Notice for Publication Department of the Interior Montana
Notice published by the Department of the Interior announces Andrew J. Muneely of Brady Montana intends to file final homestead proof for a land entry in section A township 26 north range 2 west Montana meridian. Witnesses Ernest Marriott William Ballard George Benson and Leonard Nash all of Brady Montana. Proof to be made before John W. Shields U S Commissioner at Cour d Montana on September Z 1910.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Interior
United States
Lane Rina Grout
Alls
Montana
Andrew J. Muneely
Brady
Mon Lana Meridian
John W. Shields
U.S
Courad
Ernest T. Marriott
Wiliam E. Ballard
George A. Benson
Leonard Ro Nash
Braay, Montana
Attorney for Administratrix Names Whilt and Cole
WHILT and COLE are listed as attorneys for the administratrix with first publication dated August 11, 1910.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whilt
Cole
Administratrix
First Pub
Notice for Publication Great Falls Montana 1900
Notice is hereby given that LEON MOORE of Raymond Montana made Desert Land entry on March 4 1908 for southwest quarter of section 34 township 2 north range 8 east Montana Meridian He died later to make final proof to establish title before A C Ware US Commissioner at his office in Oluoin Montana on September 28 1910 Witnesses include George B Baker Fairfield Montana Robert L Hathaday Roy McNeal Frank Cunningham Raymond Montana Register Bauxes First pub November 10
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Interior
United States
Great Falls
Montana
Leon Moore
Raymond
Taide Desert
Meridian
Elaine
A. C. Warener
Oluo- In
Montane
HHO. Chabmeint
Marines
George B. Baker
Fairfield Montins
Torbert L. Hathaday
Roy McNeal
Frank Cunningham
Raymond Montana
Bo. Bauxes
Register
Probate of Will in District Court of Montana
Notice in the Eighth Judicial District Teton County Montana that Joseph Fr. Bean deceased will have his will proved on September 13 1910 at the clerk's office in the courthouse. Jessie M. Cunningham seeks letters testamentary as executrix and interested parties may appear to contest. Dated August 12 1910. James Gibson Clerk. James Sulgrove Attorney for petitioner. First pub 8 18 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
Montana
Teton
Fred I. Lawler
Mary ‘I. Lawler
Tf. Lawler
Seid District Court
Chateau
Pelton County
Choteau Acuntiia
Choteau
Teton County
H.W. Ewing
Eighth Judicial District
County of
Joseph &. Bean
Canoe
County of Teton
Joseph Fr. Bean
Jessie M. Cunningham
Chereof
O. E. S. Regular Meeting Announcement
Members of the O. E. S. urged to attend a regular business and social meeting on Saturday evening August 7. Benita Luther, W. M., notes all members are asked to be present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benita Luther
W. M
Fairfield and Sun River Battle In Windy Contest
Fairfield and Sun River crossed bats Sunday afternoon in a seven inning game at Fairfield. Fairfield scored 16 runs to Sun River’s 11 with Dale and Austad as the battery for Fairfield. Next Sunday Fairfield plans another game against Farmington, who expect to win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairfield
Sun River
Airfield
Dale
Austad
Farmington
Local Residents Visit County Towns and Return
Additional Fairfield ranchers John Gronberg and Jens Wicks were here yesterday. J E Ritebey and J W Shields traveled from Conrad on Tuesday on business. Harry Darkness the insurance man came in yesterday from the north. Henry D Robison of the Teton County Abstract Co visited his uncle at Plains Montana. Geyer and Lester Cowgill returned from Walier and Dupuyer where they spent the past month. A L Halladay drove over from Conrad last evening with Mrs Halladay and their young daughter who have been there for some time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry D. Robison
The
Teton County Abstrace Co
Plains, Mont
Geyer
Lester Cowgill
Walier
Dupuyer
A. L. Halladay
Conrad
Mrs. Halladay
Bell Company Interest Hinted In Chateau
