Needs of the Great Northwest by C H Boynton
The article argues Montana Washington and Oregon offer vast irrigation potential with federal projects to reclaim over a million acres in Montana and boost settlement. It highlights Madison Milk Sun Glendive Buford Huntly Flat and Crow projects, growth in agriculture cattle and mining, and a projected population surge as irrigation expands arid lands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Northwest
Southwest
Montana
Washington
Oregon
Idaho
Northwest
Fergus County
Great Falla
Flathead County
Bitter Root
Gallatin Valley
Madison River
Gallatin
Missouri
Prickly Pear
Helena
Great Falls
North Dakota
Billings
Huntly Flat
Crow Reservation
East
Middle West
Land of
Rockies
Anaconda telephone line opened with temporary central office
Work on the Anaconda line by contractor Fred Woodworth completed. A temporary central office was set up at the Legal store and the line went into service. Reports cover cattle shipments, mining activity, and mill preparations in the Big Hole Basin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anaconda
Fred Woodworth
Legal Store
The Home Paper as a Stepping Stone to Knowledge
Forsyth Times argues that the local newspaper in every home builds reading habits and intelligence by featuring familiar people and places. It warns against foreign papers that lack local relevance, saying children gain lifelong interest and become informed citizens through home papers.
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Forsyth Times
N S Wood Reopens Dillon Baggage and Freight Wagon
Notice announces N S Wood back on Dillon streets with a light freight and baggage wagon serving depot the Normal College and Dormitory. He will not handle coal and offers stave wood and dry kindling delivery. Orders left at Deputy's Meat Market or with Central Telegraph Office messenger receive prompt attention.
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N. S. Wood
Dillon
Normal
Bey
Expert piano tuner available in Dillon
Sherman's Piano House of Butte announces a skilled piano tuner is employed and will visit Dillon to tune pianos. Customers are urged to send orders for tuning and assured of guaranteed workmanship by the expert.
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Dillon and
Dillon
Sherman
Piano House
E. Park St. Butte, Mont
Open Top Observation Cars On Denver Rio Grande
The Denver and Rio Grande Railroad will introduce open top observation cars this summer on its daylight train through Royal Gorge Grand Canyon of the Arkansas Canon and Gunnison. Cars seat seventy five, have no tops and offer free unobstructed Rocky Mountain views. They will be completed and in service by June 1.
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Denver & Rio Grande Railroad Company
Royal Gorge
Grand Canon
Arkansas
Grand River
Gunnison
Rocky Mountains
Beaverhead Grocery Plans First Class Dining Offer
The Dillon market Beaverhead Grocery announces a new policy to extend same rating to shoppers with limited funds. After careful consideration the store will implement steps to provide options for all customers.
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Dillon
Beaverhead
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C.H. Boynton
Milton Acres
State
W. G. Eggleston
Big Hole Basin
John Peterson
Gua Swanson
Gua Ias
Mr. Peterson
Carl Swanson
Oscar McVay
Rock Creek
Philipsburg
D. D. Walker
William Montgomery
Lucian Eby
Adam Bright
Pioneer
Len Pendleton
Ajax
Lee
Pendleton
Ajax Ranch
A. J. Noyes
W. B. Stanchfield
Stanchfield
Butte
Tom Landers
Examiner
IENE
BLATZ
Wiener
VAL Blatz Brewing CO
Milwaukee
S. S
Pinos
Beaverhead Grocery
Ons
Poindexter & Orr Live Stock Co
Dillon, Mont
Dept. A
Town and Country Journal
San Jose, Cal
Paul Brown
the Tailor
State Bank OF Dillon
F. L. Graves
Wm.roe
A. L. Stone
Cash
Dillon Furniture Co
G. 1. Paul
Chicago
The
Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul Railway
Ogden
Denver
Standard
C.S. Williams
West Second South St
Salt Lake City
F. W. Vogler
Redrock
Salmon City
Gibbonsville
W. F. Cashmore
N. G
Madison Counties
Johnson & Smith
C.W. Robison
K of R
B. N. Stevenson, Sachem
H. A. Bond, M. D
James L. Jones
Washington and
Bannack Streets
Dillon, Montana
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