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Newspaper
Choteau Montanan
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1918
Page
8
Announcement outlines age rules for the fourth class postmaster exam. Applicants must be 21, except in states where women are legally considered adults at 18, making eighteen year old women eligible on exam day. Residency within the posting territory and U.S. citizenship required. Forms 1758 and full requirements provided.
A Grand Forks ND critic reviews The Inside Story of the National Non-Partisan League and argues socialism in North Dakota would create autocracy under a Big Boss. He warns several states may follow, urging Americans to oppose state ownership schemes and preserve liberty.
List of instruments filed in the county clerk and recorder's office for the week ending April 23 1918 including deeds to properties in sections 14 24 34 and 21 townships 23 to 27 ranges 1 to 5 west and related water rights on Birch Creek with names such as Ernest C Brown George A Sudson Kenneth G Luke Henry Jacobsen Ethel L Zeimantz Louis B Driscoll Arthur J Kelly Alfred Stromstad and others.
A review praises The Honor System directed by R A Walsh and presented by Fox. It highlights authentic Arizona frontiers scenes, Western characters, and a dramatic rescue led by Joe Stanton with the American flag guiding the action. The piece also lists U S patents and land parcels connected to the narrative.
Publication from Chioteau Teton County outlines weekly issue schedule and annual subscription price of 2.00 dollars. Advertising rates are available on application.
Inshman John Caseday faces a seditious charge before Judge Shields and is bound over to the superior court as preparations for a Chateau living expense debate arise. Farmers Guden Mesch and Wool tour Rolling Stone land, while Fairfield visitors praise Brady’s cleanup and a late snow hints at a bumper crop. Levi Burd buys two-year steers in Flathead and Ole Sigurdson moves to Seattle. KE Savory and others plan a Park-to-Park highway study, aiming to modernize the route with full county support.
The Food Administration ended the order banning pullets and hens for slaughter before April 30. As of April 19 there are no restrictions on shipment or sale of poultry.
The list shows men from Teton County and others assigned to quota for Camp Lewis with delays and transfers. Names include Harry M. Keenholts Cut Bank Montana and Edward J. Parmelee Valier Montana among others, along with several transfers to other camps and boards.
City ordinance bans children propelling noisy wagons or go-carts on Main Street and Third Avenue South. Violations may be prosecuted and will be, unless the practice is stopped. By order of the City Council.
Advertises to buy fat beef veal mutton or hogs from unspecified sellers. Notes dealers record of sales of firearms available from the county auditor at cost. Mentions a book of 50 duplicates priced at one dollar.
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