Public Land Notice of Karl Sipe Seeks Three Year Proof
Department of the Interior notice from Lewistown Montana dated November 13 1918 states Karl B Sipe of Blakeslee Montana filed intent to make three year proof to establish his Homestead Entry No 034230 for section 30 township 17 north range 24 east Montana meridian. Proof before U S Commissioner R W Blake Grass Range Montana on December 24 with witnesses Russell Roland Charles E Blakeslee Frank Fountain Samuel Fladager all of Blakeslee Mont. First publication November 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Interior
U. S. Land Office
Lewistown
Montana
Karl B. Sipe
Blakeslee
Mont
U. S
Grass Range
Lea
Russel Roland
Charles E. Blakeslee
Frank Fountain
Samuel Fladager
Notice for Public Publication in Grass Range area
John H. Gjerde of Grass Range Montana filed homestead entries on January 6 1914 and March 30 1914 for sections 26 27 34 35 township 14 east Montana Meridian and has made three year proof to establish land claims before R W Blake U S Commissioner Grass Range Montana on December 24 1918 Witnesses include George Charboneau Less C Kinnick Edward Degner George E Botz all of Grass Range Montana First published November 21
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Interior
U. S
Lewistown
Montana
John H. Gjerde
Grass Range
M.M
R W. Blake
U. S. Com
Imant
George Charboneau
C. Kinnick
Edward Degner
George E. Botz
Mont
Homestead entry notice filed at Grass Range Montana
SYNORIE WINGER of Grass Range Mont has filed notice of intention to establish a three year claim to land described in his prior homestead entries. The hearing will be before R W Blake U S Commissioner at Grass Range Mont on December 23 with witnesses Rey Kaufman Pearl Kaufman Frank Ahlgren and Walter R Wellman all of Grass Range.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Interior
U. S. Land Office
Lewistown
Montana
Synorie
Grass Range
Mont
R. W. Blake
U. S. Com
Rey H. Kaufman
Pearl Kaufman
Frank Ahlgren
Walter R. Wellman
Federal land entry notice from Grass Range Montana
Bell E Sproul of Grass Range Montana appears to have filed a read entry for a land lot in section 1 township 13 north range 22 west. The notice lists Robute Bois as the US commissioner and mentions Walter R Wellman Walter H Gooch Delbert Martin as associates with the preliminary publication date November 14.
Sleep and Rest Indigestion Link Prompts Nighttime Relief
An old health blurb recommends Chamberlain's Tablets after supper to ease indigestion and improve sleep. It promises better rest for a quarter in cost and emphasizes the link between stomach issues and insomnia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Grass Range notice of intention to establish claim
TENA RAY of Grass Range Montana files notice of intention to make final three year proof to establish her homestead entry filed December 6 1916 for section 2 township 12 north range 22 east Montana principal meridian before R W Blake US Commissioner Grass Range Montana January 9 1919 witnesses Samuel P Stoner William Stewart George Hathron Pat Ray first pub December 5
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Interior
U. S
Lewistown
Montana
Tena Ray
Grass Con Mont
Mestead
R. W. Blake
Grass Range
Mont
Samuel P. Stoner
Grass One
William Stewart
George Hathron
Pat Ray
Tyler
H. J. Kelly
Register
Homestead Claim Notice Filed by Clarkston Man
Vinvent Caraway of Clarkston Washington devisee of John E Flynn deceased announces an intention to make final five paners to establish a claim to land described in the 4 and 9 township ranges near Monk. The hearing before the Register and Receiver at Lewistown Montana is set for December 31 1918. James Latray Joseph Streich William Meadors and William Wendt all of Novary Montana appear as witnesses. First pub Nov 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Interior
U. S. Land Office
Lewistown
Montana
Caraway
Clarkston
Washington
John E. Flynn
Monk
James Latray
Joseph Streich
William Meadors
William Wendt
Novary
H. J. Kelly
Register
Homestead Entryholder Seeks Three Year Proof
C John t ee of Grass Range Montana filed notice of intention to make three year proof to establish his claim to land described in Homestead Entries No. 031699 and 035307 in Township 16 North Range 23 East, M M. Proof before R W Blake at Montana on January 8, 1919.
