Federal survey drive targets Montana lands in 1921
J Scott Harrison announces plans for a 1921 federal survey across Montana. A triple crew starts April 1 on the Crow reservation to prepare for Indian lands allotment and reservation opening, with four crews in eastern and western Montana by June to cover public domain lands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Crow Indian Reservation
J. Scott Harrison
Rocky Mountains
Congress
Crow Reservation
Mr. Harrison
Harrison
Crown Agency
Pryor Agency
Pioneer Bozeman resident receives 50 year Odd Fellows jewel
Benjamin F Eisel 85, a 66 year Gallatin County resident honored by Bozeman Odd Fellows for 50 years of membership. He crossed plains with Jim Bridger in 1864 and helped bring Montana’s first threshing machine to Bozeman. His farm near Bozeman later yielded $6000 in a season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin F. Eisel
Gallatin County
Odd Fellows
Bozeman
Rebekah Lodge
Eisel
Plains
John M. Bozeman
Coover
Yellowstone
Bisel
Virginia City
Coover & McAdow
W. W. Alderson
Sanford Ruffner
W. H. Tracy
A. H. van. Wilerden
L. B. Lyman
Gallatin City
West Gallatin
Penwell ‘Brothers
Henry Wright
Joe Wilson
Drew and Halle
Sam Roach
West Palatia
Wells Brothers
Kit
Etherington
Hugh Leonard
John Ault
Thomas Lewis
Bise
Eisel Saya
Elk Morse
Gallatin Valley
George Washington Krattcer
Railway Commission Takes Charge of Montana Irrigation Districts
Montana irrigation districts fall under two plans approved by H. B. 97 with the Montana Irrigation Commission guiding petitions bonds and dissolution. The commission also handles blue sky law H B 103 and oil pipeline carrier rules under H B 213, while hearings on freight classifications move to the railroad commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
J. M. Dixon
Montana Irrigation Commission
Montana Railroad Commission
Commission
Irrigation Commission
State Irrigation Commission
Public Service Commission
Railroad Commission
Disabled veteran outreach drives statewide examination tour
A drive by the Federal Board for Vocational Education and the American Legion of Montana will visit eight Montana locations with a traveling case board to examine ex service men disabled by World War I. Eligible veterans may receive government funded vocational training and subsistence, with transportation provided. Dates stretch March 29 to April 22 across Glasgow Great Falls Kalispell Missoula Butte Lewistown Billings Glendive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Board
Veterans Welfare Commission
American Legion of Montana
Keith Plaza
Minneapolis
Minn
Glasgow
Rundle
Sheridan
Roosevelt
Valley
Phillips
Blaine
Great Falls
American Legion Club
Cascade
Teton
Choutegu
Pondera
Hill, Toole
Lewis and Clark
Kalispell
Sanders
Mineral
Missoula
Royalli
Granite
Butte
Court House
Silver Bow
Powell
Deer Lodge
Beaverhead
Madison
Jefferson
Broadwater
Lewistown
Elk Club
Fergus
Meagher
Wheatland
Musselshell
Billings
Northern Fotes
Gallatin
Park
Sweet, Grass
Stillwater
Carbon
Yellowstone
Big Horn
Treasure
Glendive
Garfield
McCone
Dawson
Richland
Wibaux
Prairie
Rosebud
Powder River
Carter
Custer
Fallon
C. Thomas Busha
American Legion
Attenton
Cement Trust Indicted Over Nationwide Price Control
Federal grand jury in New York indicts 74 cement companies and 40 officers in the Portland Cement Trust. The Three Forks Portland Cement Co. of Denver operates plants in Gallatin and Fergus counties Montana. Government charges include price fixing, market allocation, and restrictive contracts designed to choke competition and keep cement scarce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland Cement Trust
Three Forks Portland Cement Co
Gallatin
Fergus Counties
New York City
United States
Rocky Mountain States
Montana
Cement Securities Company
Denver
Colorado
Trident
Gallastin
Hanover
Fergus County
Three Forks Portland Cement Company
Northwestern Cement Corporations
Colorado Portland Cement Company
Nebraska Cement Company
International Portland Cement Company
Spokane
Ogden Portland Cement Company
Ogden
Utah
Olympic Portland Cement Company
Seattle
Superior Portland Cement Company
Oregon Portland Cement Company
Portland
Portland Cement Company
Salt Lake
Ares
Prtrary
Bitter Root Pea Contracts Change With Canneries Plentiful
Bitter Root valley firms keep pea acreage steady despite overstocked canneries. N B Keeney & Sons plan 1000 acres this season per Manager Le Suer. M M Walker of Great Western expects little acreage cut, focusing on camera varieties and canners' needs for three years. Periodical resurrection of Grover Cleveland Bergdolt said to be cruel to the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Root Valley
N. B. Keeney & Sons
le Suer
M.M. Walker
Great Western Company
Grover Cleveland
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Mason Atest
Washington
Mont
Tre Care Dock Marine
Railway Commission
Turkestan
T. C. Power Co
Srr
Helena, Mont
Henningsen Produce Co
Butte,Monitana
Traveling Board
New York
Ivery
Bing
Bull Durham Tobacco
Cat Creek
the Weader
Matthias Wildschuts
Harrison Green
Wildechats-Harrisom Green Royalty Association
Pa Fog
Wildschutz-Harrison Green Royalty Association
Lewistown, Mont
R. Rosenberg
Optometrist
H.park St
Butte, Mont
Metropolitan ‘Petroleum Company
Metropolitan Treasury
United
States
Cat. Creek
Metropolitan Petroleum
Bay Memoria Petroleum
Metropolitan: Petroleum Company
Montana Building
Petroleum x Company
Aod
Rome
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