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Newspaper
Grass Range Review
Location
Grass Range, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1919
Page
8
A reflective note on demeanor and social ease urging agreeable conduct. It argues acting pleasantly benefits the actor and the people encountered, suggesting life is rarely perfect and discouraging selfish dissatisfaction improves daily interactions.
A reflective note urges leaving past regrets behind and focusing on the future with clear vision. The speaker emphasizes not dwelling on losses and choosing action over sorrow to shape better outcomes ahead.
Department of the Interior Law Office Lewistown notes Amanda C Chronister of Tyler Montana filed intent to prove up an entry for a land grant in section 17 township 12 north range 23 east Montana meridian. The hearing before W Blake U S Commissioner Grass Range Montana is set for June 30 with witnesses Luther Chronister Loring Tolson Charles Williams and Carl Stewart all of Tyler Montana. First pub May 29.
Department of the Interior notice from Lewistown Montana dated May 14 1919 states John A McNamara of Piper Montana has filed intent to make three year proof to establish claim for northwest and southwest quarters and other parcels in section 88 township 13 north range 2 east Montana meridian. Proof to be made before R Blake US Commissioner Grass Montana on July 1 1919. Names Andrew Avon Harry Scalle Doral Hitch John Kers listed. First publication May 29.
Henry A. Peake of Darrel Mont filed intent to make 3 year proof to establish his claim to his listed Homestead entry land in round up Montana before Clerk Ww. G. Jarrett on June 18 1919. The filing lists George W. Toogood Bernard T. Mullen Charles E. Gogshall and William K. Smith as witnesses with first publication May 15.
Land Office Lewistown Montana 1919 indicates Telesphore A Bassette of Grass Range Mont filed intent to make three year proof to establish a land claim. The proof ceremony is before R W Blake U S Commissioner Grass Range on June 18. Names listed include H L Briggs Blanche Briggs William A Crook James L Dudley all of Grass Range. H J Kelly Register.
Notice announces Cordia Parker formerly Siagle of Grass Range Mont who filed a Homestead claim No 027986 on June 18 1919 for land in section 19 township 15 north range 24 east M M with A S Commissioner Grass Range Mont names John Bowen Magnus Gerdrum Mark Teeters and William Briggs all from Grass Range Mont listed as parties related to the filing.
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Jennie S Johnson of Tyler Montana filed notice to make three years proof to establish a homestead claim in Montana. The filing cites entry number 031621 for sections 28 27 34 in township 13 north range 21 east principal meridian and is to be witnessed before U S Commissioner R W Blake at Grass Range on July 4 1919. Names listed include John Lundeen Herbert Ware Charles F Carson and Clarence Birkheimer of Tyler Montana. First pub June 12.
Notice is given that Oscar Goepel of Roundup Montana. filed on Aug 19 1915 Homestead Entry 033502 for wi se nes w Sec 5 6 8 Twp 12 N R 24 E. He will make final three year proof to establish the claim before O R McVay United States Commissioner Roundup Montana on July 9 1919. Other names listed are Arthur J Harris Melville N Hathron Leonard H Allen Clarence E Cowden and H J Kelly Montana. First published June 5.
CHAUNCEY A WEIAND of Battrick Montana filed notice to make three year proof to establish his homestead claim for Lot 1, section ne, nwi ne, se ne in township 13 north, meridian Montana. Hearing before R W Blake U S Commissioner at Grass Range Montana on June 17 1910. Esworth T Battrick Orville E Mock John Hathron of Battrick and Alexander Young of Grass Range named as witnesses. First pub May 15.
BLANCHE MAHARREY of Grass Range Montana filed notice of intention to change the final three year proof to establish her claim to the land. The hearing will be before R W Blake U S Commissioner at Grass Range Montana on June 18 1919. Names of witnesses are William Beedie Charles E Moulton Randall A Wilson John Eschliaman J J Kelly Register.
Porter Carder of Tyler Montana, who filed Homestead Entry on October 7 1918 for sections 9 and 10 township 12 north range 2 east Montana meridian, declares intent to make final three year proof to establish claim. Hearing before Register and Receiver at Lewistown Montana set for May 17 with observers Tena Ray Albert W Gilter Pat Ray and George L Hathron all of Lewistown and Tyler Montana.
Notice from Fergus County Montana School District No 185 trustees that on June 14 1919 at Becket they will sell five bonds of 75000 each totaling 3750 dollars at not more than 6 percent interest for 20 years redeemable in 10. bids must meet par value with a 187.50 certified check and may be public or private sale to highest bidder. bids to clerk Anne Metzel Becket Montana May 15 first publication.
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Notic e for publication 032707 dated Apr 26 1919 states Arthur Berger of Tyler Montana must file three year proof to establish a land claim for se ne Sec 27 Twp 13 N R 22 E before R W Blake US Commissioner Grass Range Montana on June 17 1919. Names William Allen Clarence Ryan Richard Hodke Mose Ouelette all of Tyler Montana listed as witnesses.
Margaret D. Scott of Grass Range Montana, holder of Homestead Entry 028301 for section 31 and surrounding parcels, with prior H E entry 032681 dated June 2 1915, has filed notice to make three year proof to establish land claim before U S Commissioner R W Blake Grass Range June 30 1919. Witnesses named John Longanecker William B Davis Robert J Davis Rudolph Tadewald all reside Grass Range Montana.
NOTIGE FO PUBLICATION May 27, 1919. HARRY J. FRYBERGER of Flat Montana has filed notice of intention to make 3 year proof to establish claim to lands described in two homestead entries. The proof will be before the Register and Receiver U S Land Office Lewistown Montana on June 11. Names Wilton M. Robinson Marie Robinson Lewis A. Harris Jacob Fryberger all of Flat Montana. First Publication June 5.
Notice is given that Fergus County Montana School District No 5 will sell nine $500 coupon bonds at Fort Maginnis on June 14 1919 at 2 PM for cash to highest bidder Bonds bear interest not over 6 percent and are redeemable in five years funds used to build three schoolhouses location details provided Bid deposits $225 payable to clerks names of trustees and clerk listed First publication May 15 1917.
George O. Bastien of Grass Range Montana filed notice of intention to make a three year Montana claim on July 15 1919. The entry 034991 covers northwest and northeast quarters sections 9 and 10 township 16 north range 24 east Montana principal meridian. Officials listed include Charles T. McBroom Lewis G. Milius Adolph Klingenberg and Harry W. Rathbun. Register H J Kele y. First pub June 12.
Horace L ALA.EN of Tyler Montana filed notice of intention to make three year proof to establish a land claim described as Section 25 Township a North Range 23 east Montana principal meridian before R W Blake United States Commissioner Grass Range Montana on July 14 1919. Veggs V Sorensen Clarence E Cowden Oscar Gopel of Tyler Mont Halver OU Ekern of Grass Range Mont assisted in the filing.
Harry Freeman of Grass Range Montana filed notice of intention to complete a Three Year Proof for his Homestead entries in section 35 township 13 north range east Montana meridian. The filing, dated July 14 1919, names Walter R Wellman Joseph Oien Harold Sawtelle and Lee Sawtelle as associates, all of Grass Range.
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