Montana fish life saved by ditch screening plan says Dr Henshall
Dr James Henshall lodges critique of irrigation ditch losses to fish in Montana. He backs ditch head screens or a paddle device to block fish entry, praising selfless ranchers who install screens and urging legislature to pass protective measures for streams to preserve fish populations and prevent wastage.
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Butte
Montana
Columbia Gardens
James Henshall
Bozeman
Suake
Lewis and Clark
Large irrigation scheme eyed along Jefferson river
Twin Bridges on September 2 reports T. T. Black of Whitehall working on a proposed big irrigation canal to divert water from the Big Hole River into benchland between the Jefferson and Big Hole rivers. The plan would reclaim about 40 000 acres, with surveys showing feasibility and possible start of construction next season. The project is private and backed by prominent capitalists, spanning Jefferson and Madison counties.
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Standard
T. T. Black
Whitehall
Big Hole
Jefferson River
Big City
Black
Jefferson County
Madison County
Wilson Joins Fairbanks Special to Boise Irrigation Congress
H O Wilson left yesterday for Pocatello to join the Fairbanks special and accompany it to the irrigation congress at Boise. A number of other Salt Lake officials will ride the same special en route to the Boise event.
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H. O. Wilson
Pocatello
Fairbanks
Irrigation Congress
Boise
Salt Lake
Congress
Rev Manning of St Andrew’s dies after parish tie
Feltimore reports Rev Petar M Manning of St Andrew's church and chaplain of the Ancient Order of Hibernians, in which he was prominent, died yesterday after a parish tie.
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Feltimore
Petar
Finances of Silver Bow County August balance sheet
Balance on hand shows 14% received or charged during the period with transfers including inheritance to state general school contingent to general county and bridge funds. Several figures are listed for cash received from taxes licenses officers fees and other sources, totaling the month’s activity.
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Az Ji
Taxe
Lhiensee
Cmnty Offeere
Nurees
Coiunty
Cenera
Bridee
Road Fund
General School Fund
City of
Walkerville
Deer Drive Keeps Hunters Busy Near Butte Amid Mishapful Chase
In Butte area reports a hunting tale with deer, a bucking horse, and a hunter left stranded after a deer tied to a horse caused a fall. A passing rider aided, and venison served at camp along with a Sunday fishing trip advertisement for the Big Hole river excursion from Dillon.
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Orlie Tilton
Orlie
Butte
Big Hole
Glen
Dillon
Wool season ends in Madison County amid floods and swindles
The report notes wool sales of 45,000 pounds to J K Hample of Butte for Jeremiah Williams & Co of Boston, with total season shipments 225,000 pounds up 25,000 from last year. A cloudburst along Wisconsin creek floods fields, washes grain, and damages outbuildings, while a widow seeks a government position and falls prey to a romance scam by a man posing as Kepler, who vanishes with her savings.
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Wisconsin Creek
Tobacco Root Range
Ruby River
Milton Brooks
Gallatin Valley
Manhattan
Dillon
State Orphans’ Home
Goodrich Gulch
Butte
Kepler
Bucharest
Paris
Minister Rickman resigns to lead mining firm in Helena
Rev. M L Rickman who led the Bozeman Baptist church for eight years resigns to become secretary and manager of a new mining company in Helena. He will stay until the state Baptist association meeting at East Gallatin September 16, then move with his family to Helena. Rev J H Everett of Shelbina Mo. is called to replace him, arriving October 1. Rickman is praised as a key community figure.
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Bozeman
M. L. Rickman
Baptist Church
Helena
State Association of Baptist Churches
East Gallatin
Rickman
J. H. Everett
Shelbina
Great Northern proposes chain of hospitals along new road line
Special Dispatch to the Standard reports the Great Northern Railroad will establish several hospitals along its Great Falls to Lewistown route. Dr Stoll will oversee, with hospitals at Armington Willow Creek Garneill Laurel and Yale to be staffed by physicians from the East due to winter blasting and extensive work along the line.
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Standard
Lewistown
Great Northern
Great Falls
Stoll
Straw
Armington
Willow Creek
Garneill
Laurel
Yale
New System Is Proposed For Billings Water Supply
Billings council considered two plans for city water. One would canal water 22 miles from the Yellowstone to a 5 million gallon reservoir. the adopted plan calls for a pumping plant across the river with a 17 million gallon reservoir near the power plant and a canal 3 miles long. Total estimated cost is 282964.50 dollars.
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Billings
Yellowstone
H. W. Scott
Yellowstone River
Stolypin Gains Favor With Russian Emperor
Reports from Peterhof say Premier Stolypin is highly favored by the emperor who ignores foes. Police claim a key terrorist crew is at Peterhof headquarters. An arrestee tied to the August 25 Stolypin assassination attempt swallowed paper that proved to be an order. Archangel police and northern provinces direct political prisoners to leave Russia for two years.
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St. Petersburg
Stolypin
Peterhof
Wili
Genera Min
Novoe Vremya
Archangel
Ayers and Carveth Wed in Quiet City Ceremony
F H Ayers aged 21 and Miss Thom asine Carveth aged 18? were united in marriage yesterday at 3 pm. Rev J E B Noftsinger officiated at his residence 641 West Granite street with Edith Nute as bridesmaid and W T Ayers as best man. The couple are noted locals with families listed at 218 West Conner street and John Carveth family. well wishes abound.
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F. H. Ayers
Thomasine Carveth
J. EB. Noftsinger
West
Granite Street
Edith Nute
W T. Ayers
Green
Mr. Avers
Weat Conner Street
John Carveth
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