Beaverhead cattle fed reports and large horse deals
The State Bank lists cattle fed in Beaverhead with dozens of Montana entries from Jackson Wisdom Dillon and Bristow and Lakeview with figures up to 1600 heads reported. The piece notes recent horse and mule purchases by freighters and ranchers, including Hennessy buying draught horses in Dillon and C A Smith selling saddle stock to St Paul and North Dakota points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Bank
Beaverhead
Joe Buck
Lakeview
Mont
C. R. Brown
Jackson
H. Bender
Wisdom
F. L. Bacon
Cornwall & Turner
H. T. Clark
Care
S. C. Dishno Jackson
Coumerilh & Dishno
F. M. Dixon
W. Dunbar
Bowen
Wm. J. Deputy
Dillon
J. W. Elliott
John Forney
Eugene T. Fox
Jahnke Brothers
Sbristow
Wm. Montgomery
Bristow
Montscette
Seeglufeeke
Beaverhead County
Ben Hart
Monida
A. A. Hayden
John Halligan
Lima
J. C. Harrigson
Bannack
Innes & Moran
M. D. Jardine
J. A. Jones
Joe Kramer
Julia Tong
Dewey
Geo. Woodworth
John Wenger
Anaconda
D. D. Walker
Martin Barrett
Redrock
Frye-Bruhn Co
Garrett Hibler
F. I. Hangon
Fred Hirschy
Fox
Mount
Anton
Louis Krueger
Polaris
Jas. Montgomery
Sgriston
Geo. T. Mudd
Fishtrap
J. M. Neidt
J. C. Nedrow
Sam Peterson
Mont D. N. Paris
H. R. Paddock
Hugh Patton
Martin Sorenson
Mont So
Tash & Lenkersdorfer
Ban- Jules Wenger
H. Wetmore
Christ Wilke
C. A. Smith
Stevens & Hass
St. Paul
Turner
N. P
Smith
Montana News in Seven Days Condensed Summary
Montana assessors meet in Great Falls. Julius Silverman dies in Helena at 73. Butte labor dispute settles and work resumes. Forsyth schools closed after smallpox cases. Raymond Alall 14 killed by electric wire. Northern Pacific may build 40 cottages in Livingston next summer. Missoula to auction 10k acres state lands February 12. Boer colony planned in Milk or Shields river valleys. Northern Montana land withdrawals for reservoirs. Newdorfer found dead near Plains, possible foul play. Frank Howe dies in Missoula at 48. Butte youths sent to reform and industrial schools. Havre fire causes up to 400,000 damage. Annie Smith committed to insane asylum. James Little Plume pleads guilty to murder, 40-year sentence. Running Deer shows insanity signs. Peter Larson aboard Calam near Seattle. John Gillin dies after ore-train injury in Butte. Montana leads in sheep with 4,681,000. average fleece 6.4 pounds. Liquor sales to Cree not unlawful. Amalgamated Copper to test plant fumes with model garden. Grant Mining Co. forms in Madison County with 2.5 million capital. Thief found dead near Poplar. widow suspects white killer. Disbars A J Shores and D Gay Stivers cases dismissed. Thomas Pooley granted change of venue to Gallatin County. He remains free on $7,500 bond.
Bids Sought for 65 Foot Big Hole River Bridge
Beaverhead and Silver Bow counties invite bids by 10 A M February 15 1904 for a new 65 foot bridge across the Big Hole river at Melrose Montana plans are on file in county clerk offices. A certified 300 bid guarantee is required. Awards to be made at a joint county commissioners meeting in Dillon. The right to reject any or all bids is reserved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaverhead County
Big Hole River
Melrose
Montana
Silver Bow County
Silver Bow
Beaverhead
Dillon
W. M. Oliver
Beard County
John S. Baker
Beaverhead County Sheriff Notice
Sheriff Geo W. Dart of Beaverhead County issues an official notice with under sheriff designation. First publication dated January 6, 1904.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaverhead County
Geo. W. Dart
Notice to Co-Owner on Silver King Quartz Lode Claim
Nels Rundberg, as owner, expended labor and improvements totaling 100 dollars on the Silver King quartz lode mining claim in Beaverhead County Montana, Bryant unorganized mining district, under Section 2324 Revised Statutes. Notice is to co-owners J E Moree or heirs and legal representatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Moree
Nels Rundberg
United States
Silver King Quartz Lode
Bryant Unorganized Mining District
Beaverhead Co
Nels.rundberg
Firet
Also Mentioned on This Page
Nick Staggs
Staggs
Poindexter & Orr Company
Theodore Hennessy
Butte
Mr. Hennessy
Robert Roberts
Shineberger Cattle Ranch
Bedrock
Mr. Roberts
National Live Stock Association
Portland
Frank J. Hagenbarth
The
Woods Live Stock Company
Spencer
Idaho
Hagenbarth
Joe A. Browne
Browne
Denver
Frank Guidici
J. E. Hample
Montgomery Company
Hans Anderson
Hample
Wil
Will S. Tash
D. L
Lindsay
Thorpe
Mr. Tash
Montgomery Butchering Company
Lee W. Louis
North Dakota
Great Northern
Montgomery Butchering Co
Theodore Nelson
Walter P. Fox
Fox Post Office
Harry Andrus
Missouri
News OF the
Tech
Great Falls
Julius Silverman
Helena
Butte Federal
Forsyth
Raymond Alall
Helen
Livingston
Northern Pacific
Missoula County
Milk River
Shields River
Interior Department
Newdorfer
Plains
Frank Howe
Missoula
Industrial
Walkerville
Reform School
Miles City
Havre
Annie Smith
James Little Plume
Helena Tast Week
Running Deer
Peter Larson
Calam
Seattle
Mr. Largon
John P. Gillin
Amalgamated Copper Company
Grant Mining Company
Madison County
Virginia City
L. D. McCall
Chicago
H. A.s Hull
Thief
Poplar
McClernan
A. J. Shores
Amalgamated
D. Gay Stivers
Thomas Pooley
Gallatin County
Liberty
Sheriff's
Clarence FE. Hand
Montana Gold Dredging . Co
Grasshopper Creek
Montana Gold Dredging Co
Goldfield
Catherine
Adama Bar
Cowan Bar
Spring Lake
Kane
M. D. Gist
Wiener
ST. Clair
Morton
W. Morton
Masonic
Liquor House
Apollinaris
Bethesda
Arcadian
Adlanha
el Plantador
Flor de Erb
Rialto
la Coralina Cigars
Madeira
Gutedel
Burgundy
Muscatel
Catawba
Rhine
Malaga
Val Blatz
Milwaukee
Ju. G. Erwin
Idaho and
Center Streets
Dillon, Mont
Ienver
Salt Lake
Ogden Union Depot
Oregon Short Line
Ogden
Pullman Palace
Omaha
Kansas City
St. Loui
G. W. Fitzgerald
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