Notice of Public Land Sale Isolated Tract Non Coal
Department of the Interior Great Falls Montana issues a sale notice under the 1906 act. The public auction for the described land in section 21 township 21 north range west will take place February 24 1912 at 10 am. Adverse claimants must file claims or objections by sale time. Registered BR Barnes and Receiver C A Wilson sign. First pub January 18 1912.
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Department of the Interior
U. S. Land Office
Great Falls
Mont
General Land Office
Rot
L. Barnes
Register
C. A. Wilson
Public Land Sale Notice at Great Falls Office
Under the 1906 act the General Land Office directs a public sale of described land in section 12 township 26 north range west. Bids open at 10:00 am February 24, 1912 at the office. claimants or objectors must file by sale time. Signed by Register L Barnes and Receiver C A Wilson. First published January 18, 1912.
Threshermen Meeting Set for February 3 1912
A meeting of the threshermen of Te ton county will be held in Chateau on Saturday February 3 1912. All threshermen are requested to be present.
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Teton County
Chateau
Best All Around Family Sewing Machine Catalog Offer
The White Sewing Machine Company advertises the BEST all around family sewing machine available in Rotary and Vibrator models. Rotary performs Lock and Chain stitches with latest steel attachments. Offered on easy payments. free H. T. catalogue by sending name and address. Located at 1460 Market St California.
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H. T
Collins Community News and Notes From Friday to Monday
Collins residents report Mr Hill from Brady greeting friends between trains, Percy Ferguson back on the road, and mail duties for a new post office. Local workers travel to Great Falls and Conrad, while Jiners praise a verdict. A 7d-foot Muddy bridge site is claimed, and Leap Year gossip circulates.
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Mr. Hill
Brady
Collins
Percy Ferguson
Percy
Donald Bacorn
Great Falle
Fred Worris
Ira Brassma
Burton
Great Northern
Great Falls
Ira Miller
Oren Miller
Mr. Fitzgerald
Conrad
Col. Ferris
Prind
Corrad
Notice of Sale of School Bonds in District 20 Montana
The Board of Trustees of School District No. 20 Teton County Montana will sell coupon bonds totaling one thousand dollars each five hundred dollars in denomination at 2 pm February 10 1912 at the schoolhouse. Bonds bear 6 percent interest payable annually redeemable in five and ten years from the date February 10 1912. Bids due February 10 1912 sealed to Jas W Webber clerk marked Bids for Bonds. Bids must be at par with $100 certified check. Board may reject bids or sell privately. Delivery to county treasury. Dated January 12 1912 Dirk Hooyenga Chairman James W Webber Clerk First pub. 1-19-12
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Teton County
Montana
Board of Trustees
Jas. W. Webber
Chateau
Board of School Trustees
Rzht
Dirk Hooyenga
James W. Webber
Origins of flower names in historical note
The article explains how camellias got their name from a missionary named Kamel, and how dahlias, fuchsias, magnolias, and lavender derived their names. It cites Andre Dahl, Leonard Fuchs, Magnos de Montpelier, and a Latin link to washing hands for lavender.
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Orient
Kamel
France
Japan
Peru
Andre Dahl
Leonard Fuchs
Magnolas
Magnos de Montpelier
Asia
America
Spurgeon Seals Quiet Country Holiday With Self Praise
The famed preacher Charles Spurgeon visited a village bethel on a Sunday morning and heard a sermon by himself. After service he greeted the Metropolitan Tabernacle pastor and, in a humorous mix up, asked for his sister’s name. Spurgeon retold the moment with his usual wit.
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Spurgeon
The Ideal and Impediment Within
A reflective aphorism on self-creation. Carlyle argues that the barrier lies in the creator and the material matters only by how the form is fashioned into a heroic, poetic ideal. The focus is inner shaping over external substance.
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Carlyle
Deacon Spooner Exonerated After Circus Visit
A Delhi minister Deacon Spooner faced a church inquiry after secretly attending a Darby’s Ferry circus. He admitted feeling no sinful thoughts while viewing animals and rides, though he initially opposed the event. The committee exonerated him and advised against future attendance.
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Deacon Spooner
Darby's Ferry
Delhi
Deacon Tyler
Deacon Williams
Iowa
Darby’s Ferry
Tyler
Moses Schemerhorn
Dencon
Solem
Moses Schermerhorn
Elimi
Jim
Deacon Spoorer
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California
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Gertrude Burns
Concord
Idells Bailey
Ward
James Oliva
Jay Welch
Bud Liptack
R. L. Wilen
Hallie Morris
van Wyk
Riger Wilhelm
Odenwald & Sons
Rex
The
Royal Milling Company
C. D. Yeager
Prop
Gorham Stand
Alex Truchot
J. M. Weaver
J. A. Baart
Sec
Treas
Teton Realty Co
Bair & Verge
Choteau
Miss Verge
Mrs. Daley
VOGUE
Choteau and
STAGE
Montana and Great Northern Railroad
Choteau Auto
WM. Hodgskiss
Choteau, Mont
Choteau Drug CO
R. R. Mellon
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