Montana Banker T. E. Colling Dies At 64 In Great Falls
T. E. Colling state bank examiner of Montana died at his home in Great Falls after paralysis. Survived by widow two daughters two sons and a brother. A former state treasurer and banker he helped found Great Falls and held key roles in state finance and law. Born April 25 1844 in Ireland he emigrated to the United States in 1852 and pursued mining law politics and banking before his death.
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Great Falls
T. E. Colling
State Bank Examiner
Montana
Collins
Walter K. Collins
Helena
Mr. Collins
County Cork
Ireland
United States
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Ind
Plains
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Denver
Bannack
Virginia City
Last Chance Gulch
Confederate Gulch
Jeada
Diamond City
Mont
Territorial
White Sulphur Springs
Hia
J. H. Hirchfield
Charlee BE. Duer
Bank
North Montana
Fort Benton
Bteckgrowers’ National Bank
Ft. Benton
Collings
Legislative Council
Collina
Central Avenue
First National Bank of
Great Falls & Canada Railroad
Great Northern
State Savings Bank
Colling
Lavina
A. Higgins
Jonas Higging
Mabel Collinge
Billings
Charlotta Colling
Spokane
Timothy J. Colling
State Bank
Walter E. Collins
Jere Collins
Collins Land Company
Washington D. C
Notice to Hunters on Poin Dexter Ranches
Notice bans all hunting on the Poin Dexter ranches south of town. Trespassers will be punished to the full extent of the law. Poindexter and Orr Co leaders.
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Poindexter
Poindexter & Orr le, 8, CO
Mint ad promotes Crystal Brook whiskey and Blue Ribbon beer
Dillon liquor store promotes Crystal Brook whiskey and Patab s Blue Ribbon Beer as specialties. S. B. Perry, Proprietor, invites customers to call at the Mint for a fine line of wines liquors and cigars.
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Dillon
Mint
Crystal Brook
Pabat
Blue Ribbon
S. B. Perry
Boys Clothing Shoes and Hats Drive Urges Local Help
A brief plea invites families to send boys to a clothing drive offering apparel including clothing, shoes, and hats. Organizers seek donations to equip youths with seasonable outfits and footwear.
Beaverhead Ranch Sheep Die From Lupine Poisoning
Frank Landon of Beaverhead county arrives in town with Mrs Landon after a ranch report that 25 of 300 Delaine sheep died and the rest sick from lupine poisoning on a Oregon-brought herd grazing on wild peas. A veterinary surgeon from Dalton was to join the party.
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Frank Landon
Beaverhead County
Landon
Daldon
Omaha Stock Market Report at South Omaha Aug 26 1908
Liberal cattle supplies with steady demand for heavy fleshy cattle and better cows and heifers. Median and common grades show around a ten cent dip. best steers bring 4.50 to 5.15 dollars, fair to good 4.00 to 4.50, cows and heifers 3.50 to 4.00, inferior 3.00 to 3.50. Sheep and lambs strong demand with lambs 5.50 to 5.90, wethers 3.85 to 4.20, ewes 2.26 to 3.00, yearlings 4.00 to 4.40. CLAY ROBINSON & CO.
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South Omaha
Pachera
Beaverhead County Seeks Fence Construction Bids
Beaverhead County Montana invites sealed proposals for building about two and a half miles of fence from N E Corner Sec 6 to Bloody Dick Canyon road near Monument. Fence specs include 60 inch wire with posts every two rods and must meet Brenner Live Stock Company standards. Bids due by 9:00 A M September 8 1908 to County Clerk.
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Beaverhead County
Montana
N. E. Cor
Bloody Dick Canyon
Monument
Brenner Live Stock Company
The Lighting of a Home and Its Practical Aids
The piece extols electric light as a sentimentally homey and practical aid, urging readers to install electric lighting as a preferred alternative to kerosene. It emphasizes the home as a valued place and highlights the advantages of electric illumination.
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Rean
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