Marked Activity in Listing Lands on Beaverhead Forest
The Beaverhead National Forest has seen increased activity listing lands for homestead entry since a 1906 act. Examinations cover 1,540 acres this season with 1,460 approved for listing. total examined 9,748 acres with 8,948 recommended. Forest officers note improved public understanding of the law and emphasize aiding bona fide homesteaders to obtain homes.
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Beaverhead National Forest
National Forest
Wyman
National Forest Administration
Forest Service
Missoula
Montana
Secretary of Agriculture
Secretary of the Interior
Secretary of the’ Interior
Calls That Every Body Must Make In Daily Etiquette
In a practical piece from November Woman's Home Companion, the author outlines essential social calls. It urges yearly updates to your list, timely replies after entertainments, and expressions of congratulations, condolence, inquiry during illness, or aid to newcomers.
Big Game Reports Show Montana Hunters Enjoy Abundant Wildlife
Helena reports indicate plentiful deer and elk across the state as hunters tally successes. Guides’ reports from regions like the Big Belt and Glacier park note four bears and four elk, plus moose bands estimated 400 to 500 strong in Glacier national park.
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Helena
Capitol
Montana
Farnweorth
Ovando
Pennsylvania
Big Belt Mountains
Walter Raleigh
Watson
Avalanche Gulch
Big Blackfoot
Great Northern Express Company
Sun River Country
FE. H. Griffith
Craig
Clark Griffith
Glacier National Park
United States
8. C. Ford
Belton
Thomas Shields
Glacier Park
W. R. Logan
Pioneer Day Remembrance and Verendrye History in Montana
Pioneer Day on November 3 devoted to pioneer history in Montana with an essay contest. a pamphlet by State Superintendent outlines school activities. C L Robbins recounts La Verendrye’s voyage near Montana’s southeast and misbeliefs about the Gates of the Mountains. The Verendryes' limited stay and failed aim to reach the western sea are noted, with reflection on their decline after returning to Canada.
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Montana
State Board of Education
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
C. L. Robbins
la Verendrye
Beartooth Mountains
Helena
Missouri
Mandans
Montana Rockies
Bismarck
North Dakota
France
L. M. Carson
Lewis and Clark
Canada
Parkman
Chevalier de la Verendrye
Rocky Mountains
Cape Breton
Lewistown Child Dies After Ingesting Pills
A 2 year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Voyle David of Lewistown died at Moore soon after swallowing five headache pills. The mother had taken the pills for a headache and the child found them and began to eat them. Doctors were summoned but too late to save the child.
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Voyle David
Lewistown
Moore
Major Rupley, Civil War Veteran and Helena Pioneer Dies
Major Rupley, a centenarian member of the International Typo graphical union and civil war veteran, died in Helena last week at age 74. A Montana pioneer, he journeyed overland to Helena from St Joseph, Missouri, after the war and spent years in local printing offices and extensive prospecting.
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Major Rupley
International Typographical Union
Helena
Rupley
Montana
St. Josph
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Department of the Interior
Selves
Firestone
Montana Auto Supply Co
Cadillac State Agency
Milwaukee
Dillon
Schlitz
Taylor & Williams
Rich Hill Whiskey
L. A. Burrows & Co
Moritana
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