District Court Opens Short Midwinter Beaverhead Term
Judge Callaway convened the Beaverhead district court with few trial cases. No jury will be present this term and most work involves motions and routine matters. Decrees expected in Morgan vs Nyhart and Morse Selway suit, with May term trial plans and jury proceedings.
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Callaway
Beaverhead
District Court
Beaverhead County
Court House
Morgan
Flynn Ve. Cornell
P. J. Brophy
Emil‘ Zorn
Clara Best
Jno
W. Morton
T. D
State
John Butelo
J. H. Clayton
Fred Schuler
Otto
Olson
Henry Thompson
D. E. Metlen
Oregon Short Line
M. McKnight
M. A. Walker
Belle Ward
Anna M. P. Tibdo
A. I. Stone
Fred Osborn
George Tash
David
John W. Morton
B. F. Allerton
Elkhorn Mining District to Boom With Felt Investment
F B Felt announces bonds on premier claims in the Elkhorn district and plans for early spring operations. The group controls twenty claims and 200 feet per second water power from Wise River to operate equipment. Shaft sinking to 1000 feet is planned, with a saw mill tie in RKhani deal to power the venture. Felt travels to Chicago and New York for partner discussions.
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Elkhorn
F. B. Felt
Felt
Wise River
Robert Khani
Chicago-Montana
Chicago
New York
Dillon Man to Become Peer in England Heir
Beav erhead county resident Charles Barron a young Dillon worker learns he has inherited a peerage and wealth from his English uncle Sir Charles Barron Faulkner. Barron born in Easex England came to Canada then Montana and Dillon four years ago plans to travel to New York to arrange the estate return home as a lauded peer and millionaire. Jas McKay from Argenta reports business matters.
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Beaverhead
England
Dillon
Charles Barron
Shheepherder
Jettera
London
Charles Barron ‘Faulkner
Tate
New York
Easex
Canada
Montana
January Sets Cold Record for Town in Ten-Year Span
The official report by Prof. J. E. Monroe shows January as the coldest month in ten years with a mean of 13.9 degrees. The month saw a 46 degree high on the 31st and a 31 degree low on the 14th, 1.65 inches of precipitation and 16.8 inches of snow, 11 clear days, 10 partly cloudy days and 10 cloudy days with a westerly wind.
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J. E. Monroe
U. S. Weather Bureau
New Supervisor Visits Dillon To Plan Big Hole Reserve
Mr E A Sherman north supervisor of the Big Hole forest reserve arrived in Dillon to arrange handling of his portion. He roles from Missoula and formerly edited the Western News Ravalli. Sherman notes four million acres under three reserves and hints R J Moore may lead Big Hole. Permits for grazing will be issued next year at Missoula rates 25 cents cattle and horses 40 cents year round calves lambs free.
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E.A. Sherman
Big Hole Forest Reserve
Dillon
Sherman
Missoula
Western News
Ravilli
Forest Service
R. J. Moore
Big Hole
Beaverhead
Beavershead County Grain Growing Contest Rules
County youths under twenty one may enter. Prizes include gold silver bronze for best acre oats wheat and barley. Cash prizes for best oats returns from Bozeman Experiment Station. Entries due April 1 1907 to John F Bishop Dillon Montana. Also prizes for horse cattle sheep judging and for best bread loaf and butter roll by farmer's wife or daughter.
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Beavershead
Bozeman
Farmers’ Institute
John F. Bishop
Dillon
Mont
Death of Miss Katie Dowling at Dell Linked to Tuberculosis
Miss Katie Dowling aged twenty six died Sunday at eight in the morning after a prolonged illness of pulmonary tuberculosis. Born in Dubuque Iowa she lived as an invalid for years and funeral services were held at Lima with Father McGlyne of Dillon presiding. Interment followed in Lima cemetery. Authorities report papers discuss W S Tallman a supposed book agent who took money from school trustees for Encyclopaedia Britannica sets then defaulted on delivery with the Portland firm denying any agency. He operated in the county and contracts were repudiated by the publisher.
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Katie Dowling
Dell
Miss Dowling
Dubuque
Lews
Lima Reat
Father McGlyne
W. S. Tallman
Portland
Tallman
Bill Introduced to Cut Railroad Fare Half Cent
Helena Feb 3 The legislature sees a flood of new bills with the rail commission measure and a Miller Park bill limiting railroad employee hours drawing attention. The house advanced the railroad commission bill as H B No 1 with amended salaries and travel expense provisions while many deficiency bills and other measures gain ground. Sidney Fox named judge in new Thirtieth District.
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Daly County
Sidney Fox
Thirteenth District
Helena
Senate
Assembly
Miller Ot Park
Railroad Commission
Great Falla
House
Railroad Committee
R. R.commission
Stanton
Godfrey
Morley
Commission
King
Gray
Cameron
Duncan
Macaulay
Allan
O'Connor
Committee On Appropriations
MW. Bool
MacManue
School of Mines
Thirtieth
Martien
Gildden
Carbon County
Everett
Committee of the Whole
Rickeat
Wendel
Sanders
Silver Bowl County
Norris
Also Mentioned on This Page
Woodside
Elkhorn Iimnes
Jas. McKay
Argenta
of Dillon
Lima Cemetery
Bill
Tooley
Superintendent of Public Instruction
Hyndman
Capt
James Williams
Marshal
Wendell
Honce
Whiteside
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