Political shifts in Connecticut towns reflect party realignments
In the October 10 1913 Choteau Montanan report politicians note progressive losses and Republican gains across Connecticut towns mirroring national trends. Democratic votes stay near prior totals while Republicans rise and progressives fall, with minimal gains for progressives overall. The issue cites Anaconda Standard and records a quit claim deed from Isaac N Hazlett to Julius Hirshberg for property in Choteau Montana.
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Connecticut
Isaac N. Hazlett
Julius Hirshberg
Land records filed in county clerk office reviewed
A list of instruments recorded through October 18 includes warranty deeds transferring parcels in Conrad Chateau and Choteau, United States patents and certificate filings. Names include McCauley Thelen Hirshberg Cowell Lathrop and Sullivan with varied property descriptions and dollar amounts.
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Teton County Abstract Co
Chateau
George McCauley
J. N. Thelen
Julia A. Meisenbach
Emma Nevills
Conrad
Julius Hirshberg
Alvin J. Cowell
Hirshberg
Phoebe C. Weaver
J. Cowell
Nona Case
Elizabeth L. Wallace
Edward J. Hughes
Adolph Lippins
William Cowell
Edgar J. Roberson
Cowgill
Choteau
Clarence A. Witt
Copenhaver Bros
Brady
Walier- Montana Land & Water Co
Lake View Cemetery Association
Viola FE. Lathrop
Bruce BR. Namer
Walter A. Rosenfield
Michael J. Healey
Joseph A. Baart
Thomas A. Pridham
Bruce R. McNamer
J. E. Lathrop
Richards and Halvorson
Choteau U. S. Register
John E. Sullivan
Michael T. Sullivan
W. George N. Currie
W. Eleonora
W. Felix W. Robinson
W. Burchard E. Kent
Viola E. Lathrop
W. Harry H. Kech
Bernhard Clemens
U. S
DeLaney Denies Ad In Acantha Junk Dealer Claim
John A. DeLaney, former Choteau House bartender, files a notice to contradict an Acantha advertisement he says misrepresents his business. He invites the ad inserter to visit the Choteau House to discuss the matter, labeling the advertiser a junk dealer.
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Acantha
Choteau House
John A. DeLaney
Divorce Suit Filed in District Court of Montana
Gerald W. Lansing sues De losia M. Lansing in Teton County asserting desertion since July 19 1912 and seeks a divorce. The case, filed in Red Lodge, Montana, covers dissolution of the marriage entered August 15 1910 and asks for relief as stated in the complaint. James Gibson clerk, James Sulgrove attorney. first publication September 22, 793.
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District Court of the Eighth
Judical
State of Montana
Teton County
Gerald W. Lansing
Delosia M. Lansing
Red Lodge
Wontana
James Gibson
Paul Jacobson
James Sulgrove
Plaintif
Chateau
Montana
Local Sale Reported in Choteau
Property sold in Choteau by J. M. Graves and H. Thompson with Beaupre listed among parties involved in the transaction.
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Choteau
J. M. Graves
H. Thompson
The
Beaupre
Notice to Creditors Estate of Thomas H Fitzpatrick
Notice to creditors and all persons with claims against the estate of Thomas H Fitzpatrick deceased. Creditors must exhibit vouchers within four months after first publication to the administrator at L A Foot in Chateau for the estate’s business. Dated September 2 113. John Fy Fitzpatrick administrator. First pub September 26 1993.
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Thomas H. Fitzpatrick
Thomas HH. Fitzpatrick
LA Foot
Chateau
John FY Fitzpatrick
Thomas Vl. Fitzpatrick
L. A. Foot
Sheriff Sale Notice In Choteau Montana 1913
The sale lists Justus Hirshberg et al defendants including First National Bank of Great Falls and others. The property is described as south half and half of section 31 township 25 north range 3 west, subject to a 4500 mortgage. Sale set for Saturday November 1 1913 at the courthouse front door in Choteau between 2 PM and 5 PM.
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Justus Hirshberg
Elof Johnson
Thilda Johnson
Ellemezerg Ranney
Warry F K. Perris
H. K. Perris
Litta M. Ferris
Litta Gordon Ferris
J H. Abrams
First National Bank of Great Falls
tViont
Choteau
Teton County
Montana
County of
Teton
Range Three
Montana Meridian
Military Marvel at Petersburg Mine Blast
On July 30 1864 Grant detonated a mine beneath Petersburg center. A 500 foot shaft led to a 12 000 pound powder explosion creating the crater where Union forces attacked. Union losses ran 4000 to 5000 while Confederate troops recovered with notable self control.
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Petersburg
Grant
Lee
Pleasants
Forty-eighth
Pennsylvania
Keystone
Rev
T. B. Gregory
New York American
The Snake and the Umbrella Tale
A traveler tells of a man napping outdoors with an umbrella on a rock. Rain falls, the umbrella is opened quickly, and a live black snake splits in two as it reveals it had swallowed the umbrella, leaving only the handle. The man discovers the snark after hoisting the umbrella.
Fate of the Chickens in Ohio Town
A local AME church conference brought African American pulpit orators to town. After the event, a leading colored woman went to Pea Ridge to buy chickens from an old mammy. she learns the family’s chickens are gone because they have entered the ministry.
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Ohio
African Methodist Episcopal Church
Pea Ridge
Hanna
Allie
Japanese Gardens and the Soul of Contemplation
In George H. Fitch's The Critic In the Orient a section on Japanese beauty notes that every Japanese home, regardless of wealth, has a garden inviting the soul. Evening quiet lets the master retire to contemplate nature, becoming like a child and finding joy in simple things.
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George H. Fitch
Chateau Montanan 1914 calendar samples on offer
The Chateau Montanan unveils a refined 1914 calendar sample line. Order early to ensure prompt delivery and secure preferred designs for the coming year.
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Chateau Montanan
Living In Poise for Self Improvement
The text urges preventing energy waste by living in poise and using imagination to picture current goals. It notes these are the first essences toward personal progress and hints at practical applications of imagination in achieving aims.
One Sided Samples in Sales Humor
A traveling salesman notes his sample case breaks monthly and jokes that all samples are right feet while another salesman carries only lefts. A glove salesman adds that their men split sample pairs similarly.
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West
New York Sun
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Mont
Fox
Manchester
Nick Baatz
Great Falls, Montana
Sheriff’s Sale
Larson
Robbie
Mr. Jones
New York Globe
London Express
To Collins
Wm, Hodgkiss
Prop
Choteau, Montana
E. J. Roberson & CO
Cresent Milling Co
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