Boy builds chicken farm to save family from debt
Ben Singer, fourteen, starts a two coop chicken venture after his mother’s death and his father’s rheumatism leave them poor. He sells hens to raise money, faces a sheriff sale to satisfy a creditor, and narrowly bids against loss as the sheriff auction ends with no takers for the poultry and house goods.
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Hiram Bassett
Ben Singer
Ben
Mr. Bassett
Mr. Singer
Miata
Staiger
Suegers
Ile
Nestors
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Coldard
Roy
Bassett
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Notice of Forfeiture in Beaverhead Montana Quartz Claims
Thomas H. Fox is notified that labor and improvements totaling one hundred dollars per claim were expended on two quartz lode claims The Red Bird in the Utopian Mining District and the Bulger Quartz in the same district Both located in unorganized Beaverhead County Montana With publication the owner may lose coequal interest if Fox does not contribute his share within ninety days under the 1834 revised statutes and section 2421
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Diton, Beaverhead Co
Mont
Thomas H. Fox
Red Bird
Utopian
Heaverhead
Montana
Discovery Shaft
Northwest Corner Stake
Southwest Corner Stake
Southeast Corner Stake
Northeast Corner Stake
North End Center
Bulger Quarts Lode
Utopian Mining District
Point of Discovery
Beaverhead
United States
Disincorporation Petition Notice in Montana Court
Notice announces Pyblic Commercial Company of Pony, Beaverhead County seeks disincorporation before the District Court Fifth Judicial District Montana. Hearing set for Saturday December 1 8065 at court house in Dillon Montana with objections allowed. Also includes notice of a land claim verification and public testimony procedures with W E Org, Register, and attorney John Sortis. First publication November 13.
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Fifth Judicial District of
Montana
Beaverhead Courty
Pybne Commercial Company
Pyblic Commercial Company
Ponsonby
Beaverhead Coiity
Ichleck
Dion
Listrick Court
Oa Thomas
Hs Faiet Court
John Sortis
Pe- Likioners
Nibey
Wiltee
W. E. Org
Register
New York World Thrice-a-Week Edition Reforms Publication
The New York World thrice a week edition is converted from a twice weekly format. It now provides three papers weekly with eighteen pages per issue at the old price of one dollar for two years. The change increases frequency and retains its punchy features and value.
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G. W. Shores
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Dacene G. W. Shores
Zion's Medica Institute
Salt Lake City
Utah
N. M. White
Dillon
Montana
NEW York World
Coleman
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