Montana and Its Irrigation Driving Growth and Wealth
Senator Carter outlines Montana as a land of vast irrigation potential and mineral wealth. He highlights copper and gold output, livestock, and timber, with government projects in Milk River and Yellowstone valleys to reclaim 60 000 acres each. Alfalfa yields promise high profits, and irrigation promises mass settlement under the reclamation act enabling 160 acre farms with water rights after ten years of payments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. E. Vandercook
Northwest
Milwaukee Sentinel
Montana
Thomas H. Carter
Helena
Nebraska
Kansas
Iowa
Dakotas
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Milk River
Great Northern Railway
Yelowatone
Northern Pacific Railway
Billings
United States
Yellowstone River
Billinga
Forsyth
Rosebud County
Yellowstone Valley
Glendive
Bort Buford
Missouri River
Nest
Orllinois
Gallatin Valley
Berlin
Germany
Stockholm
Liverpool
Duluth
Gallatin
Fergus County
Judith Gap
Livingston
Real Estate Transfers For the Week Ending July 31
The week lists numerous property deeds and oil placer locations in Dillon and nearby areas. Transactions include warranty and quit claim deeds, water rights transfers, and multiple oil placer locations across Excelsior, Wild Cat, Lightning, Columbus, and Lovell regions with various claimants and map references.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Stahl
Charles Nelson
Stahl
Dillon
George T. Mast
Orlando Mast
Sirch Creek
P. G. Nelson
Birch Creek
Harrison Bender
Bender
Beaverhead Dam
Marie A. Fournier
Butte Springs
Abraham L. Dean
Mussigbrod Creek
James C. Peterson
Emil Zorn
Pintler Creek
Celinda Paris
Warm Spring Creek
Katy E. Hopp
Bloody Dick Creek
A. L. Stone
Excelsior
Henneberry Creek
Win, Rodden Et
B. E. Sprinkle
Small Horn Canyon
Lovell Basin
A. C. Hammond
J. Bowen
Columbus
Smallhorn Canyon
Terrence Flynn
J. T. Williams
B. Burrows
C. We Scott
Gallagher Creek
E.B. Sprinke
Mike Dean
Fred Williams
Uncle Sam
Gallagher Basin
L Stone
Gallagher
A. €. Hammond Et al
J.T. Wil
Notice to Contractors for Dillon College plumbing bids
Sealed proposals by A. L. Stone secretary of the executive board of the State Normal College Dillon Montana for plumbing and heating of the new main building and changes to present buildings. Bids received by 8 pm August 17 1905. Plans at Dillon and Helena offices. $590 certified check with bid. 50 percent bonds required. Right to reject bids reserved. First publication July 12 1905. 6-1
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. L. Stone
State Normal College
Gard College
Dillon
Montana
C. S. Haire
Helena
J. B. Poindexter
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Smith
Liams
Gallagher Bagin
John Lee
Colorado
E. Stroud
Silver Reef
Henry Laughlin
John Sullivan
Apex
Timber Gulch Creek
Dillon Montana
Golden Rule Store
Idaho Sts
Hi. A. Bond, M. D
the Examiner
County
Derby
Government Tobacco and Sulphur Bath
Dillon, Mont
Milwaukee Mowers
New York