Official Directory of the Sixth Judicial District
Frank Venby presides in the Sixth Judicial District covering Guiss County and surrounding areas. The directory lists county offices and key officials associated with the district court.
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Sehauls
Ghintinan
Geo. J. Chambers
Seed
Gustine
Roth
Preasurer
Holliday
Sheri
Goose
Young, Clerk & Resorder
Citas
Angus
A. Bailey
Assussud
Mery Daniels
W. AL. Poorman
Annie McAnelly
Shank
Seeed de Berkey
Eee
Alexander
Nee GR. Bowlen
Thoms Hogan
Freeones
Edward McLean
Coseseess Lenry
Aoee G
Patterson
Chas
A. Eis
A WU
E. Millis
G. Beattie
A C Logan Leads Eastern Montana Stock Farming
A C Logan formerly of Miles City now in Sweet Grass County is rising as a top stock farmer in eastern Montana. He operates a premier herd of thoroughbred hogs and has begun importing high grade milch cows from Iowa. He milks two cows daily, ships cream to Livingston, uses steam powered cream separators, and plans to add two more dairy cows. He will exhibit a carload of his pigs at the Custer County fair next fall to show royal brood effort to local farmers.
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Yellowstone Journal
A.C. Logan
Miles City
SweetGrass County
Montana
Fis
Northwest
Towa
Lotan
Livingston Creamery
Ile
Iowa
Logan
Custer County Fair
Wool Markets Drive Sheep Focus and Mutton Prospects
I C Curtis argues the wool market slump pressures dock masters to drop sheep, while lower fleece prices may boost mutton production. He notes Chicago imported more sheep in 1905 than ever, urges better mutton quality, and cites Iowa station trials comparing cattle and sheep feeding to gauge profitability.
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I. C. Curtis
United States
Chicago
Buffalo
New York
King Land
Iowa
Feeding records compare sheep and cattle gains and costs
The record shows sheep gain about 0.44 pounds per head daily versus 2.77 pounds for cattle. Sheep eat 29.0 pounds of dry matter per thousand pounds live weight, cattle 21.3. Cost per pound of gain is 3.32 cents for sheep and 0.62 cents for cattle. The study aims to stress building a permanent, higher standard beef and sheep industry with products later sold at market. Both species will be marketed soon with the complete feeding record released.
Northern Pacific to double daily passenger trains
Northern Pacific will run two passenger trains each way daily starting about the 7th. West bound No 1 will depart around 8 15 a m and a second west bound train No 1 around 6 20 a m. East bound No 2 will leave about 5 50 p m with another east bound a short time later.
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Northern Pacific
St. Paul
Portland
Great Northern
Dig Pimber
Board of Commissioners Special Session Repairs Roads and Records
In Sweet Grass County on April 4 1896 the board approved road supervisor bounds and heard a Blaikie damages case continued to June. Thomas Ross purchased a team wagon harness and blankets at public auction for 165 dollars. The board ordered new deed and mortgage records and declared a road a public highway after Davis deed filing.
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Board of Commissioners
Sweet Grass County
J. W. Bailey
P.O. Fallang
Geo. I. Hudson
Loard
Andrew Forsythe
Joseph Lay
I. S. Shipton
W.J. Mayborn
Thomas Flanagan
Thomas Ross
J. A. Sauvage
J. Blaikie
Blaikie
Rebecca M. Davis
Putlang
R. M. Davis
Davis
New York Feeds Western Boom as Bankers Rush West
In Gotham a flood of bankers promoters and mine owners from the far west gathers as Wall Street syndicates invest in western mines irrigation canals and related ventures. Dr A A Johnson president of Wyoming State University and Frank C Condon of Omaha visit in irrigation interests.
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Tiem
New York
Gotham
Far West
Wall Street
Mississippi
A. A. Johnson
Wyoming State University
Missouri Poultry Sweet Spot Outshines Hog and Mule Exports
Missouri poultry products bring in about 15 million dollars annually, vastly exceeding hogs at 3 million and mules at 0.7 million. The industry is growing rapidly, outperforming livestock in profitability as farmers increasingly view poultry as a major enterprise beyond wheat.
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Missouri
Pew
Advertising Through Spring Markets
The passage suggests ads in newspapers and magazines draw interest by revealing readers desires better than they expect. It notes advertising taps indefinite wants and anticipates consumer preferences, shaping spring reading.
Tb Sayre Seeks Musselshell Wale Pay Amid Wet Season
Tb Sayre proposes a payment adjustment for Musselshell water charges during the wet season. Local officials and residents discussed a potential fourteen cents per pind rate to cover expenses and maintain service reliability.
