Land Office Notice for John F Hughes 1906
The Department of the Interior in Great Falls Montana issues notice dated October 1906 naming John F Hughes. The incomplete notice indicates a legal or land action pending under land office authority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Interior
United States Land Office
Great Falls
Montana
John F. Hughes
United
United States
Mont
United States Home Office
Great Yalls
Department of the Interior, United States
Nolice
Great Falls, Mortana
Ovi
Notice of Montana Land Claim Filing Proof Date Set
Department of the Interior announces that a named settler filed intent to prove up a five year desert land claim. Proof will be made before James M. Wilcox U.S. commissioner in Shelby Montana on November 26.
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Shelby
Teton County
Montana
James M. Wilcox
U. 8
Mont
John Shinnick
Florence A. Sullivan
Peter Hughes
Thomas M. Meade
Snelby
Sweet Grins Station
North
Wmn
Geo. Davis
Sweet Grass
Willtam Simmes
John Grandt
Alexander Leisuiks
August Leisuiks
Urtiss
SPO H Ny
U.S
Wm. Geo. Davis
U. S
Raymond
Geo. W. Magee
Dupuyer
Department of the Interior
United States Band Office
Great Palls
James Smith
Great Falls
Clarince Poole
Donald A. Smith
Joseph C. McCuaig
William McDonald Wright
Charles C. Davies
Conrad
Bynum
Ned
F.C. Garrett
Chateau
Omupuyer
Monunina
Alplonse Cote
Mebard I. Shields
Calvin Stewart
Edward Sawyer
Bieried
Vines
Divorce Decree Sought In Helena District Court
In Teton County Montana Henry J Byrne sues Rosai Stelle Byrne for divorce on grounds of desertion since January 1905 and seeks custody of sons Thomas and Melvingas. The complaint notes residence in Montana for over a year and requests dissolution of marriage and related relief.
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District Court of
Eleventh Judicial District
State of
Montana
Teton County
Henry J. Byrne
Rosai Stelle Byrne
Montane
Phunist
Homas
Melvingas
Plafncht
Montankw
Montana Constitutional Amendment on Direct Legislation Referendum
Summary of House Bill No. 2867 proposing a statewide ballot measure at the 1906 general election to amend Article V Section 1 of the Montana Constitution. It outlines initiative and referendum powers, petition thresholds, governor veto limits, and the separate official ballots for the amendment. Approved March 2, 1905.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
Montana
Homestead Entry No 12016 Witnesses Named
The entry holder in Dupuyer Montana is to prove continuous residence and cultivation of lands in sections 12 and 13 township 28 range west. John Wall Myron H Burd Calvin Stewart and George W Taylor of Dupuyer MT appear as witnesses per J N Borlighane Register Birat pul notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sweet Grass Station
Mont
Ile
James Crane
Albert Goeddertz
William RE
John Grandt
Sweet Grass
Montnona
Edward Uw, Ganong
Alison Giarrett
Albert Lloyd
Raymond 0. Anderson
Dupuyer
Montana
J. M. Burcurmeanme
Ragister
Nis
Mm. m
John Wall
Myron H. Burd
Calvin Stewart
George W. Taylor
Notice of Delinquent Taxes in Chateau Montana 1906
State and county taxes for 1906 are due at the Treasurer's Office in Chateau Montana. If unpaid by 6 p m November 30 1906 a ten percent penalty will be added and delinquent properties may be advertised or seized to pay taxes and costs. J A Webb Treasurer Teton County Montana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau
Montana
J. &, Webb
Eton County
Montana certification of constitutional amendment act
Certification by Secretary of State A N Yoder that the act entitled An Act for submitting to electors a constitutional amendment to Article V of the Montana Constitution was enacted by the Ninth Legislative Assembly and approved on March 2, 1905, with the Great Seal affixed in Helena on July 14, 1906.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States OF America
State of Montana
A. N. Yoder
State of
Montana
Legislative Department
Ninth Legislative Assembly
Appas
Helena
Uly
Primary Law Notice of Election in Teton County Montana
Notice that at the general election in November in Teton county Montana voters will decide on adopting or rejecting a primary law for direct nomination by vote. The measure amends sections of the Political Code and was passed by the Ninth Legislative Assembly. Separate ballots will be provided and all qualified voters may vote. A C Warner, county clerk, Choteau, Mont. Oct 4, 19?0.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton County
Montana
Ninth Legislative Assembly
State of
A.C. Warner
Chotexu
Mont
Notice to Hunters at Cascade Land Co Rancho
Hunters are forbidden to shoot on the rancho of Cascade Land Co., under supervision of RS Coan, Supt. No shooting allowed on the property to protect safety and operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cascade Land Co
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Passen
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Choteau
William Hodgskiss, Propr
Longmar
Main
Ben, Feist
OF Collins
Mr. Feist
Collins
Sivens
Pever Ole Kosler
Burlingame, Register, Hirst Pub
William R. Roberts
James A Johnson
Henry FP. Stoltenberg
Dan A. Machae
Samuel L. Potter
J. M. Burnngame
Register
Sheriff’s Sale
Jos. Hirshberg & Co
Plain Tifs
John B. Mitchell
Iso
Kenneth McWenzie
Pau
Jaconson
James Suiatrove
Srexi_isG MCDONALD
Mstriec
James Salgrove
Plainthy
Senate
House of Representatives
Legislative Assembly
Secretary of State
Albert Goeddertz, Sjr
J. M. Burlingame
Emery Knowlton
James L. Cains
Abraham JL. Hoy
Kenneth B. Kohoe
Lincoln Humble
J.M. Burlingame
Desert Land
J M. Burlingame
Anna Sabados
Charles G. Monkman
Karl Treumer
Michael Donahue
Montara
J. MM
Burligame
Flast Pub
Great Fills
Montara, Oet
George Herbert Miles
Frank Pias
J.N. Borligahe
Birat
John O’brien
Conrad, Montana
Glee City Meat Market
Jacob Odenwald
the “Club
Lawrence Davis
Prop
Chancellor Cigars
Budweiser Beer
Maryland
American Brewing Co
the City Drug Store
C. H .Drake
Choteau, Montana
Novelles
E. N. Haugen
Studkc
Walter
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