First Beaverhead Beef Shipment to Coast From Redrock
The season opens with 17 carloads of three year old steers from Redrock shipped to Seattle by Kennedy of Fryde Bahn. Cattle were purchased from Thomas Hamilton and fattened at his ranch, cited as among the county’s best. Additional shipments and sales involve Clark Anderson, Monroe Mann ranch, and Lee W. Louis for Anaconda Montgomery company, with sheep and horses also noted.
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Redrock
Kennedy
Fryde-Bahn Company
Seattle
Thomas Hamilton
Hamilton Ranch
Beaverhead County
Hamilton
Fryhe-Bahn Company
Big Hole Basin
Anaconda
Northern Pacific
Bedrock
Pocatello
Great Falls
Seatte
Blackfoot Reservation
Montana
Bond Siding
H. Levy Company
San Francisco
San Francisco Company
J. E. Morse
Mr. Morse
Old Beaverhead
Shaben Ferris Sues for Damages in Two Arrests Case
Shaben Ferris sues John Paul for 10000 dollars claiming malicious arrests in Dillon on May 9 1903 and again in Helena in November. He alleges costs of defense totaling 500 plus 200 and seeks 5300 and 2500 respectively. Attorney KE S Booth represents Ferris.
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Shaben Ferris
Beaverhead
John Paul
Butte
Farrig
Paul
Dillon
Farris
Farria
Helena
United States
Naughton
Shaben
S. Booth
Kent-Cornell Desert Land Entry Cancelled After Contest
The Kent desert land entry of 160 acres near Dillon in Beaverhead county is cancelled after Craig Cornell contested it as agricultural timber land. The Helena office found the land not desert in character. Kent may appeal to the interior secretary.
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Helena
Kent-Cornell
Examiner
Department
Frank J. Miracle
George O. Freeman
Federal Land Office
John Kent
Craig Cornell
Helena Land Office
Washington
Kent
Secretary of the Interior
Dillon
Beaverhead County
George W. French
J. H. Fimple
Seven Days Of Montana News In Condensed Form
Elderly sheepherder Newdater found dead near Plains. Polo Ponies shipped to England from Billings. Katherine Kinney dies in Stevin sville at 77. Fred Bowen shoots himself in Gallatin valley accident. Bozeman to manufacture wire fencing. Unknown sheepherder murder on Flathead reservation. John Tully to be hanged February 26 in murder case. Jack Curran to wrestle Max Cartman in Great Falls or Kalispell. Fattig post office noted on Musselshell river. Henry Ostrander named postmaster. Butte Typographical Union plans a Smok er next Sunday with statewide attendance. Walter Brown, 11, injures hands handling a railroad torpedo in Great Falls. Boston court rules in widow of Robert Ingersoll case. Isaac Gravelle convicted of blackmailing Northern Pacific. Mine explosion kills Samuel Olsen. Fredrick Donel fatally hurt. Montana state fair to award 1000 purse for women relay. Fort Harrison to build post exchange. Louis Flying Bird acquitted in self defense. John P. Schuwidt bond set at 10000. Secretary Sanders mails 1000 pioneer certificates. December state land receipts listed. Monument to X. Biedler placed at Forestvale. Robert P. Shields named organizer for National Typographical Union district. Missoula resident grieves Chicago theater fire. Rev. R H Sawyer reports nephew Fred Sawyer killed. State pardons approved for McGill and Beck. Judge Hunt rumor noted via private letter from Miles City.
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Lee W. Louis
Montgomery Company
Dillon Thureday
Monroe Mann
State Bank of
Charles Smith
Clark Anderson
Mr. Anderson
T. FE. Brink
Will
Mhy
C. H. Fadley
Poindexter & Orr Company
Montgomery Butchering Company
News OF the
Matters
Newdater
Plains
Billings
England
Katherine Kinney
Stevensville
Alder Gulch
Fred Bowen
Gallatin Valley
Bozeman
Flathead
John Tully
Jack Curran
Max Cartman
Great Falle
Kaligpell
Fattig
Musselshell
Musselshell Crossing
Henry W. Ostrander
Butte Typographical Union No. 126
Walter Brown
Young Brown
Boston
Robert Ingersoll
A. J. Davis
Isaac Gravelle
Northern Pacific Railroad
Michael Devitt
Samual Olsen
Fredrick Donel
John Peraluna
Heinze
Pennsylvania
Montana State Flair
Post Exchange
Fort Harrison
Louis Flying Bird
U. S
John P. Schuwidt
New State Land Register
T. D. Leng
United States Surety and Guaranty Company of
Baltimore
J. A. Sanders
Montana Society of Pioneers
State Land Register
State Normal School
Permanent University
Agricultural College
State Reform School
Deaf and Dumb Asylum
School of Mines
X. Biedler
Society of Montana Pioneers
Forestvale
Robert P. Shields
National Typographical Union
Idaho
Wyoming
Missoula
Chicago
R. H. Sawyer
The
Christian Church
Fred Sawyer
State Board of Pardons
Toole
William McGill
Charles Beck
Hunt
Knowles
Miles
L. F. Graves
Row
A. L. Stone
State Bank of Dillon
Dillon, Montana
Europe
Graves
Ron
Martin Barrett
Jos. Shineberger, A. I
Graeter
B. ¥. White
J. H. Gilbert
First National Bank
H. A. Bond, M. D
M. E. T. Brock
C. C. Barnett
Wm. C., Bryant
Metlen Hotel
Beardsley
N. G
W. Scott
A.C. Gruwell
C. C. C. W. Ronison
Kof R. &S
W. V. Kingsbury
Metlen
T. B. Landers
C of R
Rob’t. Swainbank, Sachem
BLATZ
Hamler
America
Maurice A, Walker, M. D
James L. Jones
Washington and
Bannack Streets
Casnowe
U.S. Patent Office
D.C
Goranton
Name_ St. & No
E. B Booth
Clark Block
Butte, Mont
Milwaukee
Ieeinteer
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