Wool buyers combine threaten growers with lower prices
Montana growers warn that eastern dealers have formed a combine to cut wages on wool this year by four to six cents per pound. The Montana Wool Growers Association urges growers to demand at least last year’s level if the clip is in good condition, and to ship to brokers or Chicago warehouses if contracted with a combine house.
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Montana
Montana Wool Growers’ Association
Combine
Chicago
Lewis Penwell
Record
Clay
Robison & Co
S. Livesock
United States
Boynton Wool Scouring Company
Settlers Pour Into Montana by Milwaukee Line
Pat Scanlon of Helena reports that 28 550 new settlers arrived in Montana from January 1 1910 to June on the Milwaukee line. About 5 710 families with average five persons per family moved in and taken homesteads or purchased farms. Also noted is a 30 car Simmons Hardware stock train for a Seattle branch passing Montana.
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Montana
Chicago Milwaukee & Puget Sound Railroad
Pat Scanlon
Helena
Milwaukee
Land Quarters Office
Scanlan
Wis
North Western
Found Dead in Lonely Cabin on Williams Ranch
Sheriff Trauffer investigated the death of Clarence Alloway found in a cabin on the Williams ranch. Officials concluded natural causes heart trouble with no sign of a struggle. Alloway, a nephew of W O Thompson, resided in Bozeman and was buried near Jake View after funeral arrangements in Dillon.
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N. J. Trauffer
Lakeview
Centennial Valley
Clarence Alloway
Williams Ranch
Young Alloway
Trauffer
Alloway
Williams
Dillon
Clarance Alloway
W. O. Thompson
Bozeman
Mr. Thompson
Jakeview
Madisonian
Sleeping cars receive lighter bedding on Southwest Limited
The Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul Railway announces a change for its Southwest Limited trains between Chicago and Kansas City. White counterpanes or bedspreads replace heavy woolen blankets used for twelve months yearly, though blankets will be kept on reserve for cooler nights.
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Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway Company
Southwest
Chicago
Kansas City
Notice of Beaverhead Ranch sale in Montana Court
In Beaverhead County Montana the Beaverhead Ranch company sues Herbert Selway et al. and others. A land and water rights parcel totaling 872.70 acres plus water rights will be sold at public auction on July 12 1910 at 10 a.m. at the Dillon courthouse to the highest bidder for cash under court confirmation. Ten percent of the purchase price due sale day. balance on confirmation. Conveyances at purchaser cost. Dated Dillon June 11 1910. F A Hazelbaker Commissioner.
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Herbert B. Selway
Mary Selway
Hawley J. Selway
Lovilla Selway
Eliza Selway
Middlesex Banking Company
Eunice A. Selway
B. F. White
F. A. Hazelbaker
Dillon Examiner
United States
Dillon
Beaverhead
Montana
Section 6
Range 8
Montana Meridian
Birch Creek
Selway and
Lovinger Ditch
Selway
Big Hole River
Selway Ditch
Innovation promises comfort for passengers on inviting bed
A new design aims to enhance passenger comfort and appeal to anyone who favors a welcoming bed. The article notes the feature as a notable improvement in seating or sleeping arrangements.
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Packard
Robt. Morton
The
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway
District Court
Fifth Judicial District of
County of
Beaverhead Ranch Company
Lima, Mont
America
Lima
Joseph C. Smith
Dell
Dillon Brass Band
Opera House
Provost & Ripley
Foster
Dillon, Mont
Cash Grocers
Telephone
GEO. R. Metlen
Uhas, Perry
R. E. Ober
E. Bannack St
E. M. Yeaman
P.O
Masonic Temple
H. Rehead
F.gattan, M.D
Armstead
E. R. Ackley
Edie Block
Jackson Loan & Trust Go
West Capitol St
Jackson, Mississippi
the Examiner
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