Local Real Estate Transfers in Beaverhead County 1925
Record of transfers filed with Beaverhead County Clerk from Oct 13 to Oct 31 1925 listing patents and deeds. Entries show U S A to Ramsey Pendergast Norris Shaffner Mayfield and others, plus numerous transfers within and to Donovan Ranch and Dillon area including Big Hole basin Horse Prairie and Centennial valley parcels.
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Beaverhead County
Southern Montana Abstract and Title Company
Dillon
U. S. of A
George L. Ramsey
Centennial Valley
J. E. Pendergast
Homestake Lode
Elkhorn
Sylvester E. Dinnen
Sarah Dinnen
Town of Wisdom
Christian W. Maurer
Susie E. Tash
B. Marlow
Seth Halbert
George E. Dodson
Wise River
Harve A. Stanchfield
John Geisser
Frank Husted
Emily Husted
Louis ‘L. Bell
Maggie May Hell
Marguerite Ogden
East Beach
Alfred O. Onserud
Malcolm McInnis
Annie McInnis
Big Hole Basin
John E. Hutchins
Eva Daly
Frank P. Kiblinger
Union Central Life Insurance Company
East Bench
William C. Brown
Charles F. Jones
Alice Worth
Charles Worth
Frederick Worth
D. F. Mooney
Jacob S. Streit
Vivian Young
Minnies
Maw
William A. Bucher
Lima
Latta S. Russell
Bliel Brothers
John L. Waldemar
Horse Prairie
H. L. Reed
Dell
Effie D. MecNinich
Effie D. McNinch
Anna P. Mansfield
James N. Mansfield
Columba
Mansfield
John Peterson
Horse Prairie Valley
Fred Rife
John B. Mayfield
West Park
Chauncey R. Brown
Claude Lapham
James ‘R. Pinkerton
Harry Lapham
Claud Lapham
Merritt Barnes
A. B. Scott
Sheep Creek Basin
State of Montana
M. R. Rand
John A. Donovan
U.S. of A
Cora B. Rand
Eye Prairie
Margaret E. Morse
Sarah Gabrelson
A. Olive Marchesseau Martin
Polaris
Mont
Anna C. Marchesseau
Matt Fabac
Apex
Glenn Conklin
U.S of A
Charles G. Conklin
Rite
Dilton
Amanda
GL. Pierce
Margaret Morsey
Donovan Ranch Company
Markus R. Rand
Cora B
Donovan Ranch
A. L. Stone
Pearl I. Smith
Charles Glenn Conklin
Myrtle Conklin
Hazel Talent
N. J. Tallent
A. E. Scott
Nor mal college work advances amid $6,000 material stock
By November 12 1895 work rushes on the Normal college with material on the ground valued at nearly $6 000 Twenty five men are employed by contractor Suitor using favorable weather Captain R J Monroe Lorenzo Cushing and Louis Hanson left Monday for Bloody Dick to kill bears Mayor Padley appointed delegates to the Trans Misssissippi congress meeting in Omaha J E Morse and G R Featherly attended a farmers institute in Bozeman Jack Barrett returned from Omaha with a cattle shipment Rev Father Charles McGlynn appointed to St Rose parish and T D Olmstead bought John Logan’s share in Olmstead Logan grocery firm
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Normal College
Suitor
R. J. Monroe
Lorenzo Cushing
Louis Hanson
Bloody Dick
Padley
Omaha
J. E. Morse
Bozeman
Farmers’ Institute
G. R.featherly
Jack Barrett
Barrett
Metlen
Nelson
Charles McGlynn
St. Rose Parish
T. D. Olmstead
John Logan
Olmstead & Logan
Censorship Accord Moves on solicitors and peddlers in Dillon
Final arrangements for censoring solicitors and peddlers as Dillon’s territory were completed at the commercial club meeting. Beaverhead county reports its grain yield as the largest in history. Beaverhead County High School’s football team lost 47 to 27 to Butte Central in Butte, with 250 fans riding a special train to the game. The Beaverhead Boxing Club schedules a Thanksgiving bout between Ray McCarrol and Billy Sunday. Dillon will add a municipal skating rink this winter with ground preparation underway.
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Dillon
Commercial Club
W. A. Clark
Armstead
Sacajawea
Beaverhead County
Beaverhead County High School
Butte Central
Butte
Beaverhead Boxing Club
Ray McCarrol
Billy Sunday
Kansas City
County seeks bids for resident physician services
Beaverhead County Montana invites sealed bids for a one year contract to provide medical and surgical attendance to the sick and poor, including furnishing medicines, starting January 1 1926. Bids due December 7 1925 by 10 a m with certified check for 19 percent and performance bond required. board may reject all bids.
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Board of County
Beaverhead
Montana
Board of ‘County ‘Commissioners
Beaverhead County
Montans
US agent cites slaughter method beating foot and mouth fears
A commission report to the US Bureau of Animal Industry compares the US slaughter approach to European quarantine. California losses tally 21,263 cattle plus 1,452 sheep 619 swine and 272 goats destroyed since last year.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Europe
United States
J. R. Mohler
United States Bureau of Animal Industry
W. J. Butler
Mohler
California
Bureau of Animal Industry
Switzerland
Sweden
Direct cost fears over new farming methods cited
The article warns that shifting to new farming methods would impose direct costs on farmers and other interests that would be staggering, vastly exceeding those of current practices.
Beaverhead County Poor Farm Described Near Dillon
In Beaverhead County the poor farm sits two miles north of Dillon. It yields 200 tons of hay 500 bushels of potatoes and ample vegetables. Twenty something head of cattle horses hogs and a Plymouth Rock hen flock provide milk eggs and meat as the superintendent oversees 133 acres and housing with lights from its plant.
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Beaverhead
Dillon
Plymouth Rock
United States
Old Betay
Zero-Foe Anti Freezing Agent Promises Safe Boil Point
Beaverhead Motors Company touts Zero-Foe an anti-freeze that boils at 19 degrees and resists freezing at 25 degrees below zero. It contains no calcium chloride or other ingeri ous substances harmful to radiators or paint on the hood.
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Beaverhead Motors Company
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Henry C. Norris
Glendale
Willard F. Shaffner
Rattle Snake Valley
Ditton
A. J. Graeter, Pamarkton Company
L.d.ira
Stahl
Senator Lode
Hendricks Lodge
Bannack
Jessie Donovan
Peter Spritzar
Glenn Station
R. Olive Marchesseau Martin
Edward P. Marchesseau
Hdward P. Marchesseau
Abram §S. Rite
Fred
Tims
Tim’s
Chevrolet
Fisher
Montana Auto Supply CO
Dillon, Mont
Examiner
Tattersall
Commission
Ste Tim Bale
Tattersall's Be