Review of Montana Wool Market for 1906 Season
The Montana wool market closed with widespread disappointment for growers as prices dropped from 13 to 24 cents, more wool shipped east, and major clips like C. M. Blair and John T. Murphy moved to eastern commission houses. Billings and Lewistown saw large sales while Great Falls prices remained lower. prospects point to active sheep trading this fall with ewes at 3.50 and lambs around 2.50, feeder buyers expected from the east. Arnold Holter purchased 15,000 head for delivery after shearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
American Sheep Breeder
Eastern Commission
C. M. Blair
Boston
John T. Murphy
Commisnion House
Bower Bros
Great Falls
Fergua County
Billings
Lewistown
Judith Basin
Electric City
Sands Sheep Company
Chouteau
Sands
Itia
Arnold Holter
Range Cattle Steady with Westerns Dominant
Western range cattle held steady amid demand for good quality steers and weak for common grades. Receipts near 6 000 with prices from 4.00 to 5.10 for westerns, natives lighter, rail and export orders slow, tomorrow expected to bring larger western runs and overall dull but steady trend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Livestock World
Gellers
Ordor
Stoller to Work for Big Hole Co and Montgomery
Eph Stoller arrived Sunday from Dillon and will be busy for weeks on work for the Big Hole Commercial company and for William Montgomery at the home ranch. Ruby, infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ritschel, died Sunday morning at the Ruby ranch after a few days illness of cholera infantum. Burial was in Wisdom cemetery Monday afternoon with services by Rev. C. E. Bovard. The bereaved parents have many friends' sympathy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eph Stoller
Dillon
Big Hole Commercial Company
William Montgomery
Ruby
Frank Ritschel
Ruby Ranch
Wisdom Cemetery
C. E. Bovard
Real Estate Transfers Week Ending September 10
Warranty deeds record transfers in Dillon Montana and surrounding areas. Listings include William A. Stedman to Stella Murray for three lots on South Atlantic Street Dillon. Clarence H. Strawbridge to Walter C. Jones for 120 acres near Wisdom in the Big Hole basin. Milton E. Haye to Francis Carroll for 320 acres on Bull Creek in the Big Hole basin to correct a prior deed. Adelia C. Bateman to Elmer C. Bateman for 80 acres near Glendale with 160 acres improved and Glendale General Managers residence. Woods Live Stock Co. to Frying Pan Sheep Co. for 200 acres near Dillon. Mary A. Romain to John Remley for one lot in Thompson’s addition to Dillon. Farley & Hall to Benj. A. Bond for four lots in Poindexter & Orr’s addition to Dillon, value $200. quartz location by M. W. Garr and Geo. W. Perkina for the Cale Pit Lode, Elk Horn district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William A. Stedman
Stella Murray
Lota
South Atlantic Street
Dillon
Clarence H. Strawbridge
Walter C. Jones
Wisdom
Big Hole Basin
Milton E. Haye
Francis Carroll
Bull Creek
Adelia C. Bateman
Elmer C. Bateman
Glendale
M. W. Garr
Geo. W. Perkina
Cale Pit Lode
Elk Horn
Big Hole Basin News Highlights Local Activity
Miss Virginia Hogcett leaves Moose Horn for Butte. Loretta and Gretrude Lonal set to study in Racine Wisconsin. Ralph White returns to Highland ranch to oversee White cattle. J H Shuey finishes two months as Wisdom special officer and plans a rest before steady work. Big Blackfoot Milling Co sends buyers for heavy draft horses. C H Strowbridge to harvest grain with a McCormick binder. 40 acres sown to barley oats and rye showing strong yield. Real estate sale notice for Venora Metlen estate set for September 27 in Dillon with 25 percent cash due at sale.
Report Of The State Bank Of Dillon 1906
Report of the condition of the State Bank of Dillon Dillon Montana at close of business Sept 4 1906 sworn by cashier A L Stone. Notary Epwin Norris attests on Sept 11 1906 with directors William Roe A F Graeter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Bank of
Dillon
Montana
A. L. Stone
A. L. Stones
William Roe
A. F. Graeter
Epwin Norris
Beaverhead County
Butte Wholesale Grocery Company v Connor Alias Summons
In Beavrhread County Montana District Court, Butte Wholesale Grocery Company sues Thomas Connors for 316.66 for goods sold July and August 1906 at Lima Montana. Defendant must answer within twenty days after service or default judgment will be entered. Case filed. verified complaint on file. court seal and clerk Hazlebaker date September 4 1906. First publication September 5, 1906.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fifth ‘Judicial District
Montana
Beaverhead
Venora K. Metlen
Venora KE. Medlen
Dillon
Beaverhead County
Recorder's Office
United States
A. R. Jacobs
Venora EK
Metlen
Thomas Connors
State of
Lima
A. Hazelbaker
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St. Catherine’s Academy
Ralph White
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J. H Shuey
Mr. Shuey
Big Blackfoot Milling Company
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Walker Estate
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Beavrhead County
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Ay A W. Gee
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Milwaukee
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