Past White House Families and Presidential Children
A historical overview of U S presidents and their families noting large households and notable offspring. It highlights Grover Cleveland’s marriage during his first term James Buchanan’s bachelor years William Henry Harrison John Adams and others with counts of children and some who reached adulthood or faced early death while their fathers held the presidency.
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White House
Grover Cleveland
James Buchanan
Roosevelt
William Henry Harrison
Hayes
Garfield
Grant
Frederick D. Grant
Abraham Lincoln
Robert Todd Lincoln
Arthur
Johnson
Martha
Mary
van Buren
Abraham
John
Prince John
Taylor
Jefferson Davis
Pierce
John Adams
Monroe
John Quincy Adams
McKinley
World News Roundup of Political Moves and Local Proposals
Central American policy aims to curb interstate scraps while Utah debates banning Sunday baseball and swimming. The house receives a tariff bill as revisions, inheritance tax and wage provisions appear. Paris suffers strikes among telegraphers and postal workers. Theodore Roosevelt travels to Africa privately. Col Cooper and son sentenced to twenty years. await new trial on bond. Willie Whittlam kidnapping case ends with recovered child after $10000 ransom. Governor Curry of New Mexico resigns by telegraph, amid unpopularity and prior Rough Rider ties.
County Commissioners Warrants List March 1900s Montana
Proceedings record warrants drawn from General Fund Road Fund and Contingent Fund for the Montane county board. Items include jury, coroner, justice, clerk, and various official expenses with totals and recap.
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Board of County Commissioners
Teton County
Montana
Famous Americans Born in March Portrait
A compact list notes notable births in March, naming Philip Henry Sheridan born March 6, 1831. John C. Calhoun born March 12, 177. Andrew Jackson born March 15, 1767. William Jennings Bryan born March 10, 1860. Grover Cleveland born March 18, 1837.
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Philip Henry Sheridan
John C. Calhoun
Andrew Jackson
William J. Bryan
Grover Cleveland
Steam and Gasoline Plows Expand Agriculture Across Region
Evidence of rising farm activity with multiple steam and gasoline plows in use on the Muddy and Odenwald lands near town. More steam outfits expected on Burton beach as sod breaking and stubble work surge. Livestock persists with broader ownership. large holders reduce stake as farming intensifies.
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Burton Beach
Committee Places For Montana Senators
In the senate reorganization Senator Carter becomes irrigation committee chair and joins the rules and public expenditures committees, succeeding Knox on rules. Carter remains on foreign relations post office census and District of Columbia. Senator Dixon chairs the new conservation of natural resources committee and serves on military affairs and the University of the United States, while staying on Indian affairs public lands and Indian depredations.
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Senate
Carter
Knox
Post Office
District of Columbia
Dixon
University of the United States, New Places
Notaries Public Kept Under Montana Law Opinion
Attorney General Galen advises Secretary Yoder that new law does not require con sealing of notaries and extends jurisdiction statewide. Old commissions run to expiry with broader authority. signatures must state Notary public for the state of Montana and commission expiry line.
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Galen
Yoder
Montana
Local notes from Dupuyer and surrounding towns
Mrs. R. P. Dean returned home from a Seattle winter visit and Miss Ruth Smith spent time in Helena and Missoula. Mrs. J. W. Quail and daughter Margaret visited Chateau last week. Mr. Matchet and family from Scotland now reside in town. R. P. Dean travelled to Gonrad to meet Mrs. Dean. TF, D. Kingsbury and E. D. Worrest conducted business at Great Falls. Erick Landin remains home with pneumonia. Mrs. J. L. Collins and her son from Raymond visited over Sunday.
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R. P. Dean
Seattle
Ruth Smith
Helena
Missoula
J. W. Quail
Margaret
Mr. Matchet
Scotland
Gonrad
Erick Landin
J. L. Collins
Raymond
Mr. Collins
Dupuyer Church Notes Grow Meeting Attendance
The weekly prayer meeting is growing, with a new member received at the morning service last Sunday. Rev. G. J. Hutt, the pastor, will preach at Birch creek March 28, Fish Lake March 30, Raymond April 3 and Bynum April 4. Preparation for Easter exercises by the Sunday school, largely music. The pastor will lecture next Sunday evening on Sunrise in the Sunrise Kingdom. All are invited to hear him.
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G. J. Hutt
Birch Creek
Fish Lake
Raymond
Bynum
Enlarged Homestead Law Limits 320 Acre Entry
The act allows 320 acres only on desert unirrigable land once classification by the Interior Department is completed. No land can be entered until classification, and no timetable has been announced. Local offices can accept only up to 160 acres until further notice.
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Tribuna
Interior Department
General Land Office
Great Falls Tribune
Saypo Visitors And Local Appointments Report
Local news notes Saypo visitors As Mrs Nat Collins visit family in Saypo this week C H Drake returns from Conrad and plans another trip to Conrad and Cutbank Judge H I Ewing assigns P C Silk as court stenographer Silk resides in Great Falls Mrs J W Quail and daughter return home after visiting W D Jones and others in town New deliveryman named for Chateau Mercantile Co
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H. i. Ewing
P. C. Silk
Mr. Silk
Great Falls
Saypo Residents C H Jefferson and Son Visit Town
C H Jefferson and his son Frank of Saypo stayed in town last Thursday. The elder Jefferson was in town again earlier in the week, staying overnight to visit and conduct local business.
