Square Deal Adapts to Montana Needs and Politics
President Roosevelts square deal in national affairs is applied to Montana issues. The Sheridan mass meeting weighs steps for a Madison county high school election while Beaverhead county voters funded a local high school. Also notes on local politics, tax disputes, and public figures fill this roundup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marysville
Railroad and Warehouse Commission
Montana
United States
Commonwealth
Sheridan
Madison County
Beaverhead
Oklahoma wolves emerge after presidential move
A fragmentary note states wolves in Oklahoma have ceased to hide since the president relocated. The terse item hints at a broader political or symbolic shift amid recent moves affecting wildlife or public sentiment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma
Colorado
When Will the Land Frauds Be Stopped
A critical look by Guy Elliott Mitchell argues that government land frauds involve top western officials and vast acreages. Prosecutions target cases with possible convictions, but most frauds remain local and legally masked within the law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy Elliott Mitchell
West
Ilegal
Land Frauds Prompt Call for Law Reform in West
The article argues that land grants and laws like timber and stone and desert land are rife with fraud. It claims most entries misalign with the laws spirit and that even prosecutions would not curb the systemic abuses. It contends that law revision is needed to restore honesty in land matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
California
Georgia
Montana's New Estray Law Defaults to Public Sale of Unidentifiable Stock
Montana adopts an estray statute allowing stock inspectors to clip brands and sell unidentifiable cattle or horses at quarterly public sales starting June 1905. Proceeds go to the stray fund after covering care, inspection, and sale costs, with refunds if ownership is later proven. Ownership costs may be charged to the stock indemnity fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Board of Stock Commissioners
Stock Commissioner
Y. W. C. A. Meeting Deliberates Bible Study Reports
A YMC A meeting discussed Bible study in various institutions with speaker sharing personal experience. Time prevented full morning reports. three institutions were to present Saturday afternoon. The reports were favorable though Montana contributed only a small portion to the program.
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Montana
Stow. c
Convention Notes and Reports From Montana Women’s Work
The report covers a Montana conference with Miss Mountjoy and Miss Barnes, noting talks on summer conference echoes, social work, religious outreach, and connections to national and world efforts. It records pledges for a state secretary, details from speakers, and the closing convention with a circle singing and plans to meet next year in Missoula. A later section discusses milk supply plans for a local creamery and organizational finances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hutton
Missoula
Miss Whitney
Miss Davidson
Bozeman
State Association
Miss Barnes
Noftsinger
Butte
Convention gratitude resolutions acknowledge Dillort helpers
The convention thanks Dillort residents for hospitality and church groups for meeting space. It credits Rev Noftsinger of Butte for an inspiring sermon and honors Prof E S Luce and others in musical programs. Grateful notes extend to Miss Fogarty for badges and TriBuNE for programs, with conveyances arranged by Mr Anderson. Resolutions to be recorded and sent to local papers.
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Dillort
Noftsinger
Butte
E. S. Luce
Ezra Allen
Bishop
Burton
Grace Church
Owsley
Normal Hall
Fogarty
The
Tribune
Anderson
F. E. Marshatu
Katherine Anderson
Creamery to Open
A forthcoming dairy facility plans to begin operations in the area, with officials outlining new jobs and local economic impact. The project aims to expand production capacity and support regional distribution networks, signaling a boost to the agricultural economy.
Hall’s Catarrh Cure and Family Pills Advertisements
A fragment from a 19th century page shows notices for Hall’s Catarrh Cure taken internally and claimed to affect the blood and mucous surfaces. It notes testimonials and a Toledo address for F. J. Cheney & Co and mentions Hall’s Family Pills as best, with a notary public seal date from December 6, 1886.
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A. W. Gleason
Hall
F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
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Dillon Tribune
Tribune Publishing Company
Tribune Publishing CQ
Evitor Tribune
Dillon Post Office
Trisune Pustisxine Co
Helena
Chicago
Dunne
W. J. Bryan
Fred Williams
Tom Johnson
Oregon Short Line
Susan B. Anthony
Miss Anthony
Heinze
Alaska
Carrie
Nation
Thomas Francis Meagher
Butte Miner
Little Johnny MacGinniss
Judge Parker
Dim Brands
Tovepo
Lucas County
Frank J. Cheney
F. J. Cheney & Company
Hart
ART Coods
Albert Stamm
Dillon
A. C. Gruwell
Prop
Flies Bros
Center Street
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