Local notes report births and sales and a jail arrest
Born to William Miller's wife on May 11 1904 a 12 pound son. A son was born to John Matchett's wife on May 11 1904. W J Kennedy sold his cattle ranch to D Forrest for 5000 dollars due to ill health and moved to Helena for hospital care. An oil expert from Spokane says Birch creek shows strong surface indicators and plans a test. Mrs Fallon is dangerously ill after an abscess and operation. J H Clack sprained ankle dodging a cow. W E B Camp arrest on attempted rape. charged for assault at Birch creek ranch, held on $1000 bail. Mrs William Miller dangerously ill. A man receives a letter from his wife in another city noting she plans to “have my kimono cut out.”
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Matchett
W.J. Kennedy
D. Forrest
Kennedy
Helena
Spokane
Birch Creek
Fallon
W. E B. Camp
U.S
Wall
Jas. H. Fisher
Camp
U. S
Lewis and Clarke County
William Miller
Montana Democrats Select Delegates
At the state convention in Great Falls delegates chosen to the St Louis meeting include Governor Toole Senator Clark Senator Gibson Major Maginnis Hon Conrad and Harry Gallwey. Alternate delegates named and Charles W Hoffman elected national committeeman. Teton county delegates listed as Burd and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toole
W. A. Clark
Paris Gibson
Martino Maginnis
W. G. Conrad
Harry A. Gallwey
St. Louis
Kansas City
Hearst
Pariser
Yellow Kid
New York
George H. Casey
Silver Bow
Charles A. Whipple
Broadwater
William E. Cort
Fergus
John D. Losekamp
Yellowstone
Sid J. Coffee
Missoula
Joseph Swith
Madison
Charles W. Hoffman
Gallatin County
Teton County
Burd
Crossen
McDermott
Lowman
Ralton
Darling
Dawes
Kingsbury
Woodmen of World Camp Holds Regular Meetings
Woodmen of World Camp No 234 schedules regular meetings on the 2nd and 4th Saturdays of each month. Visiting members are invited to attend at the Gordon building hall. Ernest A Savory, C C.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodmen
Gordon Building
Ernest A. Savory
C. C
Western Union Ends Horse Race Reports Nationwide
Col Robert C Clowry announces immediate discontinuation of collecting and distributing horse race reports by Western Union. The move affects 61 subscribers in New York and general superintendents in New York Chicago Atlanta and San Francisco are instructed to halt the service and acknowledge receipt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Robert ©. Clowry
Chicago
Atlanta
San Francisco
Western Union Telegraph Company
Robert C. Clowry
Rumor of Cross-Party Alliance in Montana Politics
The Philipsburg Mail reports chatter that Bryan Democrats and Populists may unite with Republicans in the next campaign if Parker is nominated on the Democratic ticket. It notes the Roosevelt doctrine earns broad support in Montana and welcomes any such joining factions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parker
Montana
Philipsburg Mail
Chicago Livestock Markets Report May 18
Chicago stockyard figures show cattle receipts 1 800 with prices for good to prime steers between 5 10 and 5 65 and calves up to 5 25. Sheep receipts 13 000 with lambs and wethers trading steady. Quay's health in Washington Pa reported less favorable with careful precautions to avoid relapse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Washington, Pa
United States
Quay
Acantha Hummer Reappears in Choteau Paper
The Choteau Acantha is described as a hummer especially in part two where legal notices appear. The Joliet Tax Payer comments Trescott Bros balance both lines and remain substantial beyond simple two line notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pluch
Trescott Bros
Joliet
Notice For Publication United States Land Office
Notice is here given that William Garland has filed for proof of his homestead entry No 10152 for the s2 nd ed nw nef sed nw sec 7 to 32 n rd Ww. The proof will be before James M Wilcox U S Commissioner in Shelby Montana on June 1 1904. Witnesses are John Shinnick Henry C Wilkins Ninien Edyonston and J M Burlingame Shelby Montana First publication May 12 1904.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Land Office
Great Falls
Mont
Setter
James M. Wilcox
