Grain receipts and exports show shifts in 1911
January grain movement across 16 markets totals 69,403,731 bushels with wheat down sharply from 1910. Corn and oats rise while barley and rye fall