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Newspaper
Choteau Montanan
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1916
Page
3
A local seller warns against ultra low shoe prices and promotes fair pricing and quality service. The store states it offers high grade shoe repair and will refurbish old shoes using modern machinery, charging reasonable rates.
Chas. W. Gray travels east on a short visit, M. D. Cooper leases his ranches and moves to town, and Al McDonald helps repair fences for Democratic friends. Hodgkiss builds a new livery stable to be the finest barn north of the Missouri and Sun Rivers. Hirshberg sells a mutton lot in St Paul at a good price. Leech and Cooper dissolve their woolgrowers partnership. Leech continues the business solo. Cooper loses his wife after a long illness. she died near Adrian Michigan after returning from California. The Cooper Martin Sheep Co lands sold at sheriff sale for 9105. School reopens with low attendance amid diphtheria fears. Ward returns from Chicago after attending McKinley parade. Potter leases a band of yearlings to Cowell. Town reshuffles residents with Gallagher moving to Dupuyer and Ryan moving into town. Woodmen of the World organize with J E Wamsley and Erickson aiding. Neil McConnell returns with carpenter Boutilier to finish his ranch house. Pearsall buys Cherum’s ranch west of town for 312000. Sam Martin of Browning visits. Major Steele issues 6000 cattle and 5000 calves to wards. daily issuance planned at 250. A Smiths party travels to Blackfoot on Tuesday.
Prominent United States senators and congressmen send letters from Helena endorsing Miss Jeannette Rankin republican candidate for Congress. They praise women's right to participate in national legislation and rankin as a capable representative for the sixty fifth congress.
Royal presents Blanche Sweet in The Black List a Marion Fairfax and William C. DeMille drama for two nights. The story follows a school teacher in a mining town who confronts a mining company over the dreaded roster. The cast includes Charles Clary Horace B. Carpenter William Elmer Jane Wolf and Ernest Joy.
Public auction planned in Teton County Montana for the estate of Sigrid Ostensee deceased. Administrator Ole C Ostenson set sale for October 21 1915 at 2 pm at the court house front door Chateau Montana. Ten percent cash to bidder. balance after court confirmation.
Taxes on all real and personal property for 1916 in state, county, school districts, City of Conrad, and towns Valier Cut Bank Chateau are due at the County Treasurer in Choteau. If unpaid by 6 p.m. December 1, 1916, a 10 percent penalty and interest charges will be added as required by law. E. D. Forrest, County Treasurer. First publication October 6. Last October 27.
An old Cologne 1665 tract links plague to celestial, natural and social causes and notes pigs as a blamed effluvium. A Detroit Free Press exchange column quotes a witty exchange about a remarkable piano player and a playful household role play.
Montana notices a sale by the executor of Martha J. Ewert deceased. The public auction is set for October 21 1916 at 2 pm at the Chateau courthouse front door. The bid is cash with ten percent due day of sale and balance on court confirmation. Property includes the west half of the southwest quarter of section 28 and southeast quarter of section 29 in township 28 N range 2 W MPM. Deed at purchaser expense. First pub September 29.
Public auction on October 21, 1916 at 2 p.m. in Choteau Montana for the southeast quarter of section 17 township 25 north range 3 west M M contain 160 acres more or less. Cash with ten percent down to the auctioneer. balance upon court confirmation. Administrator Hl. KK. Ferris announces sale of all rights of the deceased estate. First pub September 29 1916.
Three rooms suitable for housekeeping available for rent. Inquire at Mrs. Mary Hopkinson's residence.
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