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Choteau Montanan

Location

Choteau, Montana, United States of America

Date

Mar 25, 1921

Page

6

Survey Drive Aims to Complete Montana Federal Mapping

Federal survey teams plan to map nearly all lands in Montana east of the Rockies during the coming season with a triple crew on the Crow reservation and single crews surveying the Crow agency and Pryor townsites. By June four crews will work in eastern Montana and four in the west to prepare for final allotment and opening.

Montana Crow Indian Reservation J. Scott Harrison Rocky Mountains Crow Reservation Mr. Harrison Harrison Crow Agency Pryor Agency

Gallatin Pioneer Operated First Thresher in Montana

Benjamin F. Eisel of Gallatin county, 85, honored by Bozeman Odd Fellows with a 50 year jewel for his pioneer work. He helped bring the first threshing machine to Bozeman in 1866 and later operated the valley’s first steam threshers used by farmers like Alderson, Ruffner, and Tracy. He crossed with Jim Bridger in 1864 and settled near Bozeman. now living in Bozeman with his wife, a Kratt eer descendant, who long operated a steam rig.

Benjamin F. Eisel Gallatin County Odd Fellows Bozeman Rebekah Lodge Eisel Plains Jim John M. Bozeman Coover Yellowstone Bisel Virginia City Coover & McAdow W. W. Alderson Sanford Ruffner Gallatin Valley George Washington Kratteer

Rail line changes put irrigation under Montana commission

Montana irrigation districts now fall under two plans with approval of H. B. 97. The Montana Irrigation Commission will supervise districts, with members drawn from the Montana Railroad Commission and engineers appointed by the same body. The bill allows bond certification by either the old 1909 panel or the irrigation commission. All steps from petition to dissolution of districts move under the irrigation commission. The commission also oversees the blue sky law S. B. 103 and H. B. 213 on oil pipelines as common carriers, while hearings on freight classifications must be held by the railroad commission.

Montana J. M. Dixon Montana Irrigation Commission Montana Railroad Commission Commission Irrigation Commission State Irrigation Commission Public Service Commission Railroad Commission

Disabled veterans get statewide drive for vocational aid

A traveling case board with a doctor contact officer and eligibility officer will visit eight Montana towns to examine disabled World War I veterans and arrange government funded vocational education with subsistence. Transportation and lodging are provided, with dates and sites listed in Glasgow Great Falls Kalispell Missoula Butte Lewistown Billings Glendive.

Federal Board For Vocational Education Veterans Welfare Commission American Legion of Montana Keith-Plaza Building Minneapolis Minn Glasgow Rundle Sheridan Roosevelt Valley Phillips Blaine Great Falls American Legion Club Cascade Teton Chouteau Pondera Hill, Toole Lewis and Clark Kalispell Madison Jefferson Broadwater Lewistown Elk Club Fergus Meagher Wheatland Musselshell Billings Northern Gallatin, Park Sweet Grass Stillwater Carbon Yellowstone Big Horn Treasure Glendive City Garfield McCone Dawson Richland Wibaux Prairie Rosebud Powder River Carter Custer Fallon Thomas Busha American Legion Red Cross American Red Cross

Cement Trust indicted over price and delivery schemes

Federal grand jury in New York charges 74 cement firms and 40 officers with Sherman Act violations. Three Forks Portland Cement Co. of Denver operates plants at Trident in Gallatin County and Hanover in Fergus County Montana. The case details alleged price fixing, territory divisions, delivery price schemes, arbitrary freight bases, and warehouse delivery limits to control supply and restrict buyers.

New York City United States Portland Cement Trust Rocky Mountain States Montana Cement Securities Company Denver Three Forks Portland Cement Co Colorado Trident Gallatin Hanover Fergus County Three Forks Portland Cement Company Northwestern Cement Corporations Colorado Portland Cement Company Nebraska Cement Company International Portland Cement Company Spokane Ogden Portland Cement Company Ogden Utah Olympic Portland Cement Company Seattle Superior Portland Cement Company Oregon Portland Cement Company Portland Portland Cement Company Salt Lake

Bitter Root pea contracts, prices cut amid overstocked canneries

Bitter Root valley firms limit pea acreage despite overstock fears as prices drop to one and a half to two cents. N B Keeney & Sons will contract 1,000 acres this season while Great Western Co may not reduce contracts as much as expected. Grover Cleveland Bergdoll revival proposed due to cruelty to the public.

N. B. Keeney & Sons le Suer M. M. Walker Great Western Company

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