Cattle Tested Free of Disease for John Lyon
Inspector tests cattle owned by John Lyon confirming no diseases found in the herd. This certificate indicates health clearance for the livestock under the proprietor's oversight.
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Newspaper
Choteau Montanan
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 16, 1920
Page
4
Inspector tests cattle owned by John Lyon confirming no diseases found in the herd. This certificate indicates health clearance for the livestock under the proprietor's oversight.
St. Episcopal Church offers Sunday worship at 10 30 AM and 7 30 PM with Sunday school at 11 30 AM Holy Communion is conducted on the first Sunday of each month Evening services are brief and informal All are invited The Sterling McDonald residence in Choteau with 10 acres is offered for sale at a reasonable price For information contact C S McDonald Choteau
Federal notice from the United States Land Office Great Falls Montana dated March 31 1920 warns John Nosek Agawam Montana that James Be Mullaney has filed a contest to cancel Nosek entry serial 040538 for N144SE% NEY ZSW% section 8 township 27 north range 7 west Montana meridian on grounds Nosek never resided made no improvements and abandoned land for over six months not due to military service Nosek must answer in twenty days after fourth publication or face cancellation without hearing. Publications list four dates in April including April 30 with signatures J A Barker Register and Thos Corbally Receiver.
Enoch Peterson visits from Stanwood Washington to see friends and conduct business. J T Norris of Great Falls purchases 800 acres near Farmington for full farming. P O Rustad now dairy farmer in Bayville Wisconsin. Notices include creditors for Fred B Spellman estate with four month claim period. First publication April 9 1920.
In Montana district court Alice M. Kinsley sues J W McFarland Maud McFarland and Rogers Templeton Lumber Co to foreclose a 1918 mortgage on 160 acres in sections 9 and 10 township 23 north range 2 west. Plaintiff seeks $40.25 plus 10 percent interest, $6 and $50 for costs and attorney fees with a sheriff sale of the property to satisfy the judgment. Defendant default possible after 20 days. First publication April 2 1920.
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