Fort Shaw Irrigation Project Seeks Bids For Surveys
Fort Shaw project engineers under H R Evans and Hendricks advance surveys for the Sun River irrigation unit. 40 men in field, main canal mapped 195 miles long with 25 foot bottom and 4 foot depth. Willow Creek reservoir to hold 16 000 acre feet, dam 70 feet high. Townsites Fort Shaw and Lima planned, bids expected open about August. Great Falls Tribune.
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Fort Shaw
Sun River
H. R.evans
Hendricks
Mr. Evans
Colorado School of Mines
Gulden
Billings & Northern
Billings
B. Robbins
Sort Shaw
McKelvey
Sun River Cemetery
Willow Creek
Sims Creek
Robbins
Lima
Savage and Wiley
Reclamation Service
Great Falls
Cures for Skin Diseases Promoted by Chamberlain's Salve
A sale notice proclaims Chamberlain's Salve relieves intense itching from eczema tetter salt rheum ring worm herpes barber's itch and scabies. It promises permanent cures with continued use and notes 25 cents per box with warranty. Sold by C H Drake.
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C. H. Drake
Real Estate Transfers In County Clerk Files
Real estate transfers show Conrad Investment Co transferring lot 7 block 2 and lots 4 and 5 block 9 in Conrad to Annie Gudger for 464 dollars. Another transfer lists Annie A Gudger receiving lot 3 block 9 for 50 dollars. Frank Truchot and wife sell to Henry Weist the SW quarter and S half of SE quarter of section 26 township 26N range 4W totaling 240 acres for 3120 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conrad Investment Co
Annie Gudger
Conrad
Annie A. Gudger
Frank Truchot
Henry Weist
Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets Benefit
Mrs. Ross Potte of Birmingham Alabama reports relief from biliousness and constipation using Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets. She says they quickly ease ill feeling, boost digestion, purify the stomach liver and blood, and restore energy and vitality. Sold by C. H. Drake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Ross Potte
Birmingham
Ala
C. H. Drake
Alumni Meeting Forms Teton County High School Association
The first meeting of the Teton County High School graduates formed an alumni association for a permanent organization on May 23. Officers elected for one year include Charles Wilcox president Ned Wilcox vice president Coleman Kua secretary Catherine Truchot treasurer. An executive committee and bylaws committee will oversee affairs for the current year. Archie Latch to deliver the address at the first annual banquet in spring 1907, with alternates appointed if needed. Secretary J C Anuethona.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archie Latch
J.C. Anuethona
Many Sided Printer Advertises Wide Range Skills
A Western newspaper ad lists a printer seeking varied roles from foreman at a publishing plant to pastor, strike breaker, teacher of ladies, assayist, dentist substitute, and choir singer. The request ends noting no outcome learned by W C Jenkins in Lippincott's.
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Weetsern
Missouri River
W. C. Jenkins
Lippincott's
Judge Hunt to preside Montana land fraud trials
United States District Attorney Bristol reports Judge William H. Hunt will preside over Montana land fraud trials as they arise all summer. About thirty indictments involve around 160 individuals with grand juries to convene next month. Proceedings expected to open around June 20 with the 1904 December indictment against Binger Hermann for conspiracy in establishing the Blue Mountain forest reserve.
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Portland
Oregon
United States
Bristol
William H.hunt
Montana
Binger Hermann
Blue Mountain Forest Reserve
General Land Office
Advertised Mail and Local Horses for Sale in Montana
The weekly Chateau post office notice lists uncalled letters for June 2 1906 and instructs callers to say advertised and pay one cent. Sheep Creek Horse Co promotes two draft stallions at Choteau and Dupuyer ranches with season fees and care terms. Also offering 30 brood mares from D Kixcasury of Dupuyer while Barnes addresses inquiries.
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Chateau
Harrington
Maggie. Nasco
Peter. Rouell
President's Message on Packing Industry Sent to Congress
Washington June 4 The president's message on the packing industry and accompanying report has been sent to Congress this afternoon. It urges government inspection and new legislation while arguing the evil is less in dressed carcasses and in the sale of canned and prepared products. It notes a preference for home use over export products and calls for action to regulate the industry.
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Washington
Congress
Opposition Bill Passes Opening Blackfeet Reservation
In Washington on June 6 Representative Joseph M. Dizon secured passage of his bill opening the Blackfeet Indian reservation to settlement after a lively floor contest. Initial opposition faded as explanations clarified the feature had been removed and Indian Bureau approval supported the measure.
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Washington
Joseph M. Dizon
House
Blackfeet Indian
Huturg
Senate
Clenh
Dizen
Indian Bureau
Flag Day Proclaimed Observe June 14 Across State
Governor Toole designates June 14 1906 as flag day urging schools and citizens to observe with patriotic exercises and decorations. The proclamation marks the 129th anniversary of the flag adoption and promotes liberty truth and justice through observance at schools homes and public buildings. Keota Alberson the Percheron stallion aged 27 624 will stand for the season at the governor's Chateau barn and ranch with terms 15.00 or 20.00 to insure.
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Cowell & Kinney
Choteau
H. W. Yeager
Joseph K. Toole
Union
United States
Keota Alberson
Chateau
WM. Hodgskiss
Iowa Bred Perch Etonion Stallion For Sale
Ten year old Satx A pure bred black Perch etonial stallion gentle to ride and work. Sound and all right. Iowa raised horse. Price 375.00. D Kinessury Dupuyer Montana.
