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r r ! Patronize your home industry. The, m v i 4’f* V Teton Saw Mill A complete Supply of Native ” Rough Lumber always on hand for immediate delivery. zDimensiom our specialty H . D . U p m a n General Blacksmithing i * t and Horseshoeing Strictly modern and up-to-date. Machinery in all departments.] [No job too big for us to do right. No job too small for us to fail to give it careful and prompt attention. N one tout c o m p e t e n t w o r k m e n ,, e m p l o y e d SATISFACTION GUARANTEED CHOTEAU, MONT J E T The Choreau Montana n C. E. TRESCOTT AND SON, Publishers' “Entered as second-class matter.fitly 11, 1913, at the post office at Choteau, Montana, under the Act of March 3, 1879.” f t CHOTEAU, MONTANA, MARCH 27, 1914 Published weekly at Choteau, Teton County, Mont. Filed With County Clerk. i » » » 4 - Following is a list of instil ments filed in the office or the county clerk and recorder* as furnished the Montanan by the! Teton'County Abstract \Co. 'o f1 U. S, to Albert Berland, se4, sec 4, twp 27, r 1 w. U. S. to William Coppers, e2 nw'4, e2 sw4, sec 4, twp 27 n r 1 vr. U. S. to Roe Everts, n2 s2 sec 5, twp 27 n, r 3 w. U. S. to ^Charles \ Grriffith, e2 Choteau, Montana, for the period |sw4> ,ot3 6 and ^ 3ec ^ twp 26 n, C H O IC E L I N E O F T h e O a s i s Wines , Liquors 1 l l v UClolu and cigars Collins, Montana B E N FEIST, Proprietor You will always find welcome at The Family Liquor Store Choice WINES, LIQUORS AND CIGARS That Famous American Beer on Draught m m Bottled G ds is our Speciality T. H. TH OM P SO N, P R O P R I E T O R Farm For Sale 237 acres on the far famed Burton Bench Two miles south of the store at Farming- ton. Good water rights on the Farmers’ and Burton ditches. D. V. McCORMACK, Livingston, Mont. ending Mar. 21. Warranty deeds. 'William 'S. Casey to ^ Mrs. Bertha Brooks, $1, an undivided one-half interest in and to s2 nw4, n2 sw4 sec 12, twp 27 n, r 2 w. ' John Burch and wife to James! A. Johnson, $1, n2 nw4, sec 24,1 e2 ne4, sec 23, twp 33 n, r 2 w. 1 Agnes Jackson and hus to Sever O. Huseth, $9,000, lots 7 and 8, ' blk 10, Choteau. Sever O. Huseth and wife to r 2 w. U. S. tö Willie L. Hümble,’ s2 se4,'see 4, nvv4 ne4, ne4nw4sec9, twp 26 n, r 7 w. U. S. to Clarence E. Wheeler, se4, sec 10, twp 27 n, r 4 w. U. S. to Noah Lederer, ne4, e2 nw4, sw4 nw4, ne4 sw4, sec 13, twp 27 m r 4 w. U. S. to John N. Sheppard, se4 ne4, n2 se4, se4 se4 sec 23, twp 37 n, r 1 w. ü. S. to Janet Stotler, lots 1 Thomas O. Larsan, $1, lots 7 and land 2, e2 nw4. sec 18, twp 30 n, 8, blk 10. Choteau. T. O. Larson and wife to Sever O. Huseth, $1. s2 sec 34, twp 27 n, r 2 w. Choteau To wnsite Co. to A. J. Flynn, $1, lots 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13 and 14, blk 2, Hobson’s add to Choteau. Michael Etienne to Maggie Ackerman. $1, se4, sec 25, twp 29 n, r 2 w. Choteau Townsite Oo. to Far mers Co-operative Elevator Co., $1, lots 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 and 6, blk 1, Hobson’s add to Choteau. W. 1). Sharman to Frank L. Erickson, $1, lots 27 and 28, blk 3 Ethridge. Frank L. Erickson t*> W • D. Shannon, $1, lot* 1 and 2, block 4, Ethridge. Quit claim deeds. Milwaukee Lind Co. to County* of Teton, part of sw4 se4, sec 18, twp 26 n, r 4 w. Joshua A. Earhart and wife to R. A. Earhardt, $1, ne4, sec 21, twp 27 n. r 5 w. Mrs. Lycy B. Skinner to R. A. Thomas H. Earhart and wife to R. A. Earhart, $1, ne4, sec 21, twp 27 n, r5 w. Patents. U. S. to Alexander Leistke, e2 se2, sw4 se4, se4 sw4 sec 9, twp 35 n, r 2 w. U. S. to Thomas W. Costello, s2, sec 3, twp 31 n, r 1 w. U. S. to Albert J. Murdock, s2 sec 2, twp 32, r l w , U. S. to William F. Scott, se4 ne4, sec 18 twp 24 n, r 5 w. U. S. to William F, Scott. w2 ne4, sec 18, twp 24 n, r 5 