstern refuse 2.25 for lambs. Significant hay sales report 1100 per ton. Burke leases the Brady property. Mr and Mrs Md Stonehouse host a recent dance and supper.
Notice that a first class Watchbunker ava Jeweler Law is prepared to do all kinds of watch and jewelry repairing with all work warranted. COKSON.
A New York Telegram item states She-We was deeply in love with Earned, who sent costly flowers and gifts daily for two years. The column asks if his efforts finally won her, noting she did not grant him the match.
Up to 9:00 a.m. Saturday Sept 17 bids will be received for a 1920 foot cemetery fence project at Choteau. Specifications are on file at the Acantha office. The winning bidder supplies all labor and material except usable existing fence on the east boundary. Bids marked Bids for building cemetery fence filed with A Guthrie secretary.
An election will be held at the school house in Bynum Montana district twelve on Saturday September 17 1910 to decide if bonds shall be issued to build a new school house about five miles northeast of Bynum. Polls open 2 to 6 p m. N O Tuttle Chairman and D Stewart Clerk.
Notice is given that GEORGE W. DENNY of Ryauin Mentins filed intention to make final proof to claim land described in Homestead entry No 249 Social OOOS7 for sid aid, W2 sid, sel sw section 3 township 25 N range 6 W Montana Meridian before A C Warner U S Commissioner at Chorean Montana on Sept 6 1910. Witnesses: Charles Krofft Edgar D Stonehouse Robert L Stonehouse Dewiuls Holland Bynum. Register IL Barnes First pub 8 11 10.
Notice is hereby given that the annual meeting of the stockholders of the Seton Co operative Reservoir Company will be held at the company office in the National Bank of Montana building in Helena Montana at 3 o clock p m Saturday September 24 1910 for electing officers and other business as may come before the meeting Helena Montana August 1 1910 Teton Cooperative Reservoir Co Notley W Thompson Secretary West pub 825 1910
Alexander Mynster of Dutton Montana files intent to prove up a homestead claim to sw4 section 10 township 24 range wo Mortann Meridian, before US Commissioner AC Warner at Choteau Montana on September 23, 1910. Witnesses: William Brixel Theodore Albrecht John A Sweat Alexander Bannatyne all of Youtton Montana. Eul Barnes Register. First pub 11 1910.
Seonard R. Nasi of Brady Montana failing to meet final proof requirement for homestead entry No 02083 in section 10 township 26 north range 2 west Montana Meridian, will present witnesses George A. Benson Ernest Ta Marriott Willan Edmonds and Andrew J McNeely at U S Commissioner office in Chester Montana on September 20 1910. E L Barnes Register. First publication August 11 1910.
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