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The Choteau Montanan (Choteau, Mont.), 05 June 1914, located at <http://montananewspapers.org/lccn/sn85053031/1914-06-05/ed-1/seq-8/>, image provided by MONTANA NEWSPAPERS, Montana Historical Society, Helena, Montana.
. Three Reasons —Made in a style to fit your foot. -B u ilt over “Natural Shape” lasts. —High-grade materials conform to the foot and retain good appearance. Show us your foot and we’ll show you the shoe to fit . f Exclusive Agents Chas. Frost & Company Choteau, Montana BARGAINS 75c Work Shirts now 50c $1.25 Wool Shirts now 75c $ 1.50 Wool Shirts now 1.00 7Tc Shirt Waists now 50c $1.25 Wrappers and Dresses now 1.00 75c Under Skirts now 50c 100 Pairs Men’s Dress and Work Shoes at 20 per cent discount 25c Special Values up to 75c. Tinware, Enameledware and Crockery. Haugen’s Cash Bazaar Compare Prices and see what you can save by buying for cash Gold Leaf Bar J. M. WEAVER, Proprietor A Resort for Gentlemen Budweiser, Schlitz and American Beer Rye and Bourbon Whiskies, Wines Liquors and Cigars CHOTEAU, • • ■ MONTANA Filed With County Clerk. Following is a list of instru ments filed in the office of the county clerk and recorder, as furnished the Montanan by the Teton County Abstract Co., of Choteau, Montana, for the period ending June 1. Warranty Deeds:— Walter H. Gorham and wife to Charles Cowell, Thomas H. Givens and Alva ,J. Cowell, §1,00, parts of lots 3, 4, o and 6, blcck 10, Choteau. William F. Miller to T. H. Givens, C. A. Cowell and A. J. Cowell, SI, 1.62 acres in sw4 sw4, sec 25, 124 n, r 5 w. Alois Hrdlicks and wife to C. M. Hrdlicks, $1, lot 18, block 4, J ones addition to Conrad. Conrad Townsite Co. to D. L. Fulton and C H Kester, $1,000, lot 1, block 4, Valier. Theodore Jung to Leona Jung, $100, nw4 sec 1, t 30 n, r 5 w. Nels li Jacobson and wife to F Anders Erickson, $4,800, sw4, sw4 se4 sec 3, ne4, sec 4, t 28 n, r 4 w. J M Weaver to Phoebe C Weaver, $1, one-half interest in lots 7 and 8, block 4, Choteau. L F Easton and wife to Allen Pierse. §550, s2 ne4 sec 31, t 25 n, r 4 w. Charles Justice and wife to Hans Christ Holm, $1, lots 25 and 2(3, block 6, Cowgill’s addition to Choteau. Zay Corson to W J Strain, $1, se4 sw4 sec 4, t 23 n, ne4 sw4 sec 23, t 24 n, r 5 w. Lawrence T Peterson and wife to Carl O Wade, $3,500, se4 sec 25, t 29 n, r 6 w. Alic F Richards and wife to Horn • Builders Investment Co, $550, lots 1, 2 and 3, bl«ck 39, lot 13, block 40, Richards & Halvor- son’s addition to Cut Bank. Joseph E Hein and wife to Warren W Hurd, $1, e2 se4, sw4 se4, se4 sw4 sec 3, t 27 n, r 6 w, s2 s2 sec 21, s2 s2 sec 22, s2 se4, se4 s\v4 sec 33, sw4 sw4 sec 34, t 27 n, r 5 w, lot 4, sec 5, lot 1, sec 6, se4 sec 17, se4 sec 20, w2 ne4. nw4 se4, ne4 sw4, w2 sw4, e2 nw4, sec 21, e2 ne4 sec 32, w2 nw4, sec 34, t 28 n, r 3 w, 9,121.18 acres. Samuel F Ralston and wife to Angelique Ralston, §13,100, n2 sec 9, nw4 sec in, t 25 n, r 5 w. Quitclaim Deeds: — Margaret E Nelson to R A Ear- hartj $1. ne4 sec 21, t 27 n, r 5 w. U S Patents:— James Sanders, e2 nw4, w2 ne4 sec 35, t 30 n, r 3 w. Samuel Zuidoma, lot 4, sec 1, ot 1, sec 2, t 28 n, r2 w. Carl W Peterson, sw4 se4, se4 sw4 sec 14, ne4 nw4, w2 ne4, w2 se4, se4 se4 sec 23, t 36 n, r 5 w. Henry M. Hoffman, lots 5, 6 and 7, sec 6, t 28 n, r 4 w, ne4 se4. s2 se4, nw4 se4, se4 ne4 sec 1, t 28 n, r 5 w. Obie Harrison, s2 ne4, n2 se4 sec 2, t 30 n, r 4 w. George J Luebbe, lots 1 and 2, s2 ne4 sec 5, t 30 n r 5 w. Register’s Certificate:— F Aoders Erickson. se4 sec 33, s2 sw4, sw4 se4 sec 34, t 29 n, r 5 w. Peter Fitzpatrick, se4 ne4 sec 8, s2 nw4, n2 sw4, se4 sw4 sec 9, t 28 n, r 6 w. Albert G Johnson, $200, sw4 sec 14, t 32 n, r 5 w. Alfred Edgar Smith, sw4 sec 2, se4 sec 3, t 29 n, r 1 w. John W Marshall,§150, w2 sw4, ne4 sw4 sec 24, t 32 n. r 5 w. John E Gross, $200, s2 n2 sec 10, t 29 n, r 3 w. Notice c f Water Right:— Peter Habberstad, 5 cubic feet of the