Cobban Eyes Busy Montana Realty Season
R M Cobban returned from the east where he negotiated sale of large tracts in Sweet Grass county and plans summer divides time between Missoula and the city. He expects renewed real estate activity as money becomes easier and deems Montana land the safest investment amid a pending market surge. Subscribe for The Pioneer and get a map.
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R. M. Cobban
Sweet Grass County
Missoula
Mr. Cobban
Montana
Words of Advice and Cheer for High School Graduates
A speaker urges graduates to live their motto conquer self by overcoming self and to expand enthusiasm by sharing it. He cites John Ruskin on culture and urges constant renewal from holy sources, including Christ, to sustain lofty ideals amid life’s trials and to serve the cause of right and truth with growing vigor.
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John Ruskin
God
Christ Jesus
Jesus
Reed Point News gathers notes from Reed Point Montana
Miss Louise Deeney spends week at Billings guest of friends. Ralph Flynn of Helena visits B. T. Deeney home. Reed Point trades and locals feature horse accident Arbor day Catholic service first in town and hopeful homesteaders. Reed Point praised as all right as 100 homesteaders head for government land nearby.
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Louise Deeney
Billings
Ralph Flynn
Helena
B. T. Deeney
Father O’brien
Columbus
Reed Point
Recent Rulings in Public Land Matters
The text outlines agency policy on land entries and reclamation payments. It emphasizes that entry should stand when a homesteader cures reclamation defaults and pays, and that payment timing governs, not timing of payment. Hearings for conflicting settlement claims are deferred until township plats are filed. Amendments are generally disallowed if land was omitted due to lack of prudent inquiry.
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United States
Nowise
General Land Office
Good Results Are Accruing on Importation of Stallions
The act prohibits importation of unsound or scrub stallions and railroads are enforcing it by holding horses in transit for state inspections. Shippers bear the inspection costs, and the move aims to curb smuggling of inferior horses into the state, a issue in prior periods.
Sheep sheds and ranch notes in Big Timber area
East White Beaver Dave McFarlane works at McAllister outfit's sheep sheds. John Syblon's ill child shows improvement from pneumonia. Peter McKeith and Dave McFarlane excused from jury duty for non citizenship. Oscar Nolen visits Lake Basin and works on Tom Mulvihill's desert claim. Ed and Manus Patton discover oats missing from P J Patton's Sheep Creek granary.
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Dave McFarlane
McAllister Outfit
Peter McKeith
Dave McFlarlane
Oscar Nolen
Lake Basin
Tom Mulvihill
Manus Patton
P. J. Patton
Sheep Creek
Woolgrowers Meeting Postponed to May in Big Timber
The Sweet Grass Woolgrowers' association annual meeting, moved from March 20, 1912, will be held in Big Timber on Saturday afternoon May 25 at 2 o'clock. A full attendance is desired. Robert Brownlee, Secretary. Job printing services offered at moderate prices by The Pioneer office.
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Melville Trading Company
Frank Arnold
Melville Trading Co
Sweet Grass Woolgrowers' Association
Big Timber
Robert Brownlee
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Johnston Land
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C. A. Hale
Clay Yates
Mr. Yates
Mrs. Brumfield
Lewis Guthrie
Charles Cash
W. O. Schneider
Uncle Sam
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Reed Point Trading Company
Literary Society
Miss Deeney
Reliable Company
American Registry Company
Erie
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Curtis Hay Stacker
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Pete Visey
AD. M. Jones
T. J. Harsha
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Wm. McFarlane
Woolgrowers Meeting
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