U. S
Shelby
Montana
William Garland
John Shinnick
Henry C. Wilkins
Oigne Martin
Ninien Edyonston
Montanz
Department of the Interior
Ccharles Donalson
Lowry
Clarence J. Kinna
Carlson seeks final proof on homestead in Chateau area
Notice for publication from the Land Office at Great Falls Montana dated May 16 1904 states John A Carlson has filed to prove up his homestead entry No 8795 for portions of section 5 township 24 north range 4 west. Proof will be before EK C Garrett U S Commissioner at his Chateau Montana office on June 28 1904. Others listed are Nels M Johnson Levert J Otness James Drinkwine all of Chateau and Frank E Carlson of Farmington. J M Burlingame Register. First publication 5-19-04.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EK. C. Garrett
U.S
Chateau
Montana
Lund
Nes
Nels M. Johnson
Levert J. Otness
James Drinkwine
Frank E. Carlson
Farmington
J. M. Burlingame
Register
Dupuyer Residents File Desert Land Claim Proof Notices
Leona H Kunkel and Barry Marks of Dupuyer Montana file notices of intention to make proof on desert land claims 5036 and 5822 respectively. Witnesses to prove complete irrigation and reclamation are Frank H Dean Ernest A Savory Carl Harris Eugene E K Leech Richard P Joan and John Malone all of Dupuyer. First publication May 19, 1904.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leona H. Kunkel
Dupuyer
Montana
Barry Marks
Frank H. Dean
Ernest A. Savory
Carl Harris
Eugene EK. Leech
Richard P. Joan
John Malone
J. M. Burlingame
Register
Desert land claims notice for Carrie M Webber and Henry Webber
Department of the Interior gives notice of desert land claim hearings for Carrie M Webber and Henry Webber of Great Falls Montana. Claims No. 451 and 452 are set to be examined by U S Commissioner M S Darling in Conrad Montana on June 20 1904 with irrigations and reclamation panel members Roy Clary Ralph Aiken Clarence Harrison Arthur Kimball of Conrad Montana listed. First publication May 12 1904.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. S. Darling
U.S
Lily
Conrad
Montana
Henry H. Webber
Great Falls
É Roy Clary
Ralph Aiken
Clarence Harrison
Arthur Kimball
J. M. Burlingame
Register
Public Land Sale Notice for Isolated Tract in Great Falls
Public sale announced for June 27 at 10 a.m. for tract n2 ne4 sec 33, t 25 n, r 6 w in Montana. Adverse claimants must file at this office by sale date to preserve rights. otherwise rights are forfeited. J M Burwinegame, Register. First publication May 19 1903.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Falls
Montana
General Land Office
U. S. Rev
J. M. Burwinegame
Register
Desert Land Final Proof Notice for Public Recording
Desert Land Final Proof notice for Charles Donaldson of Lowry Montana claim 566 and Ernest Replogle of Lowry Montana claim 618. Public examination before U S commissioner Clarence J Kinna at Lowry Montana on June 18 1904. Official clerk J M Burlingame. First publication 5 12 53.
Public Land Notices for Donelson and Rep logle
Department of the Interior announces final proof hearings for homestead entries in Montana. Charles Donelson and Ernest Rep logle will present witnesses June 17, 1904, before U.S. Commissioner C J Kinna at Lowry to prove residence and cultivation. Witnesses named include S. Eimer Shortridge and Harold McGee. FRANK D. MIRACLE, Register.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department Off the Interior
United States Land Office
Helena
Montana
C .J. Kinna
U. S
Lowry
Cuyarles Donelson
Ernest C. Replogle
S. Eimer Shortridge
Harold McGee
Charles W. Burns
Charlies Duselson
Ernest C. Repingle
Lowry, Mont
Frank D. Miracle
Register
JOINING THE CROWD Not a day passes without from two to ten
Not enough readable facts to form a clear event. The fragment hints at daily crowd activity but lacks names places dates or outcomes to define a concrete item.
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J. H. Clack
Democrats
Western Union
Chicago Livestock Market
Jupiter
Senator Quay
J.M. Burlingame
John A. Carlson
Pearl Leech
George W. Magee
Fend
Carrie M. Webber
Sit Na
S. Elmer Shortridge
Harald McGee
James Rowe
Ernest OU
Replogle
Consolidated
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