Montana News Roundup From Helena To Anaconda
January 4 1888 Dillon Montana report highlights include Montana legislature set to meet January 14 in Helena and a projected $15 million debt reduction in December. Notes cover Utah statehood petitions Gentile concerns Congress Panamanian Canal finances Bishop Potter satire and Mine output projections plus Public Printer candidate WH Z Osborne from Los Angeles as a potential appointee.
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Washington
WH. Z. Osborne
Los Angeles
California
Osborne
Inaugural Fandango Sparks National Debate
A satirical overview notes the Washington inaugural fandango for President Harrison, predicting a grand, expansive event with 8,000 invitations. It mocks Methodist critics while insisting the celebration will proceed, comparing it to various dances and dismissing religious opposition.
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Washington
Harrison
Montana Bid to Statehood Echoes in Zrihane Tribute
The Salt Lake Zrihane lauds Montana as a land of vast ranges and rich mines ready for statehood. It praises mining strength and agricultural bounty, notes prospering farms and growing towns, and envisions Montana with full state status and congressional representation upon the next New Year dawn.
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Montana
Atlantic Seaboard
Congress of the Republic
Chicago railway mileage rides past year with many short lines
The Chicago Railway changes show the past year adding less than a full mile of main track, a figure far below 1881’s pace but higher than any other year except a few. Kansas leads in new mileage, California next, with many small branches and lines driving the shift to short independent routes.
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Chicago
Dillon National Bank Becomes Community Hub in Montana
The snippet lists Dillon National Bank of Dillon Montana with officers including President Nerrpotem Geto and Vice President Jous PF Bisnaer and Cashier J. AB Crow. It promotes mortgage and trust services, fire and life insurance offerings, and urges merchants and individuals to correspond via Union National Bank New York and Wells Fargo branches, signaling a regional banking network.
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Geto
M. Baows
Jous PF. Bisnaer
J. AB. Crow
Ro. Monge
D-praite
Tereste
Ples
Unienover National Bank
New York Merchants’ National Bank
Chic Wells, Fargo & Co
Salt Lake City Wells, Fargo & Co
San Francisco
Utah National Bank
Montana National Bank
Notice of final proof hearings for early Montana homestead claims
Band Office Helena Montana December 3 1858 notice of intention to make final proof in support of homestead claims before the District Court in Beaverhead County Dillon Montana. Witnesses named include Lind Joseph Saineberger Eaverson Uhl Wil Ham Wirksood James Jedvidson and others. Separate notice lists Patrick Urewn and witnesses James Waterton Mark Jones Stephen Jones and August Heepta with related preemption details and dates in Helena Montana
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Mont
Beaver Seid County
Dillon
Sid Lind
Vier
Joseph Saineberger
Eaverson Uhl
Wil Ham FB
Wirksood
James Jievidson
Red
Rock
Lane Orvice
Helena, Mont
Vizi
James AL Waterton
Mark DL Jones
Stephen Bo Jones
August Heepta
Attalt Wisden, MD
S.W. Lanaioenn
Register
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