Canada to face coal miners strike and other early 1900s notes
A collection of terse items mentions a Canadian coal miners strike, Jack Johnson jailed, Carter Harrison elected Chicago mayor for the fifth time, extensive gold leaf from a $20 coin, tree-planting near Paris, a three million disabled as health issues, Honduras’ development, a New York fire killing one, a $10 million Joss, $57 million of US natural gas sold, post office carload jet transport after July 1, New York shirtwaist factory deaths probe, and the 62nd Congress session with Champ Clark as speaker and party control.
Jury List and County Warrants from May Session
A continued list of jurors including John Angus Rosswell Brown John Beasley G W Bush and many others. The record also details warrants drawn for General Fund Contingent Fund and Road Fund including payments to coroner jurors constables and county officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Angus Rosswell Brown
John Beasley
G. W. Bush
W. Cullen
S. C. Campbell
Idwio R
Carroll J. Ingram Cain
Wm. G. Cook
Henry Dale Win. Elsworth
F. Pitzgerald
A.B. Fowler
Ben
Harris Gunder Hanson
John Holder D, Hoyenga
Daniel E. Jacot O
H. Jones
John E. Johns
Joe B. Kroeze
Fred C, Kruck
Joho Konig
W. E. Logan
John Lyon
General Fund
le Meixenzie
Board of Prisoners
Gonnor
Chas N. Thomas
J. E. Debus
Kederhen
C. A.smith
John W. Shields
Beaupre
Joseph A. Young
John M. Perry
JM. Uarris
W. Bullock
E.W. Winn
Same
Herman D. Smith
Thos. Olson
John P. Dougherty
Grifith
Roou
J. Nichols
Chas. Carlin
Bert Stachouse
Looney
Jou Pig Putman
T. Colley
Ed Morris
SHIM
Wees Tao Me Bolens
Murray
Tabane Dunlap
Lee Turner
Same Whdags
Petywatch Ees
Rob Sullivan
Maine
Bob Bakes
Sre
Anjalie Sultder
Witness
Justice of ‘Peace Court
Wees Oad
J.P Carberry
Samer
Morris Carney
McCabe
Pamburn
Louis Pamburn
Louis Champine
Sameu
John Viele
R. Haimilton
Sane
Wiper
W. Miller
M. Pendergrass
Fok
Sanderville
Berkeles
Oh Guy
Martin
Eeereeeeres
Inveay
Daley
Spees
Rocky Mountain
Jos
Mmirstibers & Co
O'Brien
Joseph Orrien
Deayering
Olver
Oh. Mac Martine
HO. McGregor
Insan Ly
Hhiatbusti
Atedies
Jolson Lumber Co
Board of Healed
W. Hoyle
M. Penses
Remington
Remington Nypewriter O
Aod
SO Telass A
Rtitbonagne Co
Rithyurs
Cris
Myre
U.v. Powell
McDival Services
John J. Miller
Dante
Whetston
Onptuss
Wee
Liv B.J. Mathews
Arnold G. Baker
Eting
the Valerlian
LL W. Stateman
Colin N. Ward
Service
du Conrad Observer
State Publishing Co
SSR
Isackson
Land Office Abstracts
Garrett
Mellenzie
B.guthrie
H.C. Ferris
Ee Bom
Byron FR .Toan
Spree Raat Unuumned
A.B. Guthrie
Geo
F. Miller
Aoryleee County Ommunssioner A
Henry Ryan
SANG
Henry Miner
George Salols
Murphy Maclay Hardware
Wstippes i
James A. Wilson
Some
Lees
Mark Fowler
Wee Wees
Albert J. Fowler
Vale Thompson
Northern Moncaus Lumber Co
Bridge Prr
Eds Bee
Eietien
Gee
A.C. Burbank
Refund
LUNES
Surveyor’s Pitts
John Weaver
Fred Perry
Wy. Cowgill
John Shleids
James van
Evan Jones
Theodore Albrecht
Edward ©. Igush
Manley C. Crawford
James Crockett
William Frixel
William S. Fry
Allison Bry
Louis Fuhringer
Doo John Geragury
Percy Ferguson
Dirk Hooyenga
Frank Hopitraum
Arthur U. Hume
Arbor Day Proclamation by Governor Norris of Montana
Governor Edwin L. Norris proclaims Tuesday May 9 1911 as Arbor Day in Montana calling for tree and shrub planting and school activities to teach children about tree care and beautification of homes streets and public places. The proclamation bears the Great Seal and is signed in Helena with A N Yoder as secretary of state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin L. Norris
Montana
Helena
Proceedings of Teton County Montana Board of Commissioners
The March 1911 regular term of the Teton County Montana Board of County Commissioners records official actions, votes, and resolutions. It documents budgetary decisions, contract approvals, road and bridge matters, clerkship duties, and oversight of county agencies, with signatures and dates of adjournment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of County Commissioners
Teton County
Montana
Railroad Progress Promises Swift Progress Toward Bonus
A hopeful mood surrounds railroad promoters and commuters as work advances. Mr Reickhoff plans to visit Chateau on April 20 for ten days to close gaps and present a firm proposition. Delegates will soon travel to Helena and Great Falls to meet non resident landowners and secure subscriptions to the bonus. The outlook improves as the plan moves forward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ventors
Yueeday
Reickhoff
Chateau
Avlena
Great Falls
Forest Rangers in Session at Lewis and Clark Office
An important meeting of forest officials from the Lewis and Clark national forest is in progress at the local office. The three day session features instruction from Assistant District Forester R. Y. Stuart with Supervisor Leavitt, and includes assistant rangers from five districts plus others on the available list.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis and Clark National Forest
R. Y. Stuart
Missoula
Leavitt
Forest Service
Resistant Rangers
Jones & Adams
Strabane
A. Woods
Midvale
Price Townsend
Augusta
G. A. Terry
George Grigg
Stearns
Harry C. Shick
Robert A Armstrong
Choteau
Herman White
Raymond Berube
Frank Jefferson
Lively Chateau District School Election Results
In Chateau district the Saturday school election saw 156 votes cast. Unopposed John Rimmerman won the one year term with 131 votes while James Sulgrove carried the three year term over Paul Jacobson by 35. Bond support stood 125 to 2 with about 50 voters from Pairfield influencing the count. Election board members were Jos. Mammman, Geo. Burrell and J. B. Miller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau
Steener
Spint
John Rimmerman
James Sulgrove
Paul Jacobson
Pairfield
Jos. Malmmn
Geo. Burrell
J. B. Miller
Electron Board
College Band En Tour Bozeman April Stop
The Montana State college band plans a central Montana tour in April visiting Butte Diton Anaconda Great Falls Helena Townsend to raise funds for high schools. The forty member ensemble leaves Bozeman in a private car and performs free concerts with admission charged only to support the state high school fund. Louis L. Howard leads the group, one of the state's strongest musical bodies in its fourth statewide trip after five years of practice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bozeman
Montana State College
Hig
Butte
Ditlon
Anaconda
Great Falls
Helena
Townsend
Apriio
Louis L. Howard
Montana
Farmington Dramatic Club to Restage Ihe aro of the Tide
Due to bad weather the Farmington Dramatic Club will reproduce Ihe aro of the Tide with slight changes and improvements. The show is set for Saturday evening April eleventh with admission priced at 25 and 50 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmington
Sun River Water Adjudication Set In Cascade Court
The case to determine Sun River irrigation project water rights will be heard in Cascade County Circuit Court before Judge Leslie on April 18. There are 149 defendants, most likely not contesting. The suit began six years ago, stalled after attorney departure, now moving forward with special attorneys. The government withholds work until water rights are adjudicated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cascade County
Leslie
Alumni plan banquet for Teton High School class of 1903 to 1910
Alumni members met March 29 to organize a graduating class banquet to be held May 27 in the high school building. The meeting listed class members from 1903 through 1910, detailing numerous names of graduates and spouses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton Counts High School
Elopement of Ellen at High School Friday
The Elopement of Ellen a farce presented at the High School on Friday April 7 with cast including Richard Foard Molly Clara Corson Robert Shepherd Murray Richards and more Leading parts by Lucile Anderson Ursula Hodgskiss Cora Monkman Florence Wilkes Admission fifty cents. reserved seventy five cents Seats on sale at the drug store Thursday morning April 6 Play starts at 8 30 doors close during nets Our Aunt from California also presented with Kosalie Needey Ursula Hodgskiss Cora Monkman Violet Lestrade and Florence Wilkes in lead roles
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hilen
Richard Foard
Roy Corson
Molly
Clara Corson
Robert Shepherd
Murray Richards
Max Ten Fych
Robert
Roger Burrell
Dorothy March
Mas Lizette Truchot
June Haverhill
Wellesley
Violet Lestrade
John Hume
St. Agnes
John Truchot
California
Lucile Anderson
Ursula Hodgskiss
Cora Monkman
Florence Wilkes
Nets
Pelicia Needey
Ursula Hodgskiss Kosalie Needey
Cora Monkman Rolly
Aveteur Dramatic Society
Goele Anderson
Needey
Lizette ‘Prochot
Miss Wilcoxmbs
Merry Muntoburn
Choteau Drug Company Incorporation Filed
Articles of incorporation for the Choteau Drug Company filed with County Clerk E C Garrett name Wom Cowgill Balle Cowgill and R R Mellon as incorporators. Choteau named as principal place of business with capital stock of 10000 to carry on a general drug business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Choteau Drug Company
E. C. Garrett
Wom
Cowgill
Balle
Grazing Permit Applications Exceed Forest Limits
For the Lewis and Clark National Forest the number of grazing applications for cattle and horses surpasses the Secretary of Agriculture’s authorized 7 800 head with 7 896 requests. The Sun River project withdrawals complicate upper Sun River grazing and a stockmen meeting is planned for April 8. Sheep allocations, 42 025 sought from 17 000 to 13 000 allowed, will be decided under Forest Service regulations to balance use and forage preservation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis & Clark National Forest
Secretary of Agriculture
Leavitt
Reclawation Service
Forest Service
Sun River
Iim
National Forest
M Forest Service
Reclamation Service
Sun Liver
Supery Sur Leavitt
Forest Supervisor's
Suctary of Agriculture
Lewis & Clark Forest
State News Roundup Highlights Montana Affairs
Kalispell charity fund reaches 50000 for YMCA building while capitol funding and labor protests swirl. Elections boost socialist vote. Langrey dies. nonpartisan judiciary ruling struck down. Huntley settlers struggle with water arrears. Tucker murder probed. Cruse divorce suit filed. Darey Underwood appointed rural carrier. Account shortages spark probes. Norris rejects extra session. Musselshell settles clams debt. Gildford bank fails. 90 foot ore vein stirs Helena miners. engineers join highway group. forged-check suit against Helena banks. Goode and Clements linked to insurrectos. Langshorne jailed. legal fight over who pays the shortage looms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Hurd
State Livestock Board
Union Bank and ‘Trust Company
The
National Bank
Helena
Matt Goode
R. C. Clements
Samuel Langshorne
Also Mentioned on This Page
Canada
Jack Johnson
Carter Harrison
Chicago
Paris
United States
Honduras
Countries
Supreme Court
J. A. O'Gorman
New York
New York State House
Post Office Department
New York City
Champ Glarkt
House
Ihe
Senate
A. N. Yoder
Secretary of State
Forest Rangers
Lively
Bie
Zay Corson
Katherine Conrad
Olive Butchart
Charles Wilcox
Alma Daley
Edna Beaupre
Edithe Luther
Frank Crone
Ned Wilcox
Janas Yule
Ernest Moore
Coleman Armstrong
Oneida Forseth
George Coffey
Peggy Taylor
Catherinette Malone
Bertha Davidson
Ada Wilcox
Alma Zimmerman
Maude Wilcox
Glen Luther
Arbie Leech
Brient Zimerman
Mia
Anna Gough
Louise Jameson
Gertrude Jameson
Anna Beaupre
Morence Iveh
Hmaset
Maude Hawley
Pearl Herehton Luule Anderson
Rupert Ward
Wail Hodgsitiss
Ellen
New Corporation
Forest Office
News of the
Kalispell
Capitol
W. Raymond
Montana City
Jacob Langrey
Wathena
Kaw
Huntley Project
John Tucker
Calee County
Col. Thos. Cruse
Darey Underwood
Billings
Cource
Norris
Yellowstone County
Esher
Interior Department
Montana Stockgrowers’ Association
Miles City
Montana State University
Legislative Assembly
Harry L. Kelly
Dan Flowerree
Havre
Gildford
Mike Meade
Dry Gulch
Montana Society of Engineers
Association For Highway Improvement
Washington
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