Montana Exhibition Car Highlights Immigration Interest
Traveling Immigration Agents report strong homeseeker activity for Montana the Treasure State as the United States Land and Exhibition Car tours through Michigan and Ohio. Attendance ranges from 1000 to 3000 daily with praise for the irrigation congress in Chicago and a boosted Montana booth drawing inquiries and literature requests for next spring arrivals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
United States Land and
Leedy
St. Paul
Michigan
Ohio
Irrigation Congress
Chicago
Great Northern
Booth
Treasure State
Great Northern Booth
United States Land and Irrigation Congress
Cincago, Ill
World Deadlocks on U S Senator Election in Several States
The World reports deadlocks on election of a United States senator in New York Iowa Colorado and Montana. Also notes tariff board bill passage, Curtiss instruction offer to Army, large opium seizure in San Francisco, Carnegie endowment increase to 25 million, bubonic plague in Manchuria, and US Canada reciprocity talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
New York
Iowa
Colorado
Montara
Depot Ordered for Brady by State Railroad Commission
The Great Northern must build a Brady depot by May 1, 1911 and appoint an agent. Freight for Brady has been delayed at Collins or Conrad without prepaid charges. No platform car storage existed even when unloaded at Brady. It is expected that Chateau and the Burton bench freight will move via Brady. The town and its district have about 200 families.
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The
State Railroad Commission
Great Northern
Brady
Chares
Collins
Conrad
Chateau
Burton Bench
Whitlash Stallion Licensed in State Register
The Acantha notes missing entries in last week’s county stallion list. Whitlash, owned by Dr. W. J. De Coursey, was licensed while in Chouteau county and appears there, not in Teton. The board’s list has not kept up with changes, and the paper offers to amend the record.
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Acantha
Teton County
Chateau
Whitlash
W. J. DeCoursey
Chouteau County
State Stallion Registration Board
Forestry Course At Missoula Attracts Broad Enrollment
The three month short course in forestry at the state university drew twenty five registrants from most Montana forest districts and several other states. Led by Dr J E Kirkwood the program partners with District No 1 US Forestry Service at Missoula to offer robust training in mapping surveying and planting within a department that has grown since its two year founding and gains support from the public and forestry officials.
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State University
Montana
Idaho
Our
Indiana
Jorisiry
University of Montana
United States Forestry Service
The
Department of Forestry
J. E. Kirkwood
Missoula
Forestry Service
Phone Notice on Montana Telephone Directory Corrections
Montana Telephone Co asks customers to secure the newly issued directory at the exchange and report errors. Corrections include J. Hirshberg residence to 28, S.W. ranch to 32, and J. E. Webb office to 39. The company welcomes further corrections to prevent future mistakes.
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Montana
J. Hirshberg
S.W. Ranch
J. E. Webb
Montana Telephone CO
Notice of Stock Assessment by Farmington Co-Operative Telephone
Directors of the Farmington Co-Operative Telephone Co meet January 10 1911 levied Assessment No 1 of $3.30 per share. Payment due March 10 1911 to Henry Davidson secretary treasurer Farmington Montana. Unpaid shares become delinquent March 10 1911 and may be sold at public auction. if unpaid by April 10 1911 sale to cover delinquent assessment and costs.
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Barmington Co-Operative Telephone Co
Henry Davison
Farmington
Teton County
Mont
Seventh and Eighth Grade Pupils Take State Board Exam
A total of 81 seventh and eighth graders took the state board examination on April 19 and 20, submitting 227 manuscripts. The county boys led with 11 passing to 40 girls, and 66 manuscripts earned 75 percent or better. Howard Burrell of Chateau posted the top score in civics. The next exam for these pupils is likely in June.
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Chateau
Marmington
Dutton
Fairfield
Dupuyer
Vicinity
Conrad
Waher
Birch Creek
Secessary
Howard Burrell
Maine battleship wreck work moves ahead in Havana Harbor
Colonel Black, in charge of raising the Maine, says no conclusive evidence yet on explosion type. About 200 men are on site with needed dredges and derricks. Preliminary work may finish within the $300,000 appropriation, but further funds will be required to expose the wreck. Congress urged to act promptly to avoid delays.
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Black
Havana Harbor
Congress
Jie
Circuit Court Proceedings in Chateau This Week
Judge J B Lishe presides in place of Judge Ewing with stenographer RK P Jackson. Probate matters dominate. Bail set for John Brickson Sweet Grass manslaughter at 1500. Richard Davis W J Nichol Theodore Albrecht Michel Hasquet gain citizenship. Information filed against Jas Houser Conrad deer out of season bail 200. Horn and Black sentenced 18 months for Shelby burglary.
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J. B. Lishe
Chateau
Ewing
RK. P. Jackson
Hin
John Brickson
Sweet Grass
Richard Davis
W. J. Nichol
Theodore Albrecht
Dutton
Michel Hasquet
Shelby
Jas Houser
Conrad
Horn
Black
Stockholders Meeting Notice for Woodman Social Club
Notice of stockholders meeting of the Woodman Social Club Montana to consider selling lots 20 to 26 in block 2 Chateau townsite to liquidate debts. Meeting at Woodman Hall Choteau Teton County on February 18 1911 between 10 am and 8 pm with 2 30 pm time noted. Signed by H R Thompson president and A C Burbank secretary January 1 1911. First publication January 12 1911.
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Woodman Social Club
State of
Montana
Choteau
Teton County
Sach Corporation
Chateau
Woodman Hall
Caoteau
H. R. Thompson
A. C. Burbank
Railroad Mass Meeting Tuesday
A committee of leading citizens plans a mass meeting at the court house in Choteau next Tuesday at two o clock. The gathering aims to represent the country surrounding Choteau and discuss a railroad movement with powers to outline concrete plans.
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Court House
Choteau
Chateau
Antelope Introduction to Oklahoma From Yellowstone Park
Washington D C. Rural dispatch reports 85 head of pronghorn antelope arriving in Oklahoma from Yellowstone Park. Funds from New York to capture and transport these animals are noted. Officials emphasize conservation and cooperative management between state game laws and national forest oversight.
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Washington, D. GC
Rush
Wichita Game Refuge
Oklahoma
Department of Agriculture
Yallowstone Park
Boone and Grockett Club
New York
Wyoming
Mississippi River
Urological
United States
Montana
Yellowstone Park
Wichita
Vienia
Act of Centre 8
Rocky Mountain
Saiu
Grand Canyon
American Risun Society
Wichita Game
Montana Retail Merchants to Meet in Bozeman Next Year
Statewide business news notes the Montana Retail Merchants Association plans a Bozeman meeting next year after a two day session in Helena. Other items report land sales near Great Falls, political struggles over a Montana senator, Roosevelt’s Montana visit plans, a Sacred Heart hospital project, and wildlife preservation efforts at Wichita and Grand Canyon reserves.
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Montana
Retail Merchants’ Association
Bozeman
Helena
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War Department
Glenn H. Curtiss
Army
San Francisco
Andrew Carnegie
Carnegie Institution of Washington
Manchuria
Canada
James
Walter Dipley
Goldie Smith
Stanley Kketchell
Missouri
Missouri State University
McCurdy
Florida
Cuba
Tower House of Congress
New Orleans
Boston
St. Louis
Waseda
Keio University
Max Mir
Oweree
Railroad Commission
Henry Davidson
Farmington Go-Operative Telephone Co
Maine
Circuit Court Proceedings
Lewit
Choteau Country
News of the
I. L. Barnes
C. A. Wilson
Great Falls
Amyor Nevin
Butte
Theodore Roosevelt
South Atlantic
West
Save
Hospital of the Sisters of the Sacred Heart
Quont
New Court of Commerce
Senate
United States Geological Survey
I’. D. Long
Portland
Kalispell
Senator Long
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