New Law Shields Entrymen Rights In Coal Lands
Washington reports a new act approved March 3 protects surface rights for entrymen in Montana coal areas. It allows patent with coal reservations, permits mining under owner consent, and preserves farmer access while ensuring compensation for damages. The change aims to relieve hardships from suspensions of 690 final homestead and 485 desert certificates plus 1,545 original homestead and 621 desert entries in Montana.
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Washington, D. C
Montana
Congress
Land Office
Geological Survey
Judith Basin
Missing Brother Sought in Moose Jaw Letter Reach Missoula
Missoula officials pursue civil process and juror service as Sheriff Graham and deputies work days. A Moose Jaw Canada letter seeks Randolph R. Vogan, a Great Northern Railway trainman last heard five years ago at the McCormick house. Vogan belonged to the Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen and planned a Kansas City delegate trip.
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Missoula
Moose Jaw
Sasatchewan
Canada
Great Northern Railway
Great Falls
George RK. Springer
Randolph Rk. Vogan
Great Northern
Randolph Vogan
McCormick House
Brotherhood of Railway
Kansas City
Well Known Bozeman Citizens Die in Bozeman
Three Bozeman residents died this morning Adam Weisel a Civil War veteran died of dropsy at 65 after 60 years in Bozeman He was active in mining and Grand Army of the Republic He has no relatives Funeral under Grand Army auspices Winters 70 died at her daughter Joan W Etoward s home after long illness in Bozeman She had many local friends and relatives in Montana Mrs John Murphy died of pneumonia at her home on South Bozeman Avenue Surviving relatives include two brothers a husband and two young children Her body will be shipped to Missouri for burial
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Bozeman
Adam Weisel
Rand Army
Main Street
Grand Army of the Republic
Teras
Grand Army
Winters
Joan V W. Etoward
West Babcock Street
Montana
John Murphy
Ool South
Bozeman Avenue
Charles F Fransham Buried in Bozeman Funeral
In Bozeman the body of Charles F Fransham was laid to rest in Bozeman cemetery after a large funeral at his brother W. J. Pransham's home. Rev FL BL Lew conducted the services at 2 o'clock, witnessed by many sorrowing friends.
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Standard
Bozeman
Charles F. Fransham
W. J. Pransham
FL BL Lew
Frensham Remembered by City Community at Funeral
The Episcopal church funeral for Mr Fransham featured Rev Mr Lewis recounting his life and three years in the city. Knights of Pythias conducted grave services, Bozeman fire department honored a former member, with pallbearers including Ernest Heilman George Wilson George D Pease Al Love Walter H Sales and Gus Steffens.
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Episcopal Church
Lewis
Franshar
Knights of Pythias
Ransham
Bozeman Fire Department
Lfelong
Mr. Fransham
Ernest Heilman
George Wilson
George D. Pease
al Love
Walter H. Sales
Gus Steffens
Boy Shot Through Eye at Missoula Rifle Range
Special dispatch reports 16 year old Albani Theriault wounded in the eye at Missoula Gun Club range. Mrs Larry Stephens fired during a momentary crack in a shelter as the boy beeped through. He is expected to recover.
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Missoula
The
Standard
Albani Therriault
Larry Stephens
College Faculty Drafts Annual Catalogue At Bozeman
Faculty members are preparing course descriptions for the institution's annual catalogue. The book will be illustrated and include student names and addresses, with distribution planned for an early date.
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Bozeman
Death of Kootenai forest supervisor Charles Schoonover
Special Dispatch reports Charles Schoonover 27, supervisor of the Kootenai national forest, died after a three week typhoid illness at St Patrick's hospital in Missoula. He graduated from the state university three years ago.
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Missoula
Charles
Schoonover
Kootenai National Forest
St. Patrick's Hospital
The
State University
Johnson Accepts Offer of McIntosh to Fight Jeffries
Chicago report states Australian promoter Flugh McIntosh secured Jack Johnson to fight James J. Jeffries for a $50,000 purse. Terms call for 60 percent to the winner and 40 percent to the loser with $5,000 forfeits by each fighter upon signing.
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Chicago
Flugh McIntosh
Jack Johnson
James J. Jeffries
Johnson
MclIntosh
McIntosh
New York
Jeffries
Northern Pacific to Build Mandan to Glendive Rail Line
Glendive business men greet a letter from land commissioner Thomas Cooper directing immediate purchase of right of way from Sidney to Glendive for a new Northern Pacific line. The route follows the Missouri to the Yellowstone confluence and up the Lower Yellowstone valley, boosting freight efficiency and opening rich farming country. The project is seen as increasing Glendive’s population and linking the region to water-grade rail service.
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Standard
Glendive
Thomas Cooper
Northern Pacifi
Sidney
Northern Pacific
Mandan
Missouri
Yellowstone
Dickinson
Lakota
Yellowstone Valley
Ase
Montana
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