Roosevelt orders examination before public land patents
President Roosevelt directs that no final patent or title be issued for public lands until an on the ground examination by an authorized government officer is completed. The notice outlines exceptions for prior examinations, cross examinations, legal proceedings, and certain reissuances.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Hitchcock
Government Land Office
Secretary of the Interior
United States
Cattle Losses Reported Across Canadian Ranches
Winnipeg reports show cattle deaths from the recent snow storms and intense cold are high. Near Calgary more than 1000 cattle perished on one ranch, with thousands of antelopes seen wandering fences. West of Brooks many cattle died, and at Lethbridge a large herd subsisted on riverbanks but hundreds of carcasses remain. Ranchers face hay scarcity and dire conditions.
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Winnipeg
Calgary
Brooks
Lethbridge
Alta
Debonair Charles Clarke and Montana Senate Corruption
Colliers Weekly critiques Charles Clarke as a supreme corruptionist who sought to buy influence in Montana. It alleges he paid $431,000 for 35 senate votes and $500,000 to bribe the state supreme court, claiming he plans to end in the poor house or senate.
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Debonair Charles Clarke
Senate
Clark
Montana
Commonwealth
Supreme Court of the
Washington
Colliers Weekly
Chance For Some Of Negro Soldiers
Major Goodyear assistant judge advocate general has gone to Fort Sill Oklahoma after consulting with the war department to examine about six discharged members of the Twenty fifth battalion at that place who have applied for re enlistment. It is said fewer than twenty such applications have been received by recruiting officers.
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Washington
Goodyear
United States Army
Fort Sill
Okla
War Department
Dixon bill would create Valley county land district with Glasgow HQ
After a conference with the General Land Office commissioner Representative Dixon said the official assured him of a favorable report to Congress on Dixon's measure to establish a new land district in Valley county Montana with headquarters at Glasgow.
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Washington
General Land Office
Dixon
Congress
Valley County
Montana
Glasgow
Bond Issue Illegal Says Supreme Court
The U S Supreme Court ruled in favor of James H Rice state treasurer of Montana in the Charles S Haire vs Rice case involving investing proceeds from normal school land sale bonds in erecting normal school buildings The court affirmed the Montana court holding Congress could not override the Montana constitution which requires funds to earn interest for the normal school and that the state legislature could not transcend that ruling
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Washington
Charles S. Haire
James H. Rice
Montana
Supreme Court of the United States
Rice
Montana Supreme Court
Supreme Court
State Court
Its Charter May Be Forfeited
St Paul Jan 25 Attorney General Young began mandamus proceedings in the supreme court to compel the St Paul Minneapolis and Manitoba railroad to show cause why its charter should not be forfeited The action centers on the Minnesota and Pacific company the parent of the Great Northern and owner of Manitoba stock The 80 page bill details all transactions of the Great Northern with its constituent companies
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St Paul
Young
Supreme Court
Great Northern Railroad Company
Memcer
Great Northern Railway Company
Relics of Past People
Leopold Bathurst, excavating in Mexico near the Pyramids of the Sun, reports discoveries in the Street of the Dead area including rooms of an ancient temple, a large subterranean apartment, and a massive stairway. He unearthed a Toltec king’s skeleton beside a tiger skeleton, both painted red, with sea shells, obsidian beads, jade and idols, knives, snakes, masks, and polished stones dating back 3,000 years. The finds excite archeological circles.
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Washington
Leopold Batres
Mexico
Dwyer Granted New Trial by Nevada Supreme Court
Réno Jan 25 The Nevada Supreme Court halted the execution of Patsey Dwyer convict in the murder of A C Williams conductor on the Nevada Central railway at Austin. The high court ordered a new trial in Carson, delaying the sentence.
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Réno, Nev
Patsey Dwyer
A. C. Williams
Nevada Central Railway
Austin
Carson
Supreme Court
The Difference Between Cows and Calves on the Range
The article argues that feeding calves with warm separated milk and controlled cow care yields larger, stronger calves and better cows. It details a method using a calf feeder, staged milking, and pasture management to replace suckling, claiming higher value for calves and cows and monthly milk profits.
Catholic Ladies Present Concert at Woodmen Hall
A February 1 1907 concert under Catholic Ladies Auxiliary at Woodmen Hall features Mrs Johnson Miss Bruchot with an array of vocal and instrumental solos duets and quartets by local performers including Mrs I N Caskey Dollies Revenge Mrs P I Cole and Miss Trescott. The program includes clarinet and violin solos piano pieces and recitations with participants from Great Paris and local groups.
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Woodmen Hall
Catholic Ladies’ Auxiliary
Real Estate Transfers In County Clerk Files
Wesley Hansford and wife transfer 1280 acres in sections 11 and 14 to Frank Truchot for 10000 dollars in township 25 north range 5 west as filed this week.
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Wesley Hansford
Frank Truchot
Teton County Board Proceedings Special January 1907
The Teton County Board of Commissioners met January 23 1907 to award care and burial contracts for paupers and to authorize courthouse grounds work. W D Luther won the 1907 care and burial contract with a $1000 bond. deputies and officials were appointed. courthouse grounds grading seeding and paving bids were opened. later sessions awarded plastering and jail water heater purchases and set coroner and other staffing decisions.
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Board of County Commissioners
Teton County
Annie Austad
Thomas Sloimes
W. D D. Luther
W. D. Luther
Court House
S. M. Carson
C. H. Davis
S. A. Pfrimmer
Chas
Suiste
A.H. Barr
A. R. Thompson
Dupuyer
Shelby
Cut Bank
Conrad
Goard
Patrick Gray
W. D. Tutner
W. J. Strain
Thos. Brooks
C. H. Connor
Chateau
H. W. Power
Chas, S. Parker
Byron Carson
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Choteatu
Mont
W. OC
H. Benton
LATH
VU. S. Land Office
Dussnesa Urpors
Great Falls
F A.long, M. D
Foye
Hamilton Street
Choteau, Mont
DR. T. Brooks
Choteau
A. Kence D. D
John W. Shields, C. E
Notary Pustic
A. C. Warner
M.S
Choteau Aerie
Order of Eagles
Tuos. Thompson
W. P. Toos
Ss. O. Huseth
Fabys
V. M. Pyatt
Montona
J. J. Daley
Farmington
T. A. Smith
Soo Son
Theodore
Canada
Debonair
Charles
Dwyer
Mrs. Johnson
Bruchot
Mrs. I. N. Caskey
Eeeeeee Bohm
Voval Solo
PI. Cole
Wisher
Truchot-Johnson
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Beaupre
Messrs. Moore
Airshbery
Clarionet
Chas. Parker
Julie Burrell
Alice
Ascher Edna Beaupre
A. O. Longmuir
Reading
G. Prochot
Maying
Hirshberg
Howard Lindseth
Miss Crittenden
K. B. Cohoe
Home To Our Mountains
A. J. Cowell
Jennie Anderson
Crocodile Isle
A. Hirshberg
Ib. Friedlander
Eeeee
Air Varce
Edna Beaupre
Chas. S. Parker
I. Suiste
Wor
Doe
A.C. Warner
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