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Dillon Examiner

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Oct 12, 1904

Page

10

Irrigation Plan for Arid Lands Promoted in Congress

The speaker urges use of surplus to fund federal irrigation in the western arid regions. He outlines a $250000 Geologic Survey project to map irrigable lands, select reservoir sites, and study reclamation, arguing irrigation boosts agricultural land value and regional prosperity despite rainfall variability.

United States Geological Survey Secretary of the Interior West Powell Mississippi Valley Missouri River

News of the Past Week From State Officials and Farmers

Governor Toole receives a $20 834 28 executive draft for the permanent school fund from acting U S treasury auditor G P Durham. The labor party endorses Democratic electors at Helena meeting and files with the secretary of state. Agriculture department plans a nationwide farmers institutes program with congress funding. Carbon county may call a grand jury to probe county commissioners with Judge Henry holding the matter under advisement. Nutting says the board fights back at critics but sees no corruption in reports.

Joseph K. Toole G. P. Durham United States Treasury Labor Party Helena Ita Carbon County Board of County Henry Red Lodge Nutting

Railroads Favoritism Charged in Montana Tax Board Vote

The Helena Record cites minutes of the state board of equalization showing Northern Pacific assessment set at $2,835 per mile for 1902 after a vote against Toole. It accuses Republican officers of bias toward railroads and urges electing Democratic candidates to reform state tax policy.

Helena Toole State Board of Equalization K. A. Kenney BR. O. Hickman H. J. Haskell L. Rotwitt Nere Board of Equalization Northern Pacific Railroad Jos K. Toole Northern Pacific Railroad Company Montana B.A. Kenney Aaid Board Congress Lake Superior Puget Sound Pacific Coast United States Washington North Dakota Jon K, Toole Hon Kernard Northern Vacific Railroad Company J. K. Toole Rh. A. Kenney Wh. O. Hickman H. J. Unaskell LL. Rotwilt Bec Helena Record Record Govenor Toole Hia Nations

Sleeper Comfort Rises On Southwest Limited

The Chicago, Milwaukee and St Paul Railway introduces white counterpanes and bed spreads on its Southwest Limited trains between Chicago and Kansas City. Heavy woolen blankets are replaced though kept in reserve for cooler nights. The change aims to improve comfort and appeal to travelers who value an inviting bed.

Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway Company Chicago Kansas City

Pasture to Let 800 Acres Near Bannack Montana

Stockmen offered an 800 acre pasture with open water and 150 to 350 tons of hay for sale at 5.00 per ton. Located on Buffalo creek near Bannack, described as a fine winter range. Advertisement by Paul Jones cigar distributors Gooch and Coon of Dillon Montana.

Buffalo Creek Bannack Paul Jones Try Gooch’ & Coon Dillon, Mont

Congressional pledge echoes in speech on unity

A fragment reflecting hopeful talk in Congress about a hearty response from representatives. The speaker expresses belief that their plans will be met with broad support and action from colleagues.

Congress

Local notes from the Big Hole Basin Breezes

J C Quinn starts at the Legal store. A cottage for Jeff Edmondson progresses. Vic Smith brings in three bears and two mountain goats from Fishtrap. Fred Hollingsworth buys Voorhees hay for 65 to 70 head. Ward builds a house at Tommey ranch and bids a bridge at Emil Zone ranch. Bennett family to move to Dillon then possibly Crow country.

J. M. Ward Tommey Ranch Emil Zone Ranch

Also Mentioned on This Page

House of Representatives Washington, D. C House Pennsylvania Mt. Randall Speaker Indiana Mr. Holman Oklahoma American Congress the State United States Department of Agriculture Linfield The Agricultural College Department Act of Congress Anid Railroad Anid Chicago, Milwaukee & St.Paul Railway Big Hole Basin J C. Quinn Fransitlon Leagal Jeff Edmondson Herbert Armitage Len Pendleton J. B. Hollingsworth St. Louis Julia Tong Migs Gladya Squaw Creek St. Louis Fair Owen Baching Vic Smith Three Bear A. H. McVay Fred Hollingsworth George Voorhees E. J. Bennett Dillon Mr. Bennett Crow Reservation Examiner
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