Salmon county eyes railroad boom with open meeting
Salmon City Recorder reports surveyors completed a favorable one percent grade to Salmon. The firm plans to secure right of way deeds from ranchers, with 50 feet each side and 200 feet for depot grounds, plus escrowed deeds. A three member committee led by N I Andrews and W C Shoup will coordinate, aiming for trains by early 1910.
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Salmon City Recorder
Spacefillers
Salmon
Bacon
N.I. Andrews
Main Street
Walter C. Shonp
N. I. Andrews
Sheriff Mulkey
S. A. Myersv
E.S. Edwards
N. I. Andrewa
Quarles & Quarlen
C. A. Norton
Herndon Milling Co
Elizabeth Holbrook
Jos. Roses Jr
Thos. Elder
Jos. L. Kirtley
Shoup Et. al
Alice I. McDonald
Chas. D. Lee
Columbus Batea
Jean Christenson
John Court
Emily A. Morgan
Brown
Sarah Brown
Shenon Estate
Josie Barrack
Wm. R. Baker
Julia A. Fleming
Chas, A. Snook
Wm. L. Mulkey
Jos Kadlett
Harlow Mulligan
John W. Snook Jr
Maud Rose
Jame Davis
Minnie EK
Cummings
John W. Snook
Wm. Petergon
Jessie Peterson
John Pyeatt
Geo
James. Spencer
C. C. Willis
John H. Wheeler
Robert Kirkham
Anna B. Sharkey
Lorenzo A. Barnett
Glmore & Pittsburg Railroad Company, Ltd
Burlington
Butte, Montana
Idhoo
Milwaukee
Lolo Pass
Wolves scarcity rattles Big Hole stockmen
A prominent Big Hole resident reports only a dozen wolves remain in the watershed and predicts they are nearly impossible to trap or poison. Pred Francia agrees there may be six to twelve wolves, and notes the few cause constant fear of midnight raids among livestock. One wolf was recent ly killed by Fred Francis, a rare untimely catch.
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Big Hole
Joe Toomey
George Mudd
Chalk Bluffa
Jim Paddock
Pred
Francia
Fred Francis
Prominent Butte Merchant Daniel J Hennessy Dies
Daniel J Hennessy a leading Butte Montana merchant and Democrat died suddenly at 8 10 am en route to St Patrick Cathedral of heart disease He had been a major political and social figure in Butte and the state and served in the Montana Senate He built a vast mercantile business and was known for philanthropy aiding hundreds of families affected by mine closures He was active in Catholic affairs and politics in the state
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Butte
Daniel John Hennessy
Montana
St. Patrick’s Cathedral
Mr. Hennessy
Hennesay
Catholic Church
Hennesy
Senate
Committee of Mines and Mining
Hennessy
Two-Year-Old Percheron Stallion on Display at State Bank
A two-year-old Percheron stallion is presented at the State Bank of Dillon. The ad notes willing to negotiate price and provides contact: H. FE, Andrus, Deil, Montana, 19-tf.
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State Bank of
Dillon
Estrayed mare and cat found in town with reward offered
A blocky dark bay mare and a cat, aged three coming four, branded with a closed triangle on the right thigh, have been found. Finder should notify this office. a suitable reward will be paid. The notice is from The Examiner in 2011.
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