Buffalo Herd on Flathead Reservation May Survive
Major Bellew reports the Allard herd on the Flathead reservation in Montana dwindles to about 300 buffalo with 100 more possible to round up this year. He notes the remaining animals, though hard to manage, could thrive if range is preserved and fenced. A national society may push for a government protected buffalo range on the Flathead.
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Flathead Reservation
Montana
Maj
Samuel Bellew
Flathead
Allard
Helena
Michael Pablo
Ravalli
Pablo
Major Bellew
United States
Drowned Lumber Co. Manager George Depler in Yellowstone River
George T. Depler, manager of Goodridge-Call Lumber Co. in Fallon, drowned while helping to set a fish seine in the Yellowstone River. A party including Sheriff Savage and others watched him drift downstream after swimming out to rope a line. he was brought ashore unconscious and died despite an hour of resuscitation. He was 34, unmarried, with ties to Kansas and Fallon. Funeral held at Glendive.
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Terry Tribune
George T. Depier
Goodridge-Call Lumber Co
Fallon
Yellowstone River
Mr. Depier
W. E. Savage
Charles Hanson
S. L. Nichols
J. W. Bullard
Mr. Williams
Depler
Kansas
Bloomfield
Ohio
Chillicothe
Peabody, Kas
Glendive
Gray
Sixth Montana State Fair Sets High Expectations in 1908
The Montana State Fair of 1908 opens September 18 and runs through October 3 with the state railways offering a one fare round trip and a half rate on exhibits. Officials note no state funds go to racing or attractions, premiums totaling 7500 dollars in 1907 benefiting Montana farmers and producers. The fair boosts infant industries like poultry and dairying and aims to keep its focus close to farmers, with exhibitor entries rising from 1600 in 1903 to over 4800 in 1907 and premiums increasing from under 3000 to 38000.
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Montana
Expert W M Jardine to Speak in Mildred County
Mil dred correspondence notes a probability that Expert W M Jardine of the United States Department investigations bureau may visit Gus Terre and Sibert Beas to address county audiences. The aim is to inform farmers about dry farm soil culture and its relevance to those pursuing farming as a vocation in the region.
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Mildred
W.m.tardine
Grain‘ ‘Investigations
Bureau of-the-United ‘States
Gus- Terre
Sibert Beas
Jardine
Will
Miss Walters Reaches William Tell Land in Switzerland
Miss Clara Walters writes from Moerel near Brique dated July 16 describing arrival in William Tell Land. She enjoyed the journey and the beauty of the country but proclaims no place like Ol’ Montan and notes her parents live in Moerel near Brique.
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The
Terry Tribune
Clara Walters
Moerel
Switzerland
William Tell Land
Ol’ Montan
Brique
Miss Walters
Montana Outlook editor Jerre Murphy exits Belfry News
In a muted newsroom shift, Jerre C. Murphy leaves the Belfry News along with a cluster of editors from about six other Montana papers. Colleagues note appreciation for his class of work as his departure signals a broader editorial realignment.
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Terry Tribune
van Jerre C. Murphy
Belfry News
Montana
National Guard Mobilization Order For Glendive Unit
An order to report to the Glendive armory on August 8 at 8 a.m. for the Montana National Guard Company I encampment preparation at American Lake Washington. Bring state equipment. absences face court martial. War Department directive issued by J A Mitchell.
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Terry Tribune
Terry
National Guard
Montana
Glendive
Mont
American Lake
Wash
War Department
J. A. Mitchell
Messrs
Walter Nelson
Ats
Alos Hewitt
The Outlook Debuts in Tribune With Praises
The Montana Outlook sister issue arrives, praised for its humanistic aim and strong writing by Mr. Murphy. It promises to cover Life Affairs and Events in the Treasure State and extends congratulations to Murphy and Montana readers on its addition to state journalism.
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Montana Outlook
Outlook
The
Tribune
Murphy
the Tribune
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W. M. Jardine Gaming
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PON Roper
Amet Bcs
B. Whitcomb
Robert Martin W. Bolton
C. E. Ross
Ralph Ross
W. Weaver
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Midland Coal & Lumber CO
Ismay, Montana
J. E. Prindle
Ismay
Geo. W. Burt
J. W. Stith
W. A. Brubaker
F. P. Reliey
State Bank OF Terry
Terry, Montana
David Bickle
J. B. Kempton
Alfred Wright
Eco. W. Burt Harve Robinson
Geo. T. Gipson
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