State I Lands at Issue Over North Montana Reservation
Governor Toole and Attorney General Galen traveled to Washington to contest canceling about 20,000 acres the state claimed within the ceded Blackfeet reservation. The dispute centers on whether these lands north of the Missouri and east of the Marias rivers may be selected under state land grants or are reserved under treaty and federal law, potentially affecting future state entries in several Montana counties.
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Toole
Galen
Washington
Clackfeet
Missouri
Marias Rivers
Gibson
United States
Senate
Congress
Montana
Department
Ramsey
Alfred E. Allison
Cat Bank
Allison
Teton County
Cut Bank
Land Office
General Land Office
Secretary of the Interior
T. BE. Brady
Great Falls
Alfred H. Allison
Marins
Blackfeet
U. S
Department of the Interior
Teton, Chateau and
Valley Counties
Montana Lands
Blackiget
Crow
Flathead
Real estate transfers filed in county clerk's office
Transfers show F D Kingsbury administrator to four Burd heirs for 160 acres in section 26 township 24 north range 5 west for $1.00. Speer receiver to James Johnson 1018 acres on the Marinas river for 34550. Easton to Brokaw 160 acres for 2400. Conrad Investment to Pondera Canal Co. water rights to irrigate 40000 acres plus canals and works for 175000. Gillette to Magee part of section 15 township 28 north range 7 west 214 acres near Dupuyer for 200000. Campbell to Halladay four adjoining quarters totaling 160 acres for 900.
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F. D. Kingsbury
Samuel C. Burd
Levi J. Burd
Alice Burd
Ira Burd
Phoebe Burd
Devisees
J. W. Speer
Montana Cooperatives Ranch Company
Johnson
Marinas River
L. F. Easton
J. S. Brokaw
Conrad Investment Co
Pondera Canal Co
Dupuyer
Henry A. Gillette
George W. Magee
S.C. Campbell
H. Halladay
Helena site chosen for state Masonic home
The committee selecting a site for the state Masonic home has picked the old Gamer ranch, about six miles below Helena on the lake border formed by the new dam. The 400 acre ranch will host the home, which will cost about 30000 dollars.
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Helena
Gamer Ranch
Stonehouse and Fincher Wed in June 1906 Ceremony
Rob ert Stonehouse and Maggie Fincher were married Tuesday evening June 19 1906 at the Cha teau house parlors with Judge J E DeHaas presiding They hail from Bynum and will reside near Bynum after the ceremony The Acant ha joins county friends in wishing them happiness.
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Robert Stonehouse
Maggie Fincher
Chateau House
J. £. DeHaas
Bynum
Acantha
Stephens Dies In Colorado
Oscar Stephens a prominent and wealthy Montana mine owner and cattle man died of diabetes at St Josephs hospital Denver. Born in Montrose Pennsylvania in 1849 he was unmarried and owned 27 ranches in Montana including three over 5000 acres each.
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Denver
Oscar Stephens
Montana
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Montrose
Advertised Letters For Week Ending June 16 1906
List of uncalled letters at the Chateau post office for the week ending June 16 1906. Names include Gardener A H and Daage C H. Recipients must call for advertised letters and pay one cent.
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Chateau
A. H
Gov Pattison Passes Away Unexpectedly
Cincinnati dispatch reports Ohio Governor John M Pattison died at his Milford home at 4 20 PM after a stable day and favorable reports, the death coming without warning.
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Gov. Pattison
Cincinnati
John M. Pattison
Ohio
Milford
Building Lots for Sale in Choteau Town
Desirable building lots offered for sale across Choteau. Contact seller for locations and prices of available parcels.
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Choteau
Silver Wedding Proceeds of A Boutilier Celebration
Mr and Mrs A Boutilier marked the twenty fifth anniversary with a large gathering and lunch last Thursday. A long list of gifts followed including fruit baskets coffee spoons salad forks carving sets and silverware from numerous friends and relatives.
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A. Boutilier
Mesdames Hodgekiss and Smith
A. C. Burbank
J. E. Brickgan
Wm. Butchart
George Hirshberg
J. O. Larson
S. H. Drake
C. H. Drake
C. H. Connor
S. Lockhart
S. A. McPhee
Truchet
Jesse Davis
Wm. Young
Rod McLeod
Ed. Dennis
Ww. Dorrington
Mesdames Brooke and
Gorham
Ld. Hirshberg
James Gibson
F. A. Long
Geo. Adjain
Phil S. Cole
J. G. Bair
J. I. Webb
J. &. de Haas
Michael Connelly
Chateau Mercantile Vo
J. G. Buair
A. J. Cowell
A. B. Guthrie
Jas, Gibson
K. G. McLean
S. McDonald
C. W. Taylor
John Chaves
J. F. Burd
Chas, McDonald
Anderson
D. D. Cole
Phil I. Cole
Miss Webb
J. EB. Webb
A. H. Cole
Chas
Wilcox
Child Killed by Lightning in West Butte Field
Paul Wagner, 11, son of Pete Wagner of West Butte, was instantly killed by lightning while seeding. His father and two horses were knocked down. one horse died. Funeral services will be held at Gold Butte tomorrow.
