Perjury charge in Mc Gowan case against Sampson Bird
In district court last Monday morning Sampson Bird faced perjury charges after testifying for the defense in the Mc Gowan case. The court set bail at 1000 dollars. Bird allegedly lied about meeting Chas Arnold and Dan McGowan on July 4 at Browning, with Arnold reportedly elsewhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
Sampson Bird
McGowan
Phil S. Cole
Bird
Chas Arnold
Dan McGowan
Browning
Arnold
Cut Bank
Farmington Budget Notes Local Happenings
Farmington residents report a minor horse accident injuring Mrs. F. F. Daake who is improving. Ed Bollerud returns from Great Falls after a week there. Lindseth and Hanson and Tillie Tweed travel between Collins and Great Falls. C C Lindseth’s runaway damage to harness causes no injuries. Great Falls praised as socialist by locals amid town chatter. Mrs. Rathmann listed as ill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. F. Daake
Ed. Bollerud
Great Falls
City
Co. QC
Lindseth
Chris Hanson
Collins
Alma Daley
C. C. Lindseth
Tillie Tweed
Minnesota
Heaven
Wool Market Opens at Great Falls for 1906 Season
The opening reports show Teton county clips sold: W. H. Simmes 18,000 pounds at 19.34? cents. W. G. Davis 31,000 pounds with 18½ cents refused and consignments sent to Benedict & Livingston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Palls
Teton County
W. H. Simmes
W. G. Davis
Benedict & Livingston
Advertised Letters Uncalled For At Chateau Office Week Ending July 14 1906
The week ending July 14 1906 lists uncalled letters at Chateau post office for Mr A Pflrimmer and C H Drake with instruction to say advertised and pay one cent when calling. Cowell Kinney sell a Percheron draft stallion 1600 pounds weight to be stood at the ranch 34 miles north of Choteau and H W Yeager’s ranch 15 miles west with season price ten dollars and incure twelve fifty. Yrasen Babs is noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau
Cowell & Kinney
Choteau
H. W. Yeager
Notice of contest affidavit for homestead entry 222
Department of the Interior in Great Falls Montana issues notice of contest by Heinrich Gemar against homestead entry 222 filed October 29 1902 the contesteo Frank D. Garroll alleges abandonment non cultivation and residence change. Hearings set August 10 1906 and August 17 1906 before U S Commissioner E G Garrett and Register and Receiver at Great Falls Land Office with publication notice due to service issues. First publication July 12 1906.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Interior
United States Land Office
Great Falls
Montana
Junith
A. C. Warner
U.S
Whateau
Peter Truuvo
Charles m. Blackman
John x. Graves
William Hodgsitiss
Hugh Robinson
Choteau
J. M. Burtincame
Register
United States
Mont
Heinrich Gemar
Frank D. Garroll
Contesteo
Contestea
E. ©. Garrett
Choteaty
C. A. Benron
Notice of desert land claim proof in Shelby Montana
Shelby Montana in Teton county the claimant filed notice to make proof on desert land claim 1151 for sections 32 33 township 34 range 7 west before James M Wilcox US Commissioner at his Shelby office on Friday August 27 1906. Witnesses roving the irrigation and reclamation include Carl A Erickson William Wallace Patrick J Duffy Thomas H Daley all of Shelby Montana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shelby
Teton County
Montana
James M. Wilcox
U. S. Ngomé Missioner
Mont
Carl A. Erickson
William Wallace
Patrick J. Duffy
Thomas H. Daley
Desert-land claim proof notice for Pearl Ukech
Pearl Ukech of Dupuyer Mont assignee of David K Dugan files notice of intention to prove desert land claim No 125 for sections 2 and 20 township 28 range 7 in Montana before M S Darling A S commissioner at Conrad Mont on August 21 1908 Witnesses named to prove irrigation and reclamation are Matthew N Gordon John S Gordon Peter L Moran Philip A Prince all of Conrad Mont J M Bunting clerk Piest pub 7121008
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dupuyer
Teton County
Montana
David K. Dugan
M.S. Darling
A. S
Conrad
Matthew N. Gordon
John S. Gordon
Peter L. Moran
Philip A. Prince
ofConrad
Montans
Five Room House with Stable and Coal Shed
Property listing describes a five room house with stable a coal shed a root house and a drilled well. Applicant A. 0. Sanpuiosenct appears in an incomplete address line.
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Choteau-Collins
Great Northern Railway
Chota
Yirshberg
Shoteau, Montana
Safe Banking
Drs.Stephens & Chase
Soo Son
Henry W. Kelly
M. M
Lewis Tellefson
Farmington
Edward Dennis
George A. Boutilier
WU Nisa J. Dorrington
Mon- Adl
J. M. Burlingame
Kirst Pub
Trescott Brothers, Publishers
Montanna
Official Paper
C. H. Drake, P. M
Yrasen Babs
S. M. Corson
Chateau, Mont
Ericsson
M‘scomick
McCormick
JOS. HIRSHBERG =& CO
BIG Department Store
United Sta Beng
Great Pulls
Gertrude Potter
Emma J. Stonehouse
Qynum
Kenneth C. Stonehouse
A.C. Warner
Charles Krofft
Edwin Bailey
John B. Cashman
Edward Weyman
Bynum
J. M. BarRuincame
Pearl Ukech
J. M. Buntincame
Piest Pub
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