Judge Caleb Irvine Pioneer of Montana Dies at Anaconda
Montana frontier figure Judge Caleb E. Irvine, veteran of the Mexican War and Bitter Root trader, who rode the Oregon Trail and helped establish Bannack and Deer Lodge, died in Anaconda in 1891 after a life spanning four territories and a half century of western risk and lore. Irvine barely escaped being buried alive during a trance before living to age 66, leaving a legacy of frontier governance and early Montana history.
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Montana
Oregon
Washington
Idaho
Caleb E. Irvine
Anaconda
Judge Irvine
Robinson County
Tennessee
Irvine
Third
United States Cavalry
Scott
Vera Cruz
Mexico City
Phil A. Sheridan
Ritter Root
May
Thomas Fork
Bear River
Soda Springs
Bitter Root
Kit Carson
Jim Bridger
Dick Wooton
Corvallis
Ravalli County
Bannack
Legislative Council of
Edgerton
Deer Lodge
Silver Bow
Butte
Ian War
Arlee Station
Northern Pacific
Missoula County
Hudson's Bay Company
Francois’ Armintinger
Flathead Country
Jocko Valley
American Fur Company
Hudson's Bay
Armintinger
Armin
Virginia City
Nation Farm Income Shows Marked Gain in 1940
The Agriculture Department reports cash farm income and government payments for November total $943 million, lifting 11 month total to $8.258 billion. For 1940 the department projects cash income and payments between $9.05 and $9.075 billion, up from 1939 and 1938 levels.
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Agriculture Department
Washington
Department
Montana Deaths in November Reported by State Health
The state health reports 485 deaths in November with 141 babies. Auto wrecks caused 14 deaths across several counties including Roosevelt Rosebud Yellowstone Richland Dawson Musselshell Prairie Blaine and others. Communicable diseases also contributed to fatalities in the same period.
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Montana
Ooe
Roosevelt
Rosebud
Yellowstone
Richland
Dawson
Fisthead
Musselshell
Pondora
Prairie
Blaine
Christmas Miracle Restores Dillon Rancher’s Sight
C. E. Barnes a 66 year old Dillon rancher regains sight after 18 years following cataract surgery by Dr L G Dunlap in Anaconda. His wife aided his 186 mile treks to Galen for treatment and now he can see again writing his name for the first time since 1922.
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C. E. Barnes
Dillon Rancher
Barnes
L. G. Dunlap
Anaconda
Big Hole
Portland
Kansas City
Milwaukee
Cne
Dunlap
Frank Terrill
Galen
Dillon
Dr. Dunlap
Medlen Hotel
Montana highway department lists 46 projects worth 3.95 million
The Montana highway department reports 46 active construction projects with a total value of 3,945,059 and 62 bridges. Some work paused by weather, officials expect reopening as conditions improve. Bakers in Jamaica seek yeast from the United States.
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Highway Department
Deartment
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