Fishing and hunting bounty around Red Rock Lake appeal
C B Miller of Monida touts top sport near Butte with ice fishing on Red Rock Lake and Elk Lake Mackinaw trout. He notes abundant greyling rainbow trout and steelhead, plus deer and elk in season. The Montana Hunting club at Ped Rock Lake draws steady sport as local wildlife numbers rise this winter.
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Butte
America
Centennial Valley
C. B. Miller
Monida
Red Rock Lake
Miller
Montana
Elk Lake
Great Lakes
Red Rock
Sumer
Smithsonian Institute
Ped Rock Lake
Montana Hunting Club
George Rockwood
Rockwood
Erey
Modern farmers pioneer with capital and machines
Two young city men moved to North Dakota with 15000 dollars, 8000 of which funded machinery. They planted flax in 1911 and by November sold 60000 dollars worth, trucking seed 40 miles to the rail. They plowed 25 acres a day per engine, later boosting to 80 acres with a bonus, proving modern farming blends capital, know how, and labor to raise land value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Dakota
Ach
I. H. Windsor
Popular Mechanics
Alfalfa Candy to Be Montana Exhibit
Billings reports progress on an exhibit of alfalfa candy destined for the Kansas City land show. The full-range confection includes hard goods and chocolates and highlights Montana alfalfa protein. Local demand already exceeds supply as candy shops adopt it as a staple product.
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Billings
Kansas City
Montana
Law in Regard to Common Carriers License Requirement
The article outlines a state law requiring common carriers to obtain a license from the state or county treasurer and pay fees. Carriers with quarterly business under five thousand dollars owe five dollars per quarter. failure to obtain or pay is a misdemeanor.
Spanish Inquisition No Worse Than This
In the March American Magazine Julian Leavitt begins a series on American prisons. He argues contractors control prisoner labor and punishments as he previews an extract about ixate Barnard, Commissioner of Charities and Correct-
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julian Leavitt
Ixate Barnard
When the Hen Embalms Her Eggs and Eyes
A satirical note questions a Journal of the American Medical Association discovery about antiseptics in poultry feed affecting eggs and imagines a hen embalming her eyes. It asks whether poultry producers will use such a method and if it will harm or help, pondering impacts on prices and supply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Journal of the American Medical Association
Wiley
Timber wolf killed near Leadore by local trappers
A timber wolf about two feet four inches tall and five feet three inches long was killed one mile east of Leadore by Jas Kalbaugh and Tail Main who hold a trap and chain. J E Johnson first spotted it and noted a steel trap on its right hind leg. The wolf, fatigued from a long chase, required a long shot to end its suffering and claim its bounty and fur.
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GG. & PY Ry
Leadore
Jas, Kalbaugh
Tail Main
J. 8. Johnson
George Powers Dies in Miles City Funeral
George Powers elder son of Mrs. M E Powers Deer Lodge died Saturday February 10 after an operation. Pioneer of Montana he crossed the plains as an infant and spent his youth in Virginia City. Married Margaret Love Oil City Pa seventeen years ago he lived in Miles City since. Survived by wife his mother three brothers C and F Powers of Butte E H Powers Hathaway Mrs I Schultz Sonora Mexico Mae Powers Deer Lodge and others. He was esteemed as a neighbor and friend.
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George Powers
M. E. Powers
Deer Lodge
Miles City
Powers
Montana
Plains
Virginia City
Margaret Love
Oil City
F. Cc
C. H. Powers
Butte
E. H. Powers
Hathaway
Notice announces Sunset Pacific Monthly merger offer
Notice to the public explains the consolidation of Pacific Monthly and Sunset into Sunset the Pacific Monthly and details a special introductory offer. For 50 cents in stamps, readers gain four months of subscription, a free Mid-Winter issue, and a Sunset Indian poster mailed securely.
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Pacific Coast
Pacific Monthly
The
Sunset
Sleeping car bedspreads replace woolen blankets on Southwest Limited
The Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul Railway announces white counterpanes or bedspreads replace the heavy woolen blankets on Southwest Limited trains between Chicago and Kansas City. Blankets will be kept in reserve for cooler nights, aiming to improve comfort for sleeping car travelers.
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Chicago, Milwaukee & St Paul Railway Company
Southwest Limited
Chicago
Kansas City
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Bedrock
Sportsmen
Oklahoma
Leavitt
Quis Dillon
Joseph Bruner
Martin Bates
Alkazan
Clarence Gil. Green
Carpenter
Selves
Firestone
Montana Auto Supply Co
Cadillac State Agency
Tor
GEO. R. Metlen
United States
Chas. Perry
R. E. Ober
E. Bannack St
Dillon, Mont
Huber Bros
Masonic Temple
E. M. Yeaman
P.O
Dillon
Freed Lockley
Northwestern
the Pacific Monthly
Portland
Oregon
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway
the Examiner
Edison
Examiner
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