World at Large and Industrial Developments Report
The article notes a Mormon church correspondence school to train missionaries. It highlights US residents controlling gold mines in Korea as highly profitable. It projects over 5 000 all steel passenger cars in US railroads by year end. A battery powered electric fan fits in a top hat. A plan to partition China with the south becoming a republic is mentioned amid Chinese rebellion. Engineers dredging a Russian river are described.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
China
Submerged Oak Forest Yields Logs Over 100 Feet
Reports describe a submerged oak forest spanning several square miles from which logs exceeding 100 feet have been harvested. Other items note Balfour’s resignation as unionist leader in England amid internal strife, a Commerce Court injunction on reduced freight rates to the Pacific, and claims that paper can be produced from woods other than spruce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Commerce Court
Pacific Coast
Wausau, Wis
Odd Fellows Banquet Hosts 50 Guests Despite Weather
Odd Fellows Entertain Chateau Lodge No 11 with a sizable banquet for members and outside friends. Whist and conversation opened the evening, a lengthy banquet followed featuring oysters roast chicken and more while many outside guests were kept away by the bad weather. Toasts included Welcome Address by Bro Ferris and remarks by multiple members with themes on fellowship and the Grand Lodge.
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Chateau Lodge
Odd Fellows
H. A. Prescott
Grace
HH. Heizer
Ferris
B.b.toan
Doll James Buford
Odd Fellowship
Phil S. Cole
Jed, Hannan
McGregor Friendship
Connor Love
Ceeeeeees Sro
J. Roberson Troth
A. McPhee
Time Granted on Reclamation Delinquency Extensions
Under Interior Department ruling no steps to enforce forfeiture for late payments on Reclamation projects will occur before March 15, 1912. Extensions apply to Sun River Montana Shoshone Wyoming cases, with March 15 1912 payment deadlines and staggered notices for Minidoka Lower Yellowstone and others, delaying cancellation for non payment.
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Washington
Secretary of the Interior
Sun Liver
Montana
Shoshone
Wyoming
Minidoka
Idaho
Lower Yellowstone
North Platte
Wyoming- Nebraska
Carlsbad
New Mexico
Belle Fourcche
South Dakota
Seven Silver Trophy Cups Dominate Montana State Fair Exhibits
The Montana State Pair showcased strong competition with seven silver trophy cups awarded to exhibitors from Armington Helena Bozeman Chinook Waterloo and Broadview Gust Seigling Armington wins for grains Jas Griffin Chinook for apples Lewis Penwell Helena for winter wheat straw Patrick Carney Waterloo for potatoes J S Byers Broadview for corn T A Marlow Helena for county or association grains and T Menard Bozeman for oats to straw Great Northern Railway offered eight cups and plans to sponsor more next year.
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Montana
Great Northern Railway
Helena
Armington
Bozeman
Broadview
Chinook
Waterloo
Gust Seigling
Jas
Griffin
Lewis Penwell
Patrick Carney
J. S. Byers
T. A. Marlow
T. Menard
Great Northern
Pioneer
Great Northwest
Paper bag cooking tested by Montana state women
In Bozeman on November 7 the home science students at Montana State College experiment with paper bag cooking. They bake apples and potatoes and beans in oil paper bags, noting quick cooking, contained odors, and retained flavor. Miss Lita A. Harkins predicts widespread use for simple baking operations.
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Bozeman
Home Science Department
Montana State College of Agriculture and Mechanic Arts
Lita A. Harkins
The
State College
Paper bag gains role in household cooking use
The author notes paper bags could prove practical for many cooking tasks in homes and believes they may become an important everyday household item for handling a variety of foods.
Montana County Funds for Northwestern States Exhibit
County commissioners set aside 150 for Montana to be represented at the Northwestern States fair in St. Paul. The fund supports the Governors' special train tour and eastern advertising of Northwest agricultural possibilities. About a dozen Montana counties have appropriated the amount. An immense exhibit from the state fair will be sent to St. Paul.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Teton County
St. Paul
Norris
Northwestern
Pacific Coast
Northwest
Still Trouble In Coal Fields
A Fernie B C resident writes to a relative in Chateau denying any settlement of strike troubles in British Columbia coal districts. Alberta mines may have a deal but conditions here remain harsh with radical union elements blocking returns to work. Mounted police patrol streets and yards after a mob nearly beat a man to death, though locals say safety improved with police presence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fernie
B. C
Chateau
British Columbia
Lethbridge
Alberta
Choteau Cattle Tops Market in Western Sale
Two top notch sales highlighted by the Chicago Live Stock Reporter. A J Cowell of Choteau Montana had 88 beef steers weighing 1288 pounds average price 6.85 to top the western range grass cattle that day. G M Sweeney of Exalka Montana had 21 head 1152 pounds average at 3605 for a strong sale.