waters of Teton river and Hood waters. Order Confirming Sale:— In the matter of the estate and guardianship of John A Lind- strcm, an insane person, to Charles J Foltz, se4 sec 33, t 29 n, r 2 w. The Lange Construction Co., of this city and Great Falls, have the contract for the alterations to be made in the T. A. Smith busi ness house on Main street. The building is to be of concrete and will have another story added, the front to be of brick. They ex pect to begin work at once. , , 1 A soq was born to Mr. and Mrs. Richard Scott, at their home at Nemaha, Neb., on Friday. May 22nd. Word has been received by friends in Choteau that Richard Scott, formerly manager of the local telephone office, had been seriously injured in an auto acci dent at his home in Nebraska. It was first reported that his back was broken, but fortunately this proved to be untrue. His back was badly wrenched, however, but he is now able to be up and around again. The Teton county crew of road surveyors, who have been at work in the vicinity o f Valier, and who were the innocent cause of the item in the Valerian a couple of weeks ago concerning the work of Soo surveyors in that neighbor hood, have returned to I this city. Too bad to spoil a new railroad for you, Mr. Kelly, but vou should take a half day off some time, when you are not too busy, and get acquainted with the home folks. Every surveyor in the world is not working for the Soo. Earnest Lamka, one of the clerks in the forestry office in this c>ty, quietly left town last week, saying that he was going to Great Falls for a short visit. Arriving at that city he sent word back to his friends that he was on his way to Washington, where he expec ted to be married on June 3rd to Miss Florence Libby at Kelso, Wash. A special meeting of the Ma sonic lodge of this city was held last Saturday evening at the Woodman hall. The meeting had been called for the purpose of welcoming the grand master but at the last moment it was learned that he was unable to be prenent, but he was ably represented by J. G. Bair, of this city, who is a past grand master. About 80 Masons were in attendance, in cluding a number from Conrad, Valier, Cut Bank and other places. A luncheon was served at mid night, consisting of strawberries, ice cream, cake, chicken sand wiches and coffee. NOTICE TO SEWER CON TRACTORS Choteau, Montana, June 5,1914. Notice is hereby given that sealed proposals will be received by the town clerk of the town of Choteau, Montana, at his office in the court house until 6 o’clock p. m., July 6th, 1914, for the con struction of sanitary sewers and disposal plant, approximatl.v 3.2 mile9. Approximation. Earth excavation, 21,500 cu yards Earth embankment,1,635 cu yards 18 in vitrified pine sewer 2,445 ft 15 in vitrified pipe sewer 2,860 ft 12 in vitrified pipe sewer 2,845 ft 10 in vitrified pipe sewer 680 ft 9 in vitrified pipe sewer 8000 ft 8 in drain tile ..................... 2,445 ft 6 in drain tile.....................5,705 ft Manholes ...................................... 39 Automatic flush tanks ................. 2 Disposal plant consisting of sep tic tank and filtration beds, com plete. Plans and specifications on file at the engineer’s office in Cho teau, Montana, also at the office of Swearingen and McCuIIohin Great Falls, Montana, copies may be obtained by application to the town clerk of Choteau, said appli cation to be accompanied by a de posit o f $10.00. A certified check in the sum of 10 per cent of the total amount of bid, payable to the town treas urer of the town of Choteau, Montana, must accompany each bid. The right is reserved to reject any and all proposals. Address all proposals to the town clerk, Choteau, Montana, sealed and marked “ sewer bids.” By order o f the town council, Choteau, Montana, June 2, 1914. A. L. f ’owers, Town Clerk. Firsti publication June 5, 1914. Notice To Contractors The Choteau Market Sealed bids- will