Notice of Land Office Contest in Great Falls Montana
James W Webber files contest against Martin Wietsma homestead entry 02703 for southwest quarter section 22 township 24 north range 3 west. Hearing set April 18 1910 at Choteau Montana and final hearing April 25 1910 at Great Falls. Publication ordered by Register J M Burlingame.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Interior
United States Land Office
Great Falls
Montana
Loo
James W. Webber
Southwest Quarter
Township
N.rangze
Martin Wietsma
Omiaking
Army
Navy
Marine Corps
United States
Spain
A. C O. Warner
U.S
Choteau
United States Land Offee
Stewart J. Edgar
Northeast Quarter
Range
David J. Stevens
David J, Stevens
Offcer
Seaminn
A. C. Warner
Worlock A.m
James Calwell
Elizabeth
Hamestead
Meridian
A.C. Warner
A. S
Chiufmant
John Nesbit
William M. Uoxsey
James E. Adams
Charles Lepage
Chateau
Montanin
J. M. Burnincame
Register
Aptes
I. Nevin Caskey
West
U. S
May
Ocomes
Harry R. Thompson
Hans Christian Anderson
Percy Tergiuson
Patrick M. Drinkwine
Chateau, Montana
Greatalls
John A. Carlstar
John M. Weaver
E. C. Garrett
U .S
J.M Burlingame
Sita
J. Ingram Cain
Shoteau
Jesse W. Jameson
William E. Logan
Guy
Guardianship Real Estate Sale in Teton County
The guardian of Johan Smit Magdalena A Smit and Annie Caroline Smit minors will sell at private sale for cash to the highest bidder after April 1 1910 with court confirmation. Property is the west half of the southeast quarter of section 15 and the northeast quarter of section 22 in township 26 north range 4 west Teton County Montana. Bids by April 28 1910 to Chateau Teton County or Phil I Cole attorney. First pub March 31.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
Eighth Judicial District
State of
Montana
Ino
County of
Teton
Johan Stolt
Magdialenna A. Smit
Annie Caroline Smit
Teton County
Johan Smit
Magdalena A. Smit
Caroling Smit
Buardian
Cton County
Montant
Chateau
Phil. I. Cole
Phi
Cole
Guardian
First Pub
Dane Office, Great Falls Montana Leads February Filing
Dane Office in Great Falls Montana reports on February filings with local offices and officials documenting activity in the county seat.
Local Classified Highlights From Chateau and Surrounding Areas
Notes from Chateau to Choteau and nearby towns list fresh butter milk pricing at the creamery, hay for sale, real estate visits, new automobile purchase, and mail contracts. Marriage licenses issued to couples from Dupuyer and Belleview, with business notices on watch repairs and canal work at Valier. Archival items mention an oratorical contest winner Archie Leech from Teton high school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis LaFrance
Walier
Valier
Archie Leech
Teton High School
State University
Missoula
Montana Oratorical Association
Pyatt Returns From Brady Trip With Building Plans
V M Pyatt came back from Brady late last week and returns this week with multiple contracts to build there. He will construct a building for Wm Hildreth and Francis Pamburo and has purchased several Brady lots. He says the town is very lively, resembling Walter’s activity last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
V. M. Pyatt
Brady
Wm. Hildreth
Francis Pamburo
Mercersburg Hopes for Strong Summer Baseball Hatch
Sidney Burrell hosts his Mercersburg schoolmate Jack Eheresman from Binghamton New York who will stay through the summer. Eheresman has played for top amateur teams and will boost the local squad. Bob Shields, a Mercersburg friend, may join the team this season, strengthening prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney Burrell
Jack Eheresman
Binghamton, N. Y
Sidney’s
Mercersburg
Eheresman
Bob Shields
Miner Henry Burrell Dies in Wyoming Mines
Henry Burrell died of pneumonia at Gebo Wyoming where he managed Owl Creek coal mines. His son Will Burrell rushed to Gebo and found the father already passed away. Burrell, age sixty seven, had spent forty years in Montana mining and previously managed Sand Coulee mines in Great Falls. The family home was in Portland and the body was brought to Helena for interment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alex Burrell
Henry Burrell
Gebo
Wyo
Owl Creek
Will Burrell
Portland
Hurrell
Chateau
Henry Burrell, Jr
Helena
Burrell
Montans
Great Falls
Sand Coulee Vouminis
Notice of Brady Irrigation stock assessment 1910
Directors levy assessment number one of five dollars per share on Brady Irrigation Company stock. Payment due by April 19 1910 to Kenneth McKenzie secretary treasurer at Choteau Montana. Unpaid shares become delinquent and may be sold May 10 1910 to cover the assessment costs. First publication March 24 1910.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brady Irrigation Company
Chateau
Montana
Kenneth McKenzie
Choteza
Teton County
Brady Irritation Company
Also Mentioned on This Page
Lethbridge
Washington
N. Whitacre
Dutton
New Town
EAS
Independent
J. M.burlingame
Dane Office
J.M. BurinuaMe
Deering Machinery
WM. van DE Riet
Farmington, Mont
Rose Comb
Geo. Weed and Wife
Augusta
Bynum
J. J. Daley
Mont
P. H. Federden
Acantha
Robert Lillard
Rev.j. Knox Bodel
Episcopal Church
My Ranch
Pipe Ridge
Jones, Choteau
Add
Wm. Hodgins
Stephens Auto Co
Collins
Clerk Gibson
Geo. St. Clair
Belleview
Lizzie Boubie
Dupuyer
Michael T. Sullivan
Mollie Wright
T. A. Smith
D. E. Stansberry
Raymond
Wm. Miller
Colin Ward
Alden Jenner
Chae
Ce Gondition
State Bank
Resources
Mencana
Total
James Eckford
Do Solemmnly
James Edinford
Fl. A. Prescott
State
Chateau, Mont
Compey
Crossen
Whale Joy
Choteau and
WM. Hodgskiss
Choteau, Mont
George W. Magee
Attorney At Law
Men’s and Women’s Employment Agency and Domestic
McKnight
Dupuyer, Mont
W.H. Gorham
J.M Weaver
W. H. Gorham & CO
Sale Stables
REO
Stephens ‘Automobile Co
Stephens Automobile CO
Ghoteau, Mont
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