Dakota Smith and His Hounds Go West for Wolves
The essay likens Dakota Smith to Whittington, noting his three carloads of Montana horses and hound imports from North Dakota aimed at wolves and coyotes in Beaverhead County. It envisions political ascent should the dogs prove effective, and frames dogs as a social force in shaping Montana’s future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whittington
Hall of Fame
Smith
Barbary
Mr. Whittington
London
Charles A. Smith
Dillon
Montana
North Dakota
Ed Grub Ag
Hercules
Board of
County Commissioners
Glendive
Hope
Lima
Havre
United States
Wen
Smithsonian
Assessing Work and Patents in Mining Claims
The article explains annual required work on unpatented mining claims, noting it is not cumulative and a lapse can occur if a year is skipped. Development work aids patent application, and patents boost sale value, while taxes apply to both patented and unpatented claims. It defends liberal law aimed at productive use and fair title protection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Uncle Sam
Lawauita
U. S
x—Mining
High School Notes and Activities Overview
Mr Davies former city librarian of Butte spoke on advantages of college education. Sheridan and Beaverhead County high schools may play a basketball match soon. Monthly report cards issued detailing five weeks of work. Chemistry test occurred Monday afternoon. Paul Stahl from the commercial department transferred in. Miss Eva Lawrence of Normal College visited. she was formerly a high school student. A new flag pole was erected as students prepare to defend the cardinal. Bertha Burfeind left school. Reference books ordered for all classes. Maude Campeau served as afternoon pianist. The senior class of 1906 received class rings from a New York firm. Teachers met Friday afternoon. Theta was hosted by Mrs Fred Conger with games and refreshments. Miss Bertha Hoffman re-enrolled to pursue freshman work. Theta plans a party at Alma Marge’s home next Wednesday. Chemistry manuals handed in Friday. History 4-1 reviews past work. English 4-T studies Shakespeare Macbeth after drama work.
Meagher Republican urges Montana wool growers to form direct sales commission
The Meagher Republican editors champion organizing Montana wool growers into a commission to handle clips, bypass middlemen, and keep two cents or more per pound that now goes to eastern buyers and dealers. They note possible industry understandings among packers and buyers and call for early action and public discussion.
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The
Meagher Republican
Montana
Commission
Republican
Gazette
Sleeping cars get lighter bedding on Southwest Limited trains
The Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul Railway announces a change for its Southwest Limited service between Chicago and Kane City. White counterpanes or bed aprons replace heavy woolen blankets in warm weather, with blankets kept in reserve for cooler nights. The innovation aims to improve passenger comfort on long overnight trips.
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Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway Company
Chicago
Kanea
Christmas Money For School Boys
Advertises paper subscription drive in Montana for The State. Offers 23 cents per dollar cash subscription, free sample copies, and a 25 cent commission with remaining funds sent by registered letter or money order. Requires plain names and addresses to W. G. Eggleston Box 1187 Helena Montana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
W. G. Eggleston
Helena
N S Wood Reappears With Delivery Wagon In Dillon
Notice to the People of Dillon N S Wood resumes service with his quick delivery wagon for baggage express and light freight to and from the depot and city areas including the Norcal College. He avoids coal and sells stove wood and dry kindling with a clean wagon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. S. Wood
Dillon
Norcal College
Central Telephone Office
The State Helena weekly paper by W G Eggleston
Independent weekly by W G Eggleston in Helena promoting anti grafting politics. One dollar yearly price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
THE
STATE
W. G. Eggleston
Helena
Tax Notice for Beaverhead County 1905 Taxes Due
Taxes for Beaverhead County Montana for 1905 are due at the county treasurer’s office in Dillon. Delinquent after December 11, 1905 at 6 p m with a ten percent penalty. Payments accepted 9 a m to 5 p m at the treasurer’s office. B N Stevenson County Treasurer. Dated September 13, 1905.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaverhead
Montana
Dillon
B. N.stevenson
Beaverhead County
Dillon Realty seeks vacation of streets in Stahl plat
Notice from Dillon Montana dated October 5 1905 states the Dillon city hall will host a meeting on Wednesday November 1 1905 at 8 p m to consider the Dillon Realty company petition to abandon and vacate streets and alleys in the Stahl plat area of Dillon Montana the company property involved is identified in the filing
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Dillon
Mont
Dillon, Montans
Dillon Realty Company
Montana
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Dakota
Anaconda Standard
Sheridan
Paul Stahl
Eva Lawrence
the Normal College
Miss Lawrence
Bertha Burfeind
Maude Campeau
New York
Theta
Fred Conger
Bertha Hoffman
Alma Marge
History
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway
Examiner
Olmsted & Logan
A. C. Hammond
Johnson & Smith
Bannack St
Paul Brown
the Tailor
Bannack Street
B. F. White
J. B. Poindexter
Dept. A
Town. and Country Journal
San Jose
Cal
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