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Newspaper
Choteau Montanan
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1914
Page
4
The Choteau Montanan publishes candidate notices for the August 25 1914 primary. Democratic and Republican contenders seek support for county assessor treasurer attorney clerk positions. Oscar Odenwald and Grace Thomas wed in Helena and will reside in Chateau.
Local briefing lists visits from E J Robertson of the Cash Store to Great Falls and several arrivals including Mrs James Heighton and Pearl from Bozeman. A B Guthrie family and Arthur Nirshberg family return from Indiana and Boulder Hot Springs respectively. A temperance talk is set for June 20 at West Farmington. Mrs Louis Thompson underwent surgery in Great Falls. A Bovee family plans to reside in Chateau and form a local music class. A bill of sale records transfer of Brady Whetstone goodwill and printing materials to Wayne F Aldrich.
Arthur Bovee plans to open a barber shop in a room adjoining Missonan store on Main Avenue within the next day or two. Mrs. Bovee arrived from Missoula to assist. The coyote trade in Teton County appears lucrative. deputies marked 786 coyotes, 2 wolves and 9 wolf pups in the first ten days of the month, with state bounty totaling $1,686.00.
Miss Hazel Hane of Limington suffered a broken arm in a runaway near Limington last Monday. Report says she is then getting along nicely, but details of the accident are unavailable.
A message from F H Newell at Great Falls authorizes immediate construction of the Sherburne lake reservoir dam as part of the St Marys storage plan. About 400 each, work begins when equipment is ready and rushes to finish. A second order prepares the Nelson reservoir dam 25 miles east of Malta to irrigate 25000 acres near Glasgow with 190480 acre feet capacity. 정부
In the District Court of the eighth judicial district Montana Teton County Minneapolis Thrashing Machine Company plaintiff versus E L Marriott Sarah A Marriott and Chas W Taylor defendants. Sale set for July 7 1914 at 2 pm at the front entrance of the court house Chateau Montana property described as the northwest quarter of section 8 township 26 north range 2 west containing 160 acres more or less with all rights. Ek McKenzie Sheriff E H Ganong Under Sheriff. First publication June 12 1914.
The county of Teton and Minneapolis Threshing Machine Company file suit against Charles Colan, Della Colan, Pat Butler, and Joseph Sturgeon seeking sale of property in Montana. At ten o'clock a.m. at the county front entrance the sheriff will sell the southeast quarter of section 35 township 60 north range 4 west containing 160 acres plus parts of blocks 80 and 43 in Valier. The sale transfers all rights, title, and interest in the described lands and associated rights. Sheriff K McKenzie and Under Sheriff E H Ganong oversee.
Next Sunday June 14 a 10 am Mass will be held in the Bynum school house with devotions at 7 30 pm in Chateau. An cordial invitation is extended to all attendees.
Sealed proposals will be received by the Choteau town clerk until 6 p m July 6 1914 for the construction of sanitary sewers and disposal plant about 3.2 miles with earth excavation embankment and various vitrified pipe sewers and drain tiles plus automatic flush tanks and a disposal plant. Plans on file at the engineer office in Choteau and Great Falls with a 3100 deposit required and a 10 percent certified check with each bid. The town reserves the right to reject all proposals. First publication June 5 1914. F C Young bound for Leola SD to wed Margaret Kutschke June 17 then return to Chateau.
Sheriff Kenneth McKenzie traveled to Deer Lodge last Tuesday evening to custody Martin Hall who was sentenced to a year in the penitentiary for grand larceny after a guilty plea at the district court session.
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