be received by the clerk o f the school district for the erection of a school house, at Bynum, Teton county. Montana, up to 7 o ’clock, p. m., of Monday. June 22, 1914, Plans and specifi cations are on file at the county at torney’s office at the court house in the town o f Choteau, and also at the Bynum Mercantile Co. store at Bynum Montana. A certified check for 10 per cent of the amount o f bid, made payable to the clerk of the district, must accompany all bids. A surety bond for the full amount of the bid must be furnished by the successful bidder. The board reserves the right to reject any and all bids. By order of the beard. Following are the prices being paid for grain on the Choteau market, as furnished the Montanan by the Farmers’ Elevator com pany. Figures are corrected each week up to Thursday after noon: Winter wheat ........................ $ 69 Spring wheat ....................... 70 F lax .... .... ................................. 1.25 For Sale Cheap—A cobblers outfit; a plumbers outfit and a partial outfit o f jewelers tools. Byron Corson. Order to Show Cause Harry King, chairman. Peter Kelly, clerk. First publication. May 22, 1914. Scrip For quick sale, we offer all or part of 320 acres guaranteed scrip at $10.00 per acre. This will ap ply on vacant government land, isolated tracts, homesteads and desert claims. Shafer Investment Co., Room 11, McDonald Block or Beaupre ho el, Choteau, Mont. Until further notice, 1 will answer all cash calls left with Choteau Drug Co. W. J DeCoursey. In the district court of the eighth judicial district, of the state of Montana, in and for the county of Teton. Order to show cause why sale of real estate should not be made. In the matter of the estate of Jonathan E. Webb, deceased. George M. Coffey, the executor of the estate of Jonathan E. Webb, deceased, having filed his petition, herein, praying for an order of sale of a portion of the real estate of said decedent for the purpose therein set forth. It is therefore ordered by the judge of said court that all persons interested in the estate of Bald deceased appear before the said dis trict court, on Friday the 5th day of .Tune. 1014, at two o’clock p. m. of said day. at the court room of said distrlc jourt. at the court house in Choteau, county of Teton., to show cause wliy an order should not be granted to the said executor to sell much of the real estate of the said deceased. Jonathan E. Webb, as shall be necessary. And that a copy of this order be published at least once a week for four weeks In \The Choteau Montanan.” a newspaper printed in Teton county. H. H. EWING, Judge. Dated May 0th. 1914. J. 6 . Bair, attorney for executor. First publication May fi. 1914. A MAN’S C L O T H E S Generally reflect his habits of neat ness and u taste. Let us keep your clothes clean and pressed. It costs very little every week or month. We make a specialty o f repairing. We do first class work and at the low est rate in town. Give us a trial. H a n d Tailored Suits $ 2 0 .0 0 and up A l l G o o d s N o t called for in 60 dags will b e sold to p a y charges . A. PETERSON T H E T A I L O R T H E B I G F IR E L E S S C O O K E R FO R T H E F A R M N o matter what you do or don’ t do, you must feed your cattle THE SILO The biggest and best thing on the farm today; buy one and see what the cows will do for you when you feed them silage. We have watched them ever since they were brought into general use in other communities and know they are feed stretchers, and what’s more we have the right kind o f stock right here in our yard to build the best and cheapest silo now going. These silos have stood the test in cold countries like Dakota and Minnesota. We have two sets o f blue prints and specifications at our ymrd. They won’t cost you a cent, come in and look them over, and let us explain our silo to you. St. Anthony & Dakota Elevator Company F. C. YOUNG, Agent CHOTEAU, MONTANA c« 4 - /
