Big Hole fat cattle may soon be moving
Chauncey R. Brown, a leading Big Hole basin cattle feeder from the Butte area, speaks optimistically on prices and profits despite a slow buyer season. He notes hay shortages, water supply guarantees, and shifts of shipping points to Anaconda, with 10 000 to 12 000 head on feed and three daily feedings.
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Chauncey R. Brown
Butte
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Cattle Outlook Bright for Big Hole Basin Producers
The article notes anticipated early delivery contracts in coming weeks and a expectation of higher prices than last year. Cattle movement from the Big Hole typically starts mid March and runs about two months as producers aim for top fattened beef. The basin is famed for hay fattened cattle and projects a strong spring market across the region.
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Big Hole
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Butte Retail Merchants to Meet in Helena
Butte members of the Retail Merchants association have been notified of a meeting in Helena February 24 and 25. The event is described as the most important in the association’s history and a large attendance is hoped for, with many Butte members intending to attend.
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Retail Merchants’ Association
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Mrs. Fox of Big Hole Undergoes Operation
Mrs. J. D. Fox, a longtime Big Hole resident, underwent a serious operation for an internal tumor at Murray hospital. The 67 year old was reported out of immediate danger yesterday. She is accompanied by her husband and Chauncey KR. Brown, her son-in-law.
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Chauncey KR. Brown
Lambing Under Way on Montana Sheep Ranges
Beaverhead and other Montana regions report active lambing as a warm winter boosts prospects. Charles Smith notes good lamb retention with an expected May or June sale price around four dollars. Livestock including cattle and horses enjoy open grazing and strong winter market demand for cavalry-ready horses.
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Charles Smith
Dillon
Butte
N. J.bielenberg
Beaverhead
Montana
Grand Vaudeville Series Delights Audiences This Week
The Grand presents a laughing pill programme with the Trolley Car Trio delivering acrobatic comedy and Walter Perkins starring in The Man From Macy's. Lefevre and St. John entertain as eccentric singers and dancers, Katharine Nugent offers songs, and Gardner and Maddern perform Too Many Darlings. Due to rising demand, three Saturday shows begin at 6 sharp, with seating filled after two performances.
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Macy's
Perkins
Lefevve
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Two Orphans Delights Butte Theater Audience
The Lulu Sutton company presented The Two Orphans at the Lulu theater with elaborate costumes specially made for the production. Yesterday’s performance surpassed the two years earlier showing at the Grand Opera house and featured strong casting led by Lulu Sutton as Louise, praised for emotional delivery and adept interpretation.
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Butte
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Haunting Pranks Of Butte Undertakers And Hack Drivers
In Butte a night of hack drivers and undertakers reveals pranks around funerals. A dead man joke backfires when a man in a coffin sits up, prompting a panic and a resignation call from a driver. Other tales include a suicide scare, a casket fire, and a director trapped in a rough box at the barn.
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First Told Tale Drives Out the Nighttime Gossip
Residents hear a strange tale about Tom Sherman and a burglar-proof coffin, sparking a humorous search for another place to swap stories after a bald eagle dismisses the eerie yarn. A late call interrupts the gathering, ending the session.
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Busy Week for Members of the Young Men's Club
The Young Men's club held a Friday meeting at Carpenters' Union hall deciding to form a spring ball club with a captain and manager elected. A masquerade ball and carnival followed with prizes awarded to Miss Ella Cross, Miss Mary Whalen, and Mr. Curry. Next Friday a talk by Judge McGowan and Captain Brinton will precede plans for a glee club.
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Governor Gillett Pushes Rivers Improvement Plan
Governor Gillett travels to Washington to urge a $400,000 federal appropriation for deepening and improving the Sacramento and San Joaquin rivers. He will offer state matching funds and seeks supervision by government engineers.
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Cal
Gillett
Washington, D. C
Rivers and Harbors Committee
San Joaquin
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