Cattle Movement and Livestock News From Basin to Coast Markets
Cattle traders report heavy moving of cattle from the basin to Redrock and thence to Portland Omaha and the Pacific coast markets due to hay shortages. Buyers from Fryde Bruhn Seattle and J M Kennedy of Seattle purchase hundreds of head, with horses and other stock shipped to Miles City and Butte. A washout delays shipments, while rail rates and livestock tonnage reforms prompt stockmen to demand relief via a national conference in Denver next month. Edna Clymer to relocate to Kalispell followin remarriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Big Hole
Redrock
Pocatello
Charles F. Martin
Denver
National Live Stock Association
Martin
Chicago
Fort Worth
Springer
Mississippi River
Congress
West Texas Stock Journal
Notice to Creditors and Court Terms in Beaverhead
Notice to creditors of Agnes M Browne deceased four months to present claims to administrator Joseph A Browne Dillon Beaverhead. Also order fixing 1904 district court terms Jefferson Jefferson and Madison counties be g held January April July October February May August November March June September December Boulder Montana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agnes M. Browne
W.S. Barbour
Dillon
Beaverhead
Joseph A. Browne
District Court
Fifth Judicial District
Jefferson County
Beaverhead County
Madison County
Boulder
Canyon of the Grand on Rio Grande Route Featured
The Rio Grande line promotes its canyon as a scenic winter and summer attraction. The brochure cites Cy Warman praising the Canyon of the Grand and offers tickets and rates through General Agent G. W. Fitzgerald in Butte Montana.
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Canyon of the Grande
Cy Warman
Canyon of the Grand
G. W. Fitzgerald
Butte
Mont
Dissolution Notice of Dillon Saloon Partnership
The Dillon Montana saloon partnership between A Grannis and B F Froman is dissolved by mutual consent. All debts are to be paid to A Grannis & Co., which will settle the firm’s outstanding bills. The business continues as A Grannis & Co. dated April 18 1904. First publication April 19 1904. 4t.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Grannis
B. F. Froman
Dillon
Montana
A. Grannis & Co
Democratic state convention slated for May 17 1904 Great Falls
Helena reports the Democratic state central committee orders a convention in Great Falls at 2 p m May 17 1904 to elect six delegates and six alternates for the national convention in St Louis July 6 1904. Delegation apportionment follows votes cast for congress in 1902 with county by county tallies. Rules establish county residency for delegates alternates vote casting and unit rule exceptions. J E Martin acting chairman T H Kurtz secretary.
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Helena
Mont
Marc
State Central Committee
Great Falls
St. Louis
Congress
Beaverhead
Broadwater
Chanteau
Custer
Dawson
Deer Lodge
Percy
Granite
Haw Regia
Jefferson
Lewis and Clarke
Madison
Meagher
Missoula
Joeman
Powell
Ravalli
Sweet Grass
Walen
Ckote
Valley
Yellowstone
Democratic State Central Committee
J. E. Martin
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Fryde-Bruhn
Seattle
Turner and
Cornwall
Jas. Toomey
Portland
Herman Jackson
Omaha
Martin Barrett
J. M. Kennedy
Frye-Brohn Company
Kennedy
Anton Jackson
Charles Wrepnty
Joseph Butella
Miles City
J. K. Hample
Jack Moran
Fryhe-Bruhn Company
Hample
Bedrock
John Mifflin
D. J. Stevens
Ed Englesgjeld
Fox Ranch
Bert Orr
Whitlash
P. & O. Company
Bert
C. A. Smith
Lorsea
C. C. Cornel
Fred Brock
Chan. Baker
James Judge
Home Park
A. L. Anderson
J. G. Erwin
Smith
Tom Yost
Lima
D. P Lock
Market Lake
P. B. Trennary
Edna Clymer
Kaliapell
Mr. Clymer
Bly
Democratic State Com
Thos
C. Kurtz
Eleen Martin
T. B. Landers
C. C. Robert Boone
R &S
W. V. Kingsbury
Metlen
Kunzman’s
Geo. Kunzman
Bannack St
Dillon, Mont
Dow
Rown Tailoring CO
Dillon, Montana
Mgr
Andre