Governor Gooding Comments on Orchard Confession
Idaho Governor Gooding released a statement claiming Harry Orchard made a full confession regarding the assassination of ex Governor Steunenberg on December 4 1905. He credited James McParland and discussed trials rewards prison conditions and calls for justice and peaceful resolution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gooding
Orchard
James McParland
J. L. Simpkins
Idaho
Colorado
Western Federation of Miners
Orchand
Steunenberg
McParland
Mr. McParland
Boise
Canyon County
Tama
Moyer
Haywood
Pettibone
Passage on Institutional Courtesy and Discipline
The excerpt states that access will be allowed and courtesy will be extended in line with the administration’s policies. It references management and discipline as guiding principles for how access and treatment are handled within the institution.
High School Program Notes And Student Achievements
March 9 program by the Star society features recitation, music and debates with students including Miss Lowry, Marion Nicholson, Lenore Basha, and Gretchen Everett. Graduation pressures, German coursework praised, and reminders about upcoming exams, the May 19 deadline, and preparations for the Seniors and eighth graders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bevian Busia
Bear Pounn
Stewart Nicholbon
Burp Kellogg
Albert Sheridan
The
Star Society
Sarah Struthers
Laura Flynn
Harry Cross
Stuart Nicholson
Miss Lowry
Minta McCall
Ryan
Bessie Loasby
Beatrice Sharp
George
Myrtle Bailey
Budd Kellogg
Will Bailey
Eda Hatch
America
Washington
Gretchen Everett
Buena Vista
Grace Pound
Addie Newman
Marion Nicholson
Lincoln
Lenore Basha
Hugh Pound
Helen Flatch
Tom Basha
Eline Adam
Sebrah Clark
Kesse Keith
Hert Pound
Nellie Lamb
Adam the Toreley
Laura Tlyon
Grey Cliff
Franklin
Sheridan
Grazing Applications Open for Absarokee Reserve
Applications to graze 13,000 cattle and horses and 12,000 sheep in Absarokee division of Yellowstore Forest Reserve must be filed by April 1, 1906. Sheep use limited to Heelloaring and Buffalo Fork Creeks slopes via main West Houlder Divide or south of Mill Creek. Cattle rates 12 to 25 cents per head by headcount. horses 23 cents. seasonal grazing May 1 to Oct 15 for cattle and horses, July 1 to Sept 30 for sheep with 6 cent fee per head and two lambs counting as one grown sheep. E. C. Russet, Forest Supervisor, Tony, Mont.
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Absarokee
Yellowstore Forest Reserve
Buffalo Fork
West Houlder
Mill Creek
E. C. Russet
Tony
Mont
Death by gunshot in Big Timber linked to St. Louis arrival
John Blaney arrived from St. Louis last Monday morning and killed himself with a revolver at Dr. H A Hanly residence. He left funds to cover burial at the bank and asked expenses be paid from that money with the rest sent to his wife in St. Louis. Coroner to conduct inquest and decide body’s shipment.
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John Blaney
St. Louis
Weels
H. A. Hanly
Blaney
Hanly
Hanley
Hanlys
Mra. Blaney
Resolutions by Big Timber Aerie 790 on J B Sheridan
The Big Timber Aerie No 790 F O E expresses heartfelt sympathy for the death of Brother J E Sheridan. The resolution notes his roles as a loving husband and father, wise counselor, valued citizen, and charitable worker, and directs copies to the widow and local papers and to be filed in minutes. Dated February 23, 1906.
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Angel of Death
Big Timber Aerie
J. B. Sheridan
U‘icers
Big Timber Aerie No 790
Aerie
J. E
Sheridan
Focal
A Thoroughbred Tramp Delights Audiences At Auditorium
Wildly enthusiastic crowds greet T Rush Thompson in Elmer Walter a popular play A Thoroughbred Tramp at the Auditorium on Friday March 9. Audiences cheer the wholesome sentiment strong dramatic utterances and thorough character portrayal in a far above average attraction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Rush Thompson
Elmer Walter
Platform scale bids sought by Sweet Grass County Montana
County Clerk invites bids for a 7 to 10 ton platform scale with setup, timbers, foundation, and excavation in Big Timber. Scales must meet 1905 Session laws requirements. Bids due by 10:00 a.m. March 6, 1906. Board reserves right to reject any or all bids. By order of the Board of Commissioners. H C Auren, County Clerk.
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Sweet Grass County
Montana
Big Timber
Board of Commission
Era
Live to earn happiness not punishment in unknown lands
A speaker urges readers to prepare for death and live to leave loved ones without burden. He stresses that death ends struggle, urges orderly affairs, and asks whether the deceased found happiness or riches in the afterlife, insisting living rightly follows nature’s law.
Notice of Big Timber Aerie Smoker Event
Members of Big Timber Aerie No. 790 are notified of an Aeris smoker on the evening of April. Each member may invite one friend and must tell the committee who is invited by March 29. Event starts at 9 30 p m. Jussics Gustap, Chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Big Timber Aerie No. 790
Aeris
Jussics Gustap
Firet Close Alfalfa Bale Offered by Ranch
About ten tons of firet close alfalfa bale offered for sale at a ranch. Enquire at this office. Dated February 15, 2006.
Notice of Stockholders Meeting Midland Coal and Lumber Company
Notice is hereby given that a meeting of the stockholders of the Midland Coal and Lumber Company of Big Timber Montana will be held at the company office in Big Timber on March 15 1906 at ten oclock a m for voting on increasing capital stock from 30000 to 75000 and extending the business to include real estate timber lands saw mills water or electric power generation transmission and sale and related activities and stock in other companies. signed February 3 1906 by a majority of the board of trustees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Midland Coal and Lumber Company of
Big Timber
Sweet Grass County
Montana
Notice of Contest of Homestead Entry in Montana
Department of the Interior announces a contest by Moses D. Murphy against homestead entry number Bi made March 29, 1911 at Bozeman for NWMSEX, lot 2 and section 4. Technically contested for four years nonresidence and non cultivation, with absence not due to military service. Proceeding set for Wa' a.m. on February 1, 1996 before U.S. Commissioner C. N. Skillman at Timber, Montana, leading to final hearing at 9 o'clock a.m. in Bozeman land office. Publication and service details noted with affidavit filed December 12. Register M. B. Wynn and Receiver L. Kewey sign. Publication January 4.
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Department of the Interior
United States Land Office
Eman
Montana
Moses D. Murphy
Bozeman Mont
Nwmsex
M. v
Ferdinand O. Obendorf
Rem
Army
Neavy
Marine Corps
Wa’ A. m
C. N. Skillman
U. S
Tymber
United States Land
Bozeman
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