w. State of Montana to James A, Johnson, $1,600, nw4, sec 21, twp 32 n, r 2 w. T. S. to Clyde W. Martin, se4 sw 4, s 2 se4 sec 23, s\v4 sw4 sec 24, twp 33 n, r 2 w. U. S. to John Burch, n2 nw4, e2 ne4, see 23, twp 33 n, r 2 w. U. S. to LeRoy Herschberger, lots 1, 2, 3 and 4, sec 30, lot 1, see 31, twp 26 n, r 1 w. U. S. to Jerome Mitchell, ne4, see 30, twp 26 n, r 1 w. U. S, to Thomas II. Fitzpatrick, se4 sc4 sec 14, sw4 sw4, sec 23, nw4 nw4 sec 24, twp 36 n, r 5 w. U. 8. to Edgar G. Moulton, lots 1 and 2, s2 nc4, sec 2, twp 28 n, r 1 w. U. S. to William L. Smart. s2 se4 sec 35, twp 26 n, lots 1 and 2, sec 2, twp 25 n, r l w. U. S. to James T. Johnson, se4 se4 sec 6, 9w4 sw4 sec 5, ne4 ne4 sec 7, nw4 nw4 sec 8, twp 33 n, r4 w. U. S. to Elsie A. Wold, ne4, sec 35, twp 32 n, r i w. U. S. to George Kapp, *w4, sec 6, twp 35 n, r 4 w. U. S. to S. Walter Mann, e2 sw4, w2 se4, sec 29, twp 34 n, r 5 w. U. S. to George W. Barbour, nw4 sw4, s2 nw2, nw4 nw4, sec 25, twp 28 n, r 7 w. r l w . U. S. to Samuel T. Hannon, se4 se4 sec 33 sw4, n2 se4, se4 se4 sec 34, twp 37 n, r 2 w. U. S. to Iva Jane Hannon, se4, sw4, sec 26, n2 nw4, se4 nw4, sw4 sec 34, twp 37, n r 2 w. U. S. to George F. Erdman, ne4, sec 27, twp 32 n, r 1 w. U. S. to Lizzie Lutz, s2 se4, se4 sw4 sec 21, ne4 uw4, # sec 28, twp 30, r 4 w. Cooper Insane O. G. Cooper, a well known pioneer in this portion of Mon tana and long engaged in the sheep business in Teton county, is con fined at the county jail pendingan inquiry into his sanity. Mr. Coo per was brought from San Diego yesterday by an attendant in order that his case might be handled in the Montana courts where he had retained his legal residence. He was accompanied by a man who had been attending him for some time as a private nurse. Mr. Cooper shows no disposi tion to violence but the mental un balance has been manifested pracJ tically wholly in his childish ten dencies and a sort of loss of mem ory, according to one ’familiar with the case. He is detaineo fit the jail not because of any fear that he might do violence but be cause it is believed to be the best way to care for him pending the jndicial inquiry which will be in stituted very soon in the district court when it is practically certain he will be committed to the state hospital for the insane at Warm Springs.—Great Falls Tribune Civil Cases The following civil cases have been filed in the office of the-clerk of the district court since our last report: Boorman Mercantile Company, a corporation, vs Claude Brown, Josie Brown and Libby Lumber Company, suit on note. Filed Mar. 21. James T. Stanford, receiver of Valier-Montana Land & Water Company, a corporation, vs Mac M. Mallary and Katherine Mal lary, his wife, foreclosure. Filed March 22. Naturalization Papers The following have made appli cation before Clerk of the Court Gibson for citizenship papers: Norman Macaulay, a native of Scotland, residing at Cut Bank. Romeo Narducci, a native of Italy, residing at Cut Bank. Peter Delre, a native of Italy, residing at Cut Bank. Arthur Owen Fitton, a native of England, residing at Cut Bank. ______ Declaration to become citizens of the United States have been filed by the following: Alfred Edarson, a native Norway, residing at Bynum. •i;. *«¡ « ¿Fir Choteau Feed Store T C. C. IRONS, Proprietor Baled Hay, Grain, Ground Feed . * . .» i* t - Custom Feed Grinding while you wait •. i irs> } i> ; r H 1 i t‘ • . ;* ; . •■*•• ,*• Phone 8 3 for PromptDelivery service V ' * * i . W . « * • « • • • * » * .* / J ! - k American Scotch Whiskey Made at Manchester 1 . • * First Whiskeg made in the Stqte, of Montana Seven gears old-made of Rge, Barleg and Malt. Sold in Choteau bg: J. M. Graves, T. H. Thompson, The Beaupre and The Choteau House. 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