Bitter Root horses sold in historic Daly stock sale
The Bitter Root stock farm closed its long era with the Daly farm harness horses sold at New York's Old Glory sale. Prodigal and Antima drew attention as prices varied, Miss Previous brought 10 200, and buyer Thomas W. Lawton led a heavy U. S. bidding.
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Bitter Root
Daly
England
New York
Madison Square Gardens
Daly Farm
Prodigal
Montana
Antrima
Miss Previous
Ponce de Leon
Thomas W. Lawton
Boston
Copper King
Impetuous
Lady Wilton
Lady Thishe
Emily
Prince Regent
China Silk
Annie Wiiten
Limerick
Rosy Morn
Boreal
Senator Bailey
Texas
Mr. Daly
Ettie Baron
Broad Street
Damm
Lord Russell
Mike Bowerman
Doc’ Tanner
Cleveland
John H. Shults
J. B. Rhodes
Shuits
Mr. Willis
Mr Rhodes
Lexington
Mystic Park
Mass
James Golden
Preiatess
Muroi
Elmhurst Farm
J. &. Madden
Brown Stik
Ecstasy
Brayton Ives
Laurel's
J. H. Shults
Rachael
A. G. Danforth
Illinois
Red Cherry
J. E. Madden
Patronize Home Merchants and Western Montana Firms
The Standard urges readers to buy locally from Western Montana merchants and manufacturers who publish notices in these pages. Local merchants, speaking through the paper, support community growth and assist neighbors in times of trouble or when pursuing goals.
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Fiemme Trat
Standard
Montana
Rich Ore Prospect Found Near Idaho Line
Pat Shannon shows friends ore from a new prospect in Mineral Hill district near the Idaho line. He reports an immense ledge rich in copper and gold, well defined and extensive, with early spring plans to push claims earnestly. This winter he will further develop coal prospects in the upper valley, said to be very promising.
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Pat Shannon
Mineral Hill Country
Mr. Shannon
Idaho Line
Mineral Hill District
Shannan
Snow Forecasts Rich Year Ahead in Bitter Root
Heavy early snowfall in the Bitter Root valley and surrounding mountains signals a strong summer water supply for mining and irrigation. Orchardists expect a huge crop next year if winter remains ordinary, creating an optimistic outlook for the region.
Electric railway planned in Bitter Root valley at Stevensville
Preparations for constructing and operating an electric railway at Stevensville signal a waking of Bitter Root valley. The line will cross the river near the site where Father DeSmet raised the cross at St Marys mission sixty years ago, with plans to extend the road up and down the valley.
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Stevensville
DeSmet
St. Mary's Mission
Bitter Root creamery success fuels valley dairy boom
The Bitter Root valley dairy industry shows growing demand for cream and butter with several years of profitable operation at the Bitter Root stock farm and Mills creamery on the Jersey farm at Lale. New butter making methods are needed as old time butter makers struggle to compete.
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Bitter Root Valley
Bitter Root
W. F Mills
Jersey
Lale
Dr. Mills
Jerseys
Mills
The Standard in the Bitter Root Valley
The Standard expresses cordial appreciation for local friends in the Bitter Root valley. Hamilton W. Roberts represents the paper and promotes its interests from the Hamilton book store. Stevensville’s J. D. Miser also acts for the paper’s local interests.
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Standard
Bitter Hoot Valley
Hamilton
W. FA
Roberts
Stevensville
J. D. Miser
Standard’s friends invited to visit Mr Miser’s store
The Standard is available at Dougherty’s in Corvallis and at principal valley stores. Mr Miser has served the Standard for many years and shows strong interest in its success.
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Miser
Corvallis
Dougherty’s
Safety stations added on Rocky Mountain division grades
The Northern Pacific Railway will place three safety stations on steep grades between Arlee and Missoula. Each station will have a telegraph office and a safety switch to halt runaway trains, named Schley Reid and Weed after local officials. The move aims to improve winter operating safety.
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Northern Pacific Railway Company
Rocky Mountain Division
Arlee
Evaro
Missoula Mountain
Schley
de Smet
Reid
Helena Mountain
Mullan Tunnel
Weed
Bridge and Building Department
James A. Weed
Monument to honor Amos Buck planned in bio supply ditch
The piece notes Buck’s hoped posthumous monument linked to his efforts on a bio supply ditch that reclaimed arid land and prevented threats in Burnt Fork country. It also mentions Victor’s private trout pond back of town as a profitable business venture.
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Amos Buck
Burnt Fork
Victor
Thia
Summer Visitors Flock to Bitter Root Resorts
Popular Bitter Root attractions drew more summer visitors than ever as crowds sought health and rest along streams, in the mountains and at hot springs, highlighting the region as a premier retreat destination this season.
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The
Anaconda
Hamilton, Montana
Tanova
Iness
Montans
Northern Pacific
Gecurne
Pri Naia
Butte
Book Company
Excey Ally Fine Line of
H. Roberts
E. McMurry, O. C. Cooper, Fred Grill
Cooper
Ramilton, Mont
General Merchandise
Grill
Hotel
Page
Caupention
A. L. Bank
O'Hara & Myers
Attorneys At Law
Ramilton, Aortana
Democrat Sieok
Herter Brea
WB. M.D
Democrat Satting
Mamilton
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