County of Sanders Begins Its Career
Sanders county marks its independence with an oath of office ceremony led by Judge Webster. J H Burleigh conducted the new officers, H C Schultz spoke for the officials, and a county-themed poem by FM Van cil was read. The event featured a Whitman-style reception, a banquet for 200, and toasts celebrating the new county's future.
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Webster
S. Alnaworth
A. McCowan
Plains
Ryan
Missoula
Our
J. €. Elkenman
Thomp
Son’ Falls
Gilbert
Interesting place with varied resources in Sanders County
The Sanders County crowd celebrated self government with a large public gathering. Committees for arrangements, reception, public comfort, dance, decoration and county officer appointments were listed. Officials were absent and vacancies to be filled by the county. Old-timers recalled Thompson era, mining, timber, and early town growth tied to the Northern Pacific line and Coeur d'Alene country. The area offers mining prospects, timber, farms, orchards, and a booming power potential via a cataract on the Columbia River. County commissioners stressed economy and road development as key to growth.
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Jackerman
Brooklyn
Thompson
Dad Saville
Seymour A. Hulbert
Denver
Cole
Thompson Mer
Coeur Alene
Coeur d'Alene
Mincoula
Turay
Henry Florin
wIieu
Premme
Han
Blazea
Daniel Rice dies at Lolo ranch in Montana
Daniel Rice, a well known Lolo ranchman, died this morning at Smiths hospital from congestion of the lungs after about three weeks illness. Born in New York state, he moved to Montana nearly 20 years ago, first in Clinton then Lolo. He leaves a widow and seven children, all but one daughter residing in Lolo. Mrs Basham of Granite was at his bedside. Funeral arrangements have not yet been set.
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Granite
United States
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Thompson
John H. Massey
Businness
Matt
Platte
Mixeoula
Plac County
Dennis
P. C
Rone
Iona
Coeur d'Alene
Missoula Notes and Local Updates
MISSOULA NOTES reports Bishop Carroll's stop on return from Portland and Paul Ozanne's visit to the county commissioners with Mrs Ozanne. A funeral for A Celene Johnson of Evaro drew a large Woodmen of the World turnout. Northern Pacific sues A L Henley for 100 in district court, claiming owed money on west Missoula end. One hundred calling cards and plates offered for 1 50.
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Board of County Commissioners
Silver Bow County
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Sisters’ Academy
March
Northern Pacifle Railway Company
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Henley
Standard Office
Orchard Missoula Fugitive Hunters Chase Idaho Governor’s Assassin
The Missoula scene recalls 1888 when Cincinnard charged with the assassination of Idaho Governor Steunenberg hid in Missoula after the Kellogg dynamite attack. US Deputy Marshal Rose crossed into Montana chasing fugitives, was thwarted during a barber-shop confrontation, and later vanished from public view while retaining a residence in the Coeur d’Alene region.
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TELLING THE FARMERS OF THE BEST METHODS
Special Dispatch to the Standard Belt reports the northern state farmers begin a series of law provided Institutes with two delegations in the field led by Prof. R W Fisher J W Wylie and Dr McClure visiting Cancale Choteau Kalispell Bad Rock Creston and nearby areas starting Monday.
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Creston
Montana farmers hear talk on dry land farming and fruit
Big Fork and Somers residents hear Professor Linfield and others discuss water, rainfall, and soil. alfalfa and timothy crops urged for dry land farming near Stockett. A large turnout, with women and children, attends meetings and a dance with supper. Talks cover wheat and fruit crops, irrigation notes, and the advantage of fall plowing for moisture retention.
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