Settler Bruce Plans Final Proof in Montana Claim
Notice declares that Bruce, holder of homestead entry No. 12,106 for the northeast quarter and west half of the northwest quarter of section 7 in township 23 north, range 5 west, will attempt final proof before Commissioner A C Warner at Choteau on May 17. The notice asserts his intent to establish a valid claim and provides location details for the proceedings.
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A. C. Warner
Choteau. Venti
Nog. Vis
Ngus Bruce
Choteau
Teton County
Montana
A.C Warner
U.S
Chateau
Margaret McNutt
Conrad, Teton Co
Bomouer
M.S. Darling
Perdinand D. Kingsoury
William Cowgil
Dupuyer
Thomas Dean
Peter GL. Mora
Conrad
J.M. Burlingame
Register
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Ralph Gordon
Alfred J. Caron
Lee Gallins
Bessie McPield
All
J. ML Burlingame
Department of the Interior
United States Land Office
Great Bulls
Mont
Wesley Chadwick
Gertrude A. Chadwick
Chateau Teton County
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A.C. Warner
Johin Martin
Henry Miller
John W. Shields
William Cook
Belleview
J. M
Edmund Youneblood
Samuel McDonald
Choteza
A. 0. Warner
By. S
Elizbeth
Wim. m
W. Mathews
Patrick H. Crossen
Samuel Pfimmer
Andrew Grimes
Jesse W. Davis
Anldt Chateau
Saypo
Chateau, Montiana
Sarah M.daley
Madison
Lac Qui Parle
Minnesota
A. DC. Warner
Sarah M. Daley
Lacour Parles County
William 2Dlarris
Frank Sfarris
Cyrus Cook
John E. Cashmin
Thomas O. Larson
Sale notice for Percheron stock horses in Dupuyer
One Percheron stallion four years old dark gray seventeen hands tall weighs about 1800 pounds price six hundred dollars. A seven year old grade Percheron stallion weight 1400 pounds dark gray broke to work price two hundred fifty dollars. Reasonable time given for liable parties. Also for sale one hundred twenty five stock horses and mares and thirty head of work horses weighing from twelve hundred to fourteen hundred pounds Joseph Sturgeon Dupuyer.
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Joseph Sturgeon
Dupuyer
Reward Offered for Stolen Sheep Near Muddy June 1905
The I Loverree Sheep and Horse Co. offers 21000 dollars for information leading to the recovery of about 600 head of sheep stolen near the Muddy in June 1905 and for evidence that will convict the guilty parties. Alternatively 500 dollars paid for either recovery or conviction. By C J Kinna Acting Manager.
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I Loverree Sheep and Horse Co
C. J. Kinna
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