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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1908
Page
4
A brief listing names for a Republican ticket names William Henry something Pare t of Ohio for Vice President James S Suerman of New York. The fragmentary item suggests a party slate with regional balance and prominent states.
The editorial urges full and active backing for the delegates' ticket, arguing unity within the county GOP is essential. It warns against silent indifference or undermining opposition and stresses that Republicans must vote for the entire slate to strengthen the party’s organization and success.
A fragment recalls a playful misadventure with a heavy stick and rough humor. The speaker notes shared lunch on a rim and a mix of grief and fun from childhood escapades, hinting at a close bond between two kids.
The article notes Mrs Barr's candy line and a planned restaurant in the old Mint building during fair week. It reports Rev H A Prescott leading services at M F church on Sept 6 with themes faith and religion and the Boy. It records deaths and injuries including Wau Conley of consumption and Mamie Bateman recovering after a fall. Delegates from Sweet Grass, including J S Gordon, W G Davis, and Johnitzpatrick, arrived from Great Falls with Pat Buckley to the convention. Buckley fell ill.
Executor William Sharp of the Jack Miller estate in Flathead County Montana calls creditors to present claims with vouchers within ten months from first publication. Notices filed at the king office of G H Grubb Kalispell with Grubb as attorney for the executor dated September 3 1908.
Department of the Interior announces a sealed land sale at 10:00 a.m. on October date for tract in sections 26 and 29 in Montana. Serial No. 0497. Purchasers and adverse claimants must file objections or claims by sale time. J.M. Burlingame Register and C. A. Welson Receiver sign. First pub October 3, 1908.
Typewriter paper found stored at the Acantha office measured 814 by 138 in boxes and awaiting use or distribution.
No hunting nor shooting allowed on the ranches of the Cascade Land Co. A. I. Corson, Supt. Norick When your watch needs re pairing leave it with Mr. T. A. Smith Chateau the work will be done promptly and well Satisfaction guaranteed.
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