Sipe Seeks Three Year Homestead Proof in Montana
Karl B. Sipe of Blakeslee Montana has filed notice of intention to make three year proof to establish his homestead claim for section 30 township 17 north range 24 east Montana meridian. The hearing before U S. Commissioner R W Blake at Grass Range Montana will be held December 24 with witnesses Russell Roland Charles E Blakeslee Frank Fountain Samuel Fladager all of Blakeslee Montana. 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 Montana
Public notice records John H Gjerde of Grass Range Montana filing intent to make three year proof on land described, with homestead entries dated Jan 6 1914 and March 30 1914, before U S Commissioner R W Blake Grass Range MT on Dec 24 1918. Witnesses George Charboneau Less C Kinnick Edward Degner George E Botz all of Grass Range MT. First Pub Nov 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
Land Office Notice of Homestead Claim in Grass Range Mont
SYNORIE WINGER of Grass Range Montana owner of homestead entry No 030092 for sections 24 and 19 township 18 13 north range 23 24 east with additional entry No 084634 for other sections has filed notice of intention to make three years to establish claim before R W Blake U S Commissioner Grass Range Montana on December 23 with Rey H Kaufman Pearl Kaufman Frank Ahlgren Walter R Wellman all residents of Grass Range Montana involved in the filing
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
West Montana land entry notice in Grass Range
The Interior Department notice lists BELL E SPROUL of Grass Range Montana who on Oct 17 1917 made entry for Lot 6 Section 1 Township 13 North Range 22 West and a final proof set for December 1918 before the United States Commissioner at Grass Range Montana. Also named are Walter R Wellman Walter H Gooch Delbert Martin and others. First published November 14.
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de T
Interior
U. S. Land Office
Lewistown
Montana
Bell E. Sproul
Grass Range
Mont
Wise
Robute Bois
Walter R. Wellman
Centee Aan
Walter H. Gooch
Delbert Artin
Ontana
Kelly. Register. Firat Pub
Sleep and Rest Tip Promotes Chamberlain's Tablet Use
An advertisement advises taking Chamberlain's Tablets after supper to ease indigestion and improve sleep and rest. The claim emphasizes quick relief and a low cost of a quarter per dose, urging readers to try it for better slumber.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
TENA RAY 1918 homestead filing Grass Range Montana
TENA RAY of Grass Range Mont has filed notice of intention to make final three year proof to establish a claim on section 2 township 12 north range 22 east Montana principal meridian. Before R W Blake U S Commissioner Grass Range Mont on January 9 1919. Names Samuel P Stoner William Stewart George Hathron Pat Ray of Tyler Montana listed as witnesses. First pub Dec 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
U. S. Land Office
John T. Eee
Ontana
H. J. Kelly, Register
Homestead Claim Notice Filed in Montana Case
Vinvent Caraway of Clarkston Washington, devisee of John E Flynn deceased, announces intent to make final three paners to establish claim to Additional Homestead Seat per May 7 1916 action. Proceeding before Register and Receiver Lewistown Montana on December 31 1918. James Latray Joseph Streich William Meadors and William Wendt of Novary Montana named. First pub November 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 Proof Planned for Grass Range Montana Lands
C John t eee of Grass Range Montana filed notice of intention to make three year proof to establish his claim to lands described in homestead entries. Proof to be presented before R W Blake in Vaughn Hugs on January 8 1919.
Homestead Proof Notice Filed in Grass Range District
Department of the Interior announces JOHN A HEDMAN of Blakeslee Montana filed notice of proof to establish claim to a land parcel described as Lot 4 and the SW and SE quarters of Section 3 Township 16 North Range 24 East Montana Meridian. Public hearing set for January 6 1919 in Grass Range Montana with Alfred Thomas William P Kruger Herman Kruger Adolf T Svensson all of Blakeslee as witnesses.
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 Frankfort Mother
Mrs Edward Bassett of Frankfort New York lauds Chamberlains Cough Remedy for rapid relief from croup attacks. She notes no opium or narcotics in the preparation and says it can be given to children as confidently as to adults.
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Edward Bassett
Frankfort
N. Y
Notice for Publication 025303 Desert Land Entry Final Proof
Ella Rocheleau of Tyler Montana filed Desert Land Entry 025303 for esed in Section 34 Township 13 North, with intention to make Final Proof by purchase. Hearing before R W Blake at Grass Range Montana on January 6 1919. Names Charles Niswaner Joseph Dewan Edward Rocheeau Marie Niswanger all of Tyler. 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 May 16 1917 homestead filing notice
EDMOND ROCHELEAU of Tyler Montana files notice of intention to make homestead mutation proof to establish claim to land described in section 25 township 13 north range Montana principal meridian. He will present before R W Blake US Commissioner at Grass Range Montana. Names Niswanger Dewan Niswanger listed as witnesses or associates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Interior
U. S. Land Office
Lewistown
Montana
Edmond Rocheleau
Tyler
Nj Sedt
Grass Range Mont
Notice of land patent filing by Anna B Lewis in Pine Grove
Anna B Lewis of Pine Grove Montana filed intent to make final three year proof to establish a homestead claim on March 11 1915 in Lewistown Montana. Hearing before Register and Receiver January 14 1919. Clyde E Lewis notified that his wife's filing seeks patent in her name.
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 by Soldier in France
Nearly new Royal typewriter offered by a soldier in France. Standard make in good condition. Bargain price for someone needing a typewriter. Can be viewed at this office.
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France
Inspired letter mix up ends with duet of vows
A young man Saintsbury writes two very different letters in his rooms one to Edith Crawford inviting her to Cyrano de Bergerac and another for a friend. Confusion arises when he accidentally sends Edith’s name in the second letter. Edith confronts him and agrees to marry, planning to see Cyrano. A brief item then describes a South African leopard attack thwarted by a hunter and boy.
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John Saintsbury
Saintsbury
Edith Crawford
Edith
Miss Crawford
John
Daniels
Mr. Saintsbury
Cyrano
Edith Saintsbury
Cobra
The
MoCture
Newape
Strangtes
Eedamine
South Africa
Wouldn't Work. Dubberly’s Appetite Too Big
Fragmentary remark on Dubberly with a remark about appetite being too large. Vague context and unclear event or outcome. No identifiable dates or organizations.
Bear Confrontation Turns Fatal in Lone Mountain Encounter
A hunter killed a colossal grizzly then went to fetch help. Returning with two companions, they found the bear alive and enraged. The beast charged the hunter who had wounded it, killing him outright before collapsing dead at the feet of the other two men who could not stop the attack.
Grand and Glorious Feelings After One Night's Gluttony
A humorous reflection from the Kansas City Star on aging, indulgence, and the sudden rush of carefree nostalgia. It contrasts gray hairs, dental woes, and waning interests with a reckless late-night treat and the next morning's inevitable regret.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City Star
Sure Cure for Seasickness on a Japanese Ship
In An Irishwoman in China Mrs Daly recounts a Sendai Maru episode. A young lady seasick in her cabin is slapped by a Japanese sailor to cure her ailment. The captain apologizes, admitting the act was deliberate, though framed as a cure. The woman regains composure and feels better.
The Perfect Gentleman and the Idea of Honor
A friend argues that virtue shifts with geography and era, claiming a Man of Honor once paid gambling debts and wine bills even by marriage. The piece contends that such men were merely called honorable, not truly virtuous, and notes misnomers like Indians being mistaken as natives of India.
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India
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Be Sure of Your Ground Lesson in Youth Conduct
A reflected admonition urging careful, evidence grounded teaching for youth. It advises teachers and parents to speak only on what they truly know and to avoid forcing ideas into tender minds. The quote emphasizes personal example and temperance as key to character formation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Ruskin
True and False Freedom Quote by Canon Kingsley
A concise reflection contrasts two freedoms: the false freedom to do as one pleases and the true freedom to do what one ought. Cited to Canon Kingsley, the aphorism weighs personal liberty against moral obligation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canon Kingsley
Power Of Thought Outwits Boss For Safe Firm
John Riggs, a loyal worker at Scalpton safe and lock, loses his wage when sick. He studies the business, then proves he can pick locks by thinking, not tools, and earns money while exposing flaws. The tale ends with his contract and a drastic method to gain leverage.
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John Riggs
John
Scalpton
Safe and Lock Company
Mr. Scalpton
Scalpion Safe
Scalpton Safe and Lock Company
Scaipton
Makingey
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