Collins Way News in Brief from Collins and Surrounding
Mrs I B Waterman left Collins Tuesday for the state C T U convention in Butte. Mr Olsson went to Brady Sunday and back with his son Harold. Harold leaves for Walter to work on a ditch. Mr Henry Kropp visits relatives. Ben Feist has his children in town for school with Mrs Celia Frost caring for them. Rev Van Orsdel led services at Collins school house. Teachers prepare for a teachers institute at Chateau. Harold Sandberg goes to Bozeman to attend Agricultural College next year. Mr Byraud shows a new plow engine. John Many spent Sunday in the Falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. B. Waterman
Collins
Butte
Mr. Olsson
Brady
Harold
Walter
Ben Feist
Celia Frost
Mr. Byraud
John Many
Falls
Trespass Notice at Farmington Reservoir Lands
Notice from P. Eyraud of Farmington Montana forbidding trespassing on lands near the reservoir or elsewhere in the vicinity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
My Reservoir
Bynum News Highlights Local Visits and Farm Work
J E Cashman tends scattered sheep at Homer ranch after rain. Miss Estelle Stonehouse visits Cashman ranch. Frances and Gertrude Monkman of Chicago visit C G Monckman family. Joe Stonehouse of Conrad visited last week. Cashman begins gas oil threshing operation Wednesday. Mr Burns travels to Conrad for medical care this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Cashman
Homer
Estelle Stonehouse
Cashman Ranch
Frances
Gertrude Monkman
Chicago
C. G. Monckman
Miss Frances
Polirlink Hospital
Joe. Stonehouse
Conrad
Bynum
Mr. Burns
Fairfields Typhoid Case and Local Movements Reported
Fairfield resident Tom Austad suffers from typhoid fever with a nurse in attendance. Travelers John Roberts Lavigh and Miss Hayes passed through Fairfield en route to the Falls. Mable Zimmerman and Ruth Young left for the Falls to attend school. Jennie Zimmerman went to the Falls on business. Rueben Eastwood arrived from Great Falls. George Tweet works to recoup stray sheep after the storm as local lumber for schools is hauled and soon to begin work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Austad
Fairfield
John Roberts
Mr. Lavigh
Miss Hayes
the Falls
Mable Zimmerman
Ruth Young
Local Notes on Family Visits and Moves
Dupuyer reports Miss Ethel Wilkinson of Missoula has returned home after visiting Miss Florence Leech for several weeks. Miss Florence Leech plans to finish college in Missoula with her mother accompanying her to Great Falls. Misses Minnis and Louise Kingsbury return to Great Falls to attend school. Guy Wilcox and Emmet Ryan attend Institute at the county seat. Miss Olivette Webb from Twin Falls Idaho returns home after visiting Miss Ethel Johnson. Ethel Johnson plans to go to Bozeman for agricultural college. Mandy and Melvin Johnson will join later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Wilkinson
Missoula
Florence Leech
Minnis
Louise Kingsbury
F. D. Kingsbury
Greatalls
Real Falls
Olivette Webb
Twin Falls
Idaho
Ethel Johnson
Bozeman
The
Agricultural College
Mandy
Melvin Johnson
Sheriff Sale Notice in Cascade County Montana
In Cascade County District Court Nick Baatz plaintiff v M L Sargent defendant a sheriff sale is set for Monday Sept 18 1911 at 2 pm at the front door of the Choteau Court House to sell the defendant's interest in Lot 28 Block 8 Dutton Townsite Teton County Montana with all improvements and appurtenances Dated August 18 1911 K MCKENZIE Sheriff By E H GANONG Under Sheriff Attorney M Armour Great Falls Montana First pub Aug 24 1911
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eighth Judicial District
Montana
Cascade
Nick Baatz
M. L. Sargent
Choteau
Teton County
Dutton
Eeton County
Teton
Chateau
Montinna
E. H. Ganong
Armour
Great Walls
Montini
Notice For Publication Now Coal
Notice is given that Samuel J. Miller of Collins Montana, who filed homestead entry 012318 on April 20, 1910, has filed notice of intention to make final commutation proof to establish land claim before A C Warner at Chateau Montana on September 23, 1911. Witnesses: Silas Smith, Orin A. Miller, Albert M. Snyder, Frank C. Garrett, all of Collins. E L Barnes, Register.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Interior
United States
LRH
Great Falls
Montana
Samuel J. Miller
Collins
Eton County
Township
Range
Meridian
A.C. Warner
U.S
Chateau, Mont
Silas Smith
Orin A. Miller
Albert M. Snyder
Frank C. Garrett
Notice For Publication in Great Falls Montana
Notice for publication lists coal office affairs in Great Falls Montana with details on location and filing information for public record. This brief item indicates administrative steps and impending action related to property or business notice requirements.
Belleview School Opens Amid Storm Delays
Belleview and canyon schools posted reopening after storms. Miss Opal Wheat led the initial class of three beginners, with Rupert Ward teaching later as twenty one pupils attended on Saturday and Monday. A new Hampton family settled nearby, and a newborn son greeted Mr and Mrs Harry Fisher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canyon
Hhere
Rupert Ward
Notice of Marie Hagelie Desert Land Claim Final Proof
Notice is given that Marie Hagelie of Conrad Montana has filed intention to make final proof to establish a desert land claim in sections 29 and 28, township 26 north range 3 west Montana meridian. before John W Shields U S Commissioner in Conrad Montana on September 19 1911. Witnesses named are Bernast Friedlander George Lombness Oliver Elingson Gunerius Jermanson. E L Barnes Register. First pub 8 17 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bynum
Teton County
Montana
Township
Range
Meridian
A.C. Warner
U.S
Choteaus Montana
Charles F. Sulsie
Porter
Anand O. Lee
Fairfield
Tobias Talifson
John I. Spokelie
E.L. Barnes
Register
Pirst Pub
Department of the Interior
United States Land Cmee
Great Falls
Marie Hagelie
Conrad
Olwies
John W. Shields
LLC
Mountanas
Bernaést Vriedlander
Chateau
George Lombness
Oliver Elingson
Gunerius Jermanson
Brady
L. Barnes
United States Band Office
Great Walls
Montanon
Bertha A. Davidson
Farmington
Mont
A. C. Warner
A. S
Chateau, Mont
Kenneth MckKenzie
Carlton K. Malone
Ernest Friedlander
Timber Sale Announcement for Lewis and Clark National Forest
Sealed bids for 40 acre timber area in sections 4 and 9 township 41 north range west M P M within Lewis and Clark National Forest Chouteau Montana must reach Forest Supervisor by September 8 1911. Estimated 100000 feet of roadgepose pine Engelmann spruce Douglas fir and alpine fir saw timber. Minimum bid 23.00 per thousand feet B M with $50 deposit. Right to reject bids reserved. For details contact Forest Supervisor Scots Leavitt. First pub August 10 1911.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chouteau
Montana
Lewis & Clark
Forest Supervisor
Forest Service
Lewis & Clark National Forest
Western Montana National Bank of Missourie
Scots Leavitt
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Collins Way
Henry Kropp
van Orsdel
Collings Way
Harold Sandberg
P. Eyraud
Farmington, Mont
Trangle
Ledum Vey
Saynocht
Para Color Company
Lincoln
H. K. Thompson
Collins, Mont
Lontana
Veniences
J. M. Weaver
Oregon
Coali
Nelson Jenks
Lump and
Roberson & Jacobson
McCormick
Weber
Parlin & Orendorff
Power Implement CO
Power
Bynum News
Zimmermans
Rueben Eastwood
Jennie Zimmerman
George
Dupuyer
Guy Wilcox
Emmet Ryan
Institute
E. L. Barnes
Hirst Pub
Signe Vigen
Chateau Land @ Loan Co
Henry D. Roeteg
Robison
Sec
Teton County Abstract CO
A. Fischer
FIT Guarante
Choteau, Mont
Belleview
Frank Salmond
John S. Lane
Istitute
Miss Wheat
Hampton
Mrs
Harry Fisher
Mrs. Shook
Fisher Ranch
Mrs. Fisher
United States Land Office
Howard W. Bateman
Ned
Nwt
U. S
Jasper Tr. Murray
Alvin J. Cowell
Everett White
Arthur £. Bateman
Choteau, Montana
United States Land Ofice
Kate Fincher
Montans Meridian
A. ©. Warner
Jarmant
Charles C.sheble
Peter J. Edgar
Harry King
Elmer E. Rowland
CSQA
Iriex
REX
Royal Milling Company
ME Choteau
Choteau and
Northern Railroad
WM. Hodgskiss
Alex Jruchot
J. A. Baart
Treas
Teton Realty Co
Bair & Verge
Nelson-Jenks Coal Company
Rte
Sand Coulee
H. K. Ferris
Great Falls, Mont
Miss Verge
Mrs. Daley
VOGUE
Choteau Drug Co
R. R. Mellon
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