Montana Pioneers Gather in Livingston Septembers Meet
The thirty fourth annual meeting of the Society of Montana Pioneers will be held in Livingston from September 5 to 8. Many from Bozeman and Gallatin County plan to attend with events including a ball and lawn fete. Excursion rates to Yellowstone National Park are offered for Sept 7 departures. Membership is open to anyone who arrived in Montana on or before December 31 1868, with eligible descendants as well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Society of Montana Pioneers
Livingston
Bozeman
Gallatin County
Livingston Chamber of Commerce
Yellowstone Transportation Company
Yellowstone Park Hotel Company
Yellowstone National Park
Old Faithful Inn
Canyon Hotel
Society of Sons and Daughters of Montana Pioneers
Montana
Survey of Plowed Ground Aims at State-Cooperative Effort
A Montana conference at the state house led to a cooperative plan between the U S Department of Agriculture the state council of defense county councils of defense and extension work to survey cultivated land. The effort under the state defense council will include county and state agricultural agents surveys and is expected to take about three to four weeks once junior society applicants are accepted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Department of Agriculture
State Council of Defense
County Council of Defense
Agricultural Extension Work
Department of Agriculture and Publicity
State House
8. A. Jones
United States Bureau of Crop Estimates
Guy Fitzpatrick
Montana
Charles OD. Greenfield
Agriculture and Publicity
E. C. Elliott
F. B E. Cooley
Bozeman Agricultural College
Harvest Day Hope for Duke Gist Amid Alfalfa Cut
Duke Gist and his family traveled from Dillon Tuesday night and plan a park to park trip. If he completes the second cutting of alfalfa in time he will join Harvest Day. An I W W incident near Wisdom hotel led to a confrontation with a man grabbed by the collar and struck with a boot, witnessed by bystanders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duke Gist
Dillon
Park Highway
Mr. Gist
Duke
Wisdom Hotel
Basin News
Notice of Proposed Increase of Capital Stock
Notice is given of a stockholders meeting of Security State Bank Dillon Montana on October 1 1917 at 8 PM to decide whether capital stock should be increased to 50000. Directors C Thornton R H Ryburn Nels Nelson sign the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Security State Bank
Dillon
County of
Beaverhead
State of
Montana
Co. C. Thornton
R. H. Ryburn
Nels Nelson
Department of the Interior
U. S. Land Office
Helena
Coy J. Brown
Township
Range 6
Meridian
Fred Rife
Dillon Montana 1917 Sower District boundaries described
The document outlines Sower Districts A and B in Dillon Montana, detailing boundary lines along streets and railroad right of way, and notes repeal of conflicting ordinances and immediate effect. It includes official certification dates and signatures by City Clerk Henry G. Rodgers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City of
Dillon
Montana
Oregon
R. R. Company
Idaho Street
Atlantic Street
Cornell Street
Dakota Street
Gilmore & Pittsburgh R. R
Sophia Burfield
Spruce Street
Pacific Street
North Street
Oregon Short Line Railroad Company
Sebree
Dillon Street
Argenta Street
Bannack Street
Blacktail Deer Creek
Sebree Street
Sower
Dillon Examiner
J. H. Gilbert
Henry G. Rodgers
State of
Beaverhead
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Bank OF Personal Service
C. C. Thornton
Pearl S. Smith
R. H. Ryburn Marshall Field
Phat
Yearfan
Russell
Leadore
Idaho
Madge Yeaman
Waterman Motor Company
Detroit
F.H. Piercy
Manning Electric Shop
Commissioner of the
General Land Office
R. S
Hannah Hoffman
R. W
Alfred Spencer
Jackson
Seyneyx
Sey
Seyswy
Range
District Court
William S. Tash
Nathan A. Ames
William A. Pahnish
Bannack
Michael E. Carroll
Jos. Rede
Register
George H. Baker
Roscoe Cornell
Ira M. Wagner
Charles A. Green
JOS. Okdr, Register
Fifth Judicial District
John Sullivan
Beaverhead County
Range Eight
Robison & Miller
B. N. Stevenson
Guardian
United States Land Office
Ted B. Collins
Jos. Oker
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