Hayes Sentenced to State Reform School
Judge Henry last Monday sentenced Joseph Hayes, who admitted his real name is Harding, to the state reform school for breaking into a Grey Cliff section house and stealing several articles. He aged himself as 16. a companion escaped and was never caught. Hayes will remain until majority or discharge for good behavior.
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Reformatory
Henry
Joseph Hayes
State Reform School
Hayes
Harding
Grey Cliff
State's Cash Balance Good
State treasurer RE.BE. Esselstyn reported for the quarter ending Nov 30 that the state held about 4 million dollars in cash. November disbursements exceeded receipts by about 12 thousand with bond investments rising. the Dec 1 balance stood at 568 154.65 across numerous funds including general, state bond, common schools, universities, and several state agencies.
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Re.be. Esselstyn
Norris
University Library
University Library, $1,511.97; Soldiers’ Home
United States Aid
Carey Land Act Board
State Medical Board
State Law Library
State Land Office
Agricultural College Permanent
Agricultural College
Capitol
Normal School Permanent
Normal School
Reform School Permanent
Reform School
School of Mines
University Permanent
University
Carey Land
Agricultural Permanent
Common School
Deaf and Dumb Asylum
Plan of Butteren Faces Local Creamery Struggles
The plan to raise capital via assessment aims to stabilize the local creamery amid farmer resistance and competition from Butte interests. The piece warns of a monopoly risk as higher cream prices unsettle farmers who may abandon local processing, while noting general regional business trends and railroad congestion affecting costs.
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Butte
Pioneer
Butte Men
Butte Fellows
Shields River
Dividend Declared for Creditors of Defunct Billings Bank
The comptroller of the currency has declared a 30 percent dividend for creditors of the suspended First National Bank of Billings, with about $600,000 to be shared among depositors. Some 1,780 will receive part of their funds, while over 200 failed to prove claims.
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Billings
First National Bank
First National Bank of
State Lands Remain Main Income for Public Benefit
Montana state lands continue as the chief revenue source for public funds, with the land office reporting the heaviest operations in history aside from 1907. Through November receipts reached 826 573 dollars from sales and rentals, funds invested in major state projects, and a total of 2 591 160 acres leased while 142 338.7 acres were sold at an average 19 20 per acre.
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Montana
Register of the State Land Office
Flathead
Capitol Building
School of Mines
Reform School
Deaf and Dumb Asylum
State University
Agricultural College
State Normal School
State Land Office
Hill Denies Wrong Forecast On Year Ahead
James J. Hill challenges a recent broadcast interview claiming he made dire economic predictions. He asserts the year will be good overall though many men may face unemployment as the economy advances cautiously.
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Northwest
James J. Hill
Range Cattle Shipments and Price Fluctuations
Clay Robinson & Co reports weekly live stock figures showing this week 3,000 cattle receipts versus last week 3,700 and a year ago 4,500. Season totals reach 318,000 against 336,100 last year. Steers sold mainly $5.00 to $5.35 with weekly ranges from $4.75 to $5.75. Cow and heifer prices ran from $3.75 to $4.50, $3.75 to $4.60, and $3.75 to $4.65 respectively.
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Chicago
Clay, Robinson & Co
London buyer ships Musselshell polo horses to England
W E Drury of London shipped a carload of Musselshell horses to London last week for polo use. The ponies were bought from Musselshell valley ranchers and were selected for English sport. Drury said he plans another Montana shipment next spring, noting cowboys’ horses suit his business well.
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W. E. Drury
London
England
Melville
Musselshell
Musselshell Valley
Drury
Montana
State livestock protection urged with deputy vets and hog vaccine
The Montana state livestock board submitted its annual report to the governor along with the State Veterinarian M E Knowles. It calls for four salaried deputy veterinarians to strengthen disease control and proposes a state controlled hog cholera vaccine laboratory to aid farmers at cost.
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State Livestock Board
M. E. Knowles
Montana
Federal Bureau of Animal Industry
Williston
Great Northern
Dickinson
Northern Pacific
Alliance
Burlington
Marmouth
Milwaukee Railways
Indian killing trial in Billings outlines Crow policeman case
The Pioneer reports Michael Wrote and Tate Brown face U S court for allegedly trying to kill Crow Indian policeman Red Star on November 18. Peter Paul was wounded and Alva Otter Bull killed. Hearings featured 14 prosecution and 18 defense witnesses. conflict over who fired first.
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Michael
Tates Brown
Red Star
The
Pioneer
Peter Paul
Alva Otter Bull
United States
Mann
Billings
Otter Bull
United States District Attorney
Ford
W. I. Meyer
Red Lodge
Wrote
Brown
Montana Range Lamb Sets Records At Northwestern Livestock Show
A Montana lamb named Little Montana won blue ribbon and two extra first prizes at the Northwestern Livestock Show in South St. Paul. Owned by Rea Bros of Rosebud County, the lamb weighed 86 pounds dressed and 155 pounds live, selling at 124 cents per pound. The Northwestern Livestock Association will send premiums totaling about 30 dollars and the lamb may be forwarded to Chicago per owner discussions with Mr. Flanagan.
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Montana
South St. Paul
Rea Bros
Rosebud County
J. S. Bangs
Mr. Friedman
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Lieved
New York
District Court
Ole Birkeland
Northern Pacific Railway Company
J. H. Ammerman Et al
W. E. Youman
C. M. Mason
J. H. Karnop
J. B. Furley
B. S. Hellopeter
Glenn M. Parker
Big Timber Creek
E. N. Bailey
Nicolas Tintinger
Citizens State Bank of Big Timber
A. E. Walker
L. P. Tintinger
Hugh Hayes
Dora Moss
James Huser
H. J. Miller
J. T. Vaughan
Louis Beley
A. G. Hatch
Sydney Lanner
Spokane College Association of
T. M. Grosfield
Middle West
Livestock Sanitary Board
Union
Your Honorable Board
Otter
Scott
Northwestern Livestock Show
Little Montana
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