Notice of Desert Land Claim In Farmington Montana
Auguste Martin of Farmington Montana files intent to prove up a desert land claim No 1009 for irrigation and reclamation. Before A C G Warner US Commissioner at Chateau Montana on Monday November 4 1907. Witnesses: Peter Eyraud William Chalmers Robert Scharn Frank Truchot. J M Burlingame Register. First pub 1907
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dupuyer
Teton County
Montana
Ned See
Geo. W. Migee
U. S
Clarence B. Perkins
John M. Laughlin
Erick.j. Lundin
Ferdinand D. Wingsbury
J.M. Burlingame
Register
Bynum
Tetor County
A.C. Warner
Choteau
Atlas
Dennis Molland
Charles G. Moxnkmian
Karl Treumer
Otto C. Miller
Montiana
Farmington
A. C G. Warner
Chateau Montana
Peter Eyraud
William Chalmers
Robert Seharn
Frank Truchot
J. M. Burlingame
Register. First
Raymond
Monorth
Alo Warrior
Cammissioner
Monetana
Montini
Harry Wing
William J. Pineher
Tobias Tallisan
Bennett Golding
Rynum
William Howe
Ned
Geo. W. Magee
U.S
Muntina
Timothy Connor
Robert R. Johnston
William Gordon
Jerry McCarthy
JM. Bernin
Land Drive Notice in Great Falls Montana 1907
Elizabeth B. Smith is identified in a public land notice issued by the Department of the Interior and the Great Falls office dated August 30 1907 and later October 37 1907 in Great Falls Montana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Literior
United States Land Wifes
Geeat Alls
Montana
Jane Campbell
Department of the Interior
United States Land Office
Great Falls
Upr
United States
Desert Land Final Proof Notice for Publication
Notice indicates final proof for desert land offer in Great Falls Montana dated October 20, 107. David Scort listed as involved party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Desert Land
Department of the Interior
United States Land
Greatalls
Montana
David Scort
Desert Land Final Proof Notice For Publication
Land Office Great Falls Montana issues final proof notice for Desert Land claim no 107 with publication dated in September.
Notice to Creditors Estate of Hiram Baker Deceased
Notice to creditors and all persons with claims against the estate of Hiram Baker deceased. The administrator William Chalmers directs claims with vouchers within four months of the first publication. Claims may be presented at Phil Cole law office in Chateau Montina. First publication October 24, 1907.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hiram
Hirama
Baker
Pind, Cong
Farmington School News and Local Notes
The Farmington schoolhouse hosts Indian Illuitutor literary events with Miss Carey Crittenden and Anderson visiting Chateau for the weekend. Burton school spends about one hundred dollars on a new regulator and library books as the district plans a new department. Bridge testing by steam engine shows fragile spans. the Farmington district plans to add upper grades with Miss Carey returning. Ben Gordon, engineer for I K Ferris threshing, was badly scalded repairing a leak but recovering and expected back at work soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey
Crittenden
Anderson
Chateau
Burton
Farmington
Miss Carey
Ben Gordon
Winter News From Bynum Harbor and Holdings
Winter residents N O Saterli and D Stewart arrive in town. R L Stonehouse to take hotel management post November 1 with wife. J N Stonehouse and others return from mountain hunt with goat and deer beads. R C Stonehouse to Belt Montana for Belt Mercantile job. D Stewart to relocate, house being painted. Four autos from Great Falls visit to inspect reservoir. Mrs Lottie Lea teaches Sunday school and is praised. J and Cashman busy with ranch construction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N.O. Saterli
D. Stewart
R.L. Stonehouse
Bynum
J. N. Stonehouse
P. J. Ralstow
Beulah Anthony
R. L. Stonehouse
R. C. Stonehouse
Belt, Mont
Belt Mercantile
Great Falls
Lottie Lea
J. &. Cashman
Notice of Probate of Will in Teton Montana
In the Eleventh Judicial District of Montana Teton County a probate notice for the estate of William R Pratt deceased set for Monday November 4 at Warelock a court room in the Teton county courthouse. Hearing on William Hodgkiss application for letters testamentary and contest rights by interested parties. Dated October 10 1907 Sterling McDonald Clerk first pub 10 17 our
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William I. Campbell
William C. Palmer
Army
Navy
Marine Corps
United States
Spain
Geo. W. Magee
U.S
Ofice
Dupuyer
Montana
Dina
United States Land Office
Great Falls
GA. Wilson
State of
County of
Teton
Wiliam R. Tratt
Warelock A
William & Pratt
Willam Hodgskiss
Tor
Sterling McDonald
Notice of Taxes Due in Chateau Montana 1907
Notice from the Treasurer J. E. Webb of Teton County Montana that state and county taxes for 1807 are due by November 30 1907. A ten percent penalty applies if unpaid and delinquent property may be advertised and sold to cover taxes and costs. Personal property may be seized and sold if real estate insufficient to secure the taxes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau
Montana
J. E. Webb
Teton County
Hog’s Orchard Aid Reduces Worms and Waste
It is an excellent idea to turn hogs into the orchard to eat windfall apples. A large percentage of windfalls are wormy, and hogs will relish them. This practice also destroys many apple worms that would otherwise pupate and damage a later crop.
