Notice of Contest for Publication in Great Falls Montana
Public land contest notice from the United States Land Office Great Falls Montana dated November 25 1911. Hugh McGill of Belleview Montana is notified that a rival contestant has filed to cancel his home stead entry for northeast quarter section 23 township 24 north range 6 west alleging abandonment lack of settlement and bona fide residence. McGill must answer within twenty days after the fourth publication or lose the claim. proof of service on the contestant is required.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sears
Anaga
Interior
United States
Land Office
Great Falts
Montana
Hugh McGill
Belleview
Clark
Chotexu
Tetor County
IMU
Northeast Quarter
Township
Range 6
West
Merridian
Ef. Barnes
Department of the Interior
Great Falls
Huldia Pearl Lindsey
Miles M. Lindsey
Collins
Range
Meridian
AO. Warner
U.S
Choteau
Mont
Dee
Wl. Ciaimant Aames
Samuel M. Mouselid
Norman A. Househd
Farmington
Corey
Merpert W. Corey
Notice of Contest for Government Land in Montana
Department of the Interior contest notice to George A. Allen of Belt Montana by Joe Zaoda of Bynum Montana. Contest claims abandoned residence and cultivation on entry No 11 Serial 03970 west half southwest quarter section 17 east half southeast quarter section 1s township 20 north Montana meridian. Notice to file answer within twenty days after fourth publication. Official EL. Barnes, Register. Date of first publication November 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Interior, United States and Office
Great Falls
Montana
George A. Allen
Belt
Joe Zaoda
Bynum
Teton County
Manse
Montana Meridian
George A Allen Les
EL. Barnes
Register
Secon
Dee
Trespassing Notice Near Reservoir in Farmington Mont
Property owner warns that trespassing on lands near the reservoir and surroundings in Farmington Montana is strictly forbidden and violators may be subject to action.
Notice to contest homestead entry in Montana
Department of the Interior Great Falls Montana issues notice to Jesse N. Biss that John Buros filed Aug 10 1910 to contest and cancel homestead entry No 4012 for section 20 township 26 north range 6 west Montana Meridian. Buros alleges abandonment and lack of residence or cultivation. Biss must file proof of service and answer within 20 days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ga Department of the Interior
United States Land Office
Great Falls
Montana
Jesse N. Biss
Stockett
John Buros
Huon
Teton County
Range
Montana Meridian
Jesse D. Bliss
Wiy
Penalty of the Smoker
A domestic exchange reveals a request for Havana wrappers as a gift. The husband responds to his wife asking why he has not purchased the cigars discussed with Mr. Bruce, highlighting a simple economic or social moment.
Notice For Publication Great Falls Montana Desert Land Claim
Notice is given that Mary Maule formerly Mary Miller of Conrad Montana has filed intent to make final proof to establish a desert land claim. Before A Warner U S Commissioner at Chateau Montana on December 1 1909 witnesses Nels O Laterlte Bynum Montana Herbert L Halladay Orlo Stansberry and Timothy Cook Blackleaf Montana. Registered by L Barnes. First pub 11-9-11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coal Department of the Lnterior
United States
Great Fal's
Mont
Mary Maule
Mary Miller
Conrad
Teton County
Montana
Towns
Range
Meridian
U. S
Chateau
Nels O. Laterlte
Bynum
Herbert L. Halladay
Orlo Stansberry
Timothy Cook
Blackleef
Hk. L. Barnes
Register
Department of the Interior
U. S. Land Cifss
Great Palls
Maldwyn W. Davies
Sunnyside
Township
Range 3
Register and Receiver
Land Ofice
Great Falls
Clinton Fawcett
Choteau
Munge Bw
A.C. Warner
Chote
Jasper I. Murray
Edward Mowry
Archibald Hodgskiss
Hugh Robinson
Chateau, Montiane
R.L. Barnes
Pea
Guy S. Jameson
A. C. Warner
Ans Christian Hansen
Edward Saalberg
Dirk Hoovyenga
J. Ingram Catu
KK. L. Barnes
First Pub
U. S. Land Office
Jesse W. Jameson
Cntry
Ranged W
Farmington
Tange
Byron J. Rogers
Harry &. Thompson
Elas Rekdahl
Lernard Arneson
FE. L. Barnes
E L Barnes Register First Publication Notice
The notice indicates E L Barnes as the register with initial publication dated 19 11. The fragment confirms official filing or recording action by Barnes in an early record.
