Lumber output hits 103 million feet in Montana mills year
The Montana Larch and Pine Manufacturers Association reports over 103,596,000 feet of lumber cut in the association mills in the year after its third annual meeting. That compares with 9,209,000 feet in 1908, while shipments reached 119,454,000 feet due to oversupply from prior year and demand from eastern Montana expansion and the Burlington railroad’s Billings to Great Falls line opening markets west of the Mississippi.
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Montana
Larch & Pine Manufacturers’ Association
Burlington
Billings
Great Falls
Nebraska
Mississippi River
Contest Notice on Homestead Entry 2823 in Montana
Department of the Interior notices contest by William Breding against Arie Bobeldyke for southeast quarter section 13, township 25 north range 4 west. Allegations include abandonment and lack of residence or cultivation. Hearing set for Feb 16, 1910 with final hearing Feb 3, 1910 in Great Falls. Publication ordered due to service issues.
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Department of the Interior
United States
Great Falls
Montana
William Breding
Hompstead
Arie Bobeldyke
Arie Nobeldyke
Army
Navy
Marine Corps
Spain
A. C. Warner
U.S
Choteau
United States Land Office
The Whiskered Onezoo Gossip Prompt
A playful quip from a Tatler item questions a boy about being right for the zoo. The boy replies he is not a naturalist, highlighting humorous banter over animal knowledge.
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Zoo
Painter Connor Promotes Low Cost Carriage and Auto Painting
Local note reports Wm Cowgill and T O Larson returning from Billings and eastern Montana to compare livestock prices and observe market trends. It highlights Helena as the capital, Chateau as Teton county seat, and urges land purchase before the railroad arrives while promising rock bottom prices for painting carriages and automobiles by Connor of Choteau.
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Wm. Cowgill
T. O. Larson
Billings
Montana
Helena
Chateau
Teton County
Connor
Choteau
Towne and Browne Debate Luck in Catholic Standard
In a Catholic Standard and Times opinion exchange Towne asserts luck plays a major role in Browne's troubles while Browne and Towne acknowledge the consequences of his actions. The dialogue frames personal accountability and fate in a broad moral discussion.
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Towne
Browne
Catholic Standard and Times
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Webster
Drake Drug Company
the City Meat Market
Jacob Odenwald & Sons
Pyatt & Mollman Builders and Contractors
Choteau, Mont
Collins, Mont
Art Studio Building
North Main St
J.J. Ridgeway
Teton
John Rohner
Abet
Paul Jacobson
Choteau and
Collins
Montana and Great Northern Railroad
WM. Hodgskiss
W.H. Gorham
J. M. Weaver
W. H. Gorham & Co
Sale Stables
WM. van DE Riet
Farmington, Mont
Rose Comb Poultry
News of the
J. M. Borlingame
Register
Crockery
H. R. Thompson
Lethbridge Coal
Choteau, Montana
C. Justice
Mont
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Lontana
Veniences
Mitchisul Cars
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