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C. H. Jefferson
Frank
Saypo
Contested Homestead Claim Filed Against Dare
J Ingram Cain files contest against Geo F Dare homestead entry alleging abandonment residence over six months and failure to cultivate or build a house. Hearing at 10 a m April 23 before A C Warner US Commissioner at Choteau.
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J. Ingram Cain
Geo. F. Dare
A.C. Warner
United States
Choteau
Blackfeet Reservation Cattle Not Under Mange Quarantine
Superintendent Churchill rebutts a March article claiming widespread mange and quarantine on the Blackfeet Reservation. He notes Browning stock yards were quarantined by a state veterinarian, but insists most beef cattle are not under quarantine and are cleaner than outside herds.
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Great Falls
Superitendent Churchill
Blackfeet Indian Reservation
Browning
Birch Creek Water Co Files Incorporation Papers
The Birch Creek Water Company filed articles of incorporation on March 20 with the county clerk. Incorporators are G. J. Leech Mary A. Leech Wm Cowgill and Belle Cowgill. Capital stock is set at $100,000.
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Birch Creek Water Co
G.J. Leech
Mary A. Leech
Wm. Cowgill
Belle Cowgill
Real Estate Man C H Campbell Visits for Ranch Sale
C H Campbell, a Great Falls real estate man, came up Friday to handle business tied to the prospective sale of two large ranches he has staged in the community.
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C. H. Campbell
Great Falls
Slriday
Miss Alice Carolus Arrives From Bozeman
Miss Alice Carolus arrives Saturday from Bozeman where she has been since last August with her father and brothers Chas and John Carolus. She expects to make her home here in the future.
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Alice Carolus
Bozeman
Chas
John Carolus
Conrad merchant witnesses in suit heard in town
M N Gordon of Conrad appeared Monday as a witness in a case filed by Collins Mercantile Co. He reported flourishing conditions in his town.
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M.N. Gordon
Conrad
Collins Mercantile Co
Gordon
Jones returns home to Kansas City after long visit
W. D. Jones comes back to his Kansas City residence after a lengthy trip away starting the day after Christmas. He arrived last Thursday in fine health and spirit. Conditions in that area are reported as flourishing.
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W. D. Jones
Kansas City
Mr. Jones
Fort Shaw youths held for Sun River store robbery
Four young Indians from Fort Shaw school were arrested for robbing B. A. Robertson's Sun River store on March 17. They confessed and about $300 worth of goods were stolen, with nearly all recovered. Two other Fort Shaw youths were arrested for robbing a rancher.
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Fort Shaw
B. A. Robertson
Sun Rover
Great Falls
Doctor's narrow auto trip on gumbo road near Collins
Dr Stephens traveled Sunday afternoon to Collins in a Reo runabout. Poor farm roads from Farmington to Spring Coulee caused fears of a breakdown, but the doctor navigated the gumbo stretch safely and urged using the lower road which he found much better for motorists.
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Dr. Stephens
Collins
Farmington
Spring Coulee
Franklin family leaves town for Shannon City home
CG L Franklin and family depart Cha teau for W H Franklin ranch then move to Shannon City to make their home. Health of a child prompted sale of property. Franklin was active in church and Sunday school and a popular local businessman and baseball club member. The community hopes for the child’s recovery and a prosperous future.
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CG. L. Franklin
Chateau
W. H. Franklin
Shannon City
Franklin
Chai i
New Game Law Sets Season Rules For Wildlife
The act tightens hunting windows across species. Grouse pheasants prairie chickens sage hens and fool hens have October only hunting with a daily limit. Water fowl may be hunted Sept 1 to Jan 1. Deer and elk seasons run October and November with limits. Antelope and beaver protected except on property defense with permission. Mountain goats and sheep may be taken in October and November with a one per season limit. Fishing license remains required for residents.
State appoints Devlin deputy humane officer and more
Lavre man Devlin named deputy humane officer for the state. A Billings flour mill fire on March 20 caused about 50 000 dollars in loss, half insured. Senator Dixon heads the new Senate committee on natural resources. Lebeau to be tried in Flathead county April 2 for Yonkums murder. Governor Norris vetoes tax exemption for mortgages. Lincoln County creation lacks proper enrollment affecting county salaries and road districts. Gold finds reported in Three Forks and a rich well digger’s claim staked. O L Bancroft named manager of the experimental dairy farm near Great Falls. Hauser Lake dam washout damages construction. repairs planned. Missoula to enlarge to house a full regiment. one million dollars allocated. Crow Indians to compete at Billings dry farming congress in November. Jules Measles arrested for trafficking white slaves. to be tried in Denver. Forester W R Greeley notes forestation and a million seedlings planned in Jefferson county. Attorney General Galen says school bonds and division affect bond payments and treasury apportionment.
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