Robt. Lanestrom of Helena representing the Bell Telephone Co. was in town the first of the week. State Supt. Harmon has asked Mrs. JF. Anderson to plan the county teachers' institute for September after the school opens. A group of local youths enjoy two weeks at Deep Creek canyon, while a camping party departs Sunday for Deep Creek camping. John Leeper replaces W B Maxwell as City Drug pharmacist while Maxwell is away. J A Baart announces shift to general livery and White gasoline car agency for Teton county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robt. Lanestrom
Helena
Ell Telephone Company
Bell Company
Chateau
W. 18. Harmon
JF. M. Anderson
Deep Creek Canyon
McLean
Anderson
Maxwell
Shields
Burrell
McDonald
Harry McLean
John Leeper
W. B. Maxwell
City
Mr. Leeper
Drake
Valier
Choteauw
Collins
Teton County
J. A. Baart
Chateau Auto
Collins Way Chronicle Reports Local Happenings and Plans
Collins Way residents discuss a gusher near Collins and drilling for all. Leonard Bailey builds a barn and residence, with family plans. Sunday school led by Mr. Waterman had seventeen attendees. Mrs. Swan from San Francisco visits, praised as pianist. Local figures include Dr. Wilson and Commissioner Porris. calls for volunteers and rubber boots noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Collins
Fairfield and Sun River Teams Clash in 11 to 16 Victory
Fairfield defeated Sun River 16 to 11 in a local baseball game. The report notes visits from Mrs Selseth and Miss Anna T viet from Norway staying with relatives, plus several residents traveling to mines and towns. A fire on Cascade Land Co ranch caused several hundred dollars of damage burning two hay stacks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cascade Land Co
Contest Notice in Land Case at Great Falls Montana
A contest affidavit by Halvor K. Dovee contests Homestead Entry No. 060aa filed May 16 1907 by Cora L. Syse for a tract in township 2 north range 3 west Montana Meridian. The notice alleges Syse has never resided on or cultivated the land. An appearance and evidence hearing is set for 9:00 am September 19 1910 before the U.S. Land Office Register at Great Falls Montana. Because personal service failed, notification will be by public publication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Halvor KK. Dovee
Heamestead
Montana
Meridian
Cora L. Syse
Satd
United States Land Offee
Great Falls
Land Office notice on final proof for Homestead entry
Land Office Great Falls Montana announces Kenneth B L Cohoe of Raymond Montana has fled final five year proof to establish his homestead claim for section township and range in Montana Meridian. The proof will be made before A C Warner US Commissioner at Chateau Montana on September 21 with Ora E Knowlton Henry Guerin George W Harris Percy Ralston of Raymond listed as witnesses. First pub August 18 1910. E L Barnes Register.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brady
Montana
Meridian
John W Shelds
Conrada
John Wyse
George Benson
Ernest Marriott
Everett Ballard
Kb. L. Barnes
Register
Department of the Interior
United States Land Office
Great Falls
Kenneth BL. Cohoe
Raymond
A.C. Warner
U .S
Oflce
Chateau
Ora E. Knowlton
Henry Guerin
George W Harris
Percy Ov. Ralston
Notice For Publication in Belleview Montana
Carl L Monroe of Belleview Montana files notice of intention to make five year proof to establish residence on a homestead entry made September 17 1904 for sections 10 15 township 2N range Montana Meridian before A C Warner US Commissioner at Choteau Montana on September 22 1910 with witnesses John S Lane Charley Swiggs Marty Drury and J Christopher Salmond listed as witnesses and ElBarnes Register listed as official.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Interior
United States
Lind Othee
Great Falls
Mont
Carl L. Monroe
Belleview
Montana
Ned
Range Sow
Meridian
Tefore
A. C Warner
U.S
Choteau
John S. Lané
Charley
Swiggs
Marty Drury
Stantis
J. Christopher Salmond
Chateau
Montag - Elbarnes
Register
Labor Day celebration planned in Valier features war dance
Posters announce a Labor Day program at Valier on Monday Sept 5 with a war dance by 200 Blackfeet Indians in native costume a Chateau versus Coorad 4a baseball game for a $150 purse horse races a $50 bucking contest music by the Nightingale band Great Falls a concert and dance in the evening. A thousand dollars has been raised for the day’s events and visitors are urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valier
Chateau
Coorad
