Montana Insurers and Public Urged to Use Only Authorized Firms
State insurance bulletin urges Montanans to transact only with licensed companies paying taxes and employing state residents. It notes 1908 fire premiums rose 32.53 percent and IDs several new admitted insurers including International Insurance Company and People's National Fire Insurance. It warns against unlicensed firms and outlines statutory changes repealing a $50,000 surety deposit.
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H. R. Cunningham
Montana
Eleventh Legislative Assembly
Insurance Department
State of
Inaurance
United States
Internaional Insurance Company
New York
Capital Stock
People’s National Fire Insurance Company
Philadelphia
Title Guaranty and Surety Company
Scranton
Penn
Fidelity On Deposit Company
Baltimore
Belmont Park Horses and the Raymond Legacy in Montana
The Belmont Park Stock Farm in Puller Springs Montana founded by W H Raymond shaped American trotting breeds. The article notes extensive stock, famous sires Commodore Belmont Tempest Copper King and McKinney's sire, their spread across the U S, and how Raymond bred on ranges before branding and selling horses to markets in St Louis Kansas City Chicago and beyond. The Brook Nook ranch becomes the state’s largest trotting facility as farms shrink and small breeders rise.
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Belmont Park
Puller Springs
Montana
W. H. Raymond
Corrinne
Utah
Union Pacific
Mr. Raymond
United States
Belmont Park Ranges
Raymond
Commodore Belmont
Belmont
Miss Gratz
Hunt
Commodore
Commodore Belmot
Meteor
Carrie Bell
Monterey
Frank Quirk
Mr. Larrabie
Brook Nook Ranch
Whitehall
Mr. Raynond
Kentucky
Tempest
Park
Peavine
Lago Air
Goster
Grey Harry
Monkey Rollo
Alfred G
Jim Hamilton
McKinney
Thaa
Dictator 113
Woodford
Mambrino
Herod
Sentittel
Harrison Chief
Pilot Duroc
Adminviatrator
Strathmore
Goldust
Mamibrino Pilot
Helmont Park
Ō Lia
Maria
St. Louis
Kansas City
Chicago
Canada
Resolute
Speedy
Gaime
Copper King
Mr. Simpson
Reception and Dance for Seniors and Faculty
The junior class hosted a pleasant reception and dance at Dart's hall for the seniors graduating that week and the faculty. Hall decor featured royal purple and gold with pink and white carnations and pennants. Guests enjoyed a punch table with ferns and carnations overseen by Minees Stella Knotts Carrie.
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Dart’s
Lswl
Minees
Stella—Knotts
Carrie
Evening of senior and junior class celebration noted
Guidici and Margaret Poindexter hosted a late party where seniors declared juniors the best ever. Attendees included Elizabeth Sutherland Edith Law rence Idanhba Baker Alda Smith Gladys Bingham Gladys Hey ward Orpha Lenkersdorfer Minnie Gilbert Josephine Erwin Lora Bennett Joy Sluck Vera Melvyn Clare Conger Minnie York Anna Baker Lora Guyaz Meassra Leroy Willey Ray Melton Francis Carroll Hiram Brundage Albert Woodside Ray Willey Max Wilcomb George Gosman Adolph Stuart the faculty Miss Son Matson Paxtor Osborne Benham Messie Fish Willis and Mr and Mrs Foote. Hosts and hostesses were Winnie Jones Selah Graves Marjorie Conger Beulah Provost Elizabeth Curry Faye Wier Montana Gilbert Margaret Lennox Mabel Kohn Anna Adams Nellie Moore Judson Best Will Rose Will Carroll Joe Allertag Ben Willard Carl Hartwig.
Acacia Cleaning Moves to New Downtown Location
The Acacia garment cleaning and pressing establishment relocates from Bannock Street to the former Madame Townsend building at the corner of Railroad Avenue and Hannock Street, opposite the Metien Hotel, with move set for June 1.
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The
Acacia
Bannock Street
Madame Townsend
Railroad Avenue
Hannock Street
Metien
For Sale Old Short Line Depot Potash? No clearly stated
For sale notice on an old short line depot. Listed contact H A Roberts in Pocatello Idaho for details.
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Old
Short Line
H. A. Roberts
Pocatello, Idaho
California Excursions via Oregon Short Line
Daily for tickets one way via Portland. Frequent dates for other routes. See U S L agents for further details.
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California
Oregon Short Line
Portland
Peat Hotel Lima Reopens Under Beardsley and Quinn
The Peat Hotel in Lima reopens with improved service and renewed vigor under proprietors Beardsley and Quinn. Guests are welcomed to enhanced accommodations and cordial hospitality.
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Lima
Beardsley & Quinn
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Kenosha
Eliel Brothers
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