Cattle Movement From Big Hole To Coast Markets
Hundreds of cattle are being shipped from the Big Hole to the coast with Anaconda as the shipping point and some heading to Dawson. The coast markets remain strong as demand and prices stay high, with chains of shipments by varying routes to Seattle and other ports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hole
Anaconda
Dawson
Bedoattle
Montina
Spain
Basta
Montana
Acaconda
Secur
Sheep convoy to Great Falls and Canada bound cattle shipment
Over 4600 head of mutton sheep driven from Dillon to Great Falls by Great Northern cars. Owner LD Pagstey bought them from Tontuy Haw of Rattlesnake and WoT Propper of Redrock. Sheep aged two years. load includes ewes and wethers. shipment involves multiple yards and loading points with noted feed and transit details.
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Dillon Sanday
Butte
Great Northern
Great Falls
LD. Pagstey
Tontuy
Propper
Redrock
Ma Paystey
Urey
Hooper
Utah
Montana
Iito Canada
Roth
Bal Fou
WM Sturgis Death Notice From Plorikla Mine District
William Sturgis died April 10 in Plorikla. He was father of Mrs. Kate Poindeater of this city and a discoverer of Hovia Mine. The obituary notes his long life, ties to Michigan and Canada, and his fields as a property owner and prospector in the area around Mount Peasant and upper Canada. The report blends local memory with scattered place names and dates, reflecting a rural mining community obituary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plorikla
Yes
Kate
William Sturgis
Kate Poindeater
New Saigene
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Axminsters
Brussels
T J
Wrth
Brive
Seattle
Prye Teihia Company
Bbc Deintire Snac
Aiadin
Ives Amaisies
Geeba
St. Cuith
Cleetiasol F
Willie
Borte
Canada
Geore
Tle National Park
Tech
Posieteviet Adbee Tans
Maan Bay
Il Plauipel
Onde
PRG
Fesyegy
G.tee
Ibis
Perset
Beccatid
Beatie Tee
Mrs. Goodyear
WM. Sturgis
Poindeater
Hovia
Catefornia
Tthemdonuyon
Bili
Eiape
Hisathals Feloes
Biesai
di Plateau
Finnerdars
Sky
Ade
Licag
Bes
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