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Newspaper
Choteau Montanan
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1917
Page
7
Exterior shows Craftsman style with a sun room and sleeping porch. Living room spans the front with a sun room connected by French doors near the fireplace. Winter use with glazed sash ventilation and removable screens. Home measures 26 by 25 feet. construction cost $4,000 excluding heating and plumbing. Publisher offers Lux ton's American Dwellings book set for $1 per copy.
Winter wheat seed priced at 2.50 pounds per bushel and oats at 2.75 dollars per hundred. Listing from Nick Vlin near Kervieugel Spring Valley.
160 acre property about 4 miles from Chateau with 40 acres broken and in crop. Fenced land includes a small house and grainery. Quick sale price set at $2500. Listed by Weaver & Trescott.
Three roomed house for rent. Buy a Success water motor washing machine at Houck and Cleland's. They are cheaper to run than an electric washer and, as their name implies, are a success in every respect.
A description of children's hats priced to attract mothers. The top hat uses narrow braid on a soft base with velvet ribbon and silk embroidery. Another hat features Ince braid with velvet ribbon and chiffon, adorned by a cluster of four tiny apples signaling summer youth.
The Muddy River dam near Brady regained flow and water from a large reservoir feeds the river near Bynum. A July 5 birth marks the Jones family’s growing family near town. Road work advances west to Donald Graham’s, toward Power, with culvert and low-place improvements. Lawyer J A De Bardeleben opens an office in Dutton with wife planning to join him. Sentinel reports Yellowstone trip by Martin Jacobson and son Irving, and a forecast of good grain without rain. A Manley and Mayer garage fire damages adjacent buildings, origin suspected as spontaneous combustion.
A discussion on sports hats explores how fashion for athletic wear spurred new designs. The illustration features two models, one with a silk Japanese patterned crown and melon-like ornament, the other in pongee with bright green grosgrain trim.
Five extra strings of 20 birds were shot in the Montana State Sportsmen's association event at Anaconda. H. S. Mendenhall of Billings won the Brownlee challenge medal. Cowell, Prater, and Kimmell broke 25 straight in the regular event, with Prater eliminated early. O Brien won the Klepetko medal shoot off at five pairs. County Clerk E. G. Garrett notes a separate legal notice with June 20 first publication.
In the District Court of Teton County Montana the administrator of the estate of Robert Twiges deceased postpones the sale of real property to July 14 1917 at 2 p m at the court house front door in Choteau Montana. The property includes lots 1 2 0 2 and 22 block in Hazletts addition to Chateau Seton County with improvements and appurtenances. James Sulgrove attorney for the administrator. Publication dates July 6 and July 13.
The assessment book for Teton County 1917 is open for inspection at the county clerk’s office. The board of county commissioners will meet as a board of equalization at the Chotesu office on Monday July 6 1917 to examine the assessment book and equalize property values, continuing daily through August 15 1917. The board will also convene on August 17 18 and 19 to act on complaints and final raises, with penalties for nonappearance. sections 2574 2575 of the revised codes noted.
Sealed proposals will be received by the clerk of school district No 1 Teton county Montana at his office in the Larson building Choteau Montana until 2 o clock p m July 1 1917 for the construction of an addition to and remodeling of the present school building also for the plumbing heating and electric wiring in said building. Each to be let in a separate contract plans and specifications on file in the clerk s office and at Henry Wal Johnson Co Great Falls Montana A certified check equal to ten percent of the total bid must accompany each proposal The board reserves the right to reject any or all bids or to accept the bid deemed most advantageous to the board All proposals should be addressed to the clerk of the school board Choteau Montana By order of the school board none 20 1917 JOHN W GALL Clerk First publication June 29 1917 First pub July 6 1917
Notice from the Town Council of Cha teau Montana at its July 2 1917 meeting orders concrete walks to be built along First Ave S W between Third St and Second St in front of lots 20 through 27.
Farm for sale eighty acres six miles from a railroad town all fenced and three hundred acres plow land balance gold pasture fair improvements bargain taken at once half cash balance three years at seven percent interest speak quick if you want a bargain apply to Weaver and Trescott Choteau Also the Frank Jefferson home in Choteau with one acre Possession given 60 days after purchase Weaver and Trescott
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