Passing of the Montana Pioneer Col Oliver P Chisholm
Col Oliver P Chisholm a renowned Montana miner lawyer and Civil War veteran died at his Bozeman home after a gradual decline. Born 1843 in Wisconsin he helped shape western mining and national commerce and led Montana's early Republican convention over the free silver split. He served as youngest regimental commander and left a large family including four surviving children.
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Oliver P.chisholm
Oliver P. Chisholm
Bozeman
Chisholm
West
Montana
Hazel Green
Grant County
Wisconsin
Robert B. Chisholm
Emma
Utah
Col. O. P. Chisholm
Winona
Minn
Elgin
Ill
One Hundred and Fifty-third
Illinois Volunteers
Sarah J. Bishop
Charles B
Robert B
Oliver Perry, Jr
Sarah Alice
Michigan University Law Department
Illinois
Death of Pioneer Joshua Armitage in Montana History
News from Los Angeles reports the death of Joshua Armitage aged 75 in California. A Montana pioneer born in Yorkshire England on August 29 1833 he arrived in Montana in 1863 and was buried beside his wife in Ennis after passing through Butte.
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Joshua Armitage
Los Angeles
Virginia City
Montana
Butte
Ennis
Mr. Armitage
Judge Armitage
Yorkshire
England
United States
Judge Armitage Dies After Long Montana Career
The obituary notes Judge Armitage a Montana industrial figure who died after health decline in southern California. Survived by sons Jack Andy in Big Hole Wisdom area, Ronnell in Los Angeles, George in Madison valley, Charles in upper Madison, J Gray in Los Angeles, and daughter Mrs Herndon.
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Colorado
Montana
Judge
Armitage
California
Judge Armitage
Jack
Andy
Big Hole Valley
Wisdom
Ronnell
Los Angeles
George
Madison Valley
Charles
Madison
J. Gray
Mrs. Herndon
Death of Mrs. Nancy Agnes Pattee Pioneer of Gallatin Valley
Mrs. Nancy Agnes Pattee widow of David D. Pattee died last week from bronchial trouble and influenza at 64. A 41 year resident of the valley, she moved from Willow Creek to Bozeman area, living on Middle Creek ranch and South Third avenue. She leaves four children John E. Pattee J P Nash Charles Pattee and Paul Pattee and a sister Mrs A W Paul.
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Nancy Agnes Pattee
David D. Pattee
Gallatin Valley
la Grippe
Willow Creek
Pattee
Pony
Three Forks
Great Falls
Middle Creek
South Third Avenue
Bozeman
John E. Pattee
J. P. Nash
Charles Pattee
Clyde Park
Paul Pattee
A. W. Paul
Mrs. Pattee
Death of Montana cattle pioneer D A G Flowerree in Atlanta
D A G Flowerree of Helena Montana aged 77 died in Atlanta Georgia last Friday after years of ill health. He was an early stockman and one of the state’s largest operators with extensive ranch holdings across Lewis and Clark Teton Cascade counties. Born May 19 1835 in Missouri he moved west via California Nicaragua and Virginia City before settling in Helena. He organized the Flowerree Cattle Company building the first shingle roofed houses in Virginia City and Helena.
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Montana
Atlanta
D. A. G. Floweree
Helena
Flowerree
Lewis and Clark
Teton
Cascade
Florida
Mr. Flowerree
Ralls County
California
Nicaragua
Missouri
Plains
Salt Lake City
Virginia City
Last Chance Gulch
Flowerree Cattle Company
Texas
Oregon
Genealogy note on Flowerree family descendants
The text records marriages and name changes for William K and Annie M later Mrs W L Welie, Eudora later Mrs J J Gray, and Elizabeth later Mrs William Wallace Jr. It notes Mrs Flowerree died in 1882 and a 1885 marriage between Mr Flowerree and Elizabeth Cornelius of Missouri, with their son Dan J Flowerree.