Homestead Claim Proof Filed in Montana Land Office
Department of the Interior notices John A. Hedman of Blakeslee Montana filed proof to establish a claim to Homestead En 0 22572 for lot 4 and surrounding sections in Tp 16 N R 24 E Montana meridian. Hearing set at Grass Range Montana January 6 1919 with Alfred Thomas William P Kruger Herman Kruger and Adolf T Svensson all listed as witnesses from Blakeslee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Interior
U. S
Lewistown
Montana
John A. Hedman
Blakeslee
Meridian
Caim
R. W. Blake
Grass Ran
Mont
Alfred Thomas
William P. Kruger
Herman Kruger
Adolf T. Svensson
Waint.eee Jd
Ter
Croup Relief Praised by New York Mother
Mrs. Ed ward Bassett of Frankfort New York extols Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for croup saying her children were quickly relieved after use. She notes the medicine contains no opium or narcotics and can be given to children with the same confidence as adults.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Bassett
Frankfort
N. Y
Desert Land Entry Final Proof Notice for Ella Rocheleau
Department of the Interior notices Ella Rocheleau of Tyler Montana intends to make final proof by purchase to establish a Desert Land Entry No 025303 for section 34 township 13 north in Grass Range Montana before R W Blake U S Commissioner on January 6 1919. Named persons Charles W Niswaner Joseph J Dewan Edward Rocheeau Marie V Niswanger all reside in Tyler Montana with first publication December 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Interior
U.S Land Office
Lewistown
Montana
Ella Rocheleau
Tyler
Meridian
R. W. Blake
U.S. Com
Grass Range
Mont
Charles W. Niswaner
Joseph J Dewan
Edward Rocheeau
Marie V. Niswanger
Tyler, Mont
H. J. Kelly
Register
Edmond Rocheleau Files Homestead Mutation Proof
Edmond Rocheleau of Tyler Montana files notice of intention to make compound mutation proof to establish claim to Land described as Lot 0 Sec 25 Township 13 N Range Montana principal meridian. He will appear before R W Blake U S Commissioner at Grass Range Montana. Names Niswanger Dewan and others appear as witnesses or claimants from Grass Range Montana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Interior
U. S. Land Office
Lewistown
Montana
Edmond Rocheleau
Tyler
Nj Sedt
Grass Range Mont
Land Office Notice of Three Year Proof Filed
Anna B. Lewis of Pine Grove Montana, widow of Clyde E. Lewis, filed notice to make three year proof to establish her homestead claim for parcel in Township 12 North Range 21 East Montana meridian, before Lewistown Land Office on January 14, 1919. Clyde E. Lewis notified that Anna seeks patent in her name. First published December 12, 1918.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Interior
United States Land Office
Lewistown
Mont
Anna B. Lewis
Clyde E. Lewis
Pine Grove
Montana
Meridian
Griff St. Jermain
A. B. Duffner
Hattie H . Pine
Typewriter for Sale: Royal model, soldier in France
Nearly new Royal typewriter offered for sale by this office. It belonged to a soldier overseas in France and is described as a standard make. A bargain price awaits an interested buyer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Inspired letters and Cyrano invitation mix in tale
A young man Saintsbury writes two contrasting letters one to Edith Crawford inviting a Cyrano de Bergerac outing and another to a friend in love. A mix up sends Edith a different letter, but he confesses and Edith accepts the Cyrano date. Also a leopard encounter in South Africa ends with the animal killed after a struggle with a farmer, dog, and boy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Saintsbury
Saintsbury
Edith Crawford
Edith
Miss Crawford
John
Daniels
Mr. Saintsbury
Cyrano
Edith Saintsbury
Cohen
The
MoCture Newape
Strangtes
Eedamine
South Africa
Dubberly’s Struggle: Appetite Overshadows Start
Fragmentary report hints Dubberly faced hunger and overrun appetite. initial effort faltered as he began well but could not sustain due to appetite, affecting performance and outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dubberly
Ae Ari
Bear Story: Lone Hunter Falls to Grizzly in Mountain Tragedy
A lone hunter brags of killing a colossal grizzly in the mountains and leaving the carcass. Returning with helpers, the bear springs alive, charges the slayer, and slays him before collapsing dead beside the others who stood nearby.
Grand and Glorious Felt Morning After Temptation
A Kansas City Star quips about aging and indulgence as a narrator recalls resisting warnings then giving in to sweets and late pleasures. The piece sketches a humorous, reflective mood on changing tastes, routine, and the odd thrill of old habits briefly reawakened. The tone resembles a lighthearted column jab at modern life and nostalgia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City Star
Sure Cure for Seasickness on the Sendai Maru
Mrs. De Burgh Daly recounts a Japanese sailor slapping a seasick passenger on the Sendai Maru to cure her seasickness. The captain explains the action as a “cure” and the woman becomes indignant yet feels better after resisting the slap.
The Perfect Gentleman and Shifting Notions of Honor
A friend argues that honor changes with geography and era. The piece recalls a bygone idea of a Man of Honor as one who paid gambling debts and wine bills, even via marriage, but contends that such a person was mislabeled. It also notes Columbus’s misnomer that Indians hailed from India, a misnomer that endured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
India
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Be Sure of Your Ground in Teaching Youth
A compact admonition from Ruskin urges teaching only what you truly know and have material to justify. It warns against forcing ideas on children in tender years and stresses the virtue of example and self-restraint to shape youth properly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Ruskin
False and True Freedom Quote by Canon Kingsley
The line contrasts two freedoms, false and true. It defines freedom as the choice to act according to one’s ought, not merely desire, attributed to Canon Kingsley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canon Kingsley
The Power Of Thought and a Lockmaker's Downfall
John Riggs, a safe and lock factory worker, grows resentful at low wages while his boss Mr Scalp ton dismisses raises. After illness and job loss, Riggs uses thinking to open safes without tools, shifting value from labor to intellect. He profits, undermines Scalp ton, and secures a contract for his “secret” method.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Riggs
John
Scalpton
Safe and Lock Company
Mr. Scalpton
Scalpion Safe
Scalpton Safe and Lock Company
Scaipton
Makingey
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Robute Bois
Centee Aan
Walter H. Gooch
Delbert Artin
Ontana
Kelly. Register. Firat Pub
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Croup
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Drag Line No
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Grass
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