Fort Peck Reservation Opens to Settlement in 1914
Fort Peck Reservation in eastern Montana will open to actual settlement May 1, 1914 after filings from Sept 1 to Sept 20, 1913. The 2,068,693 acre tract spans Sheridan and Valley counties with 723,693 acres allotted to Indians and 1,345,000 acres remaining vacant. Registration sites are Glasgow Glasgow Havre and Great Falls Montana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
Ft. Peck Indian Reservation
Montana
Glasgow
Havre
Great Falls
Mont
Sheridan
Valley
Ft. Peck Reservation
United States
Thomas Shaw
Great Northern Railway
Shaw
Ft. Peck
Interior to Expedite 320 Acre Homestead Land Entries
Secretary of the Interior issues instructions to speed designation of lands under the enlarged homestead law. The Geological Survey will prepare lists and designate nonirrigable tracts in large blocks, boosting entry speed in western states including North Dakota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Secretary of Interior
Secretary of the Interior
Department
North Dakota
Granna
Lane
Geological Survey
Montana Livestock Courses Boost State’s Animal Industry
The Department of Animal Industry at the Agricultural College reports major strides in livestock education and industry growth. Short courses attract hundreds of farmers, with programs on dairy stock, buttermaking, beef, mutton, wool, poultry, and horse care starting January 21 in Bozeman and Stevensville. A statewide breeder address bulletin will be published January 1, 1914, aiding creameries and mills, while anti discrimination laws support farmer led ventures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Department of Animal Industry
The
Agricultural College
Stevensville
Bozeman
Horsemen of Montana
Forest Notes and Forest Ranger Innovations
A Washington group forms to study forests while pencils are made from old red cedar rails in Tennessee and southward. On Wichita National Forest Oklahoma the Buffalo herd grows to 48 10 calves born this year. 15 head at introduction in 1907. Chinese conservancy plans differ, with Hwai River dredging to control floods. Steel power towers increasingly serve as fire lookout posts for forest rangers as streams are harnessed.
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Washington
Tennessee
Wichita National Forest
Oklahoma
Wichita
China
Conservancy
Hwai
Numerical Totals From Unlabeled Ledger Entry
A sequence of financial figures appears without context including 1 352.65 3.26.05 3 894.40 4665.00 8 559.40 172 269.01 162 718 1 833.75. The set suggests ledger style sums or transactions with multiple decimal values and large totals.
Notice to Sell Farm Listed by H Bremer Farmington Mont
Notice to sell your farm with H Bremer listed at 3 12 1f R R 1 Farmington Mont. Local notice format provides contact for interested buyers and property details.
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D. EK. Jacobson
Farmington,Mont
Kerr & Hanson
Farmington
Vent
H. Bremer
R.R
Mont
Bids Wanted for Coal for School District No 1 Choteau
The district invites bids by Aug 22 1913 for 85 tons of coal to be delivered to the public school in Choteau. The trustees may reject any or all bids. H A Prescott clerk. Max Goldberg junk dealer buys iron brass copper rubber furniture hides wool and sheep pelts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Choteau
H. A. Prescott
Max Goldberg
Also Mentioned on This Page
Acantha
C. G. Bishop
Fort Peck Indian Reservation
Louis Hill
Great Northern Railway Board of Directors
Montana Prairie
New York Land Show
Interior Department
Madison Square Garden
Hill
New York
Poplar
Agency
Forest Notes
State Bank
Chateau
Patcin
ATDAT
Acec
Eae
State of
County of Teton
James Eckford
Henry D. Robison
P. Hl. Crosse
Cone
W. H. Gorham
P. L. Otness
Veer Pup
L. A. Peterson
Farmington, Mont
Acastha
J. J. Daley
H. H. Higgins
Berkshire
J. A. Barkhoff
Simms
Mobile
Walier
Trenton
Michigan
T. J. Twedt
Chateau, Mont
Tetor
N.C. Tuttle
Byum
Reickhoff Ranch
D. Jacobson
E.j.roberson& Co
Lincoln
H.R. Thompson Collins
Choteau, Mont
RC. Johnson
Como
Choteau House
Choteau and
Collins
STACE
Montana and Great Northern Railroad
Collins, Mont
Choteau Auto
WM. Hodgskiss
D. Yeager
Prop
Gorham Stand
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