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Tiustamdiman
Sayre
Mtrhis Ween
Present Home Advocate For Immigrant Farmers In West
The article praises immigrants arriving in the irrigated west as potential farmers. It argues westward growth favors agricultural families over professional classes and notes satisfaction that farmers with sturdy labor are replacing itinerant workers and nonfarm professions in frontier towns. The tone is celebratory about a shift toward farming vitality.
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West
Arbor Day Proclamation by Governor Richards
Governor Richards signs a Montana Arbor Day proclamation designating May 12 1896 for public observance. The note urges citizens and schools to observe the day to promote tree planting and the adornment of the state with lasting benefit.
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Richards
Montana
Wichita Chronicle Reports Chain Reaction Gun Incident
A Republic correspondent recounts a dramatic sequence in Wichita where a man fires a gun over his shoulder and a bullet triggers a chain reaction across four guns positioned feet apart. The tale questions readers about sending for distant goods when local merchants can supply everyday needs.
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Wichita
Xan
The
Republic
Tom Chirk Smith
Authoriu
bin Pinatly
Clark
Oon
Fragmentary note on a wreath and people
A damaged OCR fragment mentions a wreath and individuals named in unclear context. The readable parts point to a small local scene with listed names and possible ceremonial action, but details are illegible.
Price lists from Jas, McMillan & Co. Inc. in Minneapolis
New price lists from Jas McMillan and Co Inc the largest hide and fur dealers in the northwest are available at this office. The firm located at 200 212 First Ave North Minneapolis Minnesota advertises regularly in the ProneEn.
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Jas, McMillan & Co., Inc
First Ave. North
Minneapolis
Minn
Northwest
Senator Carter's Great Hit in Senate Debates
Washington correspondent notes Montana Senator Carter delivered a remarkable speech on silver and tariffs. Though few agreed, every senator listened intently as he spoke, with some calling him a skilled debater not to be challenged.
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Washington
Minneapolis Journal
Congress
Senator Carter
Montana
Montana Silverite
Carter
Big Timber Club Seeks Daily Mail Route to Lewistown
The Big Timber club at its Friday meeting pushed a plan for a daily mail star route between Big Timber and Lewistown. Citizens along the Musselshell and Judith areas would gain 12 to 48 hour faster delivery, with committees appointed to present the plan to government officials.
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Big Timber Club
Big Timber
Lewistown
Fergus County
Montana
Melville
Merino
Oka
Ubet
Musselshell
Judith
Much Ado About Nothing at March County Meeting
At the March board meeting a claim for Wim Dutton in aiding the burial of John Gibny was allowed for 3 dollars. The claim was said to be in good faith, cashed by Dutton, and later questioned as to entitlement, prompting strong public commentary on the settlement.
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Board of Commissioners
Wim. Dutton
John Gibny
Dutton
Dutier
Leuser
Feading The Convicts Contract Awarded At Deer Lodge
State board awards feeding contract for Deer Lodge Penitentiary to Conley & McTaene who have prior service feeding convicts. Earlier bids included Jas Hathaway and Geo Walker. the decision favors Conley & McTaene at a daily rate.
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State Board of Prison Commissioners
Conviers
Deer Lodge
Conley & McTaene
Pric Ders
Mary Dist
Deus
Ferure Guildet
Conley
Jas. Hathawey
Geo. Walker
Henesty
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Official Directory
Frank Venby
Juage
Swrer Guiss County
DeHart
Hudson ON. Skillman, GC
Olmstead
A. Harrison
Sydney Fox
OW. Bailey
P.O. Fullong
Pank County
Lee
Grihern
Pacific
A.R
Helena
Butte
Spokane
Tacoma
Seattle
Duluth
Fargo
Grand Forks
Ano
Winnipeg
Pullman
Thane
Nol
Puebie
Nook
Atlantic Mil
Japan
Om and Chine
Vinie Steamship Co
Carponer
Chas. S. Fee
ST. Paul. Minn
Barlington
Kansas City
St. Louis
Are
W. W. Johnston
Gom's Agt
Billings
Frank Beley
Livingston
Columbus
McLeod
LOE
Ripans
Jurans Cunical Co
A. Perring
Carbon County
A G. Natch
Alp Notary Pedlic
Bly ‘Wituber, Monti
Offee Bank Bilding
Guvney Fox
Attorney AT Law
Bye Timber
Montina
Sydney Lanner
Irvine Block
McLeod St
Montini
E M. Tall
Hoor North Grand Hotel
W A. Moore, M. D
J. Elmoore, M.D
Physicians and Surgeons
Orrick—Maconres & Coss Drug Stone
BE. Almas
Monaanna
Omice
Alinas & Co
Bigtimber
Attorneys AT Law
Maretautue
Park, Carbon
Sweet Grass Counties
Speein
Dion
J.W. Dainey
Gro. F. Uupson
Arbor Day
Ogee
Atpy
Otek Sor
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