Nightingale Band of
Great Malls
Big stealings at Illinois Central probe hit headlines
The World at Large notes alleged conspiracy with repair firms to swindle Illinois Central out of 1.5 million dollars. Columbus, Ohio endures a streetcar strike with state militia, riotous hoboes, and mostly orderly strikers. Wallace Idaho suffers major fire damage with no deaths. A Denver student undertakes a 46 day fast to cure catarrh, losing about a pound a day.US wheat exports to France rise while French crop shows a deficit of 67 million bushels. Western governors oppose Pinchot plan to shift natural resource control to the federal level ahead of the conservation congress in St Paul.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake City
Gifford Pinchot
Conservation Congress
St. Paul
Browning Suffers Smoke from Timber Fires Shuts Out Sun
Smoke from nearby timber fires darkens Browning for days as ash falls like snow. Ranchers face anxious prospects if fires reach the prairie while Horseshoe Bar and F outfits ship cattle to Chicago on the 25th but smoking disrupts rounding up reducing shipment to a single train. Visitors from Midvale Cut Bank and Glacier areas report widespread smoke and ranchers buy pack horses at about 65 dollars each for glacier work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horseshoe Bar
F Outfits
Chicago
Montana Senate Bill 22 Amends Section 9 Article XII Tax Limits
Notice of election on a constitutional amendment to Montana voters. The measure proposes capping state property tax rates at two mills per dollar of valuation and outlines how rates may rise if approved at the general election, detailing section changes and submission timing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
Montana
Amendment to Revenue and Taxation Proposed in 1909 Act
The text outlines a proposed state constitutional amendment on revenue and taxation. It includes a state levy for general purposes and a special four mill levy for bounties on wild animals stock inspection and indemnity. Separate official ballots will list support or opposition. The act repeals conflicting acts and takes effect upon passage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Board of Equalization
Montana Secretary of State Certifies 1909 Tax Act Copy
State of Montana secretary certifies a true copy of an act for submission to qualified electors regarding revenue and taxation enacted by the Eleventh Legislative Assembly and approved February 5, 1909. The oath concludes with testimony of the secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Montana
State of Montana
Legislative Assembly OF
Ss. J
A. N. Yoder
Legislative Assembly
Wijereof
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Drake Drug Company
Ia Barnes
Eithile Great Falls
Lewis Arnold
James Gibson Clerk
James Sulgrove
Petitioner
First
Beauche
Veniences
J. M. Weaver
John Gronberg
Jens Wicks
J. E. Ritebey
J. W. Shields
Harry Darkness
K. G. McGlean
Fannly
Wy L Verge and
Deep Creek
Collins Way
A. B. Swan
San Francisco
Judge Hawkins
Martha Gordon
Waterman
H. K. Ferris
Dr. Wilson
Teena Larson
Porris
Indies
Waterman Place
Prospect Ridge
Dana Waterman
John Ferris
Ferns
Rolland Lutz
Dean Waterman
Donald Bacorn
Collins Way Chronicle
Selseth
Lannswerk
Anna T'viet
Norway
Andrew Austad
Mrs. Frey
la Crosse, Wis
Sons George and
Chusray
John Langwald
August Tuckert
Minot
N. D
Alma Zimmerman
Bynum
Shawequist
Rakse
Schultz Place
Choteau Land & Loan Co
Frank Harris
W. W. Cole
Tom Olson
J. B. Maurer
Montina
le Barnes
C. A. Welson
George A. Judson
Halverk
Dovre
Great Pals
E.L. Barnes
Pon Tbf
Serentory
Illinois Central Railroad
Columbus
Ohio
Wallace
Idaho
Denver
Pxet
France
Browning
W. F
Mrs. Weeks
Jas. Dawson
Wo. Meade
Jh. C. Baker
Midvale
W. EB. Hagerty
W. S. Wetzel
Jas. Perine
Cut Bank
Hinkle
Glacier National Park
Hve
Hagerty and Barnes
Haugen’s
H. R. Thompson
Lethbridge Coal
Choteau, Montana
W.H. Gorham
W. H. Gorham & Co
Sale Stables
United States OF America
Jae Otley
Great Salls
G. Robert Weeks
Township
Range
U. S
Ltd
W. Everett Ballard
Camp He Weed
Ernest L. Marriott
Brady, Monton
E. L. Barnes
Departmentecf
Interior
Lund
Jela W. Shields
John Vyse
Andrew J. McNeely
Monbana
Dutton Hardware
Dutton, Montana
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