Desert Land Final Proof Notice For Publication
Notice is given by the Department of the Interior Great Falls Montana that William George Davis of Sweet Grass Montana filed intent to prove desert land claim 73 dated March 16 1903 for the wew sw4 sed sw4 section 17 township 37 north range 2 West unsurveyed before Martin Jacobson U S Commissioner at Out Bank Montana on Saturday June 8 1907 Witnesses are John Hall Laura Davis Henry Jacobson Richard Davis all of Sweet Grass Montana First pub May 2 1907
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sweet Grass
Teton County
Mont
Martin Jacobson
U. S
Out Bank
Montana
John Hall
Laura Davis
Henry Jacobson
Richard Davis
J. M. Burlingane
Register
Wm. m
Wm. Geo. Davis
J. J. Grandt
Albert Goeddertz,Sr
Albert Goeddertz, Jr
J. M. Burlingame, Register
Chateau
Davis
A. S
William Willshaw
John P.berens
William H. Burns
Christ. Eli
Wm.Geo. Davis
Choteau
Tetor County
A. C. Warner
Chateau, Montena
Interior Department Report At Great Falls Montana April
United States officials at Great Falls Montana publish a brief update in April detailing field operations and natural resource management. The note mentions site conditions and ongoing oversight by federal agencies.
Land Affee Notice from Great Falls Montana 1907
Department of the Interior announces a land affee in Great Falls Montana dated April 4 1907 involving Josephine F Deaupre as claimant or notified party in the public land proceeding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Interior
United States
Great Falls
Montana
Erickson Files Homestead Final Proof in Shelby Montana
Land Office notice from Great Falls Montana dated April 11 1907 states Carl A Erickson of Shelby Montana intends to make final five year proof on Homestead entry number 12729 for lots 2 and 3 southwest and northwest quarter of section 6 township 3 west range 3 west. Proof to be made before James M Wilcox U S Commissioner in Shelby on May 21 1907. Residents listed include James Miller Olaf Chr jeld Samuel L Potter and William R Roberts all of Shelby Montana. J M Burkingame Register.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau
Montana
Manse Davidson
A. C. Warner
U.S
James Miller
Shelby
James M. Wilcox
Carl A.erickson
Olaf Chr. Field
Samuel L. Potter
William R. Roberts
Department of the Interior
United States Land Office
Great Yalls
Carl A. Erickson
U. S
Olaf Chr
Jeld
William R.roberts
Desert Land Final Proof Notice for Othniel Clark
Othniel D. Clark heir of Amy B. Clark deceased of Shelby Montana files intent to prove desert land claim No 739 for the west half of section 24 township 37 north range 1 west before James M. Wilcox U S Commissioner in Helena Montana on Monday May 27 with witnesses Thomas L. Clark Julian Clark and Jacob Kallenburger all of Shelby Montana John C. Kiehlpauch of West Buttonmeads staff pending registration by BEFLINGAME Register first pad 1907.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shelby
Montana
James M. Wilcox
U.S
Shinnick
John Rathjen
Thomas SH. Daley
Lorince A. Sullivan
Shelby, Montana
Amy B. Clark
Neie Les Mont
Thomas L. Clark
Julian ©. Clark
Jacob Kallenburger
John C. Kiehlpauch
West Buttement
J. M
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Desert Land
William George Davis
William Hodgskiss, Propr
Ben. Feist
OF Collins
Mr. Feist
Collins
Choteau -Collins
Montana & Great Nor
Thern Railway
Passen
Choteau, Montana
Safe Banking
United States Fund Office
Great Falls, Mont
David Davidson
Nels S. Tollefson
Daniel Lindseth
Farmington
Ivor L. Nagset
Daniel E. Jacobbson
J. M. Burlingsme
Wirst Pub
Phil I. Cole
Beaupre
Chateau, Lontana
Veniences
H. Beaupre
J. M. Burlingame
the Mint
Gay Franklin
Grant Falls
August Leistaks
Department of Thhe Interior
Met Office
Henry Beaupre
Anna Gorddertz
Albert Gooddertz, Sr
Albert Gooddertz, Jr
Arthur Louis
Carl Evans
Font Office
Harmon T. Rhoads
J.M. Burwincame
Josephine F. Deaupre
Hugh O'Neal
William A. Willshaw
John P. Berens
William P. Farrell
J. M. Burruy
The
GLOBE
Gorham
Cc. L. Monroe
Cash Bazaar
J. M. Burkingame
Eee
Othniel D. Clark
the Dupuyer
Bond
Graves & Thompson, Choteaw
Teron
M’gure
the City Meat Market
Jacob Odenwald
John O’brien
Conrad, Montana
W m. Hodgskiss
Prop
H. R. Thompson
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