State hawk bounty urged to curb predation on birds
Jerry Hopper argues for a 25 cent bounty on hawks to protect songbirds sage grouse wild ducks and fowls noting hawks devastate wildlife. He promises future figures on hawk damage and mentions local affairs including resignations and a calendar clock at the county seat. A wedding is reportedly planned in the valley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune
Bedrock P. O
Fero Marsh
Thomas Pierce
Canada
Mary Desmond
Patrick Desmond
Academy
Desmond
Mary
Court House
Dillon
Board of County Commissioners
Grant
Jakie”’ Smith
Thos
Pierce Ranch
Jerry Hopper
Three Decades of Tetter Healed by Camberlain’s Salve
D. H. Bracu of Midland City Alabama says tetter plagued him for thirty years. Three boxes of Chamberlain's Salve cured him though outbreaks still occur occasionally. Sold at R. L. Riley Drugist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tetter
Camberlain
D. H. Bracu
Midland City
Ala
Chamberlain
R. L
Riley
Illness and updates in Pageville residents
Pageville reports notable illness and family visits. Gladys Gilman vacationing with uncle Clayton Page. Albert and Mrs. Page of Alder visit relatives during the fair. W F Nye of Renova visits. Centerville teacher Hime leaves for Town due to mother’s illness. school lacks a teacher. Joe and Roy Bird stay at Zeigler springs. Mrs Robson to Du Bois Idaho to join husband. Talcott buys sheep from Morse. Baird ill but improving. Jessie Redfield ill since the fair. Uncle Joe Pennington has Sheridan carpenters re-shingling a house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune
Pageville
Gladys Gilman
Laurin
Clayton Page
Albert Page
Alder
W. F. Nye
Renova
Hime
Centerville
Joe
Roy Bird
Zeigler Hot Springs
Robson
Dubois
Idaho
Mr. Talcott
Birch Creek
J. E. Morse
Baird
Jessie Redfield
Joe Pennington
Sheridan
Reward Offered by 364 Busy Sheep Company
Dillon Montana September 1 1906 a reward of five hundred dollars is offered for the arrest and conviction of any person burglariously breaking and entering cabins houses tents sheep tents or sheep wagons of the undersigned a further reward of two hundred dollars is offered for the arrest and conviction of any person stealing the undersigned property J E Morsez President 364 Busy Sheep Company
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon
Montana
Pray for Congress: Charley Pray Seeks Montana Support
The Plainsman predicts Charley Pray will win Montana support in 1906 similar to Joe Dixon in 1902. Pray’s growing eastern appeal, growing familiarity across Montana, and praised personality are highlighted as key factors shaping the campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charley Pray
West Side
Joe Dixon
Mr. Dixon
Montana
Pray
Charley
Man Pray
Washington
Plainsman
Democratic convention names nominees and delegates
The article describes a county Democratic convention where most nominations were routine by acclamation after caucuses split into three districts Dillon Big Hole basin and southern end got designated six four and two year terms. Legislators were chosen by ballot with George W. French Emerson Hill and W M Oliver among contenders. Delegates and alternates to the state convention were elected, concluding with central committee appointments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon
Big Hole Basin
J. P. Murray
George W. French
John Banks
W. M. Oliver
Joseph Shineberger
Emerson Hill
Seven O Clock Dinner for Anson Baxter Birthday
Mr and Mrs Jerome Baxter hosted a seven o clock dinner last Wednesday for their son Anson s twelfth birthday Attendees included his Sunday school teacher Prof Robbins and classmates Walter Conway Howard Morse Fred Chapman Albert Swain and Gordon Conger with Mr Baxter and Anson Baxter at the head table Mrs Baxter was aided by Edith Melton George Ainsley recently left Dillon to move to The Dalles Oregon with Bert Miller to buy and publish a daily paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerome Baxter
Anson
Prof. Robbins
Walter Conway
Howard Morse
Fred Chapman
Albert Swain
Gordon Conger
Baxter
Anson Baxter
Edith Melton
George Ainsley
Dillon Examiner
Dillon
Dalles
Oregon
Bert Miller
The
Examiner
Helena Street Rooms Near Schools and Churches
One five room and one six room dwelling listed on Helena Street close to schools churches and business houses. Mention of occupant Jas. Kirgparrick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena Street
Taft Plans to Seize Cuba If Peace Terms Fail
Secretary Taft announced that the United States would seize Cuba if the Cuba government fails to accept peace terms. President Palma prepares to leave the palace as rebel leader Zayas advocates immediate action. Roosevelt instructed Taft to land troops and govern Cuba until new elections, with Funston arriving to lead military efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havana
Taft
Culan
United States
Palma
Zayas
Roosevelt
Cuba
Dolz
Gamat
Cleveland
Cienfuegos
Congress
Funston
Reciprocity Favors Continental Trade For Cattle Exports
The Gazette argues that US stock feeders face export barriers due to lack of reciprocal trade with Germany France and neighboring nations. It notes 13 million dollars of live cattle sold to England and Belgium in six months and asserts opening French and German ports would boost Continental demand benefiting growers and ranchers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bereder’s
Germany
France
England
Belgium
the Gazette
Europe
One Dose Cures Severe Diarrhoea Claim
An Alabama business owner reports a severe diarrhoea attack left him weak until a single dose of Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy cured him completely. He endorses the product and notes it is sold by R L Riley Druggist as a 1-m. remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
R. G. Stewart
Stewart & Bro
Greenville
Ala
R. L. Riley
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County News Letters
Horse Prairie
Busy Sheep Company
J.E. Morsez
Hon
Charles
Sioners
Fred Vogler Thomas Brannan
Chas. Hill
W. F. Drummey
H. T. Poindexter
Leo Truax
Tom Scott
Edwin Norris
E. Hill
G. T. Paul
Joe Shineberger
Theodore Nelson
B. Poindexter
Ichard Gallagher
A. F. Graeter
E. L. Poindexter
P. E. Poinedxter
Geo
R. Metten i
T. Orr
Mmett Allison
Fred Nelson
J. P. Lossl
B. McKinney
Arthur Sullivan
R. Melton
Geo. Wolf Hugh McCaleb
Fred Heffner
N. H. Wood
W. G. Blair
Wm. Roe Sim Estes
Henry Gleed, Jr
Frank Nelson
Central Committee
Jas
Kirgparrick
Situalion
Blatz
Wiener
Muenchener
Blatz Beer
Milwaukee
Ister
Wes
S. S. Patterson
Bannack St
Mont
VAL’ Blatz Brewing CO
Dillon Theatre
Dora
Thorne
Bertha M. Clay
Dora Thorne
Oscar
Centennial
Dillon, Mont
Lence
A. C. Gruwell
Prop
Dillon, Montana
Oxfords
City Shoe Store
Oan
Seattle
REX
Wits Room Ring Co
Hartford
Connecticu
Huber Bros
Diflon
Dillon Plumbing & Heating CO
Fred A. Conger
North Idaho Street
Simeon Estes
Beaverhead Rock
Estes
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