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West Butte
Paul Wagner
Pete Wagoner
Wagner
Gold Butte
Blackfeet Reservation Opening Clears House Passage
In Washington on June 16 the conference bill opening the Blackfeet reservation passed the House at 5 20 after a lengthy debate on the Panama bill. The measure then moved to the Senate and became law with the president's signature.
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Washington
House
Dixon
Panama
Senate
Montana
Drought in Kansas Is Broken by Rain
After a scorcher in north and central Kansas a severe rain and thunderstorm night broke the drought. Wires down in Marshall county threaten flood damage while northern counties gain for wheat. Farther south harvest delays may hurt corn. Topeka reports no rain yet.
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Topeka
Kan
Kansas
Marshall
Oklahoma and New Mexico poised for statehood under Roosevelt
President Roosevelt signs the bill admitting Oklahoma into statehood with Indian Territory and sets a path for Arizona and New Mexico to join the Union if their territories vote approval. Senator Beveridge and Representative Hamilton led the effort. Ambassadors and Rough Riders figures attended the ceremony.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Oklahoma
Indian Territory
Arizona
New Mexico
Territories
Congress
Beveridge
Hamilton
Senate
House
McGuire
Andrews
Loeb
Speck von Sternberg
Germany
Theodore
Senator Beveridge
Harmilton
Rough Riders
Sale of Percheron and stock horses by Joseph Sturgeon
A Dupuyer seller lists Sare-One a 4 year old Percheron stallion 17 hands 1800 pounds priced at 3600.00 and a 7 year old gray stallion 1400 pounds broke to work priced at 3250.00. Also offering 125 stock horses and mares and 80 work horses 1200 to 1400 pounds. Readers referred to reliable parties.
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Joseph Sturgeon
Dupuyer
For Sure head of good brood mares in Dupuyer Mont
A classified notice offers a lineup of brood mares for sale. Contact F. D. Krxcasory at Dupuyer Montana for details on the horses available and the purchase arrangements.
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F. D. Krxcasory
Dupuyer
Mont
Desert Land Final Proof Notice for Publication
Department of the Interior announces final proof for desert land claim in Great Falls Montana. The notice, dated June 18, 1900, outlines required filing details and dates for public record and land entry validation.
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Department of the Interior
United States
Great Falls
Montana
Desert
Land Office
Notics
Zeulie 1
Tein
Dupuyer
Teton County
Lhas
M. M
George W. Magee
U.S
Dupnyer
John Marts
Henry M. Jensen
John F.leech
Frank Wall
Dupuyer, Montani
Chateau
Fred Perry
John 2. Gleason
Charles I. Parker
John Lyon
Allot Chateau
Moulain
Great Pidly
Joan Hale
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Nontana
O. A. Kence
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A. C. Warner
Choteau Aerie
Order of Eagles
Twos
Thomison
W. P. Twos
Brooks
Phil
Cole
Cittorney
S. O. Huseth
V. M. Pyatt
J. J. Daley
Farmington
Lesterude& Thompson Dress Makers
Lesterude
T. A. Smith
Trent
North
Stonehouse-Fincher
Stephens
Colorado
W. D. Luther
Timothy
Clover
Collins Mercantile Co
C. H. Daage, P. M
Liram S. Baker
A.C. Warner
Chateau, Mort Jesitt
Chi
Wiliam D. Jones
Montanna
Franke Wall
Duncan Stewart
J. M. Burlingame, Register
J. M. Burlingame
Register
Great Palls
William Bevan
Frank E. Bondullant
Conrad
M.S. Darling
Bert J. Majors
Charles Macdonald
Ernest Bondarant
Bernard J. Mathews
Conrad, Mountana
J.M. Burlingame
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Sweet Grass
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I. T. ST
Wm Geo. Davis
Sweet. Glass
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Willian HH. Simmes
Henry Jacobsen
Antony Jacobsen
Willis Nichols
I M.burlingabie
William Watson
Shelby
Ned
James Whtcox
John Peterson
Frank Johnson
Charles, Wilger
Thomas T. Daley
Shalby
J.M. Bonni InGame
Josephine Mining and Smelting Co
Currant
Arthur Perrey
Swift Current
Cowell & Kinney
H. W. Yeager