Innocent Party to Divorce Can Never Marry in Montana
Helena Sept 6 The Hunt divorce ruling conflicts with the code as written not in principle but in text. F W Mettler notes the legislature signed law allows only the innocent party to be barred from remarriage, while the guilty party may remarry immediately, leaving many couples living as spouses under an erroneous provision and a perpetual restriction on the innocent party.
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Montana
Helena
Bourquin
Hunt
F. W. Mettler
Foley's Honey and Tar Declared Safe Under New Law
City Drug Store announces Foley's Honey and Tar for coughs and lung troubles is not affected by the National Pure Food and Drug Law as it contains no opiates or harmful drugs. Recommends it as safe for children and adults. 1-m
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Foley
Ditton Implement Company Pitches Cheaper Roofing Option
An ad touts corrugated roofing as cheaper than shingles and longer lasting. It notes immediate availability after a recent unload and urges readers to check prices with Ditton Implement Company.
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Ditton Implement Company
Government 10 reseed the public range
The Forest Service and Bureau of Plant Industry begin experiments to increase grazing capacity on National Forests. In Oregon’s Imnaha area, meadow sites at 5 000 to 10 000 feet will be seeded with timothy redtop bluegrass Alsike clover to test rapid forage growth and better summer range for sheep and cattle. If successful, methods could expand across the West.
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Pacific
United States
Forest Service
Bureau of Plant Industry
Frederick V. Colville
Public Lands Commission
Carnegie Institute of Washington
Tucson
Arizona
Wallowa County
Oregon
Imnaha National Forest
Canada
New Mexico
Sweden
Real estate transfers and mining claims listed in Paradise area records
Transfers include Joseph Swartz 160 acres near Medicine Lodge valley Roy R Redding 120 acres near Jackson Big Hole basin Henry McNinch 120 acres near Dell L D Graeter to A R Jacobs various mining claims in Utopia district E L Hall to A R Jacobs interests in Indian Chief and Indian Squaw claims plus Utopia lodes L D Graeter to A C Main interest in U S Treasurer lode and exchanges with E L Hall Dennis O Donnell John Sheridan Big Dan Little Annie Lost creek district Andrew Manser Louis Stahl Tungsten Julia lode Lost creek district Charles Shoenemann Gold Pan placer amended Horse Prairie district New Discovery lode Vi pond district D D McGregor Jones McDowell Thistle lode Vipond district Also advertising Cham berlains Cough Remedy on page.
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Joseph Swartz
Medicine Lodge Valley
Roy R. Redding
Jackson
Big Hole Basin
Henry McNinch
Dell
L. D. Graeter
A. R. Jacobs
Utopia
E. L. Hall
A. C. Main
U. S
Lode
U.S
Dennis O’donnell
John Sheridan
Lost Creek
Andrew Manser
Louis Stahl
Charles Shoenemann
Amended
Horse Prairie
New Discovery Lode
D. D. McGregor
Jones McDowell
Vipond
Doings In The Basin And Local Notices
Foreman Tom Ross resigned from the Martin mine and left for Argenta. At a Congregational meeting, the building committee was authorized to select a church site and plan a building with a subscription list. Roy Noyes and family visited Dillon for Edith’s study at the Normal college. Rain dampened hay harvests and delays weary workers leaving the basin. Grain crops suffer from wet weather and frosts. Rye stands were poorer due to prolonged wet conditions. Ads feature Dean’s Kidney Pills praised by Mrs. N G Allen of Missoula with dealer pricing and Foster-Millburn Co as sole U S agents.
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Tom. Ross
Martin Mine Company
Argenta
School House
Roy Noyes
Ajax Ranch
Edith
Prondexter
Albert Swain
Chapman
Dillon
Normal
C. H. Strowbridge
Dean
N.G. Allen
Toole
Missoula
Foster-Milliburn,Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Hunsaker family to settle in Dillon for schooling
Frank Hunsaker and family arrive in Dillon from White Sulphur Springs to reside here. He was born in Virginia, moved to Montana 24 years ago, has built a successful stockraising and ranching career, and will likely helm Birchdale Stock Farm. In Lewistown, James Sherman faces a second murder trial as his counsel contests prior acquittal and jeopardy rulings.
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Frank Hunsaker
Dillon
White Sulphur Springs
Hunsaker
Shenandoah Valley
Virginia
Montana
Foster Sheep Company
Foster Ranch Company
Hurisaker
Birchdale
Lewistown
James Sherman
Samuel Studzinski
J. C. Huntoon
Cheadle
Sherman
Sheepherder Kinney Found Dead Near Toston
In Montana at midnight Lewis Penwell of the Riverside Land Company reported the discovery of the charred remains of James Kinney a sheepherder working about 20 miles west of Toston The tent blankets and gear were burned and the sheep band scattered The body bore a crushed skull indicating foul play as identified by local ranch officials
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Helena
Lewis Penwell
Riverside Land Company
Toston
James Kinney
Kinney
Licenses Issued for Medicine Lodge and Horse Prairie Areas
T B Craver announces plans to issue hunting licenses to residents of Medicine Lodge and Horse Prairie. He will issue fishing licenses to non residents. Craver notes licensing details and eligibility.
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Medicine Lodge
Horse Prairie
T. B. Craver
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