Pioneer Notes From Big Timber June 1907 Highlights
Local items recount wool quality and quantities, land sales near Huntley and Billings, ranch deals on Sweet Grass creek, and preparations for Grey Cliff July 4th celebration. Mentions J. Hoff Norfolk trips, Mrs Hoff visiting friends, and area residents like Lavold Clark and Lowry advancing dairies and creamery arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. C. Lavold
Seven -Mile Creek
Mr. Lavold
W. A. Clark
Huntley Lands
Billings
Big Timber Cooperative Association
John Hoff
Melville
T. S. Lavold
Sweet Grass Creek
J. J. Kasey
McLeod
J. Arnold
Busteed
Mr. Arnold
N. P
J. W. Magelssen
Rushford
Minn
Peter J. and
iChris Magelssen
Robert Rodwold
J. D. Herries
Minnnealopis
D. D. Johnson
Melville Rancher
Charles Pravda
Velva
N. D
Big Timber
Kenneth Tuttle
Lare
Seattle
Add
J. J. Lacklen
Albert Hiller
Stanwood
Wash
Lonnie Bryan
Lester P. Work
Doctors eye Montana sites amid mounting inquiries
At the Montana Public Health association 38th annual meeting many doctors voiced interest in establishing practices in Montana. L Russ Hegland of Billings says the Montana Medical Association gets 12 to 14 inquiries monthly from out-of-state physicians and cannot match a physician to a community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Helena
Montana Public Health Association
L. Russ Hegland
Billings
Montana Medical Association
MMA
Tribe Not Surprised at Veto of Bill for Yellowtail Dam
Helena Crow leader Edward Whiteman said Eisenhower veto of a five million dollar payment for Yellowtail dam site was not surprising. The piece notes a broader push for electrification and living better through electricity in Montana communities following a tribal and state meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bozeman-Lillingston
Bozeman
Wallace McArthur
A. E. Vanderhoef
Land
O. J. Ellingson
Con Smart
Ernest. Nelson
George Lamach
Charles
D. J. McGonigle
Montana Power Co
United States
Federal Court of Claims
House
Senate
Yellowtail Dam
Helena
Edward Whiteman
Crow
Eisenhower
Sur
Fjare Commends Presidential Veto on Crow Dam Payment
Montana Rep. Fjare praised President Eisenhower for vetoing a five million dollar payout to the Crow tribe for Yellowtail dam land. He introduced a bill to pay 1.5 million dollars instead, arguing the larger sum was excessive and political expediency. The dispute centers on land title and funding for the Big Horn canyon site near Hardin, Montana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Orvin B
Fjare
R-Mont
Eisenhower
James E. Murray
Mike Mansfield
Lee Metcalf
J. Hugo Aronson
Yellowtail Dam
Montana leaders reflect on dam veto at Capitol meeting
Whiteman and Wall said they anticipated a veto and never wanted the dam, blaming the bureau of reclamation. The two officials spoke at the Capitol during a Montana intertribal policy board gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prise
Whiteman
Bureau of Reclamation
William A._Wall
Council
Capitol
Montana
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Pioneer Files
Arthur Sisman
W. E. Haas
Anne Stewart
Pineview
A. L. Schump
Minneapolis
Iowa
Emery C. Jones
Gibson
L. L. Buchanan
Smith-Hughes
Benj. H. Daggett
Idaho
Clara Severance
Miss (Sertrate B. Lamb
Lamb
L. H. Townsend
J. W. Church
Ito Helena
Missoula
The
State University
Ted Kepler
Portland
Reed
Mildred Deckert
Acme
Wyo
Bernice Bue
Carl Bue
Bill Brinkle
Grey Cliff
Max. Forster
Billie Lay
Chester Fraser
E. L. Frang Re
California
Claire
Howard Mason
West Boulder
Great Falls
Clive Haas
F. M. Lamp
Montana Power Company
Mont
Mystery Air Photo
Black Eagle
William Bishop
Virginia Patton
Glenn Ford , Terry Moore
Sun
Mon
Prince
Ann Blyth
Edmond Purdom
Paul Gregory
Robert Mitchum
Shelley Winters
Lillian Gish ““Y
Charles Laughton
Thelma Halli Quast
Silver State Post
Deer Lodge
L. B. Palladino
Sisters of Charity of Leavenworth
St. Joseph’s
Missouri Avenue
Fourth Street
Deer Lodge County
Clagett and Dixon
Peal Esate
Anaconda Company
Blacklegal”’S
Ray G. and
Lamont I. Beck
Sweet Grass County
City of
Paul E. Ressmeyer
Columbus
BILL _E. MJELDE
Finsvik Agency
Cort Hotel
West First
Vern Dodge
J. Ellingson
RMS
B. Olness
Montana Power Office
R. J
Livingston, Montana
E. C. Overland
Sweet Grass Abstract
C. J. Paulson
J. D. Herrers
Masonic Temple
Masonic Bldg
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