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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1906
Page
2
The article argues extending forest reserve grazing rules to open public range. It cites abuses on 400 million acres, calls for careful, local regulations, gradual implementation, and legal control to protect ranges while ensuring fair access for settlers and stockmen. It warns against sweeping rules and urges gradual, region-specific regulation.
The Breezes clipping reports John Wenger from Anaconda visiting the basin to arrange steers for shipment. William Montgomery and Jack Moran move 200 head to George N. Lawrence’s North Fork pasture. Clarence France and James Post arrive from Swamp Creek and Post and Johnson ranches with horses and cattle notes. Al J. Noyes returns from Salmon river with 1000 head, 500 cows and calves, and 500 steers, planning to stock all pastures at Ajax ranch.
Governor J K Toole issues a Flag Day proclamation setting June 14 1908 as the observance date. He notes schools often closed by then but urges patriotic exercises and public display of the nation’s colors. Proclamation signed in Helena May 26 with state seal.
Mrs Laura Jones and Mr Krank McLain married Friday in Dewey by Justice Madison. The couple, now residing in Wisdom, returned Monday to a reception at Ellis Hall where friends celebrated. Dr Poindexter has moved his office to the new Poindexter building on Idaho street with new hours and contact numbers.
City Council of Dillon Montana fixes time and place to hear objections to the levy and assessment of a sewer tax for Sewer District No. 11. The hearing is at 8 o'clock p m on June 6 1906 at the city hall. J B Poindexter City Clerk.
In Beaverhead County Montana the district court directs a sheriff sale of 320 acres described as parts of sections 25 and 26 township 7 south range 10 west with water rights totaling 928 inches and a four hundred inch overruling, including improvements and appurtenances. The sale is set for June 23 1906 at 11 am at the Dillon courthouse front door. Terms are cash. M D Gist sheriff, with under sheriff Geo W Dart.
The 1906 terms of the Fifth Judicial District Court for Beaverhead Jefferson and Madison counties are fixed as follows Jefferson county January April July October Beaverhead county February May August November Madison county March June August December Done at chambers Virginia City Madison county Montana December 6 1905 Judge Lew L Callaway
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