Local yarn casts Hogan as boastful bear hunter
A Cumberland Wisconsin correspondent recalls John W. Hogan's Montana bear hunt tale. He traveled from Chateau to Sun River with a guide during a snowstorm, an avalanche swept away their pack horse and supplies, leaving them snowbound five days. They survived on graham crackers whiskey and horse meat before reaching civilization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yellowstone
Glacier National Parks
Calibar
John W. Hogan
Cumberland
Wis
Montana
Associated Press
Daily Press
Hogan
the West
Chateau
Mr. Hogan
Dorrington
Ghoteau
Hunter
Notice of School Indemnity Selection in Montana Lands
State of Montana applied July 8 for several land parcels in township 23 north range 2 east and adjacent sections, open for public inspection. Persons claiming rights under mining laws or opposing the selection may file affidavits or protests in the Land Office, Chateau Montana publication designated. First pub 11-30-11.
Notice of Sale of School Bonds District No 20 Montana
The Board of Trustees of School District No 20 Teton County Montana will sell coupon bonds of 500 dollars each totaling 1000 dollars. Bonds dated December 28 1911 bear 6 percent interest payable annually redeemable in five and ten years for buying school property. Bids due December 28 1911 at 2 pm sealed to Clerk James W Webber. Bonds at par only with 100 dollar certified check. Board may reject bids or sell privately. Delivered when money paid into county treasury. Dirk Hooyenga Chair James W Webber Clerk 11-23-41.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton County
Montana
Board of Trustees
Jans. W. Webber
Chateau
Board of School Trustees
Advertised Letters At Chateau Post Office Week Ending Dec 4 1911
A complete list of letters remaining uncalled for at the Chateau post office for the week ending December 4 1911 includes Alfred Elarson Paul Erickson. Call for them as advertised letters. William Cowgill P M Pa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau
Paul Erickson Alfred Elarson
William Cowgill
P. M
Olson Announces Modern Jewelry Enterprise
A former notice states J. E. Olson takes over Corson jewelry business with aim to earn public patronage and conduct the new venture with best thought and energy. Olson pledges quality service.
Terms of Court Fixed for Cascade and Teton Counties 1911 12
In the District Court of Montana Cascade and Teton counties the 1912 court terms are set. Cascade terms on January April July October. Teton terms on January 30 March 30 May 31 July 30 September 20 November 30. Judge J. B. Leslie and Judge H. W. Ewing sign and publish 12-7-31.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eighth Judicial District
Montana
Cascade
Teton
Cascade County
Junusaryard
Teton County
A. D
J. B. Leslie
Ll. UW. Ewing
Montana Land Office Notice of Mineral Selection Protest
Land Office in Great Falls Montana announces that on July 5 1911 the State of Montana applied for several land parcels in township 26 north range 3 west M M and filed list of school community selections open for public inspection. Adverse claimants or those opposing mineral versus agricultural value must file claims or protest affidavits at Chateau Montana. First publication 11 30 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Interior
United States Land Office
Great Falls
Montana
State of
Township
Range
Range Siw. M. M
Chateau
Barnes
Register
We. M. M
Acantha
E. L. Barnes
First Pub
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Syraud
Farmington, Mont
Kd. Barnes
Neation
Dew
O. M. Nordhagen Merchant Tailor
Choteau, Montana
Nelson Jenks
Wyoming
E. J. Roberson & Co
Haugen’s Cash Bazaar
Hansine BR. Gulstad
Collins ‘Peton County
Seelion
AOG Warner
Wissioner
Montani
Clatant
Riiinsnt
Sars van Horn
George Slanger
John Svansson
Elot Johnson
Moncanut
E L. Barnes
Priest Pub
New Coal
Pirst Pub
F.T. Barnes
U. S Land Office
Fred RR. Snedigar
William Brady Montana
H.R. Thompson
Chotea Collins, Mont
Dirk Hooyenga
James W. Webber
Lontana
Veniences
J. M. Weaver
Rogers- Templeton Lumber
Monta
Bear Creek
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