Prominent Montana stockmen visit Walters and Dunbaar yards
James Hunter R I Anderson Hugh Hunter and Jack Anderson, leaders among Montana stockmen, were at the Custer county show yards this week wiring in cattle for Walters and Dunbaar. They viewed carloads of fat cattle and selected the winning load before awards. The piece notes Montana cattlemen’ s shift from longhorns to Shorthorns Herefords and Blacks and highlights heavy investment in quality bulls for higher beef prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Hunter
Commercial State Bank
Miles City
R. I. Anderson
First National Bank of
Ismay
Hugh Hunter
Baker
Jack Anderson
Ekalaka
Montana
Commission House
Walters & Dunbaar
First National Bank of Lemay Montana Report 1911
Report of the condition of The First National Bank at Lemay Montana as of December 5 1911. Resources show loans and discounts 98257.87 overdrafts 10840.25 currency 190.00 redemption fund 500.00 total resources 169664.61. Liabilities include capital stock 35000.00 surplus 5000.00 undivided profits 3304.15 national bank notes 10000.00 deposits 69274.80 time deposits 4719.60 cashiers checks 2266.06 total 169664.61 Notary public J E Prindle verified December 7 1911 with directors David Bickle J H Price William Fulton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
U.S
Eee
Nat’l
Ccc Ceee
J. E. Prindle
David Bickle
J. H. Price
William Fulton
A Montana Cowboy Poem by Reid Kodhel
An origin al poem from Miss Carnichael eighth grade pupil Reid Kodhel titled A Montana Cowboy. The speaker describes riding the western plains in Montana since 1882, learning to rope and braid rawhide, enduring a cold winter in a ten by ten shack, hunting buffalo and rabbit, crossing the Yellowstone River, and a clash with Sioux warriors leading to a romance with an Indian maiden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knowlton Hills
Carnichael
Reid Kodhel
Nk Tam
Western Plains
Yellowstone River
Miles City
Local Movers, Land Deals Shape Baker Area Plans
Louis Granum and family relocated from a Willard area farm and anticipate carpentry work in spring. The Interior Department issue allows certain entrymen to abandon claims if no value is given, raising fraud concerns. Ten Milex Citas capitalists secured 200 acres near the John and Maggie Lindlater homes at 60 dollars per acre, claiming insider knowledge on the Northern Pacific cut off route and urging spring construction start.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Granum
Willard
Department of the Interior
Ten Milex Citas
John and
Maggie I
Indlater
Baker
N. P
The
Sentinel
National Forest Reserve Petition Aims to Expand Scope
C A Ballinger supervisor of the Sioux national forest reserve visited Camp Creek area noting rumors of adding land in the Kiewlton district to form a new national forest. The proposed tract would stretch about twenty four miles by ten and seeks resident support through a petition ahead of a Knowlton meeting next week to discuss the plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A. Ballinger
Sioux National Forest Reserve
Camp Creek
Kiewlton
Accident Fatality in Dawson County Ranch Incident
Andy McMillan, a well known rancher near Terry in Dawson County, was accidentally killed by his son last Sunday at their ranch home. The shotgun, claimed to be unloaded, was discharged in the room, striking the father and causing fatal injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andy McMillan
Terry
Dawson County
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Ismay Camp
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St. Paul Superior, Wis
Sioux City, Iowa
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Duluth
St. Joseph
Kansas City
Olympian
R. R
Thiele
Jsmay, Mont
Baker Sentinel
IS May, Montana
R. L. Anderson
Wm. Fulton
W. G. Lang
Journal
Silenbran
de Luxe
Cr. & J. Michel Brewing Company
LA Crosse
Wis
Chas. D’graffenreid
Ismay, Mont
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