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Newspaper

Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

Aug 05, 1917

Page

12

Fodder Scarce Beef Prices May Drop in Three Months

Dillon notes a prominent cattleman predicts a drop in beef cattle prices within three months due to drought, burned ranges, and scarce hay. Feed costs surge, many feeders to be sold, sheepmen likely to cull herds, and winter feed challenges loom amid high hay prices. A soaking rain eases dust, Chautauqua opens, Edingers tour Yellowstone, and local government announces draft notices and exemp tions procedures.

Dillon Isaac Edinger Yellowstone Park Park Park Highway Beaverhead County Dan Mooney Armstead Jack Clifford LW. W. Brand Praiie Clifford Maker

City votes on 14 year franchise for Eramic posts ads

Eight building and repair permits were issued totaling 6600 dollars during the month. Six avenues saw damages listed as 2 dollars. The Municipal Appliance Company petitioned for a special election to grant a fourteen year franchise to maintain Eramic posts on business streets and derive benefits from advertisements on the forts. The election date has not yet been set.

Lewistown War Aid Parade and Local News Update

Lewistown reports another large parade of War Relief Association members and citizens yesterday as six more men left to join the army. A controversy at Stanford led to gun-armed men paying off discharged workers at Thompson Construction. Richard Ragland faces a felony preliminary hearing over alleged bad checks with $1,000 bail. Milwaukee line work near Grass Range to Winnett advances with steel laid but six weeks delay expected due to labor shortages. Clara Mull sues Adam Mull for divorce.

Lewistown War Elie? Association Riks’ Trumpet ‘Corps Great Northern E. K. Cheadle Thompson Thompson Construction Company Stanford Richard Ragland BH. Barrett Milwaukee Grass Range Winnett Clara Mull Adam Mull

Montana potato meeting tour targets export markets

Bozeman August reports the extension department of Montana State College schedules meetings starting tomorrow in Hamilton Bassett Great Falls and Helena to train potato growers for export markets. The conferences expect strong grower participation and discuss how to market a potential large potato crop this fall.

Bozeman Montana Montana State College Hamilton Bassett MER Seid Wit Sheet Hs Tis Forte Searon Helene Washington Stein United States Department of Benee Leon Shettt del Gray Dre E.ginitne Clyde We Sump

Board of Equalization to Hear Complaints in Helena

Helena August 4 W B L of Columbus is to appear before the state board of equalization appealing from a $10,000 assessment on solvent credits. The board will hear his side before acting. A hearing is set for August 1 when a committee from the State Bankers Association will discuss assessment methods for banks. The complaints include assessments higher than others and variance in cash value—some as high as 100 percent.

Helena W. BL Story Vanker Columbus state board of _equalisation Seonor County ‘Board Board State Board Asosenet Sas Raiironde Alate Probaly Aue Dientang Sumociation

Park county drafts 151 men for army service

Livingston Aug 4 Park county begins draft notices mailing 60 men for physicals next Monday with 75 more called tomorrow and again 75 later until 151 total. Northern Pacific warns against blanket exemptions for railroad staff but will seek exemptions for engineers conductors and other train crew. A brakeman Peter J Sullivan died after a fall near Belgrade. Park county sees 200 I W W members and a third forest fire in Shields valley burns about 600 acres. County assessor reports 260 000 rise in valuation led by auto tax. About 300 women work for Northern Pacific Mandan to Paradise in skilled roles.

Livingston Park County John Still Carpenter Northern Pacific Peter J. Sullivan Belgrade Lewis Scheytt Northern Pacife Railway Shields Valeley Mandan Paradise A.V Brown

Stockman Bound Over on Calf Branding Charge

Alexander Roy, a well known stockman, was bound over to appear at the district court this fall in the sum of $3,000 on the charge of branding calves belonging to a neighbor. The case arises from a dispute over ownership and branding practices among local cattlemen. Roy faces trial as the matter proceeds in the upcoming court term.

Alexander Roy

Labor unrest and mine strike actions reported in Roundup area

Deputy stock inspectors and local firms confront labor tensions as a Union issue spreads. Lavina Equity Association files for incorporation with 26000 capital while wheat fields near Melstone yield variable crops. Republic Coal posts notice revoking charter and replacing workers as strike fallout reshapes employment at Klein Bon. Walter Tillman serves abroad as community notices note morale and guard concerns.

J. F. Kiehl Altoco Rds Lavina Equity Association Banine Walter ‘Tillman C. P Webe Tilman Thie City France Mumelehall Melstone Fisia Meimone Onte Iisie Timothy Union Teni Lnion Republic Coal Company Klein No. 15 Srike

Ed Duff leads cattle shipment to Omaha and camp plans

Dillon notes Ed Duff ships a large cattle batch to Omaha for packing houses and expects a return early next week. Two camping parties depart for week long stays in wooded county areas. A six room bungalow will be built by Duff near the college. Final draft preparations set the 220 man quota for Friday and Saturday exams.

Dilton Brown's Lake Ed Duff Cit R. Heyburn J. Thorkelson Helena Mistiasippi River

Virginia City News and Local Docket

Virginia City reports residents visiting from Twin Bridges and Madison County. Mrs. Jacob Albright returns home from Twin Bridges. James M. Page, Civil War veteran, visiting from Twin Bridges, spends summers in Virginia City. Charles M Metzel and family visit from Puller Springs. J H Bolan and Mrs Bolan visit after Madison River trip. three men arrested in Bozeman for disturbance by railroad gang on new track. one pleads guilty, others await trial. sentencing pending.

Charles M. Metzel Bozeman Raile Road Logan

B Ellis Pioneer Dies in Bozeman Montana

Bozeman Montana August 4 T B Ellis aged 78 died early this morning after over fifty years as a local resident. He helped found Cover McAdoo millers in the county two years after Alder react. He farmed south of Bozeman and once ran a grocery business. He leaves a wife two stepchildren and five grandchildren.

Bozeman Mont T. B. Ellis Alder Cover & McAdoo

New Hotel to Be Built on Flathead Lake Site

Col A A White announces that a modern Flathead Lake Hotel will be erected at a picturesque site with Flathead Lake Hotel Co to be organized in Helena. He plans two palatial ferry boats to run day and night between rail terminals at the lake’s north and south ends. White, 74, has summered at Flathead Lake 23 years and hopes to live 26 more to see the development into a premier summer resort.

Flathead Lake Col A. A. White Helena Colonel White Dally Erlake Kalispell, Mont

Beaverhead Metropolis Grows With Rapid Building Boom

Dillon reports a record building boom over the last three months with 13 modern five room or larger bungalows and eight small cottages erected. Prospective renters are scarce, many buy lots to build for winter housing, and demand suggests the shortage may persist for months. Population is estimated near 4,800 as the city continues to grow.

Dillon

Wortham Cros Show Comes to Deer Lodge for Three Days

Deer Lodge hosts the Wortham Cros show for three days starting today after a successful engagement in Anaconda. The act, praised across cities, promises clean humor and lively entertainment as the troupe tours.

Wortham Cros Deer Lodge Anaconda

Property listing in Greaghnanogue county notes 4% acre holdings

A fragment describes land in Greaghnanogue in the To fanid area near Cashckmacross. It mentions 24% miles from a reference point, excellent condition, well watered, and a comfortable dwelling in good repair. Ownership is attributed to Sania Veron. Further details are unavailable in the readable text.

mcQuillan John Mtcquillan Merafree Carrickinad Sunty Monaghan Ari Ihercock Ballybary Ted Sania Verton Greaghnanogue

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