Regulations for Land Designation Require Strict Comply
Public notice explains that under new land office rules for stock raising and 640 acre claims, petitions for designation must meet standards. Defective filings receive circulars and a 30 day window to correct. unresolved petitions go to Washington and risk delay or loss of entry.
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Land Office
Pearl I. Smith
Department
District Land Office
Washington
Classification Division
Local Social News From The Langdorff Home
Miss Jean Langdorff left for Butte last week John Rask of Butte is visiting at the Rask home Miss Bertha Fox was a guest at the Langdorf home Sunday The Whitbeck dance is scheduled for Saturday night March 10 News of the marriage of Miss Ethel B Smith of Bozeman to Mr Verne Sexton of Belgrade was received here
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Miss Smith
John Neil
J. Dickson
Ed Neil
Pete Rask
Butte
S. Rask
Dillon
Joe Eaton
Hirschman Place
Mr. Eaton
B.J. Whitbeck
Lucille
Mrs. Whitbeck
Missouri
Mr. Whitbeck
John Rask
Bertha Fox
Langdorf
Ethel B Smith
Bozeman
Verne Sexton
Belgrade
Seniors Plan Annual Book Amid Basket Ball Victory
The Senior class prepares its annual for April while planning to name the book Old Beaverhead. A high school basketball game Thursday night ended with the Juniors defeating a high school girls team 19 to 7. Marvel Sanders excelled in shooting as Dorothy Gelhaus and Bertie Mathews starred.
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Marvel Sanders
Dorothy Gelhaus
Bertie Mathews
Hazel Barck
Levene Williamson
Marvel Landers
Phyllis Evans
Ethel Bendixon
Florence Smith
Geraldine Smith
Catherine Jones
Josephine Jones
Pearl Yost
Conway Named District Manager for Iowa Insurance Firm
George B. Conway, formerly secretary of the Montana Livestock and Casualty company, will become district manager for the Iowa State Livestock Insurance company of Des Moines. His territory covers Montana, Washington, Oregon, Idaho, California and Utah with headquarters in Helena. The Montana firm liquidated and sold its securities to the Banking Corporation of Montana and reinsured its business with the Iowa company.
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George B. Conway
Montana Livestock and Casualty Company
Iowa State Livestock Insurance Company
Des Moines
United States
Mr. Conway
Montana
Washington
Oregon
Idaho
California
Utah
Helena
Banking Corporation of Montana
Iowa Company
Decline in Wool Supply Signals Market Strain
Reports from more than 400 correspondents show a drop in western wool production for the coming season amid a British embargo on Australia. Montana and other western states face sharp declines while Colorado, Texas, Idaho and Washington show gains. A national campaign urges farmers to retain sheep, while government grazing costs and rising prices push sellers to delay.
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Daily News Record
Great Britain
Territory
Montana
Oregon
Wyoming
New Mexico
Nevada
Arizona
Colorado
Texas
Idaho
Washington
California
South Dakota
Congress
Bigelow
Philadelphia Wool and Textile Association
Philadelphia
Duarigs
U S sheep growers weigh war impact on wool industry
Survey of 400 reports shows most Western sheepmen favor a nationwide sheep campaign, expect a wool revival, and anticipate stable money with cheap credit. Opinions split on adopting the Australian system of shearing and marketing. Some see war end lowering prices, others foresee little change or higher prices. Daily News Record (New York).
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United States
Daily News Record
New York
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Bench News
Jean Langdorff
Howard Humphrey
Punch
Justin Brundage
South Atlantic Street
Mack
McCandlass
Conway
Iowa Insurance CO
Examiner
Reo Fours
Reo
Ditty & Sheppard Auto Company
Dillon, Montana
Reo Motor Car Co
Lansing, Mich
DIN
First National Bank
B. F. White
J. H. Gilbert
Professional Directory
Poindexter & Gilbert
Attorneys At Law
W. J. Cushing
Attorney-at-Law
Bannack Street
DR. Council E. Faddis
Woman Osteopathic
Phillips
Annabel Desmond
Atlantic St
F. H. Bimrose
G. G. Brownback
Osteopath
Washington St
Herford Bulls
ED L. Patrick
Torrington, Wyo
Chevrolet
T. D. Moran
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