Denver meeting splits cattlemen over National Livestock plan
J M Boardman reports on a Denver livestock meeting where Montana delegates found the National Livestock association plan flawed. Packers and railroads would fund a central committee giving broad control, prompting a push for an independent, membership based American Stock growers' association with limited central power.
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Helena
J.M. Boardman
Denver
National Livestock Association
National
American Stockgrowers’ Association
Montana Stockgrowers’ Association
Montana Woolgrowers’ Association
Hagenbarth
Toole
Mr. Boardman
M. E. Miller
Central Committee
Boarduran
Washington
Bureaus ‘of Commerce
Beef Trust
Roosdevelt
Packera
Conrad Schaeffer
Colorado
A. E. de’Aigles
R. Walsh
Texas
M. K. Parsons
Utah
Charles O'Donnell
New Mexico
Robert Taylor
Nebraska
Nelson Morris
The
Aiaud
Roosevelt
Packers
Hinsdale pastor to transfer amid unpaid pledges
Reverend H G Bright of Hinsdale Methodist Church will leave for Baltimore to take active work after six dollars a month could be raised. Subscribers failed to honor pledges since last summer, leaving Saco preaching duties and travel costs. Hinsdale residents and Ladies Aid plan a social to raise funds and avoid damaging the town’s reputation with unpaid voluntary debts.
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H. G. Bright
Hinsdale Methodist Church
Baltimore
Hinsdale Homestead
Saco
Bright
North Montana
Ladies’ Aid Society
Hinsdale
New County Classification Bill Sets Valuation Based Classes
Senator White presents a bill to classify counties by assessed valuation under section 4328 of the political code. It lists eight classes from first with 30 million dollars or more to eighth for under 3 million, and requires county boards to designate class in September 1906 and every even year thereafter based on 1906 valuations.
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White
Ninth Assembly
Boards of County Commissioners
Notice to Public from Metropol itan Chop House Proprietor
Joe T. Oishi, sole proprietor, denies allegations of other parties involved with the Metropolitan Chop House. He claims 15 years as a first class cook and offers catering to high end family trade. He asserts clean premises and top market quality meats and produce.
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Lam
Joe. T. Oishi
Farm seeks renter with small capital in Dillon
Short notice in Dillon seeks a farmer with some capital to rent a good irrigated farm. Inquiries should be directed to JAS. KIRKPATRICK in Dillon.
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Farma
Jas. Kirkpatrick
Dillon
Notice to Shippers on Storage Charges Effective Dec 1 1904
Effective December 1 1904 storage will be charged on all inbound freight unloaded on platform or in warehouse and on all outbound freight delivered to platform or into warehouse without a bill of lading. Unloading storage charges apply if not removed or billed within 72 hours from 6 p.m. after unloading. Rates are five cents per ton per day with 2000 pounds as a ton. fractions count as a ton and days. Minimum storage is five cents per day per consign ment under 2000 pounds.
Canyon of the Grande Best Scenic Route On Rio Grande Line
G W Fitzgerald Montana general agent promotes the Rio Grande Railroad as the World's Scenic Route with the Grande canyon praised by Cy Warman. Tickets and rates available by mail with folders provided.
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Canyon of the Grande
Cy Warman
Canyon of the Grand
G. W. Fitzgerald
Butte
Mont
Sleeping car comfort improves with new beddings on SW Limited
The Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul Railway introduces a change on its Southwest Limited trains from Chicago to Kansas City. White counterpanes replace heavy wool blankets during hot weather and blankets are kept in reserve for cooler nights. The move aims to increase passenger comfort and appeal to travelers who favor an inviting bed.
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Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway Company
Chicago
Karisaa City
Pasture for let near Bannack on Buffalo Creek
Advertisement offers 800 acre pasture with open water and winter range on Buffalo Creek near Bannack. Hay available 150 to 350 tons at 5 dollars per ton. Suitable for stockmen seeking grazing and feeding land in the Bannack area.
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Buffalo Creek
Bannack
Order Fixing Terms of Court in Fifth District 1904
Fixes 1905 regular terms of the Montana Fifth Judicial District for Jefferson Beaverhead and Madison counties. Jefferson: second Monday January first Monday April second Monday July first Monday October. Beaverhead: firstMonday February second Monday May first Monday August first Monday November. Madison: first Monday March first Monday June second Monday September first Monday December. Done at Boulder Montana December 2 1904 Judge M H Parker.
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District Court
Fifth Judicial District
Beaverhead County
Madison County
Boulder
Jefferson County
Montana
Notice to Creditors in Estate of Joseph Hutchins Deceased
In the District Court of Beaverhead County Montana the estate of Joseph Hutchins deceased seeks claims from creditors and others with vouchers within five months after first publication. Administratrix Etta Hutchins invites all claimants to Glendale Montana as the estate’s business location. First publication January 12, 1905.
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District Court
Fifth Judicial District
State of
Montana
Beaverhead
Joseph Hutchins
Glendale
Etta Hutchins
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J. M. Boardman
Valley County
Senate
Chicago, Miwaukee & St. Paul Railway
Joan Bangs
N. G. C. P. Thomas
Mann & Co
Scientific American
Ty Illustrated Weekly
Rom
Golden Rule
Dillon, Montana
M. H. Parker
GEO. R. Metlen, Gviland Minis
Rio Grande
A. B. Ayers
Trav. Pass. Agt
East Broadway
Butte, Montana
Dillon Furniture Co
G.T. Paul
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