Fences Come Down Ordered to Enforce Public Land Rules
President directs Secretary Hitchcock to remove unlawful fences on public lands after April 1 1885 enforcers to act immediately. Special agents and local land office officials tasked to identify and prosecute illegal enclosures without waiting for formal complaints, aiming to protect small homesteaders and public domain uses.
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Washington, Jan
Bluebeach — Todas
Richard
General Land Office
Hitchcock
Abize
Belewe
Sistocea Wui
Daiadtien
Uelian
Pligeheock
Ita
United States
Government to Advertise Bids for Willow Creek Dam Construction
Drawings and specifications are complete for the Willow Creek dam unit of the Sun River irrigation project and the reclamation service will advertise for bids this week. Supervising Engineer Savage said completion advances include new plant and equipment shipments as work begins in spring, with March 1 as a target for proposals on the first unit of 7000 acres near the Mort Shaw Nittitas reservation.
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Willow Creek
Sun River
Washinton
Fragineer Savage
Reclamation Service
Sunriver
Great Wallis
Savage
St. Maass Canal
Tbs
Whispers From Deep Creek at Belleview School
A fragmented rural notice set reports from Deep Creek region. The Maddie Calve Opera Corps and Belleview school audiences are noted with praise and afterglow. Harlow Freeman takes an assistant professorship. various locals attend holidays, work, and community tasks amid weather, trapping, and road travel.
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Maddie Calve Opera Corps
Belleview School
Dee. BE TG
Enou
Harlow Freeman
Russian Revolutionist Gershuns Speaks at New York Rally
In New York City on January 5 an East Side mass meeting of Russians heard Gregors Gershuns, the Russian revolutionary, pledge Siberian prison abuses and the fate of prisoners. The crowd raised more than 20,000 for the revolutionary cause. He described prisoners tied to stakes and forced labor in Siberia as part of his testimony.
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New York
Gregors Gershuns
Russia
Gershuns
Siberuin
Ettat- Pern
Toads and Townsfolk Share Quiet New Year Tales
A garbled local diary recounts Mrs Toad visiting neighbors in a valley area. She notes birthday celebrations, New Year departures, chatter about chores and school progress, and various villagers socializing at homes and on weekends.
Dupuyer Lady Resumes Duties After Holidays
Dupuyer notes say Miss Wags principal of allc schools spent the holidays in Missoula and has resumed duties. Mrs J Mo Anderson returned after visiting friends at Chateau. Hardy is an English resident and son of J W Lawland who arrived from Canada with his family. Mrs dosflem took her daughter to Great Falls for medical care at a hospital.
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Dan
Caine
Flenry
Waite
Sundas
Chas Vwires
Salmond
Chetean
Hebel
Toad
Ueriuueden
Ue Bachelars
Gessie
Chay
Grreat
Malis
Pound
Bessie
Honers
Mrs. Ord
Thanere
Wags
Allc
Missoula
J. Mo Anderson
Chateau
Hardy
England
J. W. Lawland
Canada
Marriage of Drinkwine and Dooley Near Frank McDermott Home
Bertha Dooley and Drinkwine wed with Rev Logan officiating at the Mook church near the city. A large gathering of immediate friends joined in recognizing the couple and wishing them a happy married life.
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Frank McDermott
Panies
Bertha Dooley
Dan
Tie
Logan
Advertised List From Chateau Post Office Jan 9 1906
The weekly advertised letters include Alex McDonald Peter McKeith P G McKeith awaiting pickup. Patrons must say advertised and pay one cent. C H Drake, P M.
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Chateau
McDonald
Alex
McKeith
Peter
P. G
For Betterment Of Public Roads In Gallatin County
Citizens note active work by the experiment station and engineering department to improve state roads. With county and city support two Washinton Office of Public Roads representatives assessed conditions and used available funds to build a model earth road north of the experiment station. Local officials monitor progress and future impact.
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Gallatin
Experiment Station
Office of Public Roads
Wash- Inston
Bosman
Boze Cnron
Dixon For Senate Nomination Settled by caucus vote
The Montana Republican caucus chose Missoula based Joseph M. Pisco as race manager with Mary daest Nest as runner up. The caucus proceeded to a single ballot for Senate with Mantle receiving 22 votes and Hampt 1. Mantle’s nomination was declared unanimous on motion of Ad Mallor of Park.
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Montana
Ata Canens
Republe
Ainoinciibers
Senna
Elena F Doseph
Pisco
Missoula
Wilms Vo Cdark
Dias Teria
Dison
Bere
Pason
Lee Mantle
Botte
Willian Ffont
Federal Court
Cadeen
Mantle
Ad. Maller
Park
Ma Mantle
Real Estate Transfers Highlight Local Week
Real estate transfers filed at the county clerk include Garlton Gf Monaroe and Marriage Mon roe to A. G Baibank for a 60 acre tract with described sections and a $400 price. Frank Troehot and Penaly EL True chotto George Zandelian of Wansas sell the northwest quarter of section 16 to verth for $3,200. The Sunday school board of the Methodist church elected officers and teachers for the year including Superintendent Prof. 3.0 Gouthrie, secretary Berna Carr, treasurer Ned Wilcox and various class teachers. Also noting some entice building lots for sale through CLS McDonald and Henri Radehite.
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Garlton
Monaroe
Monroe
A. G Baibank
Woas Acres
Frank Troehot
Penaly EL Truechotto
George Zandelian
Wansas Ned
Verth
The
Methodist Church
Gouthrie
Phil
Colec
Berna Carr
Ned
Dy Val Lene
Wes D. Luther
Phil J. Cole
Josephine V. Harrison
Maude Ostrom
House Elects King Sneaker in Montana Assembly
The House and Senate in Helena convened at noon for officer elections by the Republican caucus. J. A. Tennett of Virginia City selected as Speaker, with A. W. Miles of Park elected Senate chair and TooMo Everett of Chouteau as secretary. Numerous caucus picks filled clerks, doorkeepers, and staff roles for both chambers. The Democratic caucus named ten to receive honorary votes. Governor’s message to be read tomorrow.
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Helena
Dan
Senate
House
Granth
Justis Smith
Ale Dasen
Deven
Tioser A. So Tennett
Virgina City
Grimes
Madison
Moses Lipshure
D. HE
George Maorton
Casundle
Templeton Pases
Walle McEachern
Charles Mack
Fred Gennett
James Davies
Reputlcan
A. W. Miles
Park
Chaseman
TooMo Everett
Chouteau
A. I White
Beaverhead
Gabbe
Nanelers
Billclerk
Josephine Wescott
Post
Sam Pearvich
Averus
Fol‘lowing
T M. Swendehurst
Re. Burke
Deer Lodee
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Real Estates
Connor
Choteau
Mont
Benton
Claties
LO Rcsine SR
PML
Conrad Bulliing
Great
Monty
F. A. Long, M. D
Sue Glaives
Hamlton Street
Choteau, Mont
DF. T. Brooks
QU. A. Kence D. 0. S
Dertist
John W Shields, C
Pupuic
A. C. Warner
S. Commissioner
Rotary
Choteeau Aerie
Order of Eagles
Thos. Thompson
W. P. Yues. Brooks
S. C. Huseth
Gikar Palls
Montan
V.M. Pyati
Contractor
Diidter
Movilla
J. J. Daley
Farmington
T. A. Smith
Janlor
Souts
Ghee
Soo Son
Phil 1
Cole
Deep Creek
Saypo
Robert Powitgs
LA Mento
Miss Clara Richards
Mrs. JR. Young
Say Po
Christian
Mrs. Lockhart
Osgood
Mar
Young
Wham Fisher
Whiskers
Sheri
Meena
Heo
Cowtissonner
G.I. Monroe
Inestige Sith
Twiges
Belleview
Mr. Geo. Cooper
Alexander McLean
A. C. Burbank
Dupuyer
C. H. Drake, P. M
Dixon
Ithenri
Cottonwood Camp No. 210
King Sneaker
Ugen
J. Mo Posen
United
Tom
Nathan Godfrey
Gildas
Sanders
Journal
Hollis Holloway
Galliston
Serveanteat Arms
Chope
Silver Bow
Raleigh
Macrossing
Barbara Hiscorps
Archi Dbosscot
Cascade
Carbts
Jeffer
Temn
OM. Aver
Browswater
Thomas Corballs
Ajcu Spencer
Carbon
Mid
Aris
Mike Raines
Mike Meahey
Missuonla
Dan Stafford
Jefferson
C. W. Andrey
Nd Shields
Geo. H. Lamo
Charles Miles
Chester Hughes
R. Smith
Broadwater
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