Yellowstone monitor. [volume] (Glendive, Mont.) 1905-1928, 1910-11-17

Real Estate Transfers
s,Iletln issued by Montana Loan
From title Co., krug Building
, Kircber, Reg, to B. J. Gulliek.

on 21-20-33, W. ~ 'pooo'
SI4 u Phillips to 7. F. Danaher,
xg 3. 5 81. W. D. 5, 5000.
N.Y. = Danaher to w. F. Reinoehl,
M u 81 8l-2o-58, W. D, 81, 800.
w. " Dick to Mrs. P. Dick, Lot 3,
ss " g. NEaNwa, WaNWA 1o-24-58,
", Kircher, Reg, to Ira Gishwil-
~ slNEff. NW4NE44, NE4NW4 80
1851, Reg, Cert.
'' Harvey Phillips to Public, w 81
%. %. Dec. of Occupancy.
M J. Macy to Public, Sec. 5-6-7-
17.48. Notice OF Water Right.
e c. Hurley to E. G. Burtt, p in
g Glendive, W, D. $125.
q. Wyman to L. E. Cowden,
mz-22-58, Cont. $1,000.
NV. Improvement Co., to W. E.
brake. all 5-19-57, W. D. 1854. 40.
OJ Kemmis to R. E. Northey,
sontb 30 feet, II in IA. Sidney, W.
D.S3,000.
Pc. Blake to Valley Mer. & Lbr.
Co., W5SW4 21-23-59, W. D. $1,000.
Yellowstone Valley Land Co., to
David Chupp, sW4 1884. ". D.
$780,
United States to August Thiel-
mann, SWf 32-19-53, Patent.
7. NJ. Patten, Reg, to E. F
ShotswelI, S5NEll, SE1NW4 Sec. z,
SWtNW4 8 1859, Reg. Cert.
TN. Patten, Reg. to Geo. San
derson, SW4SE4 %, saNEAH, NW4-
NEt 26-25-59. Reg, Cert.
7. N. Patten, Reg, 10 Alfred
Hanson, N5SW4, sE4sW4, 17W4sE
N-25-59, Reg Cert.
N. w. Imp. Co., to Frank Brooks,
4in2, Savage, W. D. $500.
Washington Has Equal Suffrage
Spokane, Nov. 12.-One hundred
and thirty thousand women were
added to the voting strength Of the
state Of Washington by the adop-
ton of an amendment for equal suf-
frage to the constitution at the cleo
ton on November s. Formal an
nouncement will be made by Gov
emor Hay within ten days or as
soon as the official canvass of the
returns has been completed. Women
who are taxpayers also are eligible
for jury duty. The women of spo-
kane probably will cast their first
votes at an election to ratify the
new charter, which provides for a
commission form Of government.
Mrs. May Arkwright Hutton Of
Spokane, president Of the Washing
ton Political Equality league, enter
tanned her co-workers and a large
number of advocates Of equal suf-
rage at a banquet the evening of
November 10, when it was an
AOunced that November "a has been
set aside as a special day Of thanks
giving for the newly enfranchised
women Of the state. Mrs. Hutton
said:
| attribute the success of the
movement largely to the broad-min-
QVo ideas Of the men of Washing
on' who stand for a square deal in
all things, Another reason for our
success is the fact that the manage
Ie'lt Of the campaign has been at
al times under the control Of the
'oDlea OF the state. Minnie j. Rey-
4yas' formerly of Colorado, did ex-
SOei't work and to her the women
u 'hls state owe much for their
| S 4. victory at the polls last Tues
-. arrangements are now under
, ass Tor celebration in honor of
ssa,ng the fifth state to the su dff
| H. ~ Oanner of states that will be
1 i "ioSS remarkable demonstration
4 t.. a's campaign in this state, or in
any part Of the Northwest. !"
p, aoR SALE.-Two houses and lots
lna rsn'eatly located in Glendive.
"4o'Fe at Monitor oaiee. 27tf
Il von Get Acquainted.
ID you you see the Fortune Hunter com
! ct % avn the street you might as well
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