Sale and Lease of State Lands in Montana
Notice from the Register of the State Land Office Helena Montana dated July 19 1906 states sale of state land in Teton County at public auction August 17 1906 at 9 AM with lease option if unsold. Land minimum price 10 dollars per acre or appraised value. Purchase may be cash or 30 percent cash and balance in fourteen yearly payments at 5 percent interest. Also sale: windmill and pump in first class condition price 335 dollars inquire at the Acantha office.
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Register ‘of the
State Land Office
Helena
Montana
Register of the
Chateau
County of
Teton
Acantha
State Lind Office
Mont
Sud
Covesao
Ned
Nes
Seeyer
Natural gas discovery near Lubec Montana raises oil hopes
H Me Howell, superintendent of oil and lignite operations, reports striking natural gas at 1,005 feet near Lubec, Montana, with a powerful jet visible 20 feet long and 6 feet wide. He notes oil indications earlier and expects possible oil within 200 feet, while detailing gas handling and potential use as fuel.
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Missoula
H. Me . Uowell
Lubec
Mont
Spokane Petroleum’ Company
Mr. Howell
Swift Current
Rock Springs
Great Northern Railroad
Kentucky Girls in Paris Boosted as Peaches
Thirty Kentucky girls sent to Paris as the state’s most popular, hailed as peaches by a Louisville paper, trigger mixed Parisian reactions. Gil Blas mocks them as lacking beauty while Petit Parisian complains Kentucky beauty lore is harmed by the Courier-Journal’s pick.
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London
Paris
Louisville
Petit Parisian
Kentucky
Courier-Journal
Advertised Letters List for Chateau Post Office 1906
The weekly list shows letters uncalled for including Amelia Isdore Haraldson Johanna Larance Josphise Larance Miss Ursla Larance Basile Rose Monte. When calling, say advertised and pay one cent. C. H. Drake P. M.
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Chateau
Amelia
Isdore
Haraldson
Johanna
Chateau Acantha Job Print ing Department
A brief item notes activity at Chateau Acantha's job printing department. The notice describes work progress and the department's role in producing community materials, with emphasis on efficiency and forthcoming outputs.
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Chateau Acantha
Great Falls Hotel European Plan Cafe Opener
The Great Falls Hotel announces a first class cafe in connection with Fitzgerald & Foster as proprietors. The European plan emphasizes refined dining and hospitality at the hotel.
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The
Great Falls
St Marys Irrigation Plan Bid Led by Puget Sound Firm
The Puget Sound Bridge and Dredging Co. submitted the lowest bid on July 31 for the first fourteen miles of the St Marys irrigation project. Bids were opened in Browning by Supervising Engineer Savage and sent to Washington for Interior Secretary review. The government will fund Indian labor with government tools, as the Fort Shaw and Belknap Indians perform most excavating. Upon completion the St Marys canal will be twenty five miles long with capacity to irrigate two hundred thousand acres, boosting potential crops. construction will begin only after final award and signing, in about two to three weeks.
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Billings
Puget Sound
Fort Shaw
Belknap
St. Mary's Canal
Helena
Land Entries Cancelled in Teton County Decisions
The local land office cancels homestead entries for William Cowgill covering parts of sections 11 and 14 in 29-7W totaling 120 acres, and for Joseph Thompson including multiple quarters and lots in section 6 27-7W in Teton county as reported by the Tribune.
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William Cowgill
Teton County
Joseph Thompson
Tribune
Three Thousand Men Lynch Three Negroes in Salisbury Jail
A mob of about 3000 men forcibly entered Bowen county jail in Salisbury and lynched three of five negroes charged with the Lyerly family murder at Barber Junction on July 13. Neag Gillispie and Jack Dillingham were named as principals. The remaining two negroes were not harmed and later sent to Greensboro.
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Charloette
N. C
Ang. G
Bowen County
Salisbury
Lyerly
Barber Junction
Neag
John Gillispie
Jack Dillingham
Greensboro
Real Estate Transfers In Choteau District
Transfers filed in the county clerk office list T P Crawford and wife deed to Mary R Bair lots 11 12 13 14 block 7 Choteau for 50 dollars and Squire C Cherum and wife to Margerette Moore lots 12 13 14 15 16 20 21 22 block 34 Hazletts second addition Choteau for 250 dollars.
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Lee
Ned Sud
Eee
Nape’ Coves
Ahene
Joh P. Schmit
T. P. Crawford
Mary R. Bair
Squire C. Cherum
Margerette Moore
Hazlett
Choteau
Farmington Budget Rev Wachsmut to Lead Services
Rev Wachsmut of Great Walls will conduct German service at 10 30 a m and English service at 8 p m in Farmington school house next Sunday August 12. Minnie Johnson and her mother returned from a mountain trip as you drive through Burton Beach lanes. Miss Lillian Anderson left for Minnesota and Olaf Lindseth family camping in the Rockies. Jos Johnson was in Collins last Saturday.
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Wachsmut
Great Walls
Farmington
Burton Beach
Minnie Johnson
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Choteau Aerie
Order of Eagles
Thos. Thompson
P Tos. Brooks
Cole
S. O. Huseth
W. M. Pyatt
J. J. Daley
Lesterude& Thompson Dress Makers
Lesterude
T. A. Smith
W. D. Luther
Dixie Girls
Peaches
C. H. Drake, P. M
Beaupre Hotel
Choteau, Montana
G. L. Muzzy
Lessee
St. Mary’s
Savage
Lillian Anderson
Minnesota
Olaf Lindseth
Rockies
Jos. Johnson
Collins
N. Howe
Cote Rene
P. H. Buckley
Kropp
J.F. Leech
E. E. Leech
Kropp&Dickinson
Ewe Erseere
A. O. Aynsley
P. Yunck
L. Potter
J. A. Johnson
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A. Goeddertz
A. Goeddertz, Jr
O. C. Miller
Wolman&Christian
Town & Co
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EB. Jones
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Anne
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