Montana Governor Proclaims Referendum on Boxing Law Act
Governor S V Stewart proclaims the filing of a petition for referendum on the 1913 act Chapter 97 establishing a state athletic commission and regulating boxing in Montana. The referendum will appear at the November 3 1914 election with official notices dated Helena May 23 1914 and published May 6 to May 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Athletic Commission
Montana
Secretary of State
I. S. V. Stewart
State of
Helena
United States of America
Ss. V. Stewart
Notice of Adoption of Resolution to Create Special Improvement District No. 3
Town of Chateau Montana adopts resolution of intention to form a district for a sanitary sewer system. Project estimates total 8245.00 with 3160 feet of 8 12 and 9 inch pipe plus man holes. hearings set June 1 1914 at 8 p m to accept objections and potential protest in writing within 15 days after first publication.
Notice of Intent to Create Special Improvement District
Town Council of Chateau Montana adopts resolution of intention to form a special improvement district to build a main sanitary sewer and disposal plant. Project includes 18 inch vitrified pipe about 3490 feet to a septic tank plant with grit chamber and appurtenances distributing effluent to Spring Creek. Estimated district cost 15 300 dollars to be assessed by special assessment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau
Montana
Third Avenue
Third Street
Spring Creek
Town of Choteau Plans Special Improvement District Meeting
Notice sets June 1 1914 8 pm in Court House Council Chamber Choteau Montana to hear objections and allow protest by owners or agents within fifteen days after first publication. Proposals include cost apportionment by parcel area excluding streets and public places. First publication May 13 1914.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Choteau
Montana
Chateau
A. C. Burbank
Notice of Special Improvement District and land claim
Town of Chateau Montana adopts a resolution to create a Special Improvement District for a 9 inch by 3653 foot vitrified sewer line along First Alley West to Sixth Street Northwest. Est costs are 10470 dollars with assessments by property area. Public hearing set June 1 1914 with protest deadline 15 days after first publication. Also notice of public land claim by Paul Erickson with final five year proof May 30 in Great Falls. Witnesses listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Interior
U. S. Land Office
Great Falls
Montana
Muriel J. Engleman
Agawam
Range 4
West
Meridian
A. C. Warner
U. S
Choteau
Suiste
Mont
Archibald Williams
Bynum
Range
J. W. Shields
Conrad
Oliver C. Durland
William Elsworth
Henry Lubber
Harry Collins
Blackleaf
R. N. Sutherlin
United States Land Office
Charles E. White
United States
Township
Register
Raymond D. Anderson
Dupuyer
Teton County
Frank H. Federden
M. Thomas Manix
Allison Garrett
Timothy Connor
Benson English
Chateau
First Alley
Third Street
Sixth Street
A. C. Burbank
Paul Erickson
Range 5 West
Montana Meridian
United States Land’ Office
U.S. Land Office
Rollie J. Griffith
Adalaska Rowland
Robert Bitting
John Pickett
Clifford Pickett
Porter
U.S
M. S. Darling
U .S
Walter ‘Armstrong
Albert Beitlich
John Roehner
Lightning as a Major Cause of Forest Fires Across Regions
Forest officers state lightning rivals railroads as a top source of wildfires. Most fires start in duff or dead trees during dry spells, with dry thunderstorms in the Southwest triggering many blazes. The Forest Service aims to detect and extinguish these fires at their origin in high-risk months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Arizona
New Mexico
Forest Service
Bridge Proposals Sealed for Cut Bank Creek Crossing Montana
Sealed proposals endorsed Bridge Proposals will be received until 10:00 am June 5 1914 for a steel truss bridge over Cut Bank Creek near Cut Bank Montana. One 160 foot span 16 foot roadway steel handrail and floor joists concrete abutment wing walls steel tubular pier piling with 64 feet of pile approach and wooden handrail live load 20 tons. Bid security 10 percent certified check to E D Forrest county treasurer. Bond required for successful bidder. Right to reject any bid reserved. First pub May 13 last June 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cut Bank Creek
Cut Bank
American Bridge Company
C. N. Ward
Chateau
Montana
E. D. Forrest
Board of County Commissioners of
Teton County
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E. J. Crary
D. D.S
Frost's Store
H. W. Bateman, M.D
Choteau, Montana
Frederick T. Hull
Prad
Choteau Lodge NO
E. Crawford
FOOT
Sec
ODD Fellows Choteau Lodge No. 11
Connor
H. W. Bateman
N.G. Chash. Connor
Queen Rebekah
Choteau House
A. E. Rogers
Rocky Mountain Fire Insurance Co., of
Great Falls, Mont
Choteau Land @ Loan Co
Henry D. Robison
Pres
Sas. T. Robison
THE
Teton County Abstract CO
C. W. Wymer
Chateau House Choteau, Montana
Missouri River
R. Sears
E.J. Roberson
A. M. Alderson
Copeland C. Burg
Carrie M. Verge
Third Ave
Division Street
Fourth Alley
Sixth Alley
Eighth Alley
Ninth Alley
Division Street East
Swearingen & McCulloh
Court House
Louis
Erickson
Martin’ Larson
Ole Wagnild
Farmington
Paul I. Haugen
E.,c. Garrett
Board of County Commissioners
Chouteau County
L. C. Marsh
Attest
E. C. Garrett
Estaurant A. O. Pond
Pro
Tin Shop
J. W. Chappel
Hannan’s
T. A. Smith
Bakery
Soo Son
South Main Street
Jackson
Burt
Hall
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
Drugeiste
J. E. Ritchey
Tf Courad
R. N. Sutherlin. Register
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