Revival of Dearborn county plan drawn from Cascade and Lewis and Clark
Great Falls Montana June 8 The movement to create Dearborn county from Cascade and Lewis and Clark counties has been revived with representatives studying the district's assessed valuation. The proposed county would span about 1000 square miles, remove several townships from Cascade and Lewis and Clark, and center on Cascade. 625 Cascade county voters are in the district with 162 in Cascade. 58 percent of last election voters must sign the petition. The boundary excludes Simms Fort Shaw and Hotterdam. The idea was previously opposed by Lewis and Clark officials who feared losing about 1 million in assessed valuation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Falls
Dearborn County
Cascade
Lewis and Clark
Cascade County
Lewis and Clark County
Simms
Fort Shaw
Lowry
Section 19
Township 20
Deep Creek
Hotterdam
Flax Suitability in Montana Climate and Public Notices
Flax favors Montana soil with sun and warmth while requiring dry loams and good soil structure. Notices include public publication of land claims by Marshall A King and estate proceedings for Elizabeth M Collins, plus foreclosure actions in Teton County with detailed mortgage descriptions and summons.
Flax Seeding and Field Prep Guidelines
Immediate post harvest seeding is crucial to curb weeds. For flax plantings in Montana use seeds N. no. 155 N. D. Resistant 52 or N. D. As sistant 114. Prepare land by disking packing and rapid cultivation to fill furrow cracks. Corn ground fallow potato land and freshly plowed sod suit flax best. Beware bad weed seed and pursue high quality seed. Also promoting cherries with prepaid express offers from Spokane.
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Montana
N. D
Notice of Homestead Entry Proof for Chateau Montana
TRED SEE of Chateau Montana filed notice of intention to make three year proof to establish a claim on the land described in his Additional Homestead Entry. The proceeding will occur before U S Commissioner R E Klipfel at Bynum Montana on July 12 1921. Witnesses are Louis Owens Ingebright Lee Otto Ruebe Clinton D Johnson all of Chateau. First publication June 3 1921.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Interior
U. S. Land Office
Great Falls
Montana
Marshall A. King
Chateau
Range 5 West
Meridian
Fred Schonesigel
U. S
Fairfield
Burritt G. Trescott
John Bremner
J. A. Barker
Register
M&14
Range
R. E. Klipfel
Bynum
Louis Owens
Ingebright Lee
Otto Ruebe
Clinton D. Johnson
Foreclosure Sale Notice for Whateau Property
On July Ath day 1921 at 2 pm in front of the courthouse door Whateau city the sheriff will sell 200 acres pure at least to satisfy Wiley Shannon Cut Bank Montana attorney for the plaintiff. Sale is for cash in United States funds under the order of sale and decree of foreclosure. J. S. Martine sheriff by MS Read under-sheriff June 8 1921.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nineteenth Judicial District
State of
Montana
County of Teton
Elizabeth M. Collins
Chateau
Carrie M. Salmond
Blanche M. Jacobson
Jas. Sulgrove
District Court
County of
Teton
Amstel Mortgage Company
Carl Wilmot Riggins
Ethel Mae Riggins
First National Bank of Chateau
Teton County
Montana Meridian
Whateau
United States
A. D
J. S. Martine
MS. Read
Wiley Shannon
Cut Bank
Also Mentioned on This Page
Chateau Hardware Company
Rniture
G. A. Boutilier
Pynam
New County
Truly
Hardy
Millegan
St. Peter
Sheriff's Sale
State of Montana
E. J. Lander & C
Lester
Booker
Celeste Booker
Beb
A. Durham
Lester H. Booker
W. Rorke
Browning
Plaintiff
del Monte
Logan
Spokane
Wash
Sunshine
Johnny and
Jimmy Sunshine
Erican Legion
Choteau Post
American Legion
Choteau, Montana
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