Ninth Legislative Assembly Closes As Weather Clues Rise
The Montanian notes the ninth legislative assembly ending its term while forecasting more moisture at a bachelors banquet. A federal-relations panel asks Congress to oppose the 640 acre homestead law and Leiper’s initiative bill advances to governor approval. Dixon requests three specialists be sent to western Montana to study spotted fever in the Bitter Root valley, a disease likened to meningitis that has puzzled medicine.
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Dixon
Montana
Local News Columns Echo Acanths Paper Copy
The leaf through which the Acanths often misses items shows our cotems sheet mirrors county papers. A careful read reveals local news columns are copied almost exactly from this paper.
Representative Dixon Secures 5 Million Whitefish Shipment
The fish commission will honor a request for 5 000 000 whitefish to stock Flathead McDonald and other northwestern Montana lakes. Three cars will ship the fish in what will be the largest shipment ever made to the Northwest.
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Dixon
The
Fish Commission
Flathead
McDonald
Montana
North
Toole Palpitations and Notary Publics Draw Montanian Fire
The Montanian mocks Governor J. K. Toole for appointing Republicans to minor posts and fears the strain could kill him. It defends high school boys who allegedly vandalized the Montanian press, faults owner Mr Lowman for neglect, and urges fair treatment of youths.
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J. K. Toole
Lowman
Sam H Wood of Great Falls Aims to Explain Frauds and Misdemeanors
The Acantha notes Sam H Wood plans to visit Chateau soon to explain how the government misdeclared fraud in his multiple companies including the Montana Cooperative Ranch Company and Manchester Woolen Mill. He may discuss Massachusetts confinement and past Minnesota reports labeling him a confidence man and crook.
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Sam H. Wood
Great Falls
Chateau
Montana Co- Operative Ranch Company
Manchester Woolen Mill Company
U. S
Mr Wood
Concord Junction
Minnesota
Choteau Set to Benefit as Government Canal Advances
The Sun River beach lands will become the top farm area in Northern Montana once the government canal is completed. Choteau is poised to gain the most from the project as it moves forward.
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Montana
Queen of Scots Latin Prayer Written Before Execution
The text presents a Latin prayer said to be written by Mary Queen of Scots the night before her execution. It is published as a Latin class exercise for high school pupils who will punctuate translate and send their work to the office.
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Mary
Weather Report for Chateau Week Ending March 1 1905
Weekly weather summary from Chateau reports mild days with highs near 60s and lows in the mid 20s to 40s Persists with no precipitation. February figures show mean max 32.3 mean min 75 and total precip 0.12 inches 13 clear days 7 partly cloudy 8 cloudy south west wind.
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Chateau
Weir
Musical and literary entertainment in Chateau
In the town hall on Friday evening March 10 under the Ladies Industrial Society program. Ben Feist of Collins and W H Fishber of Conrad are in town today for the bachelor’s banquet.
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Ladies Industrial Society
Chateau
Ben Feist
Collins
W. H. Fishber
Conrad
Strain and Gordon Wed in Brooklyn N Y
Josiah Strain of Great Falls married Elizabeth Gordon in Brooklyn New York. The bride formerly lived in the Strain family’s old Ontario hometown.
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Josiah Strain
Great Falls
Elizabeth Gordon
Brooklyn
N. Y
the Strains
Ontario
Business visitors in Great Falls this week
C. H. Drake H. R. Thompson and Dr. Beaupre visited Great Falls this week for business discussions and meetings with local firms and officials.
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C. H. Drake
H. R. Thompson
Dr. Beaupre
Great Falls
Order transfers Hazlett probate to Teton County court
An order from the district court transfers probate proceedings in the estate of Ida R. Hazlett to the district court of Teton County. The move shifts the case within the state court system as reported by St. Benton River Press.
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Ida R. Hazlett
District Court
Teton County
St. Benton River Press
Gibson & Graves Dissolved by Mutual Consent
Notice states the firm Gibson & Graves dissolved with James Gibson retiring. Creditors urged to settle with either party, dated February 4 1905.
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Gibson & Graves
James Gibson
Hurley & Fisher Dissolved. Hurley to Run Firm
The firm Hurley and Fisher at Con rad Montana dissolved by mutual consent with W H Fisher retiring. Thos Hurley will manage and pay all debts and collect all accounts. Dated January 1 1905. A B Jones offers poles posts building logs and firewood at Pine Ridge crossing of the Teton and will fill orders at Hodgskiss hotel.
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Hurley & Fisher
Conrad
Teton County
Montana
W.H. Fisher
Thos. Hurley
A. B. Jones
Pine Ridge
Teton
Hodgskiss
For Sale 200 Cattleheads in Dupuyer Montana
For sale 200 head of cows in ages to suit purchaser with spring delivery. Contact Geo W Macer Dupuyer Montana by call or mail for details.
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Che Choteau
Acantha
Trescott Brothers, Publishers
Choteau
Moncana
Official Paper
Ninth Legislative Assembly
House of Representative
Committee On Federal Relations
Homestead Law
Legisla
Ture
Representative Leiper
House
Senate
Ernor
Acanths
Acanth
Geo. W. Magee
Phil
J. Cole
DF. T. Brooks
United [States
Dupuyer
Mont
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Fitchberg
House of Correction
Massachusetts
State Prison
Charlestown
Samuel
Pratt’s
Sun River
A. C. Warner
U.S
Choveau
John W. Shields, C. E
Notary Pustic
Choteau Aerie
Order of
Eagica
Gro. Anram
W. P
Joan W. Sureros
the Weather Report
F. A. Long, M. D
Hamilton Street
Choteau, Mont
J.P. Regan
Probate
Conrad Bldg
Tos. Hurey
W. H. Fisner
Cattie
Geo
W. Macer
Dupuyer, Mont
Wy & Co
Sersrceewy
New Yorks
F St. Wesnington
D, C
Nelson Coal
John O’brien
Conrad, Montana
Jacob Odenwald
Wm. Hodgskiss
Prop
the City Drug Store
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