Reed Hollingsworth Ranch Beats in Beaverhead Valley
The Reed and Hollingsworth ranch four miles south of Dillon on the Beaverhead river covers about 700 more acres of hay and pasture. It houses 35 registered Herefords with eleven bulls and includes notable stock like Cherry Jack, a five year old sire. The herd descends from Grove Briton, a prize winner from Herefordshire, England. The ranch exhibits strong winter pasture, ample water, and a celebrated ranch dinner impressing visitors as rivaling Delmonico’s.
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Beaverhead Valley
Reed &Hollingsworth
Dillon
Beaverhead
William Reed
C. C. Barnett
van Camp
Barnett
Hollingsworth
Centennial Valley
Reed
Kansas City
American Hereford Breeders’ Association
L. B. Chappell
Cherry Jack
Jet
Middle West
East
Herefordshire
England
Devon
Reed & Hollingaworth
Chicago
Delmonico’s
Waldorf-Astoria
New York
Mine Claim Law Aims To End Survey Confusion West
A late Fifty-eighth Congress bill introduced by Senator Teller would place the monuments of mining claim locations above government patent surveys in determining patent ground. The law, soon passed by the House, seeks to curb disputes from faulty surveys and protect mine owners and prospectors, especially where current surveys misdraw ground. It is hailed as a decisive step to legitimize mining and reduce litigation and closures in western states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Teller
Colorado
House
Congress
Middle States
Interior Department
Department
Montana
New Mining Company Formed in Beaverhead
Helena dispatch reports articles filed by the North Fork Reduction Company to mine in all branches with principal office in Redrock Beaverhead County. Capitalization set at 50000 dollars with 12500 subscribed. Directors named: E. K. Edwards, R. Bennett, E. R. Benedict of Gibbonville Idaho, F. W. Vogler of Bedrock, and F. M. Shaw of Helena.
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Helena
Manager Wanted for Busy Chicago Firm Countywide
Trosatworthy employer seeks a capable man or woman to manage a well known financial house. $20 weekly cash salary plus expenses paid by check from headquarters. Permanent position. Send details to Manager 810 Como Block Chicago Illinois.
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House of Gold
Como Block
Chicago
Twinois
State liquor license totals exceed six hundred fifty thousand
The 1903 Montana license tax collections totaled 653 553.94 with liquor dealers contributing over 500 000. Silver Bow led counties with 25.16 percent of the total. Other major taxes came from wholesale liquor, hotels, and transportation services, while pool rooms and horse tracks paid comparatively little. A county-by-county revenue table follows.
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Montana
Silver Bow
Telegraph
Beaverhead
Broadwater
Cascade
Chouteau
Custer
Dawson
Deer Lodge
Fergus
Flathead
Gallatin
Jefferson
Lewis and Clarke
Madison
Meagher
Missoula
Park
Powel
Ravalli
Valley
Yellowstone
Short Line Holiday Tickets to St Louis Chicago and More
Every Tuesday from May through October inclusive the Short Line sells round trip tickets to St Louis via Chicago for 47.50 Chicago and return 52.50 to St Louis via Chicago for 53.75. Tickets valid three months not past December 31st with stopovers both directions and via Salt Lake and Denver. Departure Dillon 7 17 p m arrives St Louis third day 7 a m reserve berthen at Short Line City Ticket Office Dillon Montana S S Carruthers Agent tf
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Short Line
St. Louia
Chicago
St. Louisa
Salt Lake
Denver
Dillon
St. Louis
Berthen
Short Line City
Montana
S. S. Carruthers
Also Mentioned on This Page
Reed & Hollingsworth Ranch
Beaverhead County
New Mining Company
State Bank OF Dillon
F. L. Graves, Pres
Lute
WM. Roe
A. L. Stone
Cash
Anne
State
Nang Pitton
Monopole
Grannis & Company
Prop's
Haines
Connec
Tion
Wm. C. Bryant
Metlen Hotel
Helena and
Idaho Sts
Jewell & McLaren's
Blacksmith Shop
F. P. Harrison & Son
Proprietors
Laramie
Acme
Portland
Carey
Proprieer
Bannack and
Washington Streets
Oregon
Copvaricus &c. May
Intentifi
Oway
Washington, D. C
Maurice A. Walker, M. D
Mellon
Orricz Howes
T. B.landers, Kof R
Chas, Cunnard
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