Forest Reserve Lieu Application Filed in Bozeman
Peter M. Collins of Helena Montana has applied under the 1897 act to select land described as sections 7 and 5 in township 5 south range 13 east for forest reserve purposes. Protests claiming mineral value over agricultural value will be received within 30 days for report to the General Land Office commissioner.
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United States
Bozeman
Mont
Peter M. Collins
Helena
Montana
Ney
Ses
General Land Office
For Sale Property of Mrs J R McEachern
James Dunplas offers at his home two miles below Big Timber on the Yellow Stone a collection of farm stock and household goods. Included are a black horse age five, a gray horse age nine, two fresh milch cows ages three and four, a nearly new double harness set, a nearly new plough, a scraper, a wagon in good condition, and other household items. Property may be examined on site.
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J. R. McEachern
Big Timber
Yellowstone
James Dunplas
Brain Food and Lands in Montana Items Mixed Notice
An ad touts Green's August Flower for digestion and vitality. It lists farm sales including 200 head of Short Horn cattle. Notices cover Bozeman land office circulars on township plats for Grey Cliff area and delinquent licenses under Senate bill No.102 with civil remedies. A Tri County Atlas offer accompanies a store sale.
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Board of
County Commissioners
State of
Montana
Bowling Contests Heat Up as Scores Climb
Saturday night the bowling contest between teams three and five ended with the former top by 21 pins. Lyons of five was off form though posted a 190 in the fourth game, the evening’s high. Monday night’s clash of teams one and four produced the hottest game yet, with team one totaling nearly 2500 pins, Haynes delivering a best 199 and Stickley claiming the tournament’s top average.
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Lyons
Number One
Haynes
Stickley
Free Text Books On The Ballot In County Election
Electors will vote on the question of free text books in every school district in the county on the first Saturday in April 1903. Voters will also choose three trustees for the free county high school. The county board, appointed by the county superintendent, includes J W Bailey W A Moore J W Geiger J W Solberg G W Baker and M P Franklin.
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State Superintendent of Public Instruction
Alice Webster
Board of Trustees
Board of Education
Free County High School
Messrs
J. W. Bailey
W. A. Moore
J.W. Geiger
Big Timber
W. P. Franklin
Melville
Sam Solberg
Howie
G.W. Baker
McLeod
Moore
Geiger
Franklin
Baker
Bailey
Solberg
Fat Hogs Wanted for Top Cash at Big Timber Market
Big Timber Market advertises high cash prices for fat hogs and invites sellers to bring in their hogs for immediate payment.
Pioneer Plans Mammoth Special Edition For Sweet Grass County
On or about April 1 the Pioneer will publish a mammoth special edition printed in several thousand copies. It will be distributed throughout Sweet Grass and nearby counties and include a county history and a half tone of Big Timber. The edition aims to attract capital and homeseekers while promoting local progress and development.
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Pioneer
Sweet Grass
Montana
Commission Appointed by Judge Under New Bounty Law
Acting under the new bounty law Judge Henry has appointed a three county commission to meet and pick ten bounty inspectors from each county. The panel includes Charles McDonnell Ben Forsythe Geo A Leasby from Sweet Grass O T Armstrong A W Chadbourne W Evermody from Park County and John N Tolman C O B Huyck S T Simonson from Carbon County.
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Henry
Sweet Grass County
Charles McDonnell
Ben Forsythe
Geo. A. Leasby
Park County
O. T. Armstrong
A. W. Chadbourne
W. Evermody
Carbon County
John N. Tolman
C. OC. Huyck
8.T. Simonson
Judge awards custody of Wheaton children in Montana divorce case
Livingston correspondent reports Judge Henry presided in a Sweet Grass county case where Melissa Wheaton seeks custody of four Wheaton children. The court awarded two children to each parent pending divorce, with the father required to place his two children with suitable guardians to ensure schooling and proper care.
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Livingston
The
Butte Miner
Henry
Chambers
Melissa Wheaton
Wheaton
Sweet Grass County
President Roosevelt to Visit Montana in April and May
From Washington comes word that President Roosevelt will visit Livingston on April 8 and stay in the park until April 24 He then travels east by Burlington to St Louis for the exposition grounds dedication He will proceed south to the Pacific coast and on return will stop at Butte and Helena on May 27.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Livingston
Park
Burlington
St. Louis
Exposition Grounds
Pacific Coast
Butte
Helena
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