Education drives Teton county’s growing college presence
Published on Thursdays the Choteau Montana paper notes rising higher education among local youth. It highlights attendance at Montana institutions including the Agricultural College and University, praising the move as a sign of good citizenship and community progress. It also notes Judge Rasch’s resignation and Judith Gap’s celebrated town birthday as local pride examples.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton County
Chateau Section
Ena
Tts
Montana
Judith Gap
Ladies Lead Lyceum Program for Chateau and Surrounding Area
The article praises a group of Chateau ladies offering a practical lyceum and entertainment course for the town and nearby districts. It notes the need for wholesome amusement and commends the women for improving local cultural offerings, wishing them success in the coming year.
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Lyceum
Chateau
Beneficent Bug Seeks Southern County Spread
A whimsical note dreams of a benevolent bug feeding on dandelions thriving in southern Teton county, hoping it will live long, multiply, and find abundant work in that region.
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Teton County
Stingy Steps Exchange Joke
An old man walks with exceedingly short steps observed by a little girl who asks if he walks stingy. The quip records a playful exchange reflecting a child's literal interpretation of manners and movement.
Men’s Dress and Lottery History Note
The article notes a long trend toward simpler men’s clothing since 1825, implying increased dignity in dress. It also recalls the first known lottery drawn in Bruges, Belgium on February 24 1446, marking an early instance of lottery drawing.
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Bruges
Belgium
Notice For Publication Non-Coal Land Claim
Notice is given that Charles Hauxwele of Choteau Montana filed intent to make final five year proof to establish his homestead claim for sw4 section 28 township 24n range 3 w Montana meridian before A C Warner US Commissioner at Chateau Montana on Oct 16 1911 Witnesses are Edgar J White Benjamin P Gordon Harry K Ferris and Dean Waterman First published Sept 7 1911
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Department of the Interior
United States Land Office
Great Falls
Montana
Charles Hauxwele
Choteau
Teton County
Meridian
A. C. Warner
U.S
Chateau
Laimant
Edgar J. White
Benjamin P. Gordon
Harry K. Ferris
Dean Waterman
Collins
E. L. Barnes
Register
Teton Co operative Canal Co Announces Stock Assessment
The Teton Co operative Canal Co of Choteau Montana declares a fifteen dollar per share assessment on all stock. The levy, approved Sept 23 1911, is due by Oct 14 1911 to H R Thompson secretary treasurer. Delinquent stock after Oct 14 will be advertised and sold Nov 11 1911 to cover the amount due plus costs.
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Choteau
Teton County
Montana
H. R. Thompson
Chotesu
The
Teton Co-operative Canal Company
Notice of Sheriff Sale Foreclosure in Montana District Court
Notice of Sheriff Sale issued under an order and decree of foreclosure from the Eighth Judicial District Court Montana. Proceedings to sell described property to satisfy lien or debt under the law and court order.sale to be conducted by sheriff at public auction with terms set by court.
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District Court
Eighth Judicial District
State of
Montana
Coun
Sheriff to Auction Foreclosed Mont. Lands in Chateau
J B Lawlis obtained a judgment against William T Croff and William J Martin. A public auction will sell parcels in Teton County Montana to satisfy the judgment, with sale at the Chateau courthouse on September 30 1911 at 2 PM. K McKenzie sheriff will oversee the sale with E H Ganong as Under Sheriff.
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Ty of
Teton
J. B. Lawlis
William T. Croff
William J. Martin
William T Crof
Lam
County of
State of
Montana
Range
Montana Meridian
Chateau
William T. Cross
K. McKenzie
E. H. Ganong
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Union and
Stis
Lotk
A. B. Guthrie
Trion County
Choteau and
Rasch
Federal District Judge
Judge Rasch
Teton Co-operative Canal Co
Lowry Mercantile Co
Lowry, Mont
Wyman & Go
Minneapolis———Minn
Duluth
Metallica Sue
Remington
UMC
Remington Umc
REMINGTON/ARMS-UNION METALLIC CARTRIDGE CO
Broadway
New York
the Citizens'state Bank of
G. M. Coffey
P. H. Crossen
James Eckford
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