The Poor Squirrel Cartoon Moment
An Irishman stands before a buzzing electric fan at full speed and jokes he would not want to be the squirrel, highlighting a humorous moment in a vintage cartoon style.
Rye for Fall Seeding for Sale by Bollerud Bros
Bollerud Bros offers KRyet Rye for fall seeding in Farmington Montana in any quantity available for purchase, enabling farmers to plan cover crop or fodder planting this season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bollerud Bros
Farmington, Mont
Chicken Coop Misadventure at Muddy Junction
A western broker moved to the countryside and ordered a patent chicken coop. After retrieving it at the freight office and transporting it by drag, a station master misreads the "chicken coop" as a label for Muddy Junction, revealing a humorous mix up at the railroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Cassatt
Pennsylvania Railroad
Muddy Junction
Two Eggs Order Leads to Confusion in London
A sad faced American tourist in a London restaurant asks for two eggs fried on one side and one on the other. The waiter repeats the order slowly, asks for clarification, and after a long wait the patron again repeats his request.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Horder
Two Eggs and a Boiled Lament in Quiet Queue
An American customer asks for two eggs cooked differently while the waiter endures oppressive silence and a mistreated look. After a longer wait the man returns disheveled and bleeding, pleading for boiled eggs as he explains having had words with the cook.
Ready For the Next Customer in a Turkish Bath Tale
The narrator recalls a Turkish bath in Mexico where Nat Goodwin describes a strong masseur who kneaded and slapped him, misreading the scene as a test of readiness for the next bath. The anecdote ends with the bathhouse bell being out of order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nat Goodwin
Mexico
Fox and Roaming Tales in a Greenhouse
A quirky reminiscence blends hunting misadventure with a greenhouse memory, recalling a fox chase that never found its quarry amid glasshouses and gladioli. The piece threads through humorous vignettes including Roosevelt’s fake executive shake and a rural comic tale about Isaac and the angel.
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Anna Sabados
Berartranteftin Laterior
Fintes Land Offee
Paris
Septemeber Ve
Auguste Martin
Elizabeth B. Smith
First Pub
Pieco
Byery
Burton School House
Bynum -News
Wel
Kryet
Goodyear
H. &L. Black
Keith Bros
Winter Caps
Swift
Pride
Bartlett Pears
Jacket
Stonehouse Bros
Tosh
Bill Nye
Roosevelt
Red Ih Va
Isaac
Angel
Tsare
Helicon Hall
Upton Sinclair
Grace MacGowan Cooke
New York
Grace MacGowan
Lippincott
Elia Wheeler Wilcox
Bacon
Pihbrone
Baker’s
A. &H. Soda
Baker’s Chocolate
E. J. Roberson
Choteau, Mont
Shorts
Chateau Milling
Nets
Aha Sk Ve
Tan Ce
W. D. Luther
Great Stails
Martin M. Eyrand
John Champoleon
E. C. Garrett
J. M.burrlingame
Rixst
Fels
William Hodgskiss, Propr
Choteau -Collins
Stace Line
Montana & Great Nor
Thern Railway
Hirshberg
Choteanu, Montana
Safe Banking
Sebost
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