Local ranching and legal notes from Bedrock and Dillon
Twenty years ago at Bedrock Phil Shenan ships 450 head of cattle to Chicago. Thad Thomas buys sheep from W A Carter. Wm Montgomery brings 100 head of steers from Bedrock to his ranch, bought near Lima. N A Styles sells Dillon Drug to H A Bond and George Peterson as Bond & Peterson. Homestead filings by Arthur Chartier Frank B Carpenter Robert Joy. John R Selway sells Lamont ranch of 640 acres to Olsen and Peterson for 7000 dollars. Bon Accord placer at Bannack starts a sawmill for ditching and flames. W L Comilly named manager of abandoned Grasshopper placers. Fire on E M Ames premises burns hay stack barn horses and gear. loss over 1000 dollars, no insurance. neighbors donate hay and cash. The Examiner gains new front room in Emerick block and upgrades to cylinder press for better news and job printing. Military activity increases with Company I drilling. annual Company E ball planned. New members admitted to Montana National Guard unit. drills move to armory Monday nights. Adolph Ebiel resigns. Additional members admitted. target practice to resume. Scott Cleveland is killed in Bannack. James Brandon charged with murder after a knife defense incident. Trial postponed. Emil Callahan to defend. self defense plea anticipated. Brandon described as quiet with good local reputation.
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Company I
Company E
Wedneday
Montana National Guard
Joseph Williams
Dennis Barton
F.C. Kress
W. N. McIntosh
George Peterson
Ray Conger
William Simmons
Armory
Brandon
Cleveland
Southwick & Moore
Dillon
Holden
Emil Callahan
Special Message to Women on Arbitration Treaties
Taft urges women readers to rally for ratification of arbitration treaties. An editorial explains Senate objections and calls for collective action to bind the United States to compulsory arbitration, diverting wartime spending to domestic welfare and national development.
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Woman’s Home Companion
Taft
Senate
Foreign Relations Committee
Woman's Home Companion
United States
Congress
United States of America
Livingston Man Urges Government Action For Elk Welfare
Harry Carrier of Livingston returns from Yellowstone Park and Upper Yellowstone county stating that without a large government workforce and funds to feed elk in Wonderland the winter death rate will be massive. He cites poor range conditions caused by unknown factors and sheep grazing in some areas.
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Harry Carrier
Livingston
Yellowstone Park
Yellowstone County
Wonderland
Notice of Voluntary Dissolution for Sheep Creek Live Stock Co
In Beaverhead County District Court Montana Sheep Creek Live Stock Company petitions for voluntary dissolution by directors. A hearing is set for December 6 1911 at 10 am with objections due by November 30 1911 in writing to the Clerk.
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Sheep Creek Live Stock Company
Beaverhead
Montana
State of
Bey
A. D
F. A. Hazelbaker
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