Boils 10 Death in Hot Springs
William Nevil a longtime Big Hole basin resident drowned in the boiling pool at Jackson hot springs after a prolonged spree He entered the springs with the proprietor’s permission around 730 pm his body found the next morning decomposed He had heart disease and left no known relatives Funeral held in Jackson this afternoon. EB Timmins reported deeds and land transfers in Dillon including two lots in West Side addition Hang Peterson to George W Terrell desert lands on Bloody Dick creek unsurveyed 820 acres clearance and water right four cubic feet per second of Big Sheep creek
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Nevil
Big Hole
Jackson
Nevil
Nevill
EB. Timmons
West Side
Dillon
Finley Cunnard
Dan Mooney
Barnett
Hang Peterson
George W. Terrell
Bloody Dick Creek
Horse Prairie Valley
Clarence S. Badcon
Big Sheep Creek
Realty Transfers for Past Week
Real estate transfers include patents for Ermmest Howell for 310.68 acres on the Dillon beach east area Jens P Elmose 160 acres in upper Horse Prairie valley Robert Duff 160 acres in upper Centennial valley Administrators Deed William Kit to estate administrator of James M Egan to Richard G Ames about 160 acres on upper Horse Prairie creek for 1600 Warranty Deed George W Terrell to Hans Peterson one lot in Thomson's addition to Dillon 10 John Kent to Clarence
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ermmest Howell
Dillon
Jens P. Elmose
Upper Horse Prairie Valley
Robert Duff
Upper
Centennial Valley
William Kitto
James M. Egan
Richard G. Ames
Upper Horse Prairie Creek
George W. Terrell
Hans Peterson
Thomson
John Kent
Clarence
Don’t Sell Incubator Eggs to Market
A warning to poultry raisers about incubator eggs sold as fresh spring eggs. Fertile incubator eggs fail to hatch or store well and are labeled low grade. Mixing incubator eggs with fresh eggs lowers packers’ offered prices and harms the farmer’s market.
Canadian Inferior to Montana Lands Boost Rep Moves to Northwest
Frank Harkness, a Northern Idaho landholder, urged Montana promotion over Canada after touring Saskatchewan. He argued Montana offers better returns for Midwestern farmers, citing lower land costs in parts of Eastern Montana and prospects in beef cattle and hog production. He warned that emigration to Canada would slow if railroads boosted Montana and Northwest advertising, and he plans to steer Iowa investors toward cheaper Eastern Montana lands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Western States
Middle West
Mississippi
Missouri River
Frank Harkness
Idaho
Butte
Saskatchewan
Canada
Jana
Harkness
Northwest
Mississippi River
Judith Basin
Iowa
Departments urge farmers on infertile eggs for home use
They advise farmers to use infertile eggs from incubatories at home and to send only fresh eggs to market, a move meant to reduce losses.
Future of Buffalo Secure The Bison Not Extinct Says Henshaw
H W Henshaw chief of the bureau of biological survey says the buffalo is safe from extinction. Public interest, buffalo ranges in Nebraska Montana and South Dakota, and growing captivity may lead to the animal becoming a domestic asset. Canada and the Banff park support bison herds as the species rises in captivity and economic importance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. W. Henshaw
Bureau of Biological Survey
Department of Agriculture
Buffalo Jones
Nebraska
Montana
South Dakota
Henshaw
Banff National Park
Canada
America
England
Congress
State of Montana approves Home Insurance Company line
Montana State Auditor certifies Home Insurance Company of New York is authorized to transact fire and marine insurance in Montana until March 31, 1915 based on a 1913 sworn statement. It lists paid in capital 6,000,000 and assets 33,139,915.81 with liabilities 17,066,896.12 and net surplus 10,073,019.69.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WM. Keating
Seed Potatoes for Sale at Windy Hill Ranch
Dry land seed potatoes choice Early Rose offered at two dollars per hundred. CRitten den Windy Hill ranch Dillon Montana.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Future of Buffalo Secure
State of Montana—Insurance Department
Mr. Businessman
THE
Dillon Examiner
Arz& Bunn Co
Utz & Dunn Co
Eliel Brothers
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