Forest Timber Use and Growth in National Forests
The annual report notes total national forest timber cuts near 460 million board feet with over 100 million feet given free use to settlers schools and churches. Free-use cuts are led by Idaho and Montana. sales cuts by Montana Colorado California and Idaho. The writer cites growth capacity and percentages of stand use, and includes a non sequitur from Jack London about Maui and the sun.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Secretary of Agriculture
Idaho
Montana
Colorado
Utah
New Mexico
California
Wyoming
Oregon
National Forest
Legend of Maui and the kapu clock in Hawaiian lore
In ancient Hawaii Maui observes day length to explain why his mother Hina laboring with kakai and kapas works only part of the day. The tale portrays Maui as a clever child and early Hawaiian astronomer noting daily sun patterns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haleakala
Maui
Hina
Jack London
Pacific Monthly
West
Mani
Local Notices and Social Roundup From Big Hole Basin
A selection of town news includes A J Noyes of the state land department visiting, Prof J R Norville ill, Ruth Lawrence spending holidays with her parents, and T J Murray attending a Montana legislature session. Other items note a 450 pound hog, medical trips, rheumatism treatment, visitors from Spokane and Minneapolis, and holiday events at the Bristow school and Mrs Hill's Social Circle.
Property transfers and claims in Big Hole county Montana
Warranty deeds record transfers from Pat Ward to School District No. 15 near Crabtree for one acre and Samuel Peterson to John and Carl J. Johnson for 2092 acres in Big Hole basin. Patents issued to Francis M. Dixon 160 acres and Henry Thompson 80 acres, both in Big Hole basin. Additional patents for 80 acres near Crabtree and Lima. Water rights held by George W. Patterson and Hilda L. Johnson in Beaverhead county. Mining and lode locations by multiple parties in Ranier and Saginaw lodes, and annual labor claims across several districts including Bloody Dick, Saginaw, and Gold Bug lode No. 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Peterson
John
Carl J. Johnson
Big Hole Basin
Francis M. Dixon
Henry Thompson
Lima
George Buck
Crabtree
George W. Patterson
Big Sheep Creek
Hilda L. Johnson
Swamp Creek
H. A. Bond
H. B. Selway
Ranier Lode
Beaverhead District
Horse Prairie Creek
Armstead
Nellard North
Arthur North
Saginaw Lode
South Big Hole Lode
Jas. Smith
Gist Olson
Notice to creditors in estate of Thomas Pritchard
In Beaverhead County Montana the District Court has issued notice in the estate of Thomas Pritchard deceased. Administrator A. A. Elliott directs creditors and claimants to present their claims with vouchers within four months after first publication to C. W. Robison in Dillon Montana.
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District Court
Fifth Judicial District
State of
Montana
Beaverhead
Thomas Pritchard
C. W. Robison
Dillon
County
Clothes Cleaned and Pressed at The Acacia
A short notice states cleaning and pressing services are available at The Acacia located opposite the Metlen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acacia
Metlen
Also Mentioned on This Page
Legend of
A. J. Noyes
State Land Department
J. R. Norville
Ruth Lawrence
Twin Bridges
Bowen
T. J. Murray
Helena
Bob Geery
North Fork
John B. Tope
Railroad
T. A. Johnson
Big Hole Ranch Co
Ek.a. Sweet
Mr. Johnson
Rebecca Lawrence
Dillon Plumbing and Heating Cap
Ainter
County High School
Geo. Lawrence
Ruby Ranch
Harry Hopkins
Kannas
Robert Jones
Bales & Jones
Spokane
Miss Zilg
Minneapolis
Will Pendergast
Jackson
Towo
J. C. Hill
Stevenson
W. W. Francis
Bristow
Edith Noyes
Asaiatanta
Pat Ward
Trustees School District No
A. A. Elliott
Thos. Pritchard
Packard
Robt. Morton
Provost & Ripley
the Examiner
R. E. Ober
E. Bannack St
Dillon, Mont
GEO. R. Metlen
Clwil
United States
Uhas
Perry
Huber Bros
Jewelers
Masonic Temple
Anaconda Standard
Standard
Northwest
Butte
Anaconda, Montana
E. M. Yeaman
P.O
Mountain Home
W. M. Climer
Boston
Crae
W.C.T. U. Society
White Ribbon Shoe Company
Fort Dodge, Iowa
Golden
D. E. Burley
D. S, Spencer
Pass
Apt
Salt Lake City
Electa Coffee
The
John W. Morton Co
Dillon, Montana
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