Montana News Roundup From Butte To Anaconda
A wide survey of Montana events reports government formation in Columbus and a new Masonic lodge in Bridger, a Butte marriage total of 1,420 last year, Red Lodge enrollment at 625, a Bryan lecture tour, and state civil engineers meeting in Butte. Also note a Fer gus county printing war, Samuel Brondock declared insane, Belgrade Journal sale to S J Kinsey, a U S commissioner appointed in Decker, Heinze gaining control of Mercantile Bank in New York, a Butte jail term for Thomas Lynn over forged votes, a bill to create Ravalli Missoula judicial districts, and a Swedish Lutheran conference in Anaconda. The Livingston Light & Power plant sold for 200000 to Henry F Kroyer of New York, and H J Miller proposes Yellowstone and Carbon counties join as one district. Juvenile lecturer Ben Lindsey to speak in Lewistown January 28. A severe northern Montana blizzard, fuel shortages, a new rural delivery route in Billings, stricter gambling controls, a record low crime year in Bozeman save gambling arrest, a Conder d Alene rail tie up by a rock slide, a fatal sugar factory accident to EK Jack, and Billings backing $25000 for an American Biscuit plant. Butte hosts Home Rule fundraising by M P Thomas M Kittle, stock and livestock starvation in eastern Montana, a coal famine in Boulder, near-fuelless county courthouse and deaf and blind state school, a kidnapping case involving Roy Kyle and Ethel Holt, a 122-member Butte choral society, and plans for public scales in Silver Bow. August Hill alias Frank Levane, teen inmate, confesses thefts and escape history.
Lamb market subdued by spring weather and high lamb supply
Long waits at shipping stations and cold damp spring weather stunted lamb growth. Average spring lamb weight fell to 81 pounds, the lightest on record, two pounds below last year. Montana hay feeding dropped about 25 percent from last year as abundant lambs were marketed in February at 6.70 to 6.75 dollars, discouraging hay feeding.
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Montana
Notice to Creditors in Estate of Thomas Hamilton
In the District Court of Beaverhead County Montana Estate of Thomas Henry Hamilton deceased. Executrix Mary J Hamilton publishes notice to creditors to present claims with vouchers within four months of first publication at Edwin Norrin office Dillon Montana for probate matters in Beaverhead County. Dated November 14 1906.
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District Court
Fifth Judicial District
State of
Montana
Beaverhead
Thomas Henry Hamilton
Edwin Norrin
Dillon Montana
Mary J. Hamilton
Sheriff Sale Notice in Beaverhead County Montana
Sheriff M D Gist announces that on January 12, 1907 at the Court House front door in Dillon Montana the property of Oscar Anderson in the Papoose lode mining claim in the Utopia district Beaverhead County is to be sold for cash. The sale is in the name of Robert W Bammer as plaintiff against Oscar Anderson with Geo W Dart undersheriff.
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Robert W. Bammer
Oscar Anderson
Court Horse
Dillon
Beaverhead
Montana
Papoose Lode
Utopia
Beaverhead County
Sleeping comfort upgrade on Southwest Limited trains
The Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul Railway introduces white bed spreads replacing wool blankets on the Southwest Limited runs between Chicago and Kansas City. Blankets will be kept in reserve within reach for cooler nights, aiming to improve sleeping car passengers comfort during hot weather.
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Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway Company
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Chicago
Kanena City
Missouri River
Omaha
St. Paul
Minneapolis
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News OF the State
Columbus
Bridger
Falls
Butte
Red Lodge
W. J. Bryan
The
Civil Engineers of
Fergus County
Samuel Bnondock
Billings
Searles & Dawes
Belgrade Journal
Great Falls
W. H. Hunt
Adam Anderson of
Decker
United States
A. P. Heinze
Butte Hay
Mercantile National Bank of
New York City
Thomas Lynn
Miles Romney
Ravalli
Missoula
Rocky Mountain
Minnesota
Swedish Lutherians
Anaconda
Livingston Light & Power Company
Henry _F. Kroyer
H. J. Miller
Park County
Yellowstone
Carbon Counties
Ben Lindsey
Denver
Childern
Lewistown
Huntley Project
Yellowstone County
Bozeman
Coner d'Alene
N. P
EK. E. Jack
Billinga
American Biscuit Company
Thomas M. Kittle
Ireland
Boulder
Comity Court House
Atate School For the Deaf and Blind
Roy Kyle
Ethel Holt
Silver Bow
August Hill
Frank Peter Levane
Virginia City
Whitehall
Hilla
Reform School
Mills City
Sheriff’s Sale
M. D. Gist
Beavershead County
Geo.w. Dart
Chicago, Milwaukee
C. A. Walker
Chicago & North-Western Ry
West Second South St
Atlas Bidg
Nwi4i
Salt Lake City
Utah
Pasce
Illinois Central Railway
Iowa
Ilinois
Fort Dodge
Waterloo
Dubuque
Rockford
Freeport
Illinois
J. A. Foley
Weat
China
Edison
Bartlett Sewing Machines
J. B. McLaren
Helena and
Idaho Streets
GEO
AL Melton
Engieer
E. G. Farnsworth
L, J, Price
Bannack Street
Frank Smith
Montana Street
Epic Stoller
Chas, A. Smith
L. P. Phillips
S. J. Haines
Oscar C. Findling
Centennial Cafe
Oscar's
Helena Street
Dillon, Montana
E. M, Yeaman
P.O
P. Harrison&Son
Co. S. Wemple
Dillon, Mont
Geo. W. Glark Co
Barre, VT
J. T. Murray
Masonic Temple
Pure Princess Strain White Leghorn Cocks
Chas. Hirschman
E. T. Brock
Prop
Brenner Livestock C
the Examiner
Blatz Beer
Milwaukee
SS Blatz
Blatz
S. I. Patterson
Bannack St. Dillon
Mont
Wiener
Muenchener
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