Real Estate Transfers Report of Montana County Records
Real estate transfers filed with the Teton County Clerk list US to Peters Emerick Neuman Pearson and various warranty deeds and patents across townships 22 to 33 north, ranges 1 to 8 west. Names include Lester Embody Weaver Sears Poulsen Strande Quimby Bruce Kenny McMillan Lauffer and others with sums from 1.00 to 679.00 and several quit claim notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. C. Garrett
Teton County Abstract Company
U. S
Charles Peters
William A. Emerick
William J. Neuman
Attartier
Charles H. Pearson
Oswin W. Merriam
Wear
I. N. Walker
S. C. Purday
Grange
Arthur F. Belzer
Peter Weyer
Range
Josef Weyer
North Range
Gilbert B. Grande
Paul Joramo
Register
Patrick H. Feehan
Benjamin B. Lester
U.S
Birdsill F. Embody
Junior
George H. Weaver
Volney R. Sears
Older but Stronger Health Advice for Seventy
Advice urges health in forties to build strength for later years. Scott's Emulsion touted as blood nourisher and tonic to prevent weakness, with claim of rheumatism relief and sickness avoidance. No alcohol. Scott & Bowne Bloomfield New Jersey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott's
Scott & Bowne
Bloomfield, N. J
Notice for Publication Mary L Wanish homestead claim
Department of the Interior issue notice at Great Falls Montana in 1917 that Mary L Wanish widow of Joseph J Wanish has filed intent to make three year proof to establish claim to a homestead land in Montana. The hearing will be before A C Warner U S Commissioner in Chateau Montana on July 17 1917 with witnesses Lyman O Rogers Orlo Urich Ellie V Urich and Abraham L Stanfield all of Kalma Montana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Interior
U.S. Land Office
Great Falls
Montana
Mary L. Wanish
Kalma
Joseph J. Wanish
Range 7
Meridian
A. C. Warner
U. S
Chateau
Lyman O. Rogers
Orlo Urich
Ellie V. Urich
Abraham L. Stanfield
R. N. Sutherlin
Register
Mov ing picture directors worry over 1,000,000 pounds dynamite
The article imagines film directors distressed by the idea of using a million pounds of dynamite for a car chase in a war scene, noting the impossibility of filming such a blast for cinematic effect.
Cowell Files For Entry Of Land In Montana Township 23
Alvin J. Cowell of Chateau Te ton Montana has filed to enter locate the south half northeast quarter section 23 township 23 north range 6 west Montana Meridian under section 2306 7. Any party opposing the mineral character or other reasons must file protests by July 28 1917 with the land office. RN Suthman Register first published June 20 late July 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank M. Young
John Esa
Martha Langwald
Parter
Valier Townsite Co
Winfield S. Smith
Valier
Register
U. S
Frank M. Kenny
Willie Max Welzel
State of Montana
C. S. Sheldon
Effie Bruce
Richard Anderson
K. A. Snydes
George C. Moore
Charles J. Klick
Mary Rekopf
Matt GC. G. Ives
Clarence E. Chapman
Fred Yates
P. A. Davis
Cut Bank
Mark S. Darling
Arthur D. Johnson
Conrad
First National Bank of Conrail
Sed P. Semmingson
Annie L. Bruce
F. P. Sheldon
Otto Gates
Robert R. Johnston
Mark M. Milligan
George Ziegler
Tate
Montana
EB. A. Savory
William S. Smith
Lous N. Matlock
John J. Erickson
Glenn R. Stuart
William Morrison
Amelia Mickelson
Roy Moore
Henry McMillin
Austin J. Miller
Mary Gleason
Fred Andretta
John S. Gleason
Kenneth McKenzie
Bert Orcutt
Montana-Western Lands Co
The
Walter P. Turk
District Court
Eighth Judicial District
County of
Teton
George Mason
Teton County
Paul Jacobson
Ruth Scribner
Orland
Glenn County
California
Mary Birmingham
Red Bluff
Tehama County
Cecilia Pelton
Badger
Tulare County
Peter Mason
Masonia
Shoshone County
Idaho
W. J. Tighe
Great Falls
Land Office
Alvin J. Cowell
Chateau
Gratiot Homestead Entry Noted in Montana Claim
Notice records Chester A. Gratiot of Chateau Montana who filed a homestead entry on December 13 1913 serial number 033291 for parts of sections 28 and 29 township 23 north range 4 west under the Department of the Interior dated June 14 1917.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Interior
U. S. Land Office
Great Falls
Montana
Chester A. Gratiot
Chateau
Montana Meridian Files Three Year Proof Notice
Montana Meridian files notice of intention to make three year proof to establish land claim. Hearing before A C Warner A S Commissioner at his office in Choteau Montana on the 25th day of Freeman A Daley John Jacobson Henry C Denison Ham J Loomis all of Choteau Montana. First pub June 20 last July 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Interior
U. S. Land Office
Great Falls
Montana
Clinton L. Stillman
Chateau
Township 24
North
Range 6
West
Meridian
A. C. Warner
U. S
Choteau
Earl Yeager
Joe van Bolcum
Lloyd A. Clark
Henry B. Ashworth
R. N. Sutherlin
Register
Montana Meridian
A. S
Freeman A. Daley
John Jacobson
Henry C. Denison
Ham J. Loomis
ER. N. Sutherlin
Register First
Declared Independence Signers Count Reported At Ten Million
The report claims about 10,000,000 people signed the new declaration of independence, indicating widespread support and propagation across regions.
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Andrew
Gregson
Boyde B. Young
Russell Quimby
U.I
Mae P. Crampton
May P. Quimby
James Findlay
Charles B. Williams
Samuel A. Sollid
Dutton
Brady
A. D. Fay
Nettie S. Gaghagen
Adrene M. Gaghagen
Quater
Jacob Lauffer
E. A. Savory
Northern Pacific Railway Co
J. B. Leslie
Thos. Kelly
John T. Gains
Henry M. Chambers
Jas. Drinkwine
P. M. Drinkwine
Alfred Larson
Olaf Larson
Peruna
Peruna Medical Department
Peruna CO
Columbus
van Loons
MR van Loo
Painy
Gopher
Mr. Gopher
Choteau Drug Company
Ation
Holland
Choteau, Montana
Boston Hide & Wool CO
Tenth Avenue and
Fifth Street
Great Falls, Mont
Ralph Corson's
Belleview Road
Robert G. Thorn
Wis
Sey
Sey Sey
Township
Nicolaas H. Vunkervleugel
Henry H. Waldo
Sidney Yarger
Walter C. Betts
Gilman
R. N
Sutherlin