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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1912
Page
5
Local notes report J T Moore traveling to Great Falls on business while Dr and Mrs Isateman return from a short Falls trip. Various residents relocate or start new ventures, including Billy Chappel opening a tin shop in Chateau and Estella Bechtel taking charge of Gamble school.
Martin Reed, who came back from the Midvale country last week after spending the summer in the forest service, is recovering from a very severe illness or injury.
A public reception will be given tomorrow evening at the Methodist church in Chateau to honor Rev and Mrs McMahan newly residing there. The town invites all residents to attend. Choteau appoints W L Stuckey as new public school superintendent with ten years experience and strong academic background. Mrs Stuckey plans to visit Valier before joining her husband in Chateau.
Rev. Percy Reid McMahan pastor. Sunday morning service 10 30 Sunday school 11 30 Epworth League 7 00 p m evening service 7 45 p m choir practice Thursday 7 30 p m song service open to all welcome Friday Sept 20 board of trustees and board of stewards meet members urged to attend.
Wall rye seed offered by Sunnyside Store Co. in Vaughn Montana with pricing and bulk options for farmers and gardeners seeking quality seed stock for the upcoming planting season.
Local landowner Dennis asserts no hunting allowed on his ranch with a posted restriction noted as 9-5-1f ED. The message clarifies access limits and enforcement expectations.
The administrator James Sulgrove of the estate of Mary M. Sulgrove deceased invites all creditors and claimants to present vouchers within four months of the first publication at his office in Tuckson Block Chateau Mon Ang, with the first publication dated September 32, 1912.
The Teton Cooperative Canal Company in Chateau Montana declares a twenty five dollar per share assessment due by October 16 1912 to H R Thompson secretary treasurer. Unpaid shares after October 16 will be delinquent and public auctioned on November 6 1912 to cover the assessment and advertising costs.
The state coach of London's lord mayor is drawn by six horses and has a weight of three tons sixteen hundredweight, marking a grand ceremonial setup in the capital.
Department of the Interior notice announces JOHN AUGUST KOOS of Chateau Montana intent to file final proof for a homestead in section 13 township 23 north on the Great Falls district. Witnesses Edgar Roberson Ole Nordhagen Charles Lepage and Morell Wilcox all reside in Chateau. The hearing before U S Commissioner A C Warner will occur September 27 at the Chouteau office. First published 22 12.
Sealed bids to the Board of Trustees of School District 22 Teton County Montana will be received until 2 p m September 21 1912 for construction of three frame school buildings in the district Building No 1 is to be 42 by 20 feet and the other two 18 by 24 feet Each building may be bid separately with the right to reject any or all bids reserved by the board.
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