Beaverhead Ranch stockholders return from trip. beet sugar prospects noted
Beaverhead Ranch directors and stockholders, returning to Helena and Dillon after a Sunday trip, report excellent ranch conditions. Crops include alfalfa totalling about 6000 tons with first cut already made, oats at 60 bushels per acre, and wool 150000 pounds sold at 17.5 cents. Beets show promise with about twenty nearby farmers growing them and potential factory near Idaho Falls. land consists of 3600 acres with water, usable for beet growing or leasing.
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Beaverhead Ranch Company
Helena
Dillon
Lewis Penwell
Mr. Penwell
D. A. Cory
W. T. Pig
Cory
Idaho Falla
Blood Poison and Political Reform Promise
The speaker warns that remedies to social evils must come soon, or consequences worsen. He criticizes a dominant party for abuses, pledges gradual reforms, and argues for rewards based on individual merit under a citizen rule government. He vows to make justice for all and ensure everyone gains from their labor.
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Meaure
Mining and land transfers listed with deeds and filings
A registry of warranty deeds from Boone to Mauldin and Paxton Sheep Co. plus multiple water rights and mining locations in Dillon area. Includes patents to Mary Barretty, various lodes and placers in South Side District and Bald Mountain, and the filing of Pioneer Gold Mining Company articles of incorporation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boone
W. Nealand
Mauldin
John W. Eatly
Paxton Sheep Co
Ot’ Dillon
Gerhard Albers
Paxton’ Sheep. Co
Dillon
Mary
James Paxton
Apringa
James Paxtgp
Slough
W. C. Brown
Cornell
Swangon
W. H. Nichola
Mountain Boy
Big Slide
Pine Grove
Laveyette Lode
Treasure Box
Lake Queen Lode
Stem Winder Lode
South Side
John C. Steger
George C. Ashworth
June Placer
Bannack
G. L. Farnham
Dacotah Mill
Bald Mountain District
W. D. Nichols
L. J. Swanson
South Side Placer
South Side District
Lake View Placer
Pioneer Gold-Mining Company
Sleeping car bedding innovation on Southwest Limited trains
The Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul Railway introduces white counterpanes on its Southwest Limited between Chicago and Kansas City, replacing heavy woolen blankets. Blankets will be in reserve and within reach for cooler nights, aiming to improve passenger comfort and appeal to travelers who prefer a inviting bed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway Company
Chicago
Kansas City
Deeds and Mining Transfers in August Week Ending List
Warranty deeds transfer three lots in Normal Addition from Matthew Orr to Luella Hobson and to Hana Anderson for small sums. Multiple Jackson area plots described. Several 80 acre and larger mining and placer deeds pass between Pratt, Hennessey, O Rourke and others with $1 to $2,000 considerations. Water rights and final settlements in Dillon area conclude the record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matthew Orr
Luella Hobson
Hana Anderson
Jaane Ww. Finnley
T. E. Gray
Jackson
Thomas Edward Gray
Margaret Larimer
Sylvester P.staton
J. W. Pratt
Upper North Fork
Big Hole River
Big Hole Basin
William Avery
Dan Grant
K. J. Ripley
Central Lode
Apex Lode
Silver Star Lode
Elkhorn District
John W., Pratt
Mary F. Hennessey
Pratt Bar
Joseph Creek
Trail Creek
Georgia
Red Boot
Big Sheek
Polarig
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the Examiner
Williamson Haffner CO
AMA
Denver
Colo
The
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway
John W. Morton CO
Sylvester FP. Staton
Mary O’ Rourke
Big Sheep
David Gibson
Polaris
Benjamin F. Sink
Henderson
F. Sebyold
Little Sheep Creek
Henderson F. Seybold
Lone Tree Canyon Creek
Catherine J. Burket
Little Sheep Cr
Catherine I. Burkett
North Fork
Peter Petergon
J. P. Flyno
Blue Stone
Dead Man
A. Fisher
Straight & Gun
B. Myers
Golden Eagle Lode
Peter Wilaon
Mary Wilson
John Shinéberger
Joseph Shineberger
Redrock
Elizabeth Shineberger
Eliel Brothers
Shineberger
Dillon, Montana
Josephine Turch Baker
Mpiis Ihnem
Union Electric Co
P. Han
K. W
Gale By
A.A. McDonald
W. C. T. U. Society
White Ribbon’ Shoe Company
Fort Dodge
Iowa
Golden Rule
Jos. C. Smith
Edwin Nerris
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