Official Directory Congressional and State Officials
An itemized directory lists federal and state offices with incumbents and deputies. Names include Senator W A Clark Paris Gibson Representative Caldwell Edwards Governor J K Toole Lieut Governor Frank Giggins Secretary Geo M Hays Treasurer A H Barrett Auditor J H Calderhead Attorney General James Donovan Superintendent W W Welsh Chief Justice TF Brantley Associate Justices Geo BR Mibbare WT Pigett Clerk Henry G Rickets and district officials for Mul Parker Sheeographer T J A Monaghan with county officers including treasurer, clerk, recorder Wind L Stwud and local police heads and school superintendent Tyahe Sabate Pildie Aducudsteater ASE Giomie ter Dr dus Jones and other county and city posts listed among many names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. K. Toole
Frank G.liggins
Geo. M. Hays
A. H. Barrett
J. H. Calderhead
Janmes Donovan
W. W. Welsh
Supreme Court
TF. Brantley
Geo. BR. Mibbare
WT. Pigett
Henry G. Rickets
Beaverhead County Publishes Spring Beef Feeding Figures
Beaverhead County, one of Montana’s oldest agricultural regions, lists residents feeding cattle for the spring market and their head counts. The piece notes pioneers in beef shipping, regional expansion to Union Pacific at Corielle, and eventual feeding gains across the Yellowstone, stockyards, and rail routes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaverhead County
Itusbandman
Texas
Nueces
Abilene
Kags
Montana
Morket
Deaverhead County
Union Pacific Railroad
Corielle Dod
Chicago
Perry
Im da Siith
Peaves
Teaniaunel
Teandarne
Miarhethig
Gider to Show Cause for Sale of Heal Betate
The notice directs the court to order sale of the estate of Paisihardt and related held property. The hearing sets forth parties, the estate details, and the date for presentation of objections, with sale conditions and legal steps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gider
Rio Grande Westers Update and Seema Be PS Brief
Fragmentary notes mention Rio Grande Westers and Seema, with unclear associations to PS and BF. Limited readable items prevent full context or event details.
Fragmentary note on space and state with unclear names
A cryptic OCR fragment mentions space, state, and modelled notes. Readable terms include thou and conde ad leava. No clear event or identifiable names establish a concrete news item or outcome.
Trial Subscriptions Offer Promised by Publication
A periodical advertises trial subscriptions urging readers to sign up today. The notice promises a sample or trial period and invites potential subscribers to write for details and rates.
Rail town correspondence from Lima highlights social and travel notes
Special correspondence from Lima lists Mrs J J Hughes and family leaving for Missoula, Dan Grant returning from Butte, and visits by E R Ripley, O C Gosman, Sherman of Butte, Hopkins’s recovery, and newly moved George Palmer family. It records social events including a December 5 masquerade ball, guests from Dubois and Apex, and various short trips and visits around the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tak Exaginer
Lima
J.J. Hughes
Missoula
Mr. Hughes
George Palmer
J. C. Hughes
Trains and signals report confusing local rail notices
A fragmented article describes trains and signal issues, mentions a Park Cory reference and a railway event. The text is garbled but suggests a local rail matter affecting timetable or safety notices.
Fragmentary Notice From 1901 Auction Or Legal Matter
An 1901 dated fragment refers to a Montara area matter with a price of $2.00 per item. It mentions a person named Aline Bommens and a legal tone with references to a peace of a town and an attorney W. S Beesove. The legible bits suggest an auction or fee notice and a formal proceeding.
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Goa
Montara
Cras
Ixlé
Ixlé Towe Wes Te Coe
W.S Beesove
Plate Wwé
Tex Exawixnen Reader Preference Notice
A brief notice notes that Tex Exawixnen does not impose a pusckade on its reader. The statement clarifies that readers are not subject to such restrictions by the publication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tex Exawixnen
Ite
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Official Directory
Congressional
W. A. Clark
Paris Gibson
Caldwell Edwarda
Mul. Parker
T. J. A. Monaghan
Tas
Po Murray
Baiersat Hill
David B Metlen
Shordl Chas S. Padtey
Vressurers Dre
Wo Breet Cierk
Recorder -Wind L. Stwud
Alice
Breach
Miss Tyahe Sabate Pildie
Dus Ds Jones
Meflen
EL Bharieti
Grari
Sitier
Nich Siatdater
Ebgy. Mayer Ho
Wigie City
Aidctory
Batwite Novis Preiser
Hchosoa Pelice
Mapistigte
Toita Po
ALT
Wieei Ward Leonard Bielthos Dee
Beaverhead
Pihie
Golder
Munle
Chad
Paisihardt
Gory
Meaiana
RIO Grande Westers
T. Amy
Grande
Seema Bine Et the
Aee BF
Eee Teaf
Guineas
Guinea
B. F. Froctan
Dilfien, Moentars
Tlinous Central
Dinatia
Saneapebs
Dian Keadetas Gee Mig Megagtain “Pears Sdc
Tg Ey
Tela Iouinville Ky
Diclengiss Tow
Prretpory
Aytpel
Piiopte Tee Perbheryy
Betip Rebs Bers
Cte Tek
Darian
Ficksborg Mins
Pat Eee Babes
Syofoe Fave Fyyertdene
Fey Pty Joint ¢ Pot Ral
Wall Batt UN
Prism Bluf Bios E
Seip Bekeft By
W. AL Gad
TSU
Aagar Teres
Bette, Weet
GEO. W. Heintz A.G.P. A
Salt Lake City
Urab
Ilie
Patterson
Wellet
Halley
Chul
Tory
Cathotac
Aed Ieee Tay
Tage
KO Cacreh
Frebeytarian
CEL
RCA
Nigel
Tove Fae
Mt Criterion
TS Rint
Thele
Saepie
Criterion Publication Company
York City, N. Y
Redegett Poerrett
Examtner Office
Mruder Estate
Dielee Metheewit Geeleretag Peered Agteerdoectitipg
ACE Ghieter
Borcosher Ff
Ted
Bedeeli
Minas
Pirie
Ieepad
Dan Grant
Butte
Messrs
E.R. Ripley
O. C. Gosman
Mr. Sherman
Mr. Hopkins
Treasaccolpael
Ernest Haterson
Miss Bittle
Dubois
Lima Moisiag
Wow. Caliwell
Rosteess
Prescet
Ponot
Wal
Dee Is
Lk News OF Wit
Les Ion
Wittit
Reichl
Botte Diering
Pocatellos
Job
Moise
Fied
Mivan
Apex
Tinitlicg ii
Fdas
Willis Reighbet Heat Singhs
Miller
Mrs Deed Uwet
Stephen Bhaibitoh
Buite
Biliesa Ebelh
Young Pala
Thai Werk
Jason Waller
Ducob Hartwig
Retida Feaie
AL Jit He
Narite Fesarre
Eal i
Precce
Ole Ret Aer Tweety
Geri
Park Cory
Peper
Gecchine
Tts
Peel
Toole Keltusea
Panis
Martin Pard
Wlager
Wiltieus
Eagie
Phirheen
Revennee
Petgdipep Pehitg
Parker
Ariel
Aline Bommens
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