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William K
Annie M
W. L. Welie
Eudora
J.J. Gray
Elizabeth
William Wallace, Jr
Kidney Pain Relief Claim From Foley Pills
William L. Topel of 602 Third Street Bismarck North Carolina describes severe kidney pain that began under the ribs and moved to the back. He says after taking Foley Kidney Pills the pain left and he has had no kidney trouble since.
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William L. Topel
Third Street
Bismarck
N. C
Foley
The Hall of Fame Washington Irving Biography
American historian essayist and novelist born New York April 8 1783 died at Bunnyside near Tarrytown New York November 29 1859. He started in law then wrote literary squibs as Jonathan Goldstyle traveled for health before 1809 returning to publish History of New York by Diedrich Knickerbocker.
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Washington Irving
New York
Bunnyside
Tarrytown
N. Y
Irving
Jonathan Goldstyle
Diedrich Knickerbocker
Judge Whips Negro Boy After Fire Scene Ride
A Los Angeles Times tale describes a courthouse blaze scene where a judge orders his house boy Zack to saddle Sintram. Zack takes the horse, outruns the judge’s sons, and earns a whipping. He vows never to see the court house burn again.
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Zack
Dave
Flags at Half Mast Reflecting on Respect for Great Men
The piece recalls historical flag customs when a defeat or death prompts lowering and half-masting. It argues flags once signified submission and honor, noting that fallen great figures inspire universal respect. The text frames the half mast as tribute to a man seen as conquering the Angel of Death.
Chamberlains Tablets Advertised For Quick Relief
An advertisement urges readers to take Chamberlains Tablets tonight to cure dullness biliousness or constipation and promises relief tomorrow. Sold by all dealers.
Silver Buckle lode mine location notice in Beavehead county
Public notice for the Silver Buckle lode mine in Beavehead county Montana describes the claim boundaries beginning at a limestone corner and detailing compass bearings and distances. It excludes the Silver Belt lode and notes a net claimed area of 17 909 acres with 2 099 acres in conflict. Adjoining claims are the Silver Belt and Quebec lodes. Claims must be filed within sixty days with the U S Land Office in Helena or be barred.
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Montana
Recorder's Office
Beavechead County
Quebec
Register of the United States Land Office
Helena
U. S. Land Office
Amede. Bessette
Bannack
Beaverhead County
Nalmig
County of
Beaverhead
State of
Mon
National Forest
Beaverhead National Forest
United States
United States Land Office
Hans Pallesen
Lima
Metes
Bald Mountain
Homestead
Commutation of Sentence By State Board of Pardons
The Montana State Board of Pardons orders December 10, 1912 for hearing Sidney Houk's commuted sentence from 25 years to 14 years for second degree murder in Beaverhead County. Notice to interested parties to appear at 10 a.m. at the Capitol. Publication to Dillon Tribune weekly for two weeks, November 9 and December 6, 1912.
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State Board of Pardons
Helena
Montana
Sidney Houk
Beaverhead
Dillon Triping
Dillon
County of Beaverhead
State of Montana
J. J. Ryan Albert J. Galen
Notice of Desert Land final proof in Montana
Department of the Interior notices Joseph M. Dowling of Dell Montana will prove desert land claim No 02591 for EM SW W% Section 5 Township 13 S Range W Montana Meridian before U S Commissioner A S Johnson Dillon Montana on December 30 1912. Witnesses Alexander Williamson David D McKnight David Burke and Clarence B E McGee all of Dell Montana.
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Department of the Interior
U. S. Land Office
Helena
Montana
Joseph M. Dowling
Dell
Township 13
Ranger W
Meridian
A. S. Johnson
U. S
Dillon
Alexander Williamson
David D. McKnight
David Burke
Clarence BE. McGee
Stephen Carpenter
Register
Ola Burden
Wyse
Johnson
U.S
Alaw
Isaac Edinger
Joseph Charlton
Elija Stewart
Craig Corel
Notice of Final Proof for Dillon Homestead Claim
John W. Frizzell of Dillon Montana filed a final three year proof for land in NEX Sec 21 T75 R8W and SEX Sec 21 T7S R8W Montana Meridian. Proof before A S Johnson U S Commissioner Dillon Montana on December 31 1912. Witnesses Banker J Whitbeck Edward Heaney John B Tritt and Henry H Brown all of Dillon Montana. Stephen Carpenter Register.
