Demand for Good Horses Surges As Population Grows
A government report shows 18 718 578 horses in the United States on Jan 1 1906 up from 17 057 702 in 1905. The past year added 1 660 876 horses with a valuation rise of 310 579 886, while total horse valuation exceeds cattle by 181 929 505.
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Snowfall Bulletin Reports Varied Montana February Snow
R F Young of the Montana weather bureau issued the February snowfall bulletin. General snow in western and southern MT. none in the northeast. Feb ended with heavy falls in some western and southern areas and light or below average in others. Drifts at 5000 feet and above range ten to thirty feet, generally compact. Outlook for water in streams improves over last year.
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R. F. Young
Montana Weather Bureau
Marias
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Milk River
Yellowstone Basin
Main Divide
Gallatin River
Bridger
Gallatin
Spanish Ranges
Jefferson River
Ruby
Tobacco Root
Main Ranges
Madison River
Railways face speed tweaks amid livestock transport push
Union Pacific orders division officials to raise freight train speed from 50 to 35 mph. Western wood growers push for a 20 mph minimum while Casper and Denver associations send resolutions to railways. Sheepmen withdraw a thirty six hour bill clause, woolgrowers plan talks with railroads for safe livestock runs.
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State Association
Casper
National Association
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Western Rail
Heyburn
Miner
Some Fine Indian Portraits by Miss Elinor Meehan
Miss Elinor Meehan completes an oil portrait of the Sioux chieftain Sitting Bull. She has painted life-size heads of noted warriors and is at work on watercolor studies, aiming to paint living Indians perhaps at a reservation during the summer.
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Elinor Meehan
Sitting Bull
Real Estate Transfers For Week Ending March 13
Transactions recorded from Pearl I Smith title books include deeds from Joshua Bennet to Maggie Courtney for a Thompson Avenue lot in Dillon. a quit claim from Gerhard Albera to the United States for 40 acres of beach land near Dillon. and multiple adjoining mining and placer interests near Bannack and Dillon.
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Joshua Bennett
Maggie H. Courtney
Thompson Avenue
Dillon
Gerhard Albera
United States of America
Carter Creek
Lucius G. Fisher
Frank B. Felt
Bannack
Chicago-Montana Gold Dredging Company
E. B. Haining
Adolph Petersen
Brownstone Placer
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