Montana Leads the Nation in Agricultural Returns
Montana's 1907 state pamphlet shows farmers earning nearly double the US average per acre on wheat barley oats rye potatoes and hay. It cites higher yields and farm values per acre in Montana than Minnesota Illinois Iowa Missouri Nebraska and other states, with 1908 figures for wheat barley oats and potatoes and awards Montana received for apples fruit and malting barley.
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United States
Montana
State Bureau of Agriculture, Labor and Industry
Department of Agriculture
Bushela
Minnesota
Kansas
North Dakota
Nebraska
Ilinois
Iowa
Missouri
Secretary of Agriculture
Kanegas
Illinoia
New York
St. Louis
Stevenaville
Hami
Portland
Ore
National Irrigation Congress
Salt Lake
Manhattan Malting Company
Manhattan
Gallatin County
Henry Altenbrand
Montane
Germany
Wisconsin
Illinoi
Kngland
Norway
Japan
Australia
Europe
Gallatin Valley
Prof
Delbruck
Department of Agriculture of
Gallatin
North
Anetea
James J. Will
Shaw
Univeristy of
Helena
Trout Fry Planting Expands in Montana Streams
The Anglers' association plans to release 1 150,000 trout fry across Montana streams this week, including 30,000 to Sage creek and Sheep creek and 25,000 to Moose and Canyon creeks. State hatchery stock will duplicate earlier totals, bringing year-end fry to over 1.5 million with praise for the association's work and calls for support.
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Butte
Anglers’ Association
Aireame
Montana
Moose Creek
Canyon Creek
Dell
Dell Keith
Sage Creek
Sheep Creek
Big Hole
Divide
Willis
Judge Water M. Bickford
Missoula Club
Hamilton
Nez Perce
Brown’s Pulch
Little Boulder
Warnick’a
Henry Thompson
M. C. White
Bish Creek
Dan Brown
Jake Wilder
Rombauer
Big Boulder
Kinney’s
Racetrack
Nez Perce Creek
Lowlande
Lake Wilder
Anglera’ Association
Atreans
Znembera
Dillon Lumber claims assigned to Elliott notice
All claims of The Dillon Lumber company have been assigned to A. A. Elliott. All persons indebted to the above named company will call at once and settle with Mr. Elliott, 36th.
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Dillon Lumber Company
A. A. Elliott
Mr. Elliott
Washington Wheat and Grain Yields by Counties in 1909
Washington statis tics show 2,995,000 acres non irrigated produced 4,565,000 bushels of cereals in 1909 with 35,095,000 wheat 9,290,000 oats and 5,180,000 barley. Whitman Lincoln lead wheat and oats. Skagit tops oats. Columbia barley. prices average 60c wheat 1.10 for oats and 1.00 for barley. current wheat 83-90c, farmers holding out for 1.00 a bushel.
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Spokane
Wash
State Grain Commission
Washington
Big Bend
Palouse
Walla Walla
Whitman
Lincoln
Skagit County
Columbia County
Garfield County
Hawley Road Headed for State
Channing Sweet of Denver predicts the Minneapolis and St. Louis Railway will extend to the Pacific coast, possibly via Billings, if local efforts push the plan. The line would connect with the Iowa Central and others, entering Montana and following the Yellowstone valley toward Custer, with Billings urged to back the route.
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Billinga
Minneapolis & St. Louis Railway Company
Pacific Coast
Baullinge
Channing Sweet
Denver
Minneapolis & St. Lonia
Ewdin Hawley
Iowa Central
Toledo, St. Louis & Western
Chicago & Alton
Cincinnati
Hamilton & Dayton
Chesapeak. & Ohio
South Dakota
Sweet
North Pacific Coast
Montana
Burlington
Milwaukee
Four Million Pounds of Beans Harvested in Idaho
Spokane report notes four million pounds of beans produced on 4000 acres along the Wendrick ridges in Latah county Idaho. Growers receive three to three and a half cents per pound with an average yield of 1000 pounds per acre and production cost not over 2.50 per acre, yielding about 27.50 net per acre on land valued 35 to 40 per acre. Threshers have begun hulls and shipments begin in three weeks, with one hundred carloads needed for haul. beans will ship to Boston and the Atlantic seaboard, though most stay in the Northwest.
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Spokane
Wash
Wendrick Ridges
Latah County
Idaho
Boston
Atlantic Seaboard
Directory of Dillon Churches
Directory listing St James Episcopal Presbyterians Methodists Baptists and Catholic parish serving Dillon area. Includes church names locations pastors service times mass schedules and weekly prayer meetings. Also notes holy days and Sunday school timings across multiple houses of worship.
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Washington and
Glendale Streets
D. Hooker
Presbyterian Church
Stray Horses Taken Up Near Dell
Two stray horses were taken up near Dell in Montana. A black gelding about eight years old weighs 1000 pounds with a quarter circle brand on the right shoulder. The second horse weighs 1050 pounds with a brand 5 on the right shoulder. Owners should communicate with the sheriff's office at Dillon.
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Dell
Sheriff's Office
Dillon
Mont
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Hawley
State
OF the
Dillon Churches
ST. James Episcopal Church
Pacific and
A. B. Martin
Christian Endeavor
Methodist Episcopal Church
Corner Bannack
F. KE. Doods
Epworth
Baptist Church
Sebree Streets
Ouciven
A. F. Colver
Catholic Church
Lima
Melrose
Horse Prairie
Rev
D. Foley
Salvation Army
Young Peoples’ Legion
THE
Examiner
Bay Rose End
Sio
Con
Pries
Anderseh Bros
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