Notice of Restoration of Public Lands to Settlement and Entry
The Department of the Interior announces vacating withdrawal orders for Lake Bain Montana lands. Certain tracts will be subject to settlement on and after March 24, 1908, but entry is barred until April 23, 1903, with occupation forbidden from December 25, 1907 to March 24, 1908. Land descriptions include numerous townships and ranges in Montana. First publication January 16, 1908.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pleun Roobol
Bozemaan
Montana
John H. Duffey
Ella Duffey
Janesville
Wis
Navy
Marine Corps
United States
Harvey C. Pound
U. S
Big Timber
United States Land Office
Bozeman
M. R. Wilson
Register
Department of the Interior
General Land Office
Washington, D.C
Secretary of the Interior
Lake Bain
Ross E
R.A. Bandseen
The
Philip Philipson
McLeod, Mont
C. N. Skillman
Robert Benson
Ernest Ingie
Perry Jasper
McLeod
Henry Liebel
M.R. Witson
Sealed bids sought for surveys in Montana by U S Surveyor General
The Department of the Interior Helena office invites sealed proposals by March 17 1908 for running measuring and marking surveys in Montana Base Line and Principal Meridian. Four groups detail township ranges and measurements with subs ret resur and other work. Forms and info provided by J B C Gasveyer General.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department OF the Interior
U.S. Surveyor General
Helena
Montana
Montane
J.B. Ct +s
Gasveyer Genera
Cor Muntane
Crescents Hold Extra Session and Exams Then Club Program
Editorial notes show Crescents held an extra Monday session while Seniors faced a final exam on acid forming elements Friday afternoon. Grade books remained withholden until Wednesday to ensure attentive lectures Monday night. Parliamentary Law drill skipped due to quiz and library card system to be adopted. Teachers' exam caused Miss Lowry to be absent Friday. various students performed in costumed recitations and talking machine acts, with several staff members attending the Crescent program Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crescents
Miss Lowry
Senior Boy Blessings And Dread Of The Next Step
The poem extols the Senior Boy in high school with playful rhymes about wisdom and school life. It contrasts cherished senior days with the coming world of work and duty, hinting at growth, pride, and warnings as he leaves adolescence. An ad for Foley's Honey and Tar follows, touting cures for coughs and prevention of pneumonia and consumption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jake
First stockholders meeting of Northern Telephone Company
Notice sets March 6 1908 at 2 00 pm at the Court House Big Timber Sweet Grass Montana for the first stockholders meeting to adopt by laws elect directors discuss line divisions admit new members and transact other lawful business Dated February 17 1908 Attest A H Arnesen J A Lowry Acting President Acting Secretary Also sale offer unimproved town lots with easy terms A G Mateh
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Big Timber
Sweet Grass County
Montana
Northern Telephone Company
A. H. Arnesen
J. A. Lowry
Sec’y
District Court
Sixth Judicial District
State of
County of
Sweet Grass
Henry Wilber
Hopkins
Henry Willer
Henry Wilberee
Enid Benet Grass County
Foley's Aoney and Tur Cures Coughs and Cold
Drugstore advertisement asserts Foley's Aoney and Tur cures obstinate coughs and expels the cold to prevent consumption and pneumonia. W. D. Richards, druggist endorses the remedy as having cured many incipient consumption cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley
W. D. Richards
Big Timber Sets Alcohol Sales Limits for Minors and Special Groups
An ordinance approved March 3, 1908, makes selling intoxicating liquor to minors under twenty one, to Indians, the idiotic or insane, or to habitual drinkers a misdemeanor. Fines range from 25 to 100 dollars. licenses may be revoked, and imprisonment up to ninety days at two dollars per day. Repeals conflicting ordinances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Big Timber
Montana
Grazing Permits Open in Absaroka Division 1908 Season
Notice to file applications for grazing cattle horses sheep and goats in the Absaroka Division of Yellowstone National Forest during the 1908 season. Applications must be filed in Livingston Montana on or before March 15 1908. Details on grazing fees and application forms available from E C Russell Supervisor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Absaroka Division
Yellowstone National Forest
Livingston
Montana
E. C. Russell
Crazy Mountains National Forest
Grazing Permit Applications Due for Crazy Mountains 1908
Notice announces grazing permit applications for cattle horses sheep and goats in Crazy Mountains National Forest must be filed by March 15 1908. Full information on grazing fees provided by officials and offices.
Legal notice fragment from 1808 court filing
Public legal notice fragment lists H C Pounn as clerk and A G Hares as attorney for plaintiff with first publication date February 13 1808. notice length 4t indicates a legal notice column item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. C. Pounn
A. G. Hares
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Polytechnic Business College
Akland
Cal
Harrison Sts. (Inc
West
Oakland Chamber of Commerce
Southern Pacific Railroad Co
Frank Pirree
Interior
High School
Ed Lamb
Nellie Lamb
Earl Perrine
Lullie Tintinger
Edith Slussar
Crescent Program
Margaret Rice
Julian Huot Kasay
Eaeksaan Adrs
Donna McCall
Elmer Solberg
Thad Pound
Tom Busha
Earl Lamb
F. Severance
Grace Pound
Imoy Barbour
Crescent
Wisdom
A. G. Mateh
John F. Asbury
E. C. Hale
Lewistown
George Munroe
Stillman
Jatt
James Husband
Melville
Edwin Colwell
C. E. McKern
H.C. Pounn
Bated Jac. Sted, i
DeWitt
E.C. Dewitt & Co
Chicago
Ell
Patterson Drug Co
State of Montana
George W. Baker
Leslie W. Baker
Mary C. Baker
Els Neiz
P. J. Sheeran
M. D
Mont
Main and Lewis Sts. Livingston
Knute Hanson
Swees Grasa Creek
Rigt
Widdecombe Bros
Bete, Montana
Fish Creek
T of
Attic
NBLS
Crazy Fmounseine
Sweet Tees Creek
Iver Hoyem
Howle, Mont
Clark
Wm. Bergmann
Frank Ault
Bradley
Metglf CO
Rad
A. E. Walker
ELED
L. G. Wood, the Jewele
la Unitora Gleemona
Montana Trading Co
L. F Douthett
G. N. Skillman
U. 8
Gemeisslener
A. Bailey
Netery
Skillman & Bailey
Leens and
Choice
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