Montana Irrigation Funds Pledged For Western Plan
Senator Harry Gallwey reports from Salt Lake that Montana aims to raise funds for western irrigation. A $40 000 pool will be split among states to back a $250 000 000 federal irrigation push with governors and delegates traveling to Washington to lobby Congress. Each county must raise $100 through local chambers or clubs.
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Salt. Lake
Congress
Montana
Harry Gallwey
Silver Bow
Montana Senate
Salt Lake Irrigation Congress
Salt Lake Congress
Idaho
Washington
California
Utah
Texas
Oregon
Nevada
Colorado
Arizona
New Mexico
Wyoming
Nebraska
Washington, D. C
Executive Committee
National Congress
Marry Gallwey
Butte
Silver Bow County
Marcus Daly
All West
Gallwey
Lds
McDowell
Ronald Higgins
Missoula
Woolridge
Hinsdale
Elting
Billings
H. C. Gardiner
Anaconda
J. E. Edwards
Forsyth
E. §. Booth
Baker
George Featherly
Dillon
S. B. Connolly
H. A. Gallwey
Chamber of Commerce
Rotary Club
Salt Lake
Western Irrigation Association
Pioneers in Montana The Cokedale Photo Portraits Leaders Of State
An old photograph of Cokedale ovens shows prominent Montanans who shaped the Treasure State. Readers see A. M. Holter, Geo. T. Wickes, Warren Gillette, Col. W. F. Sanders, J. E. Gaylord, C. W. Cannon, M. E. Downs, J. P. Woolman, O. R. Allen, Sam Hauser, Joe Davis, W. E. Cullen and John J. Murphy. Biographies note Holter’s early mills, Wickes’ town and tunnel, Gillette’s commerce and ranching, Sanders’ vigilante era role, Gaylord’s mining firms, Cannon’s retail and utilities, Woolman’s capital drive, Raht’s East Helena work, Hauser’s governorship and rail ties, and other early Montana achievements.
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A. M. Holter
Joe Davis
Helena
Geo. T. Wickes
Warren Gillette
Col. W. F. Sanders
J. E. Gaylord
C. W. Cannon
M. E. Downs
J. P. Woolman
Senator Vest
Cokedale Company
Montana
Norway
George T. Wickes
Wickes
Rocky Mountains
Warren C. Gillette
Missouri River
Old Fort Union
Bannack
Virginia City
Last Chance’ Gulch
James King
Prickley Pear Canyon
Confederate Gulch
Craig
W. F. Sanders
George Ives
Plummer
United States
Sanders
Butte
Parrot Mining Company
Anaconda Copper Mining Company
Charles W. Cannon
August Raht
East Helena
Montana Union Railway
Great Northern
Samuel T. Hauser
First Citizen of Fort Benton David G Browne Dies
David G Browne longtime Fort Benton figure and Montana pioneer died at his bank desk from heart disease. Born 1859 in Belfast Ireland he built a vast overland freighting and banking empire and helped shape Montana's cattle trade and financial institutions. He served as alderman county official and key Democratic party organizer alongside state constitutional work and federal posts.
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David G. Browne
Montana
Fort Benton
Harness
Mr. Browne
Bel
Utah
Wetzell & Company
Upper River
Browne
Fort Assinniboine
Wyoming
Nebraska
Forts Assiniboine
Maginis
Shawany
Custer
Bank of Northern
Stockman’s National Bank
Cleveland
Idaho
McKinley
Bar Eleven Cattle Company
Montana Cowboy Helps Prince Buy Alberta Ranch
George Lane once a Montana cowboy in Madison Beaverhead counties rose to成为 one of North America’s top cattlemen and horse breeders. When the Prince of Wales visited Calgary he rode Bar U ranch with Lane and expressed interest in buying nearby land. Lane suggested a price and the prince approved, planning to stock the ranch with cattle and hire returned soldiers.
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Lane
Beaverhead
Madison
Canada
Prince
Bar-A
George Lane
Montana
Beaverhead Counties
Nevada City
Alder Creek
Virginia City
Northwest Territory
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Alberta
Young Lane
North America
Pat Burns
Armour of
Calgary
Prince of Wales
Bar-U
George
King of
England
Silage for Preachers and I W W hens remark
A Glasgow luncheon tale features Uncle Sam Hampton at a meeting where canned chicken is labeled silage for preachers. A local preacher questions the dish as the host explains the joke about storing I W W hens for winter for “sky pilots.”
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Uncle Sam
Hampton
Glasgow
Sky
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Territory
Argenta
Phillipsburg
W. S. Cullen
Joseph K. Toole
Territorial
Leslie
Hauser
John T. Murphy
FT. Benton
Missouri
Wales
Prince OK Wales
George Lance
King of England