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Chicago Live Stock
A. J. Cowell
Choteau
Mont
G. M. Sweeney
Exalka
Masonic Lodge Installed in Conrad
A new Masonic lodge was installed in Conrad on Wednesday with many local Masons in attendance. Notable visitors included I. O. Larson Chas Wymer and J S Innes Otto Wagnild Jas Robison John D. Moore from the Chateau lodge and other regional Masons.
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Conrad
Chateau Lodge
I’. O. Larson
Chas. Wymer
J. Roberson
J S. Innes
Otto Wagnild
Jas. Robison
John D. Moore
Teachers Examination Planned at Dupuyer Conrad and Choteau
Examination overseen by Dupuyer County Superintendent Nellie R. Brown will be held in Dupuyer as well as at Conrad and Choteau on November 24 and 25. The event targets prospective teachers in the region with schedules set for late November.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie R. Brown
Dupuyer
Conrad and Choteau
Post Office Reverses Santa Claus Mail Ban
Postmaster General Hitchcock rescinded a ban on letters addressed to Santa Claus. Such mail may now be delivered to charitable institutions or benevolent individuals who request them instead of being returned or destroyed. He believes this practice can bring happiness to many needy children without leading to abuses.
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Post Office Department
Santa Claus
Hitchcock
Montana News Mixes Saloons and Rises of Industry
Montana headlines report Mayor Duncan’s push to push saloons from Billings restricted district, Great Falls becoming Start-Parr engine HQ, and Milk River discharges 41 000 tons of soda yearly. Included are legal cases, university enrollment gains, and a Culbertson fire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duncan
Butte
Great Falls
The
Start-Parr Gasoline Engine Company
Montana
United States Geological Survey
New Directors Elected At Golden Red Creamery Meeting
At the stockholders meeting of the Golden Red Creamery the board named for the coming year includes Chas. G. Monkman John R. Gleason Alex Burrell Jr W L Verve and A B A Gamble Monkman was elected president Burrell vice president Verge treasurer and Gawble secretary.
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The
Golden Red Creamery Company
Chas. G. Monkman
John R. Gleason
Alex Burrell, Jr
W. L. Verve
A. BA. Gamble
Monkaman
Burrell
Verge
Gawble
Lecture by Professor Barnes at Bozeman High School
Bozeman High School will host Professor Barnes from the Agricultural College at Bozeman for a lecture tomorrow afternoon at 3 o clock. The subject is not announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barnes
Agricultural College
Bozeman
Local Notices and Rural Trading Reads
Local notices report K G McLean bought Paul Jacobson’s residence with possession to be given the first of the year. Great Northern stock shipments are delayed while A J Cowell’s sheep and Hodgskiss cattle are held up. Roads are blocked by snow. Arthur Hirshberg is at Great Falls hospital with no serious trouble. Will Richards and Guy Parker return from a hunting trip with one deer amid bad weather.
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K.G. McLean
Paul Jacobson
Great Northern
A. J. Cowell
Arthur Hirshberg
Great Falls
Will Richards
Guy Parker
Hunters Head for Sunriver Headwaters Tomorrow
C.8 McDonald and G. E. Bowers plan a hunting trip tomorrow to the headwaters of Sunriver. Mrs T. A. Smith and Mrs. Clarence Looney hosted the Industrial group yesterday afternoon at Mrs Smith’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McDonald
G. E. Bowers
Sunriver
T. A. Smith
Clarence Looney
Jewelers Shop Change at Corson Stand
J. B. Olson, long employed by Kyron Corson as jeweler and watch repairer, has assumed that branch of the business and will operate it independently at the former location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B., Olson
Kyron Corson
Mr. Corson
Boy Walter Mathews Injured Playing on Pole Wire
Walter Mathews son of Mr and Mrs Walter Mathews of this city was badly hurt Wednesday forenoon when he climbed a telephone pole guy wire at the school house. He fell to the ground and injured his abdomen but is reported progressing well at home with hopes no serious injuries will develop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Mathews
San
Culbertson Republican
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M. D
Choteau, Mont
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W. M
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Connor Building
HA. Prescott
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MO. C. Ferris
U. S. Commissioner and Notary Public
Collins Teron County
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U. S
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Choteau, Montana
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George W. Magee
Telephone
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Ohoteau
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Great Falls, Mont
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Supreme Court
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Kalispell
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Asvit
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Elias B. Rose
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State Board of Medical Examiners
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