Tax Notice for Teton County Montana 1911
The Treasurer’s Office in Choteau Montana issues a notice dated October 2 1911 covering state and county taxes including town taxes for Conrad Valier Shelby Cut Bank and Choteau with fire tax details. First publication October 5 1911.
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Choteau
Montana
Conrad
Valier
Shelby
Bank
State Stock Inspection Fund
Omgamc
Town of
Town of Cut Bank
Chateau Pire
Butter fat price change notice at Golden Rod Creamery
Golden Rod Creamery Co announces a price change effective after October 1 set at 27 cents per pound for butter fat delivered to the creamery until further notice.
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Golden Rod Creamery CO
World on the Move and Wars Drift Through 1911 News
Reports show Britain seeking more navy recruits while Europe faces food shortages and unrest. Taft presses anti trusts amid critique. Peru runs a high altitude copper smelter. Philippine exports hit 40 million with record imports. Admiral Schley dies in New York at 72. Registration for Rosebud Pine Ridge lands in South Dakota proceeds. Pinchot defamation case dropped. Suez traffic hits 4 433 ships. Italy mediates Turkey Tripoli tensions. Photographs question Mormon polygamy. Austin PA flood kills and devastates town. Harriman shopmen strike tests union power.
Masonic Honor for J. G. Bair
Official return from the Montana Grand Lodge confirms J G Bair was installed as Deputy Grand Master at the 1911 Missoula session rather than Senior Grand Warden as wrongly reported by the Acantha. The grand secretary’s letter lists officers, charters, and jurisdiction totals for 1911 including 6299 members in 70 lodges and 167 in six lodges, with the 48th annual meeting set for Butte in 1912.
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Acantha
J.G. Bair
Masonic Grand Lodge
Missoula
Bair
Grand Lodge
Helena
Montana
A. F
A. M. of
M. W
William M. Montgomery
Anaconda
R. W
I. J. Mynard
Great Falls
M. Hutchinson
Whitefish
W. H. Allen
Joliet
R. W. Getty
Hawilton
J. W. Lister
A. J. Broderick
Havre
James Craig
Columbus
Grand Stewart
Sidney I. Morse
Billings
Grandyler
James B. How
Virginia City
M. W. Brothers
S. W. Langhorne
Lew L. Callaway
J. W. Speer
Great Ipalls
Hepner
Cornelius Hedges, Jr
Moses Morris
A. D. Macdonald
John L. Carroll
George O. Freeman
Mondak
Conrad
Wibaux
Cut Bank
Harmony
Sandstone Lodge
Baker
Butte
Big Montana Exhibit at Northwestern Land Show
Montana will occupy five hundred square feet in the St. Paul Auditorium with an official exhibit. Billings men will show Yellowstone valley, Bozeman real estate dealers Gallatin valley products, Helena interests Lewis and Clark county district. Harlowton Commercial Club displays Musselshell district and Lewistown clubs show Lewistown district Judith Basin. Great Falls will present northern Montana products. Montana North Dakota Minnesota are busy with Washington and Oregon nearby.
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St. Paul
Treasure State
Montana
Billings
Yellowstone Valley
Bozeman
Gallatin Valley
Helena
Lewis and Clark County
Harlowton Commercial Club
Musselshell
Lewistown
Judith Basin
Causes of the Turkish Italian War
The article traces the 1878 origin of Italy and Turkey's conflict over Tripoli. Italy claims pacific penetration rights from the Russo Turkish treaty, while Turkish authorities deny mistreatment of Italians. Italy mobilizes, sends a squadron to Tripolitan waters, and warns Turkey against sending troops, signaling a mounting confrontation.
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Italy
Turkey
Tripoli
Rome
Morocco
Constantinople
Tripolitan
Ripoh
Accused of Federal Offense Before U.S. Commissioner
Fred Davis was brought before U.S. Commissioner F.C. Garrett after arrest by Deputy U.S. Marshal Mc Kay on a charge of stealing a horse in July 1910 from Jos. LaMotte, a government ward. Preliminary hearing was set for October 14.
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Fred Davis
U. S
McKay
F.C. Garrett
Walier
Jos. LaMotte
Garrett
Davis
Cook's Cattle Win Again at State Fair Beau Carlos Triumphs
A. B. Cook wins first prize at the state fair with his bull Beau Carlos. He takes multiple prizes for his fine herd, regarded as among the world’s best, at the Flying U ranch near Bynum.
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A.B. Cook
Beau Carlos
Premium For Teton Product
Wm. Hodgskiss received a state fair commission check paying a premium on alfalfa seed.
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Wm. Hodgskiss
State Fair Commission
Alder Gulch Pioneer Dead
The death of T. J. Lowman’s father, an Alder Gulch pioneer aged 81, is reported from Virginia City. The elder Lowman, who arrived in Montana in 1869, passed away at the family home as his son lives in Toston.
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T. J. Lowman
Chateau
Montaolan and Chronicle
Virginia City
Lowman
Montana
Toston
Opening Lyceum Lecture Series In Chateau Monday
Monday evening marks the start of the lyceum lecture course in Chateau. The Midland Concert company features Miss Anna R Lannog violinist Miss May McCracken soprano and piano and Miss Sara Ruth Bates reader. Bates returns to Chateau audiences and will be warmly welcomed. Seats and season tickets are sold at Smith's in Hodgskiss hall.
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Lyceum
Chateau
Midland Concert Company
Anna R. Lannog
Missay McCracken
Sara Ruth Bates
Bates
Hodgskiss Hall
Smith’s
Light Livestock Shipments Down From Last Year on Great Northern
Stock shipments along the Great Northern lines in northern and central Montana are light for this period. The division moved about five trainloads of stock this week, roughly 175 cars, with cattle and sheep sent to Chicago coast Brigham City Utah and Milner range. Experts estimate October loads at around 400 cars and overall season totals near 1,500 cars versus 2,500 in 1910, reflecting fewer herds and depleted feed.
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Great Northern
Montana
Great Balls Sribune
Butte
Chicago
Brigham City
Utah
Milner
Big Hale
Seattle
1911 Tax Assessments and Totals by County
The county clerk completed the 1911 assessment book now at the county treasurer for tax notices. Total valuation covers real and personal property aside from railroads plus railroad lines. Total taxes due amount to 218,842.82 with the Great Northern Railway to pay 68,534.41, about one third of the total.
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A. C. Burbank
Great Northern Railway
Aviator Dixon Killed In Montana Aerial Accident
D. C. Dixon a nineteen year old aviator died after his aircraft plunged from a height of about a hundred feet at Spoxane while a treacherous air current from a railroad cut was blamed for the overturning. He earned a pilot license last August after years in balloon and airship work beginning at age thirteen and was widely admired in Helena and beyond.
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D. C. Dixon
Helena
Spoxane
Montana
Young Dixon
First To Dig James Gibson Pays Early Tax Record
James Gibson becomes the first man to pay his taxes for the current year and holds the same record for that year.
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James Gibson
Montana News Roundup Highlights Local Developments
Montana reports include an East Helena postal savings bank opening on Oct. 16, fair scenes in Sanders County and Plains, a state medical exam in Helena, weather tallies at Great Falls, and Montana rising in divorces. Other items cover a Lewistown judge replacement, Laurel church session, a fiber mill in Great Falls, and cathedral spire funding in Helena.
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East Helena
Sanders County
Plains
Helena
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