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Newspaper
Big Timber Pioneer
Location
Big Timber, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1898
Page
4
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The paper notes W. S. Bryan named colonel of the 3rd Nebraska Volunteers bound for the Philippines. It also commends Lieutenant Hobson for sinking the Merrimack at Santiago, while praising the seven men who accompanied him for bravery.
The article notes the sinking of the collier Merrimac by its seven crew to block the harbor channel at Santiago de Cuba, described as a Spanish action with admiralty claims of an auxiliary cruiser. It includes patriotic reflections and a call for open meetings in Montana schools.
The passage recalls Lieut Hobson and his crew scuttling the Merrimac at Santiago de Cuba as a bold act of American naval daring. It lauds their gallantry and places their names among immortal legends of wartime bravery. Their mission faced deadly peril and showcased unwavering resolve.
The passage honors volunteers who faced danger with calm bravery, praising their unwavering response to the call for volunteers and lauding their deeds as exemplary, while invoking a literary reference to emphasize national heroism.
In Boulder Montana on June 2 1898 Mrs Mary Fanning says she was run down and bedridden, but after finishing the first bottle of Hood s Sarsaparilla she regained strength and could work all day.
Notice in the United States Land Office Oremin Montana dated May 18 1898 states Frederick Bartels of Howle Sweet Grass county Montana filed intent to prove desert land claim No 693 for the SW of NW Sec 3 Tp 1N R16W before U S Commissioner at Big Timber Montana on July 20 1896. Witnesses Bates L Ryan John Norman Joseph Marstein and Henry Schrader all of Howlie Montana to prove irrigation and reclamation of said land.
United States Fallout Office Bozeman Montana issues notice that John Muncaster of McLeod Sweet Grass County Montana filed intent to prove desert land claim number 633 for lots 2 and 3 and parts of section 4 township 2 south range 2 east before U S Commissioner Charles Skillman at Big Timber on Monday June 1. Witnesses named Henry O C Andrews John Ingels William Elges George Muncaster all of McLoud Montana. First publication May 8 1293.
Nicholes J. Vintinger of Big Timber Montana filed notice to prove desert land claim No 690 for the east half of section 26 township 3 north range 13 east before U S Commissioner C M Lanphear at Big Timber on June 1 1898. Witnesses E C Hale Edward J Jellison Adolph R Cavana Oswald B Nevin all of Big Timber. Register C P Blakeley. First pub April 21 1898.
Department of Interior in Lewistown Montana announces a contest by Jacob H. Carnap against William R. McKenzie regarding entry No. 220 dated April 2, 1889 for a land allotment. Notice to appear June 2 before U S Commissioner at Big Timber and final hearing July 2 before the United States Land Office in Lewistown. Due to service issues publication is ordered to provide due notice. David Hilger, Register.
Notice under the Timber and Stone Act of June 3 1878 in Montana. John Kimmerle of Sweet Grass County files sworn statement No 12 for NEY of section 27 township 1 north range 14 east and will prove land is valuable for timber not agriculture. Public hearing before Register and Receiver in Bozeman May 21. Witnesses Frank Vouns Oscar Anderson Fred Sealoff Carl Madson. Adverse claimants may file by May 21, 1898.
Unassigned co owners in the Dixie Portling and Helena mining claims in Sweet Grass county Montana are notified to contribute $450 00 as labor and improvements for 1896 1897 1898 per section 2424 Revised Statutes. If any co owner fails to pay their proportion including share of publication costs within 90 days of service or publication the interest will become the property of the subscribers. Settlement may be made at First National Bank Big Timber Montana or with subscribers dated April 1 1898.
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