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Newspaper
Saco Independent
Location
Saco, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1912
Page
5
Directory lists U S Senators HON. L MYERS and CHARLES N PRAY from Ft Benton. U S Marshal WM LINDSAY of Helena. Surveyor General JEROME G LOCKE of Helena. U S District Attorney J M FREEMAN of Helena. Register Glasgow Land Office TRUMAN M PATTEN of Glasgow. Receiver Walter Shanley of Glasgow.
Lieutenant Governor W R Allen of Deere Lodge Associate Justices W Ex Hottoway of Gallatin Secretary of State T M Swhnpeehurst of Park Attorney General A J Galen of Lewis and Clark Treasurer a staty E E Essexstyn of Carbon Auditor H R Cunningham of Silver Bow Supt of Public Instruction W E Harmon of Gallatin Railroad Commissioners Dan Boyte of Park Six year term Stanton Four year term E A Mortey Two year term
A roster of county officers includes Senator John Survant of Malta as state senator and R J Moore of Glasgow as representative. Other posts list J Utter as judge, W Fattan of Port Benton as county attorney, A Davidson of Malta as chairman, and J R Stephens of Glasgow as sheriff.
East bound schedule shows No 48 at 6 08 PM and No 24 at 2 26 PM with stops listed. West bound details omitted in available text.
The readable parts describe a Glasgow drug store with tight prices and a reference to justice. It mentions a town and possibly a warning about getting something. The text is highly garbled with stray punctuation and incomplete phrases.
Antonia Garcia of Hinsdale Valley Mont seeks final five year proof for NW3 section 24 township 2 range 36E principal meridian Mont before Frederick B Gillette Hinsdale Montana on October 23 1912. Witnesses include Michael J Welton Frank Ottenstroer Harry Ratchford and Jurgen Johnson all of Hinsdale Valley County Mont.
Notice from the U S Land Office Glasgow Montana dated August 1912 states William Racord of Saco Valley County Montana filed intent to make final three year proof to claim land for NE section 81 township 31 north range 35 east Will be before U S Commissioner Edwin T Riemer in Saco October 14 1912 Witnesses named Arthur Butler Lee Minnick Henry Hawkins John Bijorberg all of Saco Montana Registered Truman Batten
Notice is given that Mary Harpst widow of the late Thomas E Harpst of Saco Valley county Montana has filed for final three year proof to establish a homestead claim No 05831 filed 1908. before Edwin T Riemer at Saco Montana. Claimant Henry Meyers Brown Roland Holcomb Vance or Vage all of Saco Montana. Truman M Patten Register.
Department of the Interior U S Land Office Glasgow Montana September 2 1912 notice states Willie Handerson of Hinsdale Montana filed intent to make final five year proof to establish claim to land described in his 1906 Homestead Entry No 5590 for SSW section 14 NNW3 section 23 Township 31N Range 35E M M before Frederick B Gillette Hinsdale October 19 1912. Edward Schulz Louis Strasburg Jay Webster Seymour Keyes all of Hinsdale Valley County Montana signers Truman M Patten Register.
Department of the Interior Land Office at Glasgow Montana Septem ber 27 1910 notice is given that Fred Kother of Saco Montana who on September 16 1907 made Homestead entry No 245 Serial No 02096 for NE1 section 1 township 1 range 54E M M has filed notice of intention to make final five year proof to establish claim to the land above described before W D Miller US Commissioner at his office in Saco on the 9th day of November 1910 Claimant witnesses Duglas Marshall Henry Aamott x Ws Crutchfield Henry Meyers alias Saco Montana TRUMAN M PATTEN Register
Notice from U S Land Office Glasgow Montana dated August 1 1912 states the State has made application under an 1891 act for selections of lands Section 13 Township 32 North Range 36 West M M A list is posted for inspection and protests against mineral value will be considered before final approval on October 2 1912.
Fred A. Littlefield of Hinsdale Montana filed intent to make final proof on land described Lot 3 4 SWi NW32 NWSW32 Sec 3 T 31 S R 36 E M M before Frederick Gillette on October 12 1912. Names Andrew Sherry George O Gollier Benjamin F Gook Daniel H Gaasch all of Hinsdale Montana. Truman M Pattein Register.
Department of the Interior notices George Griner of Saco Montana has filed intent to make final five year proof to establish his homestead claim No 4046 for sections 22 and 27 township 52 north range 64 east Montana Meridian. Proof before U S Commissioner W D Miller in Saco on the Sunday of November 1912 with witnesses Frank Stevens W Hammons James Marshall and William W Goon of Saco Montana.
The notice states that the registration of voters for the General Election in Valley County Montana will close at 5:00 p.m. on Saturday October 5, 1912, per law, and that no electors will be registered thereafter. It lists the election date as Tuesday November 5, 1912 and specifies precincts within Valley County.
The notice states electors may register for the election by appearing before the county clerk or a justice of the peace or Notary Public as provided by law. Dated at Glasgow Montana on September 4 1912, W B Shoemker Clerk and Recorder.
The text promotes John Johnson as an expert abstractor offering superior services beyond standard abstracts. It emphasizes long experience, high standards, and the belief that those who have not used the service have not had the best.
An advertisement claims clear skin and beauty come from Dr. King's New Life Pills. It asserts impure blood causes pimples and blemishes and urges readers to try the remedy, priced at 95 cents at all druggists.
A Senate inquiry expands to campaign contributions and the steel trust with figures like Roosevelt Penrose and Morein Belmont Parker among the assembled leaders. The woolen trust and standard oil funding are linked as investigators seek sources of tainted money and possible legislative influence.
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