Weather Prophet Hints at Cold Winter for Choteau
A Choteau resident nicknamed the weather prophet predicts a cold coming winter if prairie dog bark is thickest on the north side. The note ends with a playful injunction not to shoot.
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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1910
Page
4
A Choteau resident nicknamed the weather prophet predicts a cold coming winter if prairie dog bark is thickest on the north side. The note ends with a playful injunction not to shoot.
An increase in orders overwhelmed the creamery as a single day’s request reached 350 pounds, exceeding supply. Directors urged more milk stock nationwide, noting butter fat shortages to meet the demand for butter.
A visitor from outside city remarks this is the first creamer y he has seen in operation, noting the Golden Red creamery is a running facility amid the series of creameries.
A fragment praises cooperative creameries for resilience, noting the local creamery’s steady success and the compliment to its management amid financial pressures.
The text notes imperfections in the tariff law and contrasts deficits before with a surplus after its enactment. It argues a tariff that fails to cover running expenses would be a poor excuse amid other funding options, citing a shift from a $58 million deficit to an $820 million surplus.
Senator T. P. Gore of Oklahoma condemns the Democratic Party as lacking statesmanship and heroism in Dallas. He argues the Fifty-Second Congress failed to redeem pledges and exceeded the previous Republican economy by 210 million dollars while advocates of free silver and McKinley tariff repeal dominated the agenda.
Department of the Interior notice from Great Falls Montana stating George T. Uzelach of Collins Montana filed intent to make final commutation proof for land in sections 32 33 township 26 north range 1 west Montana Meridian before U. S. Commissioner John C. Ferris at Dallas Montana on October 28 witnesses K K Ferris Levert I Syse Charles Crane John Angus all of Collins Montana E L Barnes Register first published 9 15 10.
The Acantha lists stock items including Notice of Water Right and Lease forms, Satisfaction of Mortgage, Renewal of Chattel Mortgage, Bills of Sale, Warranty Deeds, Rex Estate Mortgages, Chattel Mortgages, Quit Claim Deeds, Promissory Notes, Receipt books, and School Reports in tabs. Prices vary by item with quantities and per hundred rates noted, and orders available promptly.
Maria Krause of Farmington Montana filed intent to make final proof on land described Desert Land entry No 05466 in section 32 township 2 north range 3 west Montana Meridian before A C Warner U S Commissioner at Chateau Montana on October 24 1910 Peter Eyraud Martin M Eyraud Germain J Nicolas Joseph Eyraud all of Farmington Montana listed as witnesses First publication September 15 1910
Sealed bids due by 6 p m September 24 1910 for coal to supply the county high school with at least 25 tons and October delivery. Bids must name coal quality and commercial name and mark bids for coal for County High School. Also sealed bids due by 6 p m September 29 1910 for seventy five tons of bituminous coal for School District No 1 Chateau Montana with October delivery and grade details.
A note from B. Corson states the watchmaker and jeweler offers a full range of watch and jewelry repairs with all work guaranteed.
Notice to creditors for the estate of Joseph I Bean deceased. Executrix Jessie M Cunningham directs claims and vouchers must be presented within four months after first publication to her at James Sulgrove Jackson Bank Choteau Montana. First publication September 8, 1910.
Property owner restricts hunting inside the Muddy field and on the reservoir without explicit permission. Warning against trespass highlights private land protection and safety concerns.
Dope for the coming election offered as a complete record of the last election two years ago. Cards priced at 25 cents each, available at the Acantha office or by post paid order.
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