World at Large Echoes IMF and Election Turmoil
Augustus Heinze faces New York courts amid bank troubles as a $394 million loan is sought. Elusive totals, taxes, and political conflicts echo across cities from Milwaukee to Washington. Aviation expo in Los Angeles draws global experts. Denver enforces Sunday dry laws. Taft dismisses Pinchot triggering party discord.
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Augustus Heinze
New York Courts
Taft
Gifford Pinchot
Theodore Roosevelt
Forester
Senator Cummins
Senate
L. I. Gravis
Government Land Office
Seattle
Washington
Republican Party
Montana Facts and Figures promotion booklet released
The Acantha notes receipt from S. J. Ellison of a Great Northern railway booklet mailed to advertise Montana. It includes charts from L. W. Hill on state resources, prize winners from the National Corn Show, and tables predicting wheat oats and barley yields from 30,000,000 acres. Copies available by addressing Me Mthison in St. Paul.
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Acantha
S. J. Ellison
Great Northern Railway
Montana
L. W. Hill
Billings
Omaha
Nebraska
Great Falls
United States
Ueg Wo
Wickerstam
Alta
Cne
Dearborn Canal
Lewis and Clark
Norris
Galen
Washington
Declarations of Intention in Citizenship Proceedings
Clerk Gibson lists individuals who declared intention to become U S citizens: Jeremiah O Hanlon of Bynum born in England January 10 1910 Gottfried Waeffer of Collins born in Switzerland January 8 1910 Earhard Berkard of Raymond born in Germany December 31 1909 and Charles McIntosh of Dupuyer born in Scotland has filed his final petition for citizenship.
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Gibson
United States
Jeremiah O'Hanlon
Bynum
England
Gottfried Waeffer
Collins
Switzerland
Earhard Berkard
Raymond
Germany
Charles McIntosh
Dupuyer
Scotland
Treasurer's Report on County Finances for 1900
County treasurer A C Burbank reports 158 357 50 on hand at December 31 1900. Funds listed include State General and State Staking subaccounts along with General Contingent Road Bridge and Poor funds. Also noted are District and High School school funds and various tax deposits and district clerk and public administrator deposits with road awards and sinking funds totaling the balance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. C. Burbank
Wee, GA
Toe Tuad Oo
Vota
Adams and Lane families visit Augusta during holidays
Elizabeth News reports J R Adams and family visiting Augusta to stay with Mrs Adams' parents. The Lanes and Mrs Lane's sister and husband visited Mr and Mrs Godin on Sunday. C A LaBreche visited for the mail run and declined Forest Service invitation to attend Missoula school this winter. Weather is unusually fine except for wind, contrasting with last year’s conditions.
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J.r. Adams
Augusta
C. A. LaBreche
Forest Service
Missoula
Conrad and Engineer Preview Route for Chateau to Conrad Railroad
W G Conrad and engineer Mr Sacke ett with contractor C H Drake and others visited from Conrad toward Great Falls to survey a potential railroad between Chateau and Conrad. Conrad predicted early work and payoff within a year, saying the project would proceed regardless of other lines and could reuse the same train force as the Waher line. He noted rapid regional development and plans to return in ten days with his engineer to advance the survey.
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W.G. Conrad
Sackeett
Haver
Conrad Water Works
C. H. Drake
Conrad
Great Falls
Acantha
Chateau
Mr. Conrad
Walier
Maiod
Mer
Preliminary Debate Draws Notable Interest at Teton County High
Friday evening’s inaugural interscholastic debate at the Teton County high school auditorium featured two literary societies arguing the people direct election of U S senators. The negative team edged the affirmative. Nster Buzzell Maud Wilcox and Ora Armstrong represent the school with Jed Gerrold as alternate. Kalispell expected to face Deton next as Fort Benton forfeits and Seton fields a rival squad.
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Teton County High School
Byriday Evening
United States
Asa
Ora Armstrong
Alden Connor
Wither Kbuzzel Maud Wilcos
Jed Gerrold
Pood
Cule
MoCottey
VE. Guthrie
Judees
Nsther Buzzell
Maud Wilcox
Bred Jercold
Missoula
Fort Lenton
Leten
Choteau
Wail
Oon
Kalispell
Deton
J. J. Hills Growing Contest Prizes and Rules
Montana championship prizes listed by altitude and class with amounts for first and second place. prize structure varies 2500 feet and under 3100 feet and more, with adjustments for mature plants and altitude degree benefits. Conditions cover seed preparation planting date cultivation harvest, required proof of work, and display at designated local sites with judging and awards planned for January.
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Montana
Boehe
UTA Maealie
Mont Ist
Tate
Champlons
Alan Evhia
Odd Fellows Install Officers At Local Lodge Meeting
Fifty two members and visitors attended the Odd Fellows lodge No. UJ installation held Saturday night in the Conner building. Officers installed included N G Parker W G Roberson S C H Conner Treasurer Paul Jacobson Warden H A Smith and others with R S N G A B Jones L S N G J R B Youny Chaplain H A Prescott and L S S Kenneth McKenzie and John Angus among those named.
