Real estate land descriptions in Teton County Montana
The notice lists land surveys and ownership details including parcels in townships 27 north range 5 west and 37 north range 6 west along with descriptions from Norman Towson and the Teton County Abstract Co of Choteau Montana for U S land tracts including sections 7 11 13 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John B. Wellensteins
U. S
Bury H. Mowery
New
Norman Towson
Bkyed Williams
H. C. Peters
Chiciteau
Joseph G. Ropkinson
M. Weever
Nw& SE
Township
Clarence J. Jackson
Wiliam Jackzen
Townsiip
Anna Francis Neter
Thomas W. Connole
Valier Tos
2Ska Co
Thomas L. Beuchan
Waller
Alexander Truchot
Julius Hirshberg
Julius Hirsberg
Harry D. Saunders
Caroline Saunders
Jennie R. Brown
Frank W. Brown
John G. Schwarder
Roman Houben
Real Estate Transfers and Patents Listing Numerous Property Acts
A long list of real estate transfers and U S patents appears, detailing multiple grants and deeds. Transfers involve Watts and spouses, Martin and others, with prices from 1 to 5 thousand dollars for lots and sections across townships and ranges, plus several U S patents naming John Pfeiffer Martha L Scott Paul Erickson Anna Johnson Melville F Brown William Jackson Brailles George M Coffey Sr and Jr. The entries cover numerous sections townships and ranges, reflecting a broad land records update.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
John Pfeiffer
U. S
Martha L. Scott
Paul Erickson
Anna Johnson
Ole Johnson
Melvvile F. Brown
William Jackson Brailles
George M. Coffey
NY Nejs
George M. Coffey, Jr
Neu Sey
William , H. Wellenstein
Katie Wellenstein
Township
Range
Name and Honor in a Quiet Lament
A reflective verse urges readers to guard their given name and keep it untainted by crime or shame. The poem warns that wealth fades, but a pure name endures, implying moral responsibility across a lifetime.
Forest notes on western reforestation and fires
Montana and Idaho reforested nearly 4000 acres in 1913 at an average cost of seven dollars and fifty cents per acre. Gannett Peak Wyoming is the state’s highest at almost 14 000 feet on the Bonneville and Bridger divide. Fire causes on national forests show campers’ lightning and other sources shifting over four years with lightning fires rising and human-caused fires falling.
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Montana
Idaho
China
Manchuria
Washington
Oregon
Crater
Mt. Rainier National Parks
Gannett Peak
Wyoming
Bonneville
Bridger
Arizona
Utah
Nevada
Dormant spray method urged for orchard disease control
University of Nebraska horticulture department recommends a dormant spray of lime sulfur one gallon to ten gallons of water to curb blister canker and apple aphis from pruning wounds. Dry fair weather is advised for best results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horticulture Department
University of Nebraska
Suffrage Progress and Parade Plans Across Montana and Beyond
Butte hosts May 2 suffrage demonstration as national parade prep moves forward. Rankin tours southwestern Montana praising seven new county suffrage groups. Nationally, women push for the vote with leaders like Mrs Julia Heath and the Housewives League urging action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
Julia Heath
Housewives League
Des Moines
California
Butte
Washington, D. C
Elizabeth Kent
Kent
Adeline Kent
Congressional Union
District of Columbia
New York Infant Returns Jewel Missing Year
A newborn in New York reportedly produced a jewel that had been missing for a year. The incident is noted as a surprising coincidence tied to the newborn’s birth.
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EmPains
Chicago
American Tobacco
New York Press
New York
Washington Post
Also Mentioned on This Page
C. G. Bishop
Choteau
van Loons
IG Men
Over Frost’s Store
Teton County
Shafer Investment Co
Beaupre Hotel
Chateau
J. I. Cain
State Central Committee
Jeanette Rankin
Dillon
Virginia City
Twin Bridges
Miss Rankin
Progres
Alberta
Saskatchewan
Canadian Pacific
Canadian Pac
Great Falls
Mont
J. E. Ritchey
Conrad
Cadillac
Hupmobile
Bower’s Garage
WM. Hodgskiss
Choteau, Mont
H. Cudney
Byron Coras
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