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Kinessury
Dupuyer
Mont
Weather Report for May 24 30 1906 and Stallion Approval
The weather summary shows May 1906 week ending May 30 with temperatures ranging from 56 to 74 and total May precipitation of 4.47 inches. The report notes H H Cole as voluntary observer. Also announced is the import stallion Anyska approved by the French government to stand for public service in France. He will stand at Wm Miller's livery in Dupuyer Montana with service fee 18 dollars and 20 dollars to insure a mare in foal.
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Wednnesday
H. H. Cole
Anyska
France
Wm. Miller
Dupuyer
Mont
Rocky Mountain Horse CO
Dupuyer, Mont
H. C. Kusxer
Wu. Miller
Burton Resigns from U.S. Senate of Kansas
Topeka June 4 United States Senator Burton handed his resignation to Governor Hoch after a brief conference with close associates Ba4 Wagener W R Hackney and George Findley The letter states resignation takes effect immediately Hoch declined comment on appointing a successor and a prominent state politician predicted Charles Curtis will be named to replace Burton
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Topeka
United States
Burton
Hoch
Ba ‘4 Wagener
Atchison
W. R. Hackney
George Findley
Kas
Kansas
Jostin R. Burton
Charles Curtis
Coburn Appointed U S Senator by Kansas Governor
Topeka June 4 United States Senator designate Dwight Coburn was appointed by Gov E W Hoch to fill the vacant seat of J R Burton who resigned Coburn has not yet accepted the post He is a Kansas City Kan resident and long service as secretary of the Kansas state board of agriculture Coburn has strong Republican support in the state and his appointment surprised many observers
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Topeka
Kan
Fonter Dwight Coburn
United States
E. W. Hoch
J. R. Burton
Coburn
F. D. Coburn
Jefferson County
Wisconsin
Illinois Regiment
Kansas
Kansas State Board of Agriculture
Kansas City
Burton
County Treasurer Webb Report Shows Funds on Hand
County treasurer John E. Webb reports on file that the county had 104000 plus dollars on hand at month start distributed across county funds totaling 104349.11.
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John E. Webb
Special Stockholders Meeting Notice and Sale Offers
Notice of a 2 PM Friday June 15 stockholders meeting at Farmington school house for Farmer's Co-Operation Canal Co. with two Percheron stallions offered for sale and a large mix of stock horses and mares from Dupuyer. Includes sale details and contact note for Joseph Sturgeon.
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Farmer’s Co-Operation Canal Co
Farmington School House
Blackfeet Reservation Entry Bill Clears House
The bill introduced by Representative Joseph M. Dixon of Montana to open entry to the Blackfeet Indian reservation in Northern Montana passed the House this afternoon and goes to the Senate for passage.
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Washington
House
Joseph M. Dixon
Montana
Blackfeet Indian
Dow
Senate
Death by own action near Kevin Ward Station
The body of James Quinlan, about 40, sandy hair and mustache, was found near Kevin on the M. 4G N. By. line. He carried $5.55 and receipts for Flathead county tax and Libby hospital dues. A note to Governor Toole asks for reprieve. a memorandum lists a death date of June 3 1906. Indications point to suicide. Quinlan was not known locally and appears insane.
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Ward
Chateau
James Quinlan
Kevin
Quinlan
North Ferrisburg
Vermont
Flathead County
Libby
Mathead's
Chicago Livestock Market Report June 5
Cattle receipts 2,500 with a steady market. Beeves fetch 4 6, cows and heifers 1.65 to 5.10, stockers and feeders 4.25 to 4.75, Texans 4 25 to 4.45. Sheep receipts 12,000 with steady market. Sheep 4.45 to 25.90, lambs 5.16 to 6.55.
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Chicago
Desert Land Final Proof Notice Publication
Department of the Interior announces a notice for publication of final proof for a desert land claim in Great Falls Montana with the date May 6 listed. The notice identifies the office and location handling the proceedings.
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Department of the Interior
United Stateshood
Great Falls
Montana
Rotire
United States
Lang
Albert L. Halladay
Desert Land
United States Banc Office
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F. A. Long, M. D
Hamilton Street
Choteau, Mont
T. Brooks
A. Kence
John W."shields
Feefer Bile
A. C. Warner
M.S
Ebraat
Hoteau Aerie
Order of Eagles
Taos
Thompson
W. P. Taos
Brooks
Phil
J. Cole
C Huseth
Garat Fatts
J. J. Daley
Farmington
Lesterude& Thompson Dress Makers
Lesterude
T. A. Smith
Kont
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W. D. Luther
Timothy
Clover
Collins Mercantile Co
Fort Shaw Project
Judge Hunt
C. H. Draxs, P. M
Neroden
Therrien’s
Sheep Creek Horse Co
E. Shotraw
D. Kixcasury
the Weather Report
Seeenscoosas
Fish and Game Warden Fund
Institute Fund
Court House
O. Waaniup
Pres
Lewis Tellefscon, Sec'y
Joseph Sturgeon
Acastha
Chicago Livestock Market
William Bevan
Frank E. Bondurant
Teton County
Darling
U. S
Bert J. Majors
Charles Macdonald
Ernest Bondurant
Bernard J. Mathews
Con
M. M
U.S
Fred Perry
John R. Gleason
John Lyon
Ailof Chateau
J.M. Burlingame
Register. Flast Pub
John Wall
Maggie Nichols
Sweet Grass
Yeyee
Wm. Geo. Davis
William H. Simmes
Twenry Jaco
Antony Jacobsen
Wills Nichols
J M. Burlingadie
Regta
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