Court Sessions for 1906 in Sweet Grass County
The item notes district court convenes on the second Monday in March June September and December 1906 in Sweet Grass County. It also highlights widespread prosperity, rainfall for crops, and urges readers to check local advertisements for savings and best bargains from Big Timber merchants.
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District Court
Sweetgrace
Big Timber
Creation of Special Improvement District No 4 Big Timber Montana
Town of Big Timber Montana creates Special Improvement District No 4 to finance five foot wide concrete sidewalks on both sides of Fifth Avenue. District costs apportioned by parcel area and paid over five years using warrants under Montana house and senate acts.
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Big Timber
Sweet Grass County
Montana
Fifth Avenue
Sweet Grass
Recorder’s Office
Said County
Boulder
Legislative Assembly
State of
Senate
Ninth Legislative Assembly
Town resolves on June 1906 improvement cost
Section details a provisional resolution estimating construction cost at 3500 dollars and sets final adoption for June 18 1906 at A G Hatch office. Mayor John F Aspury and Clerk E C Hae sign. Certification notes this is a true copy of the provisional resolution dated June 4 1906. Also notes Elks convention Denver July 16 21 06 and a $30.05 round trip ticket sale by Bigtimber with half-rate for children, sale July 13 14 06, five day transit limit.
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A. G. Hatch
John F. Aspury
E. C. Hae
Denver
Bigtimber
W. J. Haynes
Sweet Grass County Montana Presented As Ideal Location
The note extols Sweet Grass county as the top alfalfa and livestock region in Montana. It highlights large winter feeds of mutton sheep, lambs, and beef cattle sent to coast markets, strong per capita investment, ample water, lower land prices, superb climate, and a highly regarded Big Timber school system with modern facilities. It urges relocation to Sweet Grass county.
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Sweet Grass County
Montana
Sweet Grasse County
New Library Additions Include Classics and Juvenile Works
The library announces new acquisitions spanning Beulah and Rome era titles by Evans Beulah to Erskine When Wilderness Was King. Works by Burnett Glasgow Doyle and Stevenson join Randvar Lilien Cranz and Andrews as donated juveniles. Edward Adam Jr and Norman Hale also contribute.
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Erskine
Wilderness
Parrish
Canaan
Tarkington Beulah
Augusta J. Evans
St. Elma
Patrick Henry
Tyler
Blanchard
Tonia
Runkle
Navarro
Burnett
Lowries
Barbara Winslow
Anne
S . Hornung
The
Jacobs
Edward Adam, Jr
Dragon and the
van Wert
Olive
Norman Haleyu
Notice to publish final land proof filings in Montana records
Notices announce multiple settlers filing for final proof or commutation on homestead claims in Montana. Witness lists include locals from Merrill Reed Big Timber and Harlowton with dates and offices in Bozeman Columbus Big Timber and Lewistown. The notices reference departments of the interior land offices and registers issuing first publications in 1906 1908.
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Boseman
Montenza
John C. Stone
Department of the Interior
Man
Montana
Settlor
George H. Simpson
U. S
Columbus Monta
Cecelia Friend
SusEy
Olof Lafyerson
John Holmuren
John O Miller
Merrill
Joseph Deeney
Reed
Desert
United States Land Office
Bozeman
Oleana Tegra
Big Timber
Sweet Grass County
Bulore” ’ Co
N. Skillman
S. Caicenteabomiee
Rontana
Anthony Arneson
Anders O. Anderson
Theodore D. Tintinger
Theodore £. Olean
Mount
Lewistown
Benjamin Urner
Harlowton
Mont
William Hi. Lunceford
Monts
H. E
Zelius M. Holcomb
Albert Kneebone
James Hand
Nicholas Smith
Epwain
George W. Moore
David L. Thomas
Melville
Sweet Inss County
C. N. Skillman
U.S
Big Tim
Hail insurance and ranch services offered by J A Lowry Co
The notice promotes hail insurance at ten dollars per acre for small grain crops and urges protection against crop destruction. It also advertises loans on ranch property, land for sale, cattle for sale, and a limited payment life policy with guaranteed double allotments. Witness names include James N Hagan Edward H Dahl Walter Christian Christianson in Neville Montana.
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J. A. Lowry Co
James N. Hagan
Edward H. Dahl
Walter
Christian Christianson
Nelville
Ontana
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Optie Sdereschesteg Oe Wessichoeft
Flepwing
Jerry
Blunden
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Little Saint Eliza Burnett
Alger Ee
Dillon
the Fair Department Store
Chico Hot Springs
M. R. Winson
Register
M. BR. Wilson
Itell
Kozeman
H. ©. Jewett
Fishtail
Andrew P. Wheat
W. Porter
D. M. Robeson
Oscar Mooney
F. Pratton
Nye
Epward Brasser
Lst
M. B. Wirsos
Tat
J. HW. Whiting’s
Bridger Creek
Jardiniers
Gates & Elliot
Eloise
Telote
Louis D’or
Telotte
RN Creek
Andrew Johnson