Special Permits For Reserve Squatters
Forest Supervisor A C Mc Cain shares a government circular on special privilege permits for land under the June 11 1906 act. Squatters on withdrawn National Forest land awaiting survey may occupy under Reg 1 as homestead entrants or apply for entry. pre 1906 trespassers may, if qualified, use the act while occupying. Other applicants with a preference right may obtain a free permit for agricultural use of land chiefly valuable for agriculture if not adversely claimed before withdrawal or after withdrawal before 1906.
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A. C. McCain
Acantha
National Forest
Sheriff Sale Sells Old Mon tanian Office to C B Trescott
In a sheriff's sale held this morning the old Mon tanian printing office in this city was purchased by C B Trescott the plaintiff for 200.00 Public Administrator William H Franklin has filed a district court petition to sell the personal property of the estate of Joseph Brown deceased
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C. BE. Trescott
Wm. H. Franklin
the District Court
Jos. Brown
Cooper Visits County on Today’s Coach
Untimely aid O G Cooper arrived in town on today’s coach for a brief county business visit.
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O. G. Cooper
Local business notes and family news from Great Falls
D. C. Payne of Great Falls sold a 32 horsepower engine to the Teton Co-Operative Reservoir company. Ed Dennis, formerly county dad, has a baby daughter born yesterday. mother and child are thriving. O D Gray mourns the death of his wife in Arkansas. A local preacher betting on hides is likened to gambling.
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D. C. Payne
Great Falls
Case Engine and Threshing Machine Company
Teton Co- Operative Reservoir Company
Ed. Dennis
O. D. Gray
Arkansas
Faro
Chateau people urged to plan Fourth of July celebration
The author complains that Chateau residents have done nothing this year toward the Fourth of July event and urges immediate action to organize festivities.
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Chateau
Two Great Falls Men Visit Birch Creek Trip for Business
Chas. LaBreche and Claude Weaver, former Chateau residents now of Great Falls, passed through town this morning en route to Birch Creek country for a brief business and pleasure excursion.
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Chas. LaBreche
Claude Weaver
Great Falls
Chateau
Birch Creek Country
Fourth of July Plans Stir Local Meeting Call
The Fourth of July should be celebrated in Chateau this year. The president of the Businessmen's association urged calling a town meeting of citizens to discuss the issue with urgency and action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau
Businessmen’s Association
North Montana Telephone Crew Rebuilds Key Line
A crew is rebuilding the line from Chateau to Collins and will follow with a new direct link to Conrad. The Shelby to Cut Bank segment will also be constructed to complete the network upgrade.
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North Montana Telephone Company
Chateau
Collins
Conrad
Shelby
Cut Bank
Carpenters Begin Remodeling Town Hall North Room
Workmen started remodeling the north room on the lower floor of the town hall for FE J Roberson. Roberson says his grocery stock is en route from St Paul and he hopes to open before the month’s start.
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Town Hall
FE. J. Roberson
Lights for Choteau Stores and Homes Promised by Chateau Milling
Guy Jameson of Chateau Milling and Power surveys local business leaders to determine lighting needs. The company has ordered all necessary machinery and plans to begin operation this summer, bringing electric lights and power to Choteau.
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Guy Jameson
Chateau Milling and Power Company
Choteau
Gome
Shelby Residents Visit Great Falls Business Trip
M Connelly L Marsh and H F Guth residents of Shelby are listed as visiting business guests in Great Falls. The Acantha reports new subscribers added daily and asks readers if their name is on the growing list.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Connelly, L., C. Marsh and
H. F. Guth
Shelby
Great Falls
Acantha
Acantha Offers Receipt for Outstanding Subscription Balance
The Acantha invites the reader to call for a receipt of the amount owed on a subscription account. It emphasizes seriousness and urges prompt contact to settle the balance.
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The
Acantha
Josh
Clark ranches sold to Augusta firm near Bynum
This afternoon reports say the Clark ranches on the Black leaf near Bynum recently transferred to the First National Bank of Great Falls have been sold to Burke Bros. of Augusta.
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Clark
Blackleaf
Bynum
First National Bank of
Great Falls
Burke Bros
Augusta
Weather Eases for Farmers as Ground Ready for Crops
The passage notes ongoing poor conditions but offers consolation, urging locals not to complain and to prepare fields for the upcoming planting season. It emphasizes practical action over frustration and highlights readiness for agricultural work.
Acton to Leave Chateau for Nevada Mining Prospects
S C Acton plans a short departure from Chateau to Nevada where he has two promising mining sites. Pad has many friends in Teton county hoping he does not strike it rich. May coyote crop totals 209 with Chateau 8 coyotes 30 pugs Dupuyer 6 coyotes 6 pups Cut Bank 1 wolf 110 coyotes 48 pups.
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S.C. Acton
Chateau
Nevada
Pad
Teton County
Chateau District
Dupuyer
Sheriff Sale Of Personal Property In Hodgskiss vs Davis
An execution from the justice court directs the sheriff to sell on May 25, 1907 a lot of personal property to satisfy a judgment of $172.85 in favor of William Hodgskiss against Lawrence Davis.
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Justice Court
William Hodgskiss
Lawrence Davis
Final reports filed for multiple estates in district court
The final reports of the administrators in the estates of Wesley Chadwick Johan Smit Henry Knutson and Wm Fisher Wm H Franklin have been filed with the district court clerk. James Sulgrove acts as attorney for the administrators.
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District Court
Wesley Chadwick
T. Brooks
Johan Smit
Wessel Sproelder
Henry Knutson
Wm. , Fisher
Wm. H. Franklin
James Sulgrove
Death of Ard Moore’s One Year Old Daughter
Telegram from Chateau reports the death at Everett Washington of the one year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Ard Moore. Grandmother Mrs T J Moore will leave tomorrow for Washington to attend the funeral. The Moores, longtime Chateau residents, had many local friends who extend sympathy.
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Chateau
Ard Moore
Everett
Wash
T. J. Moore
Washington
North Montana Round Up Association Meeting in Great Falls
The North Montana Round Up Association will hold a meeting in Great Falls tomorrow Friday. Attendees will discuss upcoming events and activities for the association.
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North
Memorial Services and Fair Book Ad Reminder
Announcement urges early ads for the Fair Book and notes work will begin soon. Special Memorial services at the M. B. church are planned for Sunday evening May 26 with a pastor’s address songs recitations and seating reserved for veterans of any American wars. Everyone is welcome.
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M. B
Belgian draft stallion Nerodon stands at Therrien ranch
Nerodon a 2010 Belgian draft stallion will stand for the season at the Therrien ranch on Sheep creek west of Dupuyer. Breeders pay $15.00 for the season and the stallion is described as a sure foal getter. A fine pasture is free to all breeders who leave mares in Mr Shattrow's care. Ther Sheep Creek Horse Co BE Sprathrow Manager R Johnson Secretary.
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Nerodon
Therrien Ranch
Sheep Creek
Dupuyer
Teton County Prep High Represented at Missoula Meet
Representatives from Teton County Prep High School travel to Missoula for the inter scholastic meet this week under Principal A B Guthrie. Kyle Jones is favored to win the declamatory contest while athletes Ryan Jefferson and Halladay are expected to shine in athletics.
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Teton County
Land Office Issues Instructions on Coal and Noncoal Lands
The general land office commissioner issues guidance to county land office registrars on selecting lands for educational and other purposes under grants. Instructions cover disposition of lands withdrawn from coal entry and classify lands not released as coal lands. Coal filings within 69 days before withdrawals may complete under statutes, maps will be supplied to show coal land locations.
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General Land Office
Real estate transfers filed including Blackleaf land deal
Real estate transfers listed in the county clerk show Blackleaf Land and Cattle Company selling to First National Bank of Great Falls for 8,717.26 acres across townships 25 to 28 north and ranges 7 to 8 west with water lights and a $49,000 price. The item highlights the transfer details and parties involved.
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Blackleaf Land and Cattle Company
Firet National Bank of
Great Falls
Officials shift judicial posts as Roosevelt plans new appointments
Judge Hunt of the United States court nears confirmation to the circuit court of appeals in San Francisco and T C Marshall of Missoula is named to succeed Judge Knowles. Also, John A Collins becomes Cascade County Fair association president replacing James T Sanford.
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Hunt
United States Court
Roosevelt
Circuit Court of Appeals
San Francisco
T. C. Marshall
Missoula
Knowles
John A. Collins
Cascade County Fair Association
James T.sanford
Sears Suspends Grocery Department Under Pure Food Law
The Carbon County Republican notes Sears Roebuck and Co suspended its grocery department amid new pure food legislation claiming the grocery business is impracticable. It argues mail order firms sell adulterated goods and warns readers to distrust foreign merchants behind the practice.
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Sears, Roebuck & Co
Grocery Department
Soara
Roebuck & Co
Carbon County
Republican
Must Not Speculate In Isolated Tracts Order
Public land offices require applicants for isolated tract sales to swear the land would be used personally and not for speculation. Pending applications without the oath are rejected and future filings must include the oath of use and occupancy.
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Law Office
General Land Office
Register Burlingame
Wilson
Chicago Livestock Market Report May 14 Prices
Chicago May 14 cattle receipts 14 500 market steady high good to prime steers 5 40 to 6 45 calves 3 50 to 6 00 cows 1 80 to 4 90 heifers 2 70 to 5 40 stockers and feeders 4 25 to 4 75 westerns 4 0 to 6 80 e 1 96 75 87 65 Jambe westerns 96 50 98 75.
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Chicago
Jambe
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C. H. Benton
Lawe
U. S. Land Office
Eipcl
Great Falls, Mont
Fa.lons, M. D
Hamilton Street
Choteau, Mont
DF. T. Brooks
Montana
O. A. Kence
D. D
John W. Shields, C
A. C. Warner
Choteau Aerie
Order of Eagles
TxHos. Thompson
W. P. Aos
Brooks
S. O. Huseth
Monorana
V. M. Pyaty
J. J. Daley
Farmington
Ghee
Soo Son
T. A. Smith
Yee
Abe Maud
Chelly
Gertrude
Maude
Papa
News of the
A. C. Wall
Great Northern
Wall
Missouri River
Craig
Charles Jackson
Mane
Harry Cole
Butte
Cole
Northern Pacific
Jackson
Huntley National Irrigation
W. J. Darby
Central Avenue
Helens
W.C. Guthrie
Bald Butte
Helena
George Melville
Melville
Guthrie
Cascade
J. B. Marcum
Will Bunnell
Albert Noble
Corby
Bb. W. Wynne
W. J. Buckner
Charles Bates
Joseph K. Toole
QO. W. Dowd
Bozeman
James I. McNames
State Board of Charities and Reforms
B. D. Price
M. L. Rickman
Hobson
Lewistown
F. B. Linfield
Bozeman Agricultural College
State Land Board
Fergus County
United States
Milwaukee Railroad
Billings
Harlowton
Milwaukee
John A. Drake
North Moccasin Mining
Kendall
Methodist Episcopal Conferences
Haley
Anaconda
Columbia Halls
Henry Spellman
Spellman
Cincinnati
Italy
Naples
China
Billings & Northern
Armington
Elijah Smith
Malta
R. Me Trafton
Frank Lampman
Max Sklow
A. Cavanaugh
Beaverhead Valley
Peter Jensen
Dillon
Chicago Livestock Market
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