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Department of the Interior
U. S. Land Office
Helena
Montana
John W. Frizzell
Dillon
Township 7.S
Range
Meridian
A. S. Johnson
U. S
J. Whitbeck
Edward Heaney
John B. Tritt
Henry H. Brown
Stephen Carpenter
Register
Featherly Jr. Files Final Proof on Montana Homestead
Notice states George R. Featherly Jr of Dillon Montana, holder of Homestead Application No 03541 for several portions of Section 10 Township 7 South Range 8 West Montana Meridian, intends to make final three year proof. He will present witnesses Charles Davis Matt Sorenson George R Featherly Sr and Philip Thorpe all of Dillon Montana before A S Johnson A S Commissioner.
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Department of the Interior
U. S. Land Office
Helena
Montana
George R. Featherly, Jr
Dillon
Township
Range
Meridian
A. S. Johnson
A. S
Charles Davis
Matt Sorenson
George R. Featherly, Sr
Philip Thorpe
Stephen Carpenter
Register
Mining Survey Claims in Beaverhead County Montana
The Big Jambo Lode and Big Paymaster Lode in Beaverhead County Montana are described with start corners in Sec 29 T6S R10W, detailing measured lines and total claimed area of 35 534 acres. Adjoining claims include Sur No 453 Placer Lot 44 A to the south and Sur No 37 Ferdinand Lode Lot 37 A. M P Knight represents the applicant. First publication November 1 1912.
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Argénta
Beaverhead
Montana
Cor
Sur
Recorder
Beaverhead County
Big Jumbo
Sur. No. 453, Placer
Ferdinand Lode
Stephen Carpenter
Register
M. P. Knight
U. S. Land Office
Helena
Butte-Milwaukee Co
M. W. Atwater
Butte
East End
Discovery Cut
Argenta
Big Paymaster Lode
Magnolia Lode
Jack Rabbit Lode
N. W
M. Lode
Mining Patent Application for Ridge Sunflower and Big Slide Lodes
United States Land Office Helena Montana notes filing by T C Witherspoon L J Swanson and Monidair Trust for 404.9 ft Ridge Fraction Lode 20 10 N 53 44 E 493.3 ft 195 ft and other measurements from Sunflower Cable and Big Slide Lodes in Beaverhead county with total claimed area 55420 acres. First publication November 15 1912.
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United States Land Office
Helena
Montana
T. C. Witherspoon
Butte
L. J. Swanson
Argenta
Monidair Trust
Discovery
Big Slide
South Side
Beaverhead County
Cor
Ins. T
Recorder
Stephen Carpenter
M. P. Knight
Change of Name for Serafino Giudici to William Giudici Roberts
In Beaverhead County Montana the District Court schedules a hearing for Serafino Giudici to change his name to William Giudici Roberts. The hearing is set for December 8 1912 at 10 am in Dillon with objections due before the hearing and notice to be published in the Dillon Tripe for four weeks. Judge J B Poindexter presides.
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Fifth Judicial District
State of
Montana
Beaverhead
Serafino Giudici
William Giudici Roberts
Dillon
Beaverhead County
J. B. Poinpexter
Regular Terms of Court Set for 1912 in Three Montana Counties
The order fixes district court terms for Beaverhead Jefferson and Madison counties. Beaverhead holds February 1 April 29 August 1 December 4. Jefferson February 13 May 14 July 30 November 11. Madison March 4 June 3 August 5 October 14. Court opens 10:00 a m each day in Virginia City Madison County Montana.
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Fifth Judicial District
State of
Montana
Beaverhead County
Jefferson County
Madison County
Chambers
Virginia City
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