Public spirited citizens stock Blacktail with trout
United States fish car No.3 delivered nearly 60 000 black spotted trout fry to Beaverhead county with the help of Dr. W W Kingsbury Matt Orr Will Cushing W C Orr and J B Poindexter. Fry from Leadville were hatched to Bozeman and released into streams from Bed Rock to Dubois as part of the annual stocking program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Fish Car No
Dillon
Beaverhead County
Butte
Spencer
Idaho
W. W. Kingsbury
Matt Orr
Will Cushing
W. C. Orr
J.B. Poindexter
Frank Cooney
Blacktail
Rent Cushing
A. A. Elliott
James Jewell
Dillon Yards
Mr. Thompson
Thompson
Bedrock
Dell
Lima
Monida
Dubois
Bozeman
Leadville
Beaverhead
Watseka Mine Clearing Soon Says Manager Hand
Watseka mine manager C H Hand told Miner yesterday that reports of a river tapping the mine are unfounded and that operations have not halted. He indicated the mine will be cleared and back on track soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watseka Mine
C. H. Hand
Wateka
Bucks from Utah Arrive in Be av erhead County Carload
A full carload of Rambouillet yearling bucks arrived in Dillon from Utah purchased from W S Hanson Culberson. The group includes fine individuals averaging over 200 pounds each with large frames and long fleece. They are disease free and shipped in a standard freight car to prevent contamination.
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Chris Maurer
Point of Rocks
John Lovell
Harry Gilbert
Gerhard Albers
Utah
W. S. Hanson
Culberson
United States
Mr. Hanson
Beaverhead County
Frank Landon
Twin Bridges
Mr. Maurer
Montana
Dillon
Hanson
Montana News Roundup of Disasters, Deaths and Local Wins
A Montana seven day news digest reports William Anderson dying from coal mine injuries in Red Lodge, Jack Wade the Montana boxing champion dying in California, Missoula weighing water works purchase, Kalispell and Flathead county fair praise, Wong Ah Bing ordered deported, Governor Toole naming delegates to New Orleans meet, Amalgamated building arsenic house in Anaconda, dynamite case in Helena, Dr. Stephens attacked in Anaconda, Sam Drennan burned in Miles City, Rocky Mountain Bell franchise vote defeat, James Little Plume confession of Indian killings, Sterling Waters suicide in Butte, Whitehall train wreck injures Twin Bridges residents, Boulder plans for school building, Silver Bow court petition by Patrick Ryan, prehistoric bones gathered for Carnegie, Fort Missoula soldier Kennedy shot, Tessy Weinstein dies, Julius Folk's poisoning claim, John McQuillan found dead in Boulder well, Richard Caswell dies in Madison County.
Bids Sought for County Poor Care and Farm Rentals
Beaverhead County Montana invites sealed proposals for care and maintenance of the sick poor and infirm per day per capita for the year starting December 7 1903 including feeding lodging clothing and nursing. Also bids for rental of the poor farm burial of the poor medical and surgical attendance and medicines for county inmates must be enclosed in separate envelopes and received by 9 am December 7 1903 in the county clerk’s office.
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Board of County Commissioners
Beaverhead County
Montana
MO. S
Baker
Dillon
Chicago Horse Market Declines Slightly Amid Poorer Quality Horses
F. J. Berry & Co. reports a softer Chicago horse market at Union stockyards with prices easing due to lower quality receipts. Demand from eastern buyers is slow unless orders specify a particular lot, though better express and wagon horses remain steadier. There is ongoing inquiry for southern chunks and drivers, with feeders fetching satisfactory prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
F. J. Berry & Co
Union Stockyards
Nick Landers to Wed Miss Cox in Nome to Missoula
A Nome letter to Ex-Senator Tyler Worden announces the engagement of Nick Landers of Nome to Miss Cox of San Francisco. Landers, son of Ex-Judge William Landers, lived in Missoula before moving to Nome to work in the district attorney's office. He is brother to Mrs. Tyler Worden and to a Dillon teacher.
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Missoula
Nome
Tyler Worden
Nick Landers
Cox
San Francisco
Landers
William Landers
District Attorney’s Office
District of Nome
Dillon
Douglas Shoes Shown as Best Value at Golden Rule
The Golden Rule Store advertises W. L. Douglas shoes priced at 3.00 and 3.50, promoted as the best on earth for general use and daily wear.
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W. L. Douglas
Golden Rule
Shipments Planned for Lima to Omaha or Chicago Sheep Train
Steve Cook visited Dillon to arrange a trainload of sheep from Lima within a short time. Cars ordered for two weeks from last Saturday. Local sheep men join to form the 27car train with 12, two for Ernest Geary, seven for George Gleed, and six for H C Patterson. A stock run to Omaha or Chicago is hoped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steve Cook
Dillon
Lima
Mr. Cook
Omaha
Chicago
Ernest Geary
George Gleed
H. C. Patterson
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Beaverhead fFlockmasters
William Anderson
Red Lodge
Jack Wade
California
Flathead County
Kalispel
Wong Ah Bing
Helena
Toole
Interstate Improvement and Levee Association
New Orleans
The
Amalgamated Company
Anaconda
Pacific
Dr. Stephens
Sam Drennan
Miles City
Rocky Mountain Bell Telephone Company
James Little Plume
Browning
Sterling J. Waters
Northern Pacific
Whitehall
Charles Scharff
Boulder
State School For the Deaf and Blind
Patrick V. Ryan
Silver Bow
Silver Bow County
Supreme Court
Wetson
Ryan
Stone Valley
Billings
Carnegie Museum
Pittsburg
Thomas Kennedy
Fort Missoula
John Tilly
Tilly
Tessy Weinstein
Philipsburg
Poland
Julius Folk
Great Falls
Cascade
Albert Ford
Folk
John McQuillan
Boulderriday
McQuillan
Richard Caswell
Madison County
Ruby Valley
Limerick
Ireland
Canada
Dominion
Aldergulch
Virginia City
Tom
WII
S$ Patterson
Apollinaris
Bethesda
Arcadian
Idanha
el Plantador
Flor de Erb
Rialto
la Coralina Cigars
Madeira
Gutedel
Burgundy
Muscatel
Catawba
Rhine
Malaga
Val Blatz
Milwaukee
J. G. Erwin
Idaho and
Center Streets
Dillon, Mont
Salt Lake
Ogden Union Depot
Oregon Short Line
Ogden
Pullman Palace
Denver
Kansas City
St. Loui
G. W. Fitzgerald
U. S
U.S Patent Office
Washington,d.c
Victor J. Evans & CO
Vans Building
Washington, B
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