Montana Creameries and Cheese Factories Rise in State Production
Montana Creameries and seven cheese factories reported by State Dairy Commissioner A. C. Sholes show growth though not yet matching eastern regions. Cascade County leads in creameries, Gallatin County posts gains with new factories, while the Storrs egg laying contest notes White Wyandotte top pigeons and 1000 hens produced 162012 eggs weighing about 10 tons sold at $450 per ton, averaging 162 eggs per hen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
Montana
A. C. Sholes
Cascade County
Gallatin County
Storrs
White Wyandotte
Oregon
Plymouth Rock
Leghorn
Haif
Northwest
Notice of land selection by George Jones in Montana
George Jones of Malta Montana filed on November 8 1916 an application to select land in Township 30 North Range 32 East Montana Meridian under sections 2306 2307 RS. The notice invites any adverse claimants or objectors to file affidavits of protest at the Glasgow Montana land office by the stated deadline. Officers include Thomas R Jones as Register.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Interior
U. S. Land Office
Glasgow
Mont
George Jones
Malta
Montana
Township
Range
East
Montana Meridian
Thomas R. Jones
Notice of Contest No. 8177 in Glasgow Montana
U S Land Office Glasgow Montana issues a notice to Oscar Erickson Baeth Mont that John Reeser filed July 28 1916 to contest Oscar Ericksons homestead entry Serial No 036863 made November 12 1916 for S14 section 6 township 25 north range 33 east Montana Meridian on grounds of abandonment and lack of improvements. Contestant must answer within twenty days after the fourth publication or the entry will be cancelled without a hearing, with proof of service required.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Interior
U. S. Land Office
Glasgow
Montana
Oscar Erickson
Baeth
Mont
John Reeser
Township
North
Rance
East
Meridian
Pleasant Valley Visitors and Local Movements
Pleasant Valley notes show W Copple and son Charlie visiting Grand View ranch Monday night. Wm Genneken began two weeks of work for J G Gordon, and the Wilkes threshing outfit moved to Bob McEwen s crop last week. W H Hewitt and wife visited Saco this week, as did J W Puch on a business trip. J D and Bert Wilkes and wife called at Malta this week. Dupont busy hauling lumber for a new house. A Genneken was a Saco caller, and Mr and Mrs Al Rider visited Grand View Sunday. Ray Bignell also called in Saco this week. Genneken family spent Thanksgiving day with the Riders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. W. Copple
Charlie
Grand View Ranch
Wm. Genneken
J. G.gordon
J. W. Puch
Saco
Messrs
J. D. and
Bert Wilkes
Malta
Mr. Dupont
A. Genneken
al Rider
Ray Bignell
Mrs. Genneken
A Riders
Local Social Activities Across Saco and Nearby
Lower Whitewater residents Geo Sammons and Miss Mable Mole attended a Saturday concert in She. Claude Kidder of North Dakota visits his sister Mrs Levi Osier. Various families hosted dinners and conducted business in Saco. A hard time dance at Huntly school drew a large crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude Kidder
North Dakota
Levi Osier
Palmer
C. T. Glascock
Joe Abbas
Jes Muller
Carter Home
Huntly School
Geo. Simmons
Saco
Wm. Hymer
O. C. Buehe
Hans Waal
Theo. Olson
Notice Dates for Public Record Publication in December 1916
Publication dates listed for the public notice begin December 1 and conclude December 22 1916 with multiple insertions across four weeks. The sequence indicates a continuing notice cycle beginning December 1 1916 and ending December 22 1916.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Saco How. Fur. & Lbr. Company
Ant
A. L. Shaw
Saco, Mont
Pleasant Valley
Wilkes Threshing
Bob McEwens
Lower Whitewater
Geo. Sammons
Mable Mole
Mrs. C. T. Glas
A. W. Strommen
Leonard Mole
Anna Harbitt
Mrs. C. T. Glascock
V. L. Yaupel
Seue
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