Montana Supreme Court OKs $1 Million Bond for 25 000 Acre Irrigation
The court ruling favors the Bynum irrigation district allowing a $1,000,000 bond issue to reclaim 25,000 acres near Bynum and Agawam. Phil Y Cole of Chateau says construction will start in spring after four years of effort.
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Montana
Supreme © Court
W. L. Halloway
Bynum Irrigation District
Isue
Bynum
Agawar
Phil. Y. Cole
Chateau
Diverse Classified Ads From Montana and Washington Markets
A wide range of midwestern and western classified items including farms for sale in Toole County Montana and irrigated land near Eureka Montana, dairy cattle and Holstein bulls from Montana’s largest dairy, poultry and bird stock for sale, farm equipment including a Nichols and Shepard steam engine, and multiple notices for buyers and sellers across Spokane Washington, Butte Montana, Helena and nearby towns.
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Washington
Hecer &Thompson
Hutton Ridg
Spektre
Toole County
Mont
Edwards & Bradford Lumber Co
Dik
Wash
Phillipsburg
Hatlopeter
Carrie Lundin
Eureka
Montana
C. G. Bishop
Havre
BR. A
McNowa
Wilkinson
Omaha
Hoenck
Butte
Aleek
Wyoming
Ont
H. C. Frazer
Spokane
Missoula County Boundary Change Could Enlarge Missoula
Petitions circulate in Ravalli County to detach the north end of the Bitter Root valley and annex it to Missoula. A proposed boundary line would run east west across the Bitter Root valley south of the old Bitter Root Inn site, including Florence. Bill reportedly to be introduced in the legislature, with other measures to annex parts of Granite and Lake counties to Missoula. Ravalli farmers oppose, with few signatures. movement alleged to be driven by Missoula enthusiasts seeking to raise county valuation after Lake County loss and Missoula’s class status drop.
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Ravalli
Missoula County
Bitter Root
Bitter Root Inn
Florence
Helena
Granite County
Lake County
Missoula
Ravalli County
Montana district wins suit over Teton reservoir stock sale
The Montana Supreme Court ruled the Teton irrigation district may acquire stock in the old Teton Co operative Reservoir Co and issue bonds for financing. The decision allows plans to divide 25 000 acres in Teton county into 160 to 200 acre farms with railroad support and rapid colonization. Educator F D Farrell highlights college benefits to society, noting hog cholera prevention and milk testing innovations. Blackfeet patrols report frigid storm deaths and heavy snowfall on the reservation.
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William A. Thaanum
Teton Cooperative Reservoir Company
Thaanum
H. H. Wing
Teton County
Supreme Court
Montana
Cole
Old Reservoir Company
Bynum
Agawam
Milwaukee
Great Northern
Mr. Cole
F. D. Farrell
Kansas Agricultural College
Bozeman
Dean Farrrell
University of Tennessee
Bureau of Animal Industry
Huygens
Dean Farrell
Babcock
Rancher Reports Armed Convict Attack at Cut Bank
J H Gilbert, a sheepman near Cut Bank, Montana, says a paroled Montana convict named Booth beat him at his ranch ten miles north of Babb, stole his money, forced a signed $200 check, and tried to compel holding a rifle before fleeing in deep snow after the attacker arrived from Kennedy Creek. Sheriff-led search targets the suspect in Glacier County.
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Glacier County
R. J. Croft
Montana
Deer Lodge
J. H. Gilbert
Cut Bank
Babb
Gilbert
Booth
Dominion
Cardaton Hospital
Kennedy Creek
Windstorm Wrecks Schoolhouse Near Phillipsburg
A New Chicago school near Phillipsburg faced a narrow escape as a windstorm blew off part of the roof and collapsed the west wall onto desks just after dismissal for lunch. Two children were slightly injured while the brick veneer building sustained heavy damage.
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New Chicago
Phillipsburg
Proposal for State Auto Ownership Registration
A bill by Representative J. J. Wuerthner of Cascade proposes state registration of motor vehicles. Owners would file with the secretary of state, provide an adequate vehicle description, and bind a notary public, receiving a certificate of ownership. Dealers would obtain licenses and keep sale records, while theft checks would be enhanced by monthly reports to police and secretary of state. Police could authorize engine re-numbering with officer certification, then issue a new ownership certificate.
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Secretary of State
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Bynum Ditch
Thachurst Agency
Bpokane
White Sulphur Springs
Montana Meat and Commission Co
Ancona
George W. Founer
Welser
Idaho
J. P. Howser
Camas Sanders Co
C. Kk. Lowery
Route 2
Boise
J. T. Specialty Co
Willmore St
San Francisco
Choics Canary Singers
Jacob Bull
Dickinson
N. D
PND
Anaconda
J. J. Krehe
Live Oak
California
Nellie Weber
Larkaton
Choice Oregon Prunes
Kingwood Orchards
Salem
Oregon
Nicols & Shepard
C. V. Garland
Dillion
Rivers Hicks
Kentville
Novatia
O. B
Dot Vernon
North 18Th St
Philadelphia
Lewis
N. 4Th
St. Missoula
ST. Mary
Great Falls
Ave. North
Persofal
Peverrwnere
Budd
Cor Calif
MN. A
Percial M. Churchill
Browning
John Red Fox
Temple Lacourtoues
Bilious
Otel Great Falls
Ainbow
Cascade
States
J. J. Wuerthner
Cascade County
Michigan
Qatiura Laboratories
Dept. R
Maldon
Mass
Byron Yates
S. C. Huseth
Vultry
Jana
Miles City
Northwestern Mutual Life In- Ncb Co
Milwa Wis
SAMD
Goza
Agt
Acre
North Heal Hatate Investment Co
Billings
Frank Ward
the Hugraver
Othl
New Finlennsas
Winter School
Billings Polytechnic
Billings Polytechnic Institute
Helena, Mont
T.C. Power Motor Car Co
Studebaker Distributors
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