Notice of Publication for Proving Will in Mont Court
In the District Court of the Eighth Judicial District Mont Petiton County Peton the estate of Sarah J Quing deceased notice is given that Monday Oct 3 1910 at 10 am in Chateau Court Room has been set for proving the will and hearing application for letters testamentary docketed by Clerk Fames Gibson with James Sulgrove as attorney first publication September 12 1910
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Eighth Judicial District
Mont
Peton
Sarah J Quing
Chateau
Teton
Sarah of Quinn
Fames Gibson
James Sulgrove
Hetbrower
Department of the Interior
United States
Great Falls
Carl L. Monroe
Belleview
Montana
Township 23
Range & W. Muntuns Meridian
A. C. Warner
U. S
Choteau
Johns. Lane
Charley C. Twiggs
Drury
Christopher Salmond
E. L. Barnes
Register
Price raise for horse-shoeing in Chateau starts October 1910
On and after the first day of October 1910 the price of horse-shoeing will be raised in Chateau from $2.00 to $2.50 per head, the price in other Montana towns. Ten Dollars Reward for information that will lead to the arrest and conviction of parties breaking into or stealing from the wild property or taking electric light wire from line. Hirshberg Brothers, Bankers. 5 12tf
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Montana
Hirshberg Brothers
Bankers
Local Residents Make Short Trips and Visit Aboard
Local residents and visitors are noted in a series of brief items. Helen McLean travels to Walter Sunday to teach there. Mrs O Beckerson of Augusta visits sister Mrs C G Wilcox. J T Robison of Teton County Abstract Co. stays at his Iowa home. Mr and Mrs Smith of Boulder visit Robt Twiggs in town. John D Godwin of Elizabeth visits the county seat. Kid and Will Hodgskiss travel to Bozeman for the state college of agriculture. Paul Tweet's son recovers from typhoid at Beaupre hotel. Mrs Phil Rimell and Betty with Denzel McDonald depart for Riverside California. K G McLean and wife join them to Great.
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Paul Tweet
Beaupre Hotel
Phil G. Rimell
Betty
Denzel McDonald
Riverside
Cal
Rimell
K. G. McLean
Butter and Butter Substitutes and Taxation a Note
The piece explains butter substitutes like oleomargarine, the tax on artificially colored oleomargarine, and the price gap with butter. It notes that only artificially colored oleomargarine is taxed, while natural colored oleomargarine is taxed far less, to prevent fraud. It also lists local notices of residents leaving for California, emigration, insurance sales, and a diphtheria scarlet fever case prompting school closures.
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Congress
Death of Mrs. Sarah J. Quinn
Mrs. Sarah J. Quinn died after a long period of decline living at Chateau She had reared three orphans and was cared for by neighbor Mary Read in her final years The community recalls her kindness and neighborly qualities as she faced death with dignity leaving many grateful memories.
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Chateau
Mary Read
Mrs. Read
Mrs. Quinn
Movement to Protect Forests With Troops
A movement calls for deploying federal troops to national forests from May to September to prevent and fight fires in Idaho Oregon Washington Montana California. The proposal, supported by officials and industry groups, urges a corps of soldiers under Interior for patrols, firelines, and rapid response to protect timber resources.
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Montanoa
Idaho
Washington
Oregon
George M. Corwall
Timbermap
Portland
Ore
Montana
California
Spokane
Wash
Western Pine Manufacturers’ Association
Ihubbo
United States
Department of the Interior
Taft
Henry S. Graves
Flewelling
Western Forestry and Conservation Association
Forest Service
Bids Sought for Cemetery Fence at Choteau
Bids for constructing a cemetery fence around Choteau Cemetery close Saturday September 17. Total fence length about 1920 feet. Bidder to furnish labor and materials except existing fence usable on east line. Send bids marked Bids for building cemetery fence to A.B. Guthrie Secretary of the cemetery association.
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Choteau Cemetery
Acantha
Choteau
Secretary of
Pe Cemetery Asociates
Montana Senate Bill 12 Constitutional Revenue Amendment
Notice announces election on the proposed amendment to Section 9 of Article XII of the Montana Constitution regarding state taxation limits. The act directs submission to qualified electors at the next general election and outlines amendments to the taxation provisions.
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Senate
Montana
State of
Legislative Assembly
Amendment to Revenue and Taxation Provisions Approved
The 1909 act prescribes a state millage rate not to exceed 2 mills on the dollar, with a special levy up to 4 mills for livestock related duties, contingent on a majority vote at the November 1910 election. Separate official ballots will be used to show support or opposition to the amendments.
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State Board of Equalization
State of Montana Act Submission Certificate
Certification by Secretary of State A N Yoder that the act was approved February 5, 1909 and submitted to Montana electors. Dated July 28 1910 in Helena with the Great Seal affixed. First publication August 4 1910.
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State of Montana
Ss. I
Helena
A. N. Yoder
Notice to Contractors for School House Bid 1910
Notice to Contractors bids will be received by the undersigned until 6 p m September 17 1910 for the construction of a school house one mile northeast of Fred Snedigar on P Eyrand s ranch in School Dist No 7 Plans and specifications on file with the clerk of said district The board of trustees reserves the right to eject any and all bids O Porseth Clerk
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County High School
Frances M. Anderson
The
Teton County Free High School
Fred Snedigar
P. Eyrand
Board of Trustees
Porseth
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Drake Drug Company
Mies
Helen McLean
Walter Sunday
Mrs. O. Beckerson
Augusta
C. G. Wilcox
J.T. Robison
Mrs. Smith
Boulder
Robt. Twiggs
John D. Godwin
Elizabeth
Kid
Will Hodgskiss
Bozeman
State College of Agriculture
Veniences
J. M. Weaver
Miss Verge
iMwien
Fosston
Wm. van de Riet
Farmington
Rose Comb
Falls
C.S. McDonald
Merlin Carson
Miss Nellie
S. M. Corson
Merlin
G. W. Yeager
Fresno County
Missouri
Mr. Yeager
Messrs. Yockey and Funk
Montana Life Insurance Company
Glen Luther
Glen
Seton County
Bozeman Institution
Hoogkiss
Id and
Will
Kyle Jones
Pearl Heighton
Maud Hawley
Freeman Daley
Edith Crawford
Thomas Crawford
Edith
Bateman
Sarah J. Quinn
A.B. Guthrie
Haugen’s
Lethbridge Coal
H. R. Thompson
W.H. Gorham
J. M.,weaver
W. H. Gorham & CO
Sale Stables
Pat Ene
Heerg Falls
Kenneth LB. Cohoe
Raymond
Ss W
Meridian
A.C. Warner
Uoos
Monta
Ora E. Koowlton
Georg Guerin
George W. Jarris
Percy Uv. Ralston
Raymond, Montane
Ell. Barnes
United States OF America
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