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Newspaper

Dillon Examiner

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Feb 10, 1904

Page

6

Live Stock Deals Flourish Amid Forest Reserve Moves

Beaverhead sheepmen use Madison Forest Reserve while Gallatin cattlemen face new grazing limits. Fryde-Bahn ships fat cattle from Horse Prairie to Seattle as 1,600 head of butchers’ stock move for April delivery. Lotus Madi son grazing permits pursued by local ranchers as Washington restrictions promise a tighter pasture regime. Local buyers like Lee Louis and J. E. Morsey expand operations while shipments from Dillon stockyards continue to Seattle and Anaconda markets.

Madison Forest Reserve Fryde-Bahn Company J. H. Brenner Nay Brothers Big Hole Examiner Anaconda Northern Pacific Kennedy Idaho Falls Martin Sorenson John Nyhart Fryde-Bahn Seattle Lee W. Louis Montgomery Butchering Company Louis Beaverhead J. E. Morsey Ernest Selway Madison County Madison’ Forest Reserve Ruby Valley

Beef cattle rise and ranching notes from Big Hole Basin

Silas Dishno reports 150 head ready for market. George Woodworth visits Sam Davies to oversee 110 head of fed beef. A J Noyes travels to Butte for Ajax miners. Walter Fox feeds 40 head for himself and as many for B O Farmer and 100 head stock cattle. A party at John Peterson’s home features music and games. D D Walker returns from the lower ranch with 1,240 head for beef plus stock cattle and horses.

Silas Fox George Woodworth Sam Davies Walter Fox B. O. Farmer D. D. Walker Mr. Walker

Seven Days of Montana News Condensed Into One

Compilation reports land sales in Chouteau county for 350000 acres on March eighth and notes Cheyenne Indian settlers moved from the reserve. Silver Bow jail reports smallpox cases while Lewistown murder convict Flynn receives life. Coal vein found at depth thirty feet in Lewistown diamond drill. Butte miners penalize drinking without ALA sign. Early Pride potatoes set yield records in Cascade county. Evelyn Kennedy becomes first woman notary public in Miles City. Whitefish laborer Ozer inherits $20000 from a rich San Francisco sister. Glendive reports a deadly blizzard. two men killed by a passenger train. Austrian Stukel dies from December knife wounds. Blatnich brothers arrested. Butte Assyrians clash with police. Proffit acquitted on self defense plea. Boer generals survey Milk River colony. Montana Idaho boundary survey contract set. Premiums rise 25 to 50 percent for state fair. Reward offered for capture of Frank Jones in Valley county robbery case. Augusta land withdrawal removes 3675 acres under Carey act. Fort Shaw Indian school buildings get $100000 appropriation. dormitory work to start. Butte police expose conspiracy framing as sensational but arrests dismissed.

Father Pudenz To Lead New Catholic Church Project

Father Pudenz informs the Madisonian that Catholics plan to build a single church in the city this summer. Plans are being perfected and funds raised by popular subscriptions and sociables. The faith has many adherents in the area but no suitable worship space for years.

Father Pudenz Madisanian

Pasture for Lease with Hay and Water in Bannack

Notice to stockmen announces 800 acre pasture for lease in Bannack Montana with open water in four places a large shed good shelter and 250 tons of hay for sale Sheep preferred contact A Besseite Bannack Mont by call or write.

A. Besseite Bannack Mont

Pappoose Prospect Excites Birch Creek Miner

Oscar Anderson, a noted Birch Creek prospector, visited the county seat and reported progress on his Pappoose mining property near the Indian Queen. A shaft reaches 27 feet with a strong lead and silver showing, and assays are sought to confirm the promising ore.

Oscar Anderson Birch Creek Examiner Pappoose Indian Queen Anderson

Wanted Special representative in county and territories

Wanted. Special representative to represent and advertise an old established business with solid finances. Salary 21 weekly plus expenses, paid Mondays from headquarters. Expenses advanced and horse and buggy furnished when needed. Position permanent. Address The Columbia 630 Monon Ridg Chicago Ill tf First Church Christ Scientist holds weekly meetings Sundays 11 am and Wednesdays 8 pm on State Bank building second floor tf

Columbia Monon Ridg Chicago Ill Christ, Scientist State Bank

Reward for Stolen or Strayed Horses in Sage Creek County

$100 reward offered by Mrs. Thelma Van Camp of Beaverhead for information leading to conviction of anyone who has stolen or driven horses from her range. $75 reward for recovery of any strayed horses. Brand shoulder, range 1 on left 4. Address to J. G. Willis, Dillon, Montana. tf

B. F. White Dillon Beaverhead Thelma. van Camp J. G. Willis Montana J. &. Morse Nela Rundberg United States Silver King Quartz Lode Bryant Unorganized Mining District Beaverhead Co

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