Billings Chamber Promotes City Through New Promotional Book
The Billings Chamber of Commerce plans a 40 page illustrated promotional book on Billings and Yellowstone valley resources. About 10 000 copies will be printed with 5 000 distributed locally funded by advertising. The volume aims to attract new residents and business by showcasing the city’s industries and leaders.
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Billinga
Northwest
Treasure State
Billings
Ita
Montana
Billings Chamber of Commerce
Chamber of Commerce
Billingsa
Yellowstone Valley
Real Estate Transfers for Week Ending Aug 31
Real estate transfers listed from Pearl J. Smith title books include deeds between Charles W Francis and A G Woods for a jot in Wisdom, Hiram and Lydia Stuart to John C Erickson for waters of Brown Gulch, Erickson to Orin Beal waters of Brown Gulch, A L Anderson to Clark Anderson five Dillon lots, Mountain View Cemetery Co to Craig Cornell one cemetery lot, Margaret Schuler to Augusta F Cushing 160 acres near Dillon, Augusta F Cushing to Craig Cornell 160 acres near Dillon, Reuben P Willard to Joseph and Elizabeth Monroe three lots in P and O addition, William C Johnson to M A Elliott part of three Dillon lots, Joseph Barich to Robert N Gray 241 acres near Point of Rocks, R B Brookman to Brownfield Canty Carpet Co one eighth interest in Kelley Placer in Argenta, O S Porter et al to Pioneer Gold Mining and Mill Co Tacoma and Washington lodes, A G Morrison and W H Rideout to Pioneer Gold Mining and Mill Co U S Mint Treasure Box Sennet lode water rights, heirs of John F Schul er patent 160 acres near Dillon water rights milling locations in various districts, bankruptcy papers for Emma May Cooney and Cooney Brothers, Graeter Electric stockholders meeting, articles of incorporation French Hainesa Land and Sheep company Ryan Canyon company filed, and additional filings.
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Charles W. Francis
A. G. Woods
Hiram Stuart
Lydia Stuart
John C. Erickson
Brown Gulch
John C. ‘Erickson
Orin Beal
A. L. Anderson
Clark Anderson
Dillon
Mountain View Cemetery Co
Craig Cornell
Margaret Schuler
John F. Schuler
Augusta F. Cushing
Reuben P. Willard
Joseph Eh. Monroe
Elizabeth EK. Monroe
Jota P. & O
William C. Johnson
M. A. Elliott
Joseph Barich
Robert N. Gray
Point of Rocks
R. B. Brookman
Brownfield Canty Carpet Co
Kelley Placer
Pioneer
Heira
Theodore Sorenson
Rock Creek
Herbert J. Hamilton
John Price
Hamilton
Price
Bon Accord
Louia Des Rivierea
Commoner
Bryant
James Smith
R. B. Anderson
Bloody Dick
Emma May Cooney
Cooney Brothers
Frank Henry Cooney
Byron Edward Cooney
Graeter Electric Company
French-Hainea Land and Sheep Company
Ryan Canyon Company
Double Umpire System Adopted by American League
President Ban Johnson announced the American League will employ two umpires in all games next season. Jolson has signed two new diamond indicators to complete the staff as reforms gain pace amid growing game complexities. The move is seen as necessary to improve officiating and may influence the National League to follow suit.
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Ban Johnson
Jolson
National League
Pulliam
Johnson
Revival of a Montana State League in 1909
A column argues for reviving Montana’s State League to boost baseball enthusiasm and local economy. It praises past prosperity, cites a Butte absence from the Northwestern League, and favors Helena, Butte, Great Falls, Missoula, Anaconda, and Bozeman with nearby grounds and streetcar support.
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Montana
Atate
Nortwestern League
Miley McDonough
Casey
Butte
Helena
Great Falle
Missoula
Anaconda
Bozeman
Street Railway Company
Helena Avenue
Sixth Avenue
Main Street
Central Park
Atill
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Billings Boosters
Pearl J. Smith
Golden Rule
Yellowstone National Park
Andeal
The
Wylie Permanent Gamping Company
Gardiner
Livingston
Northern Pacific
Mammoth Hot Springs
Park
Oregon
Idaho Falls
Yellowstone
Elkhorn Copper Mining Co
Edwin Norris
James Yeo
Adolph Eliel
Geo. F. Gray
Harry May
Oliver Bailey
Dan Pulliam
Jona. Milne
A. Eliel
J. B. McLaren
W. G. Phillips
Fidel Huber
J.W. Kennaday
J.R. Neely
J. W. Kennaday
Edwin. Norris
Bank of Dijon
H. A. Swain
Dillon, Montana
Grantee
Beaverhead
Beaverhead County
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