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Lodge of Odd Fellows
No. UJ
Conner Building
C. S. Parker
W. G
B. J. Roberson
C. H. Conner
Treas
Paul Jacobson
H. A. Smith
G. Monkman
I. G
Chas. Krofft
O. G
Fred Perry
R.S.N.G
A. B Jones
Further Experiments With Loco Dr
Experiments with loco disease in animals continue. Dr delta eight veteriganar and team plan tests on horses and cattle to evaluate the treatment. Treated horses at the old Jackson raged site south of town show marked improvement with apparent cures and no relapse indicated.
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Delta 8
de Veteriganar
Iuere Thorguzh
Nse
Jackson
Tows
Love
Great Northern to Augusta Route to Start This Summer
Official action by the Great Northern board ensures a 68 mile line from Vaughn to Augusta along the Sun River valley. Work to begin in spring with Sun River, Shaw and Sunmis stations. The line may extend westward to connect with the main line near Columbia Falls and spur further development in the Sun River project area.
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Great Northern Railroad
Vaughn
Augusta
Sun River Valley
Secretary of State infiTelena
Columbia Falls
Burlington
Sun River
Shaw
Sunmis
Great Northern
Sun River Project
Fort Shaw
Ventana& Crieat
Rush for Montana to Begin Soon
A report notes mounting interest in Montana irrigation projects and rural settlement. Officials describe a shift from city to country living, with 25 000 people in Chicago area suburbs seeking homesteads and irrigation opportunities under government programs.
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Montana
Assayer's 1909 Report Reveals Helena Office Receipts
Public report filed by the United States assay office in Helena shows total receipts for the fiscal year end with 2007 dollars recorded in sales. The document notes a significant year over year increase of 2253 171.49 from 1908. Montana’s share totals 1 92 276 463 bringing the percentage above fifty in the listed counties.
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T.f .Master
Sayer
United States Assis
Helena
Montana
Thirteenth Montana Horticultural Meet Planned for Plains
The thirteenth annual Montana Horticultural society meet is set for Plains on February 15 to 17. The item highlights other state news including weather impacts on rail lines, a clergyman’s death, a fatal accident, and plans to push irrigation projects with Great Northern involvement.
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The
Montana Horticultural Society
Plains
Rebekahs Install Officers at Joint Installation
In a joint ceremony with Chateau lodge No. 11 on January 8, D. D. G. P. Nellie St. Brown of Queen Rinekah lodge No. 131 installed officers led by N. G. Erma Parker and V. Gr Ada Christian with C. G. Monkwan as secretary treasurer Frances Weigell and Mary H. Monkman as warden Mary Connor chaplain Maggie Lockhart Annie Kelly and others. Lunch followed by Choteau lodge No. 11.
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Chateau Lodge
D. D
Nellie St. Brown
Queen Rinekah Lodge
N. G
Erma Parker
V. Gr
Ada Christian
C. G. Monkwan
Treas
Frances Weigell
Mary H. Monkman
Mary Connor
Maggie Lockhart
R.S.N. G
Annie Kelly
H. L. Yalladay
I. A. McPhee
L. 8
IT. G
Lavina Collins
I. G
Harry Smith
C. G
C. H. Connor
Choteau Lodge No. 11
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Choteau-Conrad
Army
Milwaukie Sentinel
National
Woolgrowers’ Association
Ogden
Los Angeles
Denver
Indianapolis
Emma A. Kennedy
Andrew Garpegie
Russell Sage
John D. Rockefeller
New York
Kennedy
Dominion
Conuress
Avo
Cannon
Metnbers
Babiinger Investigation Committee
House
Rot Bs
Wickersham
L. R. Gilavis
Secretary of the Interior
Ballinger
Lavis
Alaska
Littia Ison
Nicaragua
Cone
Me Mthison
St. Paul
Ee General Fund
PSU de Ty Ee
General Fund
Tus Pd General Fund
Aos
Creneral Fund
Ee Viz
Eho
General Food
Elizabeth News
W. G. Conrad
Enpher Sarwett
Seton
Ponents
J. J. Hills
Prizis
Odd Fellows
Are -Til
Wien
Spogace
Onuba
Shere
Chicnauwo
Antestan
Diestes
Cty
JC Waite
Waite
Nowal
Anquirys
Assaver
Chouteau
Deer Lodge
Pargus
Jefferson
Lancoln
Madison
Meagher TV
Park
Powell
Suver Bow
Idaho
Nevada
Oregon
News of the
Harlowton
Levistown
Lewistown
A. B. Moran
Dillon
Cyrus Spangler
Lawrence Boland
Boland
Spangler
Louiso
Havre
Treat Northern
Great Walla
Joseph Glenny
Baston & Montana
Yellowstone National Park
Pershing
Gowles
Boards of County Compassioners
Piullines
Cie
Alantana
Pelephone
Pyptrcenla
Rebekahs
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