Notice of Contest in U S Land Office Miles City
Public notice from the Department of the Interior U S Land Office Miles City Montana dated November 1913 announces a contest against Homestead Entry No 09708 in West Hall Township 11N Range 56N M P Meridian. Chris C Mercer alleges lack of residence cultivation and advances cancelation with proof of service to contestant. Farr Palmer attorneys for contestant. Dates of publications provided.
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Department’ of the Interior
U. S. Land Office
Miles City
Mont
William C. Mayo
Chris C. Mercer
Carlyle
Montana
West Hall
M. P. Meridian
Singer
Negro Killed by Freight Train Near Whitney
An unknown negro was struck and killed by a freight train on the Milwaukee road near Whitney on Saturday. Coroner Hawkins departed at 4:30 PM for Mildred to recover the body and will bring it back to the city. The incident was reported to Milwaukee offices this afternoon.
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Milwaukee Road
Whitney
Milwaukee
Hawkins
Mildred
Yellowstone Journal
Montana Wheat Production Rises in Department Estimates
Montana is among the western states reporting higher wheat crops this year. The Department of Agriculture estimates total wheat production at 21,023,000 bushels, up from 19,346,000 last year, with 7,762,000 bushels of spring wheat and spring wheat acreage up by 54,000 bushels.
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Montana
Department of Agriculture
Progressive Republican Nominee Seeks Fallon County Clerk Support
Clerk and Recorder F.C. Bunn, Progressive Republican candidate, requests backing from voters who want an honest economical and progressive administration. Election date noted as November 25.
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F.C. Bunn
Fallon County
Nomination Notice for Fallon County Sheriff Seat
A Democratic candidate for Fallon County Sheriff reports receiving the nomination and asks voters to support him at the November 25 election. The candidate pledges honest and impartial public service if elected.
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Fallon County
M.E. Jones
Notice of Public Land Sale Isolated Tract in Montana
Notice by the Department of the Interior to sell at public auction the tract in Miles City Montana under the 1906 land act. Harry B Millison applied for Serial 017012 for Section 28 Township 10 North Range 55 East Mount M. M. sale set for December 13 1913 at 10:00 A M with minimum price of 4.00 per acre. Adverse claimants must file objections by sale date. Kircher Register.
Notice for Public Sale Isolated Tract Montana 1913
Public sale by the Interior Department to the highest bidder not below 3.60 per acre is set for December 13 1913 at 10 AM in Miles City Montana. Land described as NE1 NE1 less SE1, Section 28 Town 10 North Range 55 West M M. sale subject to June 22 1910 act. Interested claimants must file objections before sale. A Kirch er Register.
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General Land Office
M. M
North Cottonwood Notes on Fall Activities
Fine weather for fall plowing as Claude Vrgeman builds a house on section 28. Robt Mason suffers a broken collar bone. J M Baker builds a new kitchen for James Boden. Miss Crosby hosts a successful Hallowe en dance with Reid Kochel and Miss Bailey from Knowlton in attendance. C E Stewart and T N Schue mine coal, and Lewis and Deckert played music for the dance. School closes for a week as Miss Crosby attends an institute in Billings.
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Claude Vrgeman
Mason
J. M. Baker
James Boden
Miss Crosby
Lewis and Deckert
Billings
Boden plans two room addition at ranch house
James Boden completes final homestead proof on Section 26 last Thursday and expects to move in after two-room addition. Misses Bessie Crosby Edna Baker and Sylvia White attend a Billings teachers meeting this week. A well attended Halloween schoolhouse entertainment and dance draws locals. Harold Vrooman visits brother Claude Vrooman. Robert Mason injures shoulder lifting a box of apples Saturday.
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James Boden
Mr. Boden
Bessie Crosby
Edna Baker
Sylvia White
Billings
Hallowe
Harold Vrooman
Claude
Robert Mason
Ismay News Briefs Highlight Week’s Local Events
H J Hatin visited Ismay on Tuesday on business while Cecily Murphy prepared to travel east by train. Burt Curtis family stopped by. he reports a modest bumper crop, enough to fuel plans next year. The Lowrys hosted a Sunday feast with Mrs Geo Heath of Canada as guest speaker. A R Esberner sold half section at 20 dollars per acre to a J H Kiehlbauch acquaintance. Real estate slows now but may rebound soon with eastern buyers.
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H. J. Hatin
Ismay
Cecily Murphy
Burt Curtis
Lowrys
E. P. Davidson Ranch
New York
Geo. F. Heath
Canada
Davidsons
A. R. Esberner
Humbird
Wis
J. H. Kiehlbauch
Escherner
Mortana
Want Ad in the Journal Fails Under 25 Cent Rule
A reader notes no advertisement was accepted for less than 25 cents in the Journal’s 5c.a line. The implies a minimum rate enforced by the newspaper for classified notices.
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