Pioneering Montana figure A J Fisk mourned in Helena
A J Fisk prominent Helena citizen and early Montana pioneer died in Helena. Born January 8 1849 in New York he served in the Second Minnesota Cavalry and helped rescue emigrants near Fort Rice. He helped publish the Helena Herald and held posts including Helena postmaster and adjutant general of the territory. He was active in Masons Elks Knights Templar and G A R. He married Clara Wilcox in 1873 and survived by wife son and multiple relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Fisk
Helena
Cattaraugus County
New York
James B
Teresa (Loveland) Fisk
Lafayette County
Indiana
St. Paul
Mion
Second
Minnesota Cavalry
Minnesota
Sully
Bismarck
Dakota
Dickinson
Glendive
Yellowstone
Fort Benton
Northern Fur Company
Missouri River
Canada
Fort Rice
Montana
James L. Fisk
Fisk
Thomas
Fort Snelling
Robert K. Fick
William McKinley
Territory of
B. P. Carpenter
Masonic Order
Morning Star Lodge No
High Ariest
Knights Templar of
Mystic Shrine
Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks
Society of Montana Pioneere
Department of Montana
Wilbur F. Sanders
Wadsworth
Misa Clara A. Wilcox
Keia
Laura Fisk Miller
Fisk Brothers
Centennial Valley Prosperity Amid Harsh Winter
Monida mayor B H Paul reports Centennial valley ranchers feeding cattle well with strong sale prices. Buyers remain active despite a meat boycott and Lent pressures. valley hay production grows yearly, keeping the community prosperous and resourceful.
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B. H. Paul
Monida
Rocky Mountains
Pacific
Atlantic
Butte
The
Standard
Centennial Valley
Paul
Buyera
Love for Le Beau Stirs Offender Rumors In Helena
Helena investigates Tim Le Beau as Anna Ruhl's suspected killer or suicide victim. Letters found among Ruhl's effects suggest Le Beau’s dealings with women, including Grace Smith of Dillon. Ruhl previously lived in Butte as Goldie Sears, with $204 cash on January 16 and funeral costs paid by others.
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Helena
Tim LeBeau
Anna Ruhl
Grace Smith
Dillon
le Bean
Ruhl
Butte
Goldie Sears
Cthersa
Number of Live Stock on Ranges
Washington reports the Census Bureau moves to compile an April 15 live stock inventory for the Thirteenth Decennial Census. Officials stress strict confidentiality and immunity for individuals and firms, with data kept secure and not disclosed to other government branches.
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Washington, D. C
United States Census Bureau
United States
Congress
Census Bureau
Western Range
Census Office
William F. Willoughby
United States Canana
Cenaus
Nagel
Department of Commerce and Labor
Durand
Era
Cenans Bureau
Survey of unsurveyed Montana lands urged by state officials
Frank Cone, Montana surveyor general, lists unsurveyed lands totaling about 13 090 000 acres. He notes most Northern Pacific grant lands are surveyed or under contract while large areas north of the base line and east of the meridian remain unsurveyed. High costs and new railcar requirements hinder bids, delaying contracts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. Frank Cone
Montana
Norris
Northern Pacific Railway
Great Northern
Dillon Camp No 9511 M W A meets third Wednesday
Dillon Camp No 9511 M W A meets on the first and third Wednesdays each month in the I O O F hall. Members gather for routine business and fraternal activities in a local lodges setting.
Directory of Dillon Churches in the City
The listing covers St James Episcopal Church at Washington and Glendale with services and times, Methodist Episcopal at Bannack and Washington with service times, Baptist Church at Idaho and Sebree with Sunday worship and school, and Catholic Mass schedules for the area plus weekday services and devotions across churches in Dillon.
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Dillon
Washington and
Glendale Streets
S. D. Hooker
Methodist Episcopal Church
Bannack
Washington Streets
F. B. Dodds
Idaho
Sebree Streets
Lima
Melrose
Horse Prairie
Dell
Willis
Rev
D. Foley
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A. J.fisk
That
LeBeau
OF the
Dillon Churches
ST. James Episcopal Church
A. F. Colver
Catholic Church
Salvation Army
Young Peoples’ Legion
Hotel Grant
Grant, Mont
VM. I, Woodman, Lessee
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