Forest Fires Fought Through Patrols and Trails in Montana
F. A. Silcox and H. Chapman discuss Montana fire control in American Forestry. They stress increased patrols, rapid transportation, and phone trails as essential to limiting fires in western forests, with 3000 extra laborers and extensive tool caches mobilized in a severe season. Damages to standing timber estimated at 175 to 200 million dollars.
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Washington
F. A. Silcox
Missoula
American Forestry
American Forestry Association
Forester Graves
H. Chapman
Yale Forest School
Flathead Forest
Montana
Mr. Silcox
Idaho
Silcox
Exxra
Spokane
Butte
Forester Silcox
Yale School
Chapman
Swan Valley
Plathead Lake
The
Association
Real Estate Transfers Week Ending November 7
Real estate transfers recorded for the week ending November 7 list deeds filed from title books of Pearl and Smith. The notices indicate transfers of properties with parties and locations referenced in tentative summaries from the local title records.
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Smith
Land and deed records list numerous 19th century property transactions
Patent grants record multiple 160 to 960 acre parcels on Big Hole basin Reservoir creek and nearby areas issued to Nesley Belin Albee Cartier Fournier Seybold and others. Deeds and quitclaims cover Barnett's addition Ames Slack and other transfers with modest sums noted. Water and desert entries cite Fry Pan creek Horse Prairie and Clem Valley creek rights. Mining claims include Lead King and Nevada Oil Small Horn district with distribution decree for Rudolph Peterson estate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Nesley
Reservoir Creek
Marie Belin
Big Hole Basin
Don Albee
Mary Cartier
Marie Fournier
Henderson Seybold
Dell
John Tessier
Frank Tessier
Arthur Schach
Barnett
Martha Sapp
Wm. Stoke
F. Albee
Frank Dries
F. H. Albee
Wm. Ames
Fry Pan Creek
Jessie Hoffman
Horse Prairie
Frank Hoffman
John Housman
Clem Valley
Rudolph Peterson
W. A. Douglas
Nevada
Smallhorn District
City Express & Coal Co Buys Coal by Sack or Car Load
City Express and Coal Company offer coal by the sack or by the car load. Customers may call the 22K office or the 146K residence for orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Express & Coal Company
Report of the State Bank of Dillon December 1910 condition
Report of the Condition of the State Bank of Dillon Dillon Montana at close of business Nov 0 1910 shows capital stock 50000 surplus 10000 undivided profits 49830 99 total liabilities 752679 45. Deposits include 302851 69 demand deposits 210355 62 certificates of deposit 210355 62 savings 26084 61 due to banks 2511 bills payable 0.00 special reserve 58000. Cashier A L Stone swears the statement true before W A Gragrex notary on Nov 16 1910. Attest William Roe A F Graeter.
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State Bank of
Dillon
Montana
Weyisrae
Cesis
A. L. Stone
W. A. Gragrex
Beaverhead County
William Roe
A. F. Graeter
Smeenaeanens
Saveteees
Earthquake Tremor Shakes Madison Town
The Madison section experienced its open season for earthquakes with a tremor around 7 am Monday and a stronger shake near 10 am. The quake rattled glasses, unsettled plaster at the post office and Madisonian office, and was among the more distinct shocks in recent years.
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Madison County
Post Office
Madisonian
Acacia Keeps Up Appearance Amid Whispers
A brief note reports Acacia maintaining its public presence as rumors circulate about internal changes. Community observers note steady activity from the organization with no official statements issued.
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Plaiss
State OF
Beaverhead
Oclel
Eliel Brothers
J. Carhart
Verland
Oregon
Short
Union Pacific
Idaho Main Line
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