Chamberlains Liniment Praised For Rheumatism Relief
It is valuable as a cure for chronic and muscular rheumatism and relieves acute inflammatory rheumatism. Users praise it highly for lame back, shoulder, and stiff neck caused by muscle rheumatism. Soreness from exercise or injury is alleviated by applying and massaging the liniment. For sale by.
Notices of Homestead Proofs in Montana District
Two notices from the Great Falls land office announce in Fairfield and Chateau Montana that claimants George E. Frey and George E. Prey filed intent to make final five year proofs to establish their claims under Homestead entries. Witnesses listed include local residents. dates set for May 10 and May 24, 1909, before U.S. Commissioner A. C. Warner and register J. M. Burlingame.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Interior
United States Land Office
Great Falls
Montana
Local Fort Shaw settlers resist right of way with compensation
Local Fort Shaw settlers refuse to grant a public road right of way through their land without government water charge compensation. John Gough, former Kropp ranch resident, now Irelena post office registry clerk, recently secured a patent on a combined fishing rod and scale. Mrs. Rockwell, sister of Mrs. George Logan, died in Nebraska on April 24 from heart trouble after visiting here last summer. R.P. Dean and wife, guests of the Cow gland family, visited town. Dean is a Birch creek ranger. Mrs. Dean has recovered from a serious illness. Jesse Taylor returned from Moosejaw with horses shipped with A J Cowell. market demand remains strong though supply was high.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Shaw
John Gough
Kropp
Upper Teton
Irelena
Gough
R.P. Dean
Wm.Cowgland
Dean
Birch Creek
Jesse Taylor
Moosejaw
Canada
A. J. Cowell
New Owners Take Over Grand Christian Ranch in Montana
J M Lindsay and I S Lind of Flat Rock Illinois acquire the Grand Christian ranch near Augusts in Great Falls. The 291 acre property will be used to raise alfalfa as the new owners, practical farmers, focus on developing the land after visiting various parts of the northwest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
J. M. Lindsay
I. S. Lindsay
Great Falls
Flat Rock
Ill
Grand Christian Ranch
Augusts
Northwest
Departure of Mr and Mrs Cole to a Kettle Falls home
Hlarry H Cole and wife left Tuesday for a new home near Kettle Falls Washington where Cole bought 30 acres and will pursue fruit raising. The town laments the loss while well wishers hope for their success. Real estate men from Towner and Minot toured the area praising its development and noting the route to Dupuyer and Sherourne Morse guiding the party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hlarry H. Cole
Kettle Falls
Wash
Harry
Chasteau
Mr. Cole
J. Reed
L. M. Phillips
Towner
North Dakota
E. H. Boyer
Minot
Cutbank
Sweetgrass
Dupuyer
Sherourne Morse
Minot Horse
Scarlet fever case prompts quarantine in town neighborhood
A scarlet fever case arises in the Haymes family in the northwest part of town. A visitor from Cassade possibly introduced infection. The house is quarantined and neighbors Mrs. K B Cohoe and Mrs. George Richards Jr. with their children are also quarantined.
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Harry Haymes
Cascade
K.B. Cohoe
Haymes Place
Kahoe
George Richards, Jr
Richards Haveing
Ararat Venerated as Noahs Ark Shrine in Armenian Tradition
Armenian tradition venerates Mount Ararat as the resting place of Noahs Ark after the universal flood dated by some to 2348 B C. The belief anchors cultural and religious reverence for the mountain in Armenian history.
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Mount
Ararat
Homestead final five year proof notice filed
Halvor Qo Kleiv of Fairfield Montana filed notice to make final five year proof to establish his homestead entry for lots 4 5 and 52 nwh sec 5 tp 2n r2w M M before A C Warner US Commissioner at Chateau Montana on May 29 1900 witnesses Alfred Hanson Aslak Manson Charles A Thompson Faircheld Tom Twedt and F J M BuorsinaaMe registered First pub 4 22 1909
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairfield
Montana
Minde
Barry
George FE. Frey
John Transon
Willalm Bateman
Charles Davis
Fatfield
A.C. Warner
U.S
Missioner
Chateau
Fred Keuck
Doin Hanson
Peter Nasse
John Zilmmermin, Jr
Montane
Department of the Interior
United States Land Office
Great Falls
Halvor QO
Kleiv
Meridian
A. C.warner
Alfred Hanson
Aslak Manson
Charles A. Thompson
Faircheld
Tom Twedt
Afontana
J. M. BuorsinaaMe
Register
Opening of Two Loggin irrigation system witnessed by Governor Norris
Governor Norris attended the opening of the Two Loggin irrigation system near Billings on May 8 and raised the headgate amid a formal address. The Helena assayer reports April bullion intake up $20,602.03 from 1908, and state funds are distributed across schools and institutions.
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Norris
T. B. Miller
United States Assay Office
Helena
Lergus County
Chouteau
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Pdrugsist
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J. M. Burlingame
Register First Pub
George E. Prey
J.M. Burlingame
I Fred A
My Place
Choteau
Sam Bateman
Sietens
Montans
Beaupre
Choteau, Tlontana
Siene el
WM._VAN DE RIET
Farmington, Mont
Rose Comb Poultry Ranch
Veniences
Christian Proprictors
J. W. Beck
Twin Bridges
Mr. Beck
Butte
North Montana Roundup Association
Havre
E. T. Broadwater
Hnavyre
Bearpaw Roundup Association
Edward Redwing
Laurel
Billings
Northern Pacific Railway
N. P
Burtington
I’. H. Ray
State Land Register
S. KE. Esseleiyn
Agricultural College
School of Mines
Shaw
C. Justice
Thos. E. Goodwin, Helen
Mont
Grand Union ‘Tea Co
W. D. Luther
EFOR
F.e.wessell
Hamilton
Beit Tyes
the Monroe
L Monroe Stables
Farmers Avenue
Main St
SABE
H. R. Thompson
Choteau, Montana
Choteau House
Choteau and
Collins
Northern Railroad
Collins, Mont
WM. Hodgskiss
Prop
Pont
Yeager
Old Gorham Stand
H. W. Yeager
Percy Ferguson
Agency For
Mackton Coal
Roberson and Jacobson
Teton
John Jackson
Looney