Notice of School Indemnity Selection in Montana
Notice from the Department of the Interior Land Office Great Falls dated September 9 1911 states Montana applied July 3 1911 for all of section one and part of section three township 2 n range beast MoM and lists a school indemnity selection open to public inspection. Adverse claimants or objections under mining or agricultural purposes must file affidavits or claims. E L Bar es register. First pub 9 14 11. Electors may register for ensuing elections by county clerk or justice of the peace. date and officials in Choteau Montana. Dated September 12 1911 RE C Garrett County Clerk and Ex officio County Registrar first pub 9 14 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Interior
United States Land Office
Great Falls
Montana
State of Montana
Ringe Beast
Mom
Sid Lst
Choteau
RE. C. Garrett
Teton County
Montini
Public Land Notice For Montana Indemnity Selections
The Great Falls Montana land office publishes a list of school indemnity selections covering sections 3 4 9 10 township 25 north range 1 west receiving final public inspection. Individuals claiming rights under mining laws or seeking to protest must file claims affidavits or consents in this office. First publication April 14 1911.
Notice of Closing of MRegistry Book in Teton County
The registry book of Teton county Montana will close at 5 p.m. on Tuesday October 24 1911 for electors in Conrad School District Precinct 10 Bynum Precinct 12 and Caskey Precinct 20. Voters will decide on issuing coupon bonds up to 1000 1200 and 1000 respectively with terms up to 15 10 and 10 years and interest not to exceed six percent per year.
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Teton County
Montana
Conrad
Bynum
Caskey
Commissioners' Proceedings Continued From Page One
A fragmented list of expenditures and entries from the commissioners ledger includes payments to surveyors, bridge and lumber suppliers, and various town vendors. Items note tax refunds, burial and medical costs, and public works materials, with names such as Arnold Ward Baker and Boorman Mercantile Co. among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo Fross
Same
Colin N. Ward
Ceeeek
Arnold G. Baker
Johnson Larber Co
Bridge Plank
Oll Ed McGurk
Stand Boorman Mercantile Co
Shelby Lumber Co
North Montana Lumber Co
Airshberg & Co
Tarris Bros
Chateau Mercantile Co
Wee
Utton Hardware Co
Guth
Patton Lumber O
SHINE
W. Ward
Thompson
Connor
W.smiallen
Wilfred Numits
Woo J
Pilins
Sime
A.C. Burbank
Brady Mercantile Co
Pe Stoltenberg
Walter Ene
K.thomse
W. Wyner
C. Marsh
C. Marsh Kreidse
Plank
Jack Shas
John Preiffer
Daley
Ic. Johnson
Sami
Pearson
Martin Gar
Powell John Wena Same
Arthur. Johnson
Story
Sylvan Murray
I. A. Sullivan
Linke Bros
Inger
WeWel Bateman
Lance
I. A. Long
Ruger
House of Good ’ Shepherd
Lerman Spoelder
A.G. Burbank
Gewa
Sadler
Local notices mix of social calls and illness across town
Julius Hirshberg visits Helena. Mrs. John Taylor hosts a children’s party. Muddy resident WW Chalmers in town. Mrs. Weaver returns from Falls. Prof Wyatt and son visit Mrs. Thompson. John Weaver Jr. owns two young kit foxes. Parus of Nevada calls on Alex Burrell Sr. Harry Moore ill but not with scarlet fever. Gertrude Jennings leaves to teach at Pomeroy High School. Mrs. Haugen’s mother Mrs Kringelbach visits from Chicago and Seattle. Dinner honors Will Sadler before Arkansas trip. others present include Maynard Poindexter Malone, Mellon, Sadler brothers. Cowgill family scarlet fever case noted. Cowgill away in Chicago. Dowzers visiting then plan to move to Seattle, return to Arkansas. Community reflections on local development and home institutions.
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P. J. Cole
Will Sadler
Littles Rock
Sadler
University of Arkansas
Qhose
Gath Maynard
Jessie Poindexter
Mable Malone
Russell Mellon
Will
Dean Sadler
Cowgill
Wa“ Cowgill
Mr. Cowgill
Chicago
Glee
Glen Shew
Great Northern hires eminent agriculturist A E Chamberlain
A E Chamberlain formerly superintendent of Farmers Institutes in South Dakota joins the Great Northern Railway as Development Commissioner based in St. Paul. His remit covers all Great Northern territory and aims to advance agricultural commercial and manufacturing development. He will assist organizations and address meetings to aid regional growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. E. Chamberlain
Farmers’ Institutes
South Dakota
Great Northern Railway
St. Paul
Mr. Chamberlain
Great Northern Lines
Chamberlain
Choteau County Fiscal Totals And Funds
County clerk records show Montana Telephone Co rent, fare pauper, and various funds including fire tax, general, road, and poor funds. Contingent and PESTULATION items appear with miscellaneous figures for the Choteau area. Garrett, County Clerk, documents the totals and fund allocations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana Telephone Co
K. McKenzie
Susu
Choteau Fire Tax Fund
J. W. Jameson, Jr
Choteau Fire
Also Mentioned on This Page
O. M. Nordhagen Tailor
Neue Mig
E. L. Bares
Register
RE. L. Barnes
Commissioners
Julius Hirshberg
Helena
John Taylor
Ww. Chalmers
John Weaver
the Falls
Prof. Wyatt
Tom Thompson
John Weaver, Jr
Mr. Parus
Nevada
Alex Burrell Sr
Harry Moore
Gertrude Jennings
Pomeroy
Washington
E. N. Haugen
Kringelbach
Seattle
West
Tind
Dae
D. D. Cole
Arkansas
R. Dowzer
Haugen’s
Haugen’s] Cash Bazaar
Garrett
Roberson & Jacobson
Cash Store
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