Gallagher Information Filed In Grand Larceny Case
In Teton County Montana an information charges Frank A. Gallagher of Dupuyer with grand larceny for allegedly taking and withholding an estray gelding branded 7N on August 1 1906 from the public range. Gall agher faces bonds of 1000 as prosecutors aim to end horse stealing in the northern county area.
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Frank A. Gallagher
Dupuyer
Teton County
Montana
Teton
Acantha
Gallagher
Justice Federden
FE. D. Kingsbury
C. M. Roberts
Joe Thatsey
Frank Hughes
J. L. DeHart
Thos. McShane
H.C. Kunke
Chateau
New Classification For Beef Cattle At State Fair
The American Shorthorn Breeders Association sets aside $500 for premiums on Shorthorns at the Montana State Fair. From September 30 to October 5 a new classification replaces the old yearling class with separate junior and senior divisions. The system mirrors the National Live Stock Show to improve satisfaction.
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American Shorthorn Breeders Association
Montana
Coins Minted In March Reach Over Eleven Million pieces
The U S mints produced 11,140,906 domestic coins in March valued at 6,630,894 dollars. Gold coinage totaled 5,184,525 dollars. silver 326,212 dollars. nickels and pennies 430,156 dollars. The treasury issued 1,036,250 quarters 670,250 dimes and 8,603,000 nickels to improve small coin supply. Philippine silver peso and centavo pieces totaled 4,906,057 and Mexican silver centavo pieces 1,955,000.
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Washington
United States
Treasury Department
Philppine
Chicago Livestock Market Run Headlines and Prices
Chicago on April 9 reports cattle receipts of 3 000 with market steady and mixed butchers prices ranging from 1 80 to 6 65 for cows and steers to 5 35 6 65 for good to prime, stockers 2 60 5 00. Sheep receipts 14 000 show a strong market with natives 4 25 6 50 and lambs 6 50 8 40, westerns 4 50 6 60 and 8 50 for top lambs.
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Chicago
Ditch Rider Bids Requested by Teton Co-operative Canal
The secretary of the Teton Co-operative Canal Company invites bids for a ditch rider for the upcoming irrigating season. Bids due by Saturday April 20 1907 at 12 o'clock noon. Rider must furnish own horses. Choteau Montana April 4 1907.
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The
Teton Co-operative Canal Company
A. R. Thompson
Choteau
Mont
Bock Beer On Tap At Family Liquor Store
A local liquor shop features bock beer on tap attracting enthusiasts. The Family Liquor Store markets seasonal brews and hosts tasting events to highlight its selection.
Mange in Horses Apathy or Parasite Dermato dectes equi
The article explains mange in horses caused by Dermato dectes equi a tiny parasite visible only under a microscope It causes intense itching leading to rubbing and shedding skin crusts and thinning flesh Treatment includes soap scouring and specific preparations with creoline and raw linseed meal plus lime sulphur potash tobacco and carbolic acid disinfection Preventive measures stress cleanliness and using separate grooming tools to prevent spread
City Drug Store Advertises Pure Household Ammonia
Pure household ammonia available at City Drug Store. Call for details and price.
Electricity Power Chosen for G N Railway Division
The Great Northern Railway will use electric power instead of steam on a division of its transcontinental line in North Dakota from Minot to Williston. The Minneapolis Journal notes the route passes through the Cascade tunnel region, with mineral-salt water in the rails necessitating no boiler cleanings after each run.
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Great Northern Railway Company
North Dakota
Cascade Tunnel
Rocky Mountains
Minneapolis Journal
Minot
Williston
Stay In Cuba For Another Year
Secretary Taft told the Associated Press that a census and preliminary elections may be needed before any national or municipal vote. He will confer with Governor Magoon and President Roosevelt and consult liberals and conservatives. The occupation of Cuba is expected to last at least another year.
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Havana
Taft
Associated Press
Magoon
Roosevelt
Watt
Cuba
Bounty Claims Delayed by New Regulations
George W. Irwin states county clerks will receive copies of the new bounty regulations. April claims will be carried to the next legislature for payment as the old form cannot meet the new law. March claims were paid, and future submissions must meet handwriting affidavit and bracketed scalp counts under the March 5 enactment.
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George W. Irwin
State Board of Examiners
Irwin
Fergus County
Canada US agree on second class postal rate change
At a Washington conference Postmaster General Lemieux of Canada and Meyer of the United States reached an agreement to amend the postal convention on second class matter. Canada may rate bulk packages at one cent per four ounces prepaid, while the United States gains bulk mailing privileges and reduced costs for American publishers, reflecting the imbalance in mail from the US to Canada.
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Washington
Lemieux
Canada
Meyer
United States
Great Falls Smelter Closed By Strike
The Boston and Montana smelter at Great Falls shut down last Monday after a strike by about 50 men from the Electrical Workers, Machinists, and Blacksmiths unions. The walkout left around 5,000 workers unemployed as power generation, handled mainly by Electrical Workers, halted operations, with management planning an indefinite shutdown.
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Boston
Montana
Great Falls
Electrical Workers’ Union
Machinists’ Union
Blacksmiths Union
Boston & ‘Montana Mining Company
Butte
Strike Ends at Boston & Montana Smelter Resumes Work
After a 40 hour shutdown due to a strike by electricians machinists and blacksmiths at the Boston and Montana smelter, operations will restart at 8 o clock this morning. Old employees will be recalled as departments are brought back online following a temporary settlement reached late last night between John D. Ryan of Amalgamated and union representatives.
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Boston & Montana
John D. Ryan
Amalgamated
Letters Advertised at Chateau Post Office Week Ending April 6 1907
The list includes Baker J A Blok Mrs Wilhelmina Lewis Nedum Co Teler Frank. Callers must say advertised and pay one cent. Postmaster C H Draxr notes the letters are awaiting pickup.
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Chateau
Baker
J. A. Blok
Mre
Wilhelmina
Lewis Nedum Co
Cara of Thanks Recital Patrons Acknowledge Helpers
The undersigned thanks all who assisted in her recital success through the Acantha. Special appreciation goes to Byron Carson for valuable help, the ushers, and Woodmen Hall management for their courtesy. Mrs. Epyte Johnson.
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Acantha
Byron Carson
Woodmen Hall
Epyte Johnson
Notice to Stockmen for Heifer Spaying in Augusta
Notice to stockmen that BE WHITE will be in Teen county mid month for two months to spay heifers. Those desiring work should notify him at Augusta, Colorado? Augusta, Mont.
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Teen County
Augusta
BE. White
Augusta, Mont
Montana News Roundup From Great Falls to Kalispell
Widespread Montana items include Great Falls high school listed by Wellesley College accrediting body amid town-building rumors for New Bowdon and Windham projects. Reports cover a Crimean Cascade case, labor strikes at Great Falls smelter, bids for Whitefish water works, coal restoration under a federal order, large state-wide survey funding, and a Kalispell racing association plan with July races and $2,000 subscription.
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Great Falls
Wellesley College
Wellesley
New Bowdon
Malta Enterprise
Windham
Neat ‘Stanford
Fergus County
Billings & Northern Railway
Mary Wilson
Cascade
Great, Falls
St. Ann’‘s Cathedral
C. D. Hyndman
Montana Central
Butte
Kalispell Racing Association
Grubb & Rhoades
Fair Grounds
Herald Journal
Montana Hay Measurement Law Sets Ton in Cubic Feets
Montana's legislature enacted a hay measurement law defining a ton of hay by stack conditions. It specifies 422 feet per ton for clean native blue joint hay after 60 days to six months, 340 cubic feet per ton after six months, and 420 cubic feet per ton for other hay types after 60 days to one year. One year in stack allows mutual agreement on cubic feet per ton. The method uses linear measurements of stack width and length, adjusted by subtracting widths, halved, then multiplied by length to yield cubic feet for ton calculations.
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Montana
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OC. H. Benton
U.S. Land Office
Conrad
F. A.long,m. D
Hamilton Street
Choteau, Mont
DF T. Brooks
O. A. Kenge D.D
John W. Shields, C
Mpurveyeu
Notary Prostic
A. C. Warner
U. S
Choteau Aerie
Order of Eagles
Tos. Thompson
W. P. Txos
Brooks
Ss. O. Huseth
V. M. Pyatt
J. J. Daley
Farmington
Ghee
Soo Son
T. A. Smith
Chicago Livestock Market
Davie Fortune
Fortune
G. N. Railway
News of the
Hom
Noo
General Land Office
Montana Stockgrowers’ Association
Miles City
North Montana Roundup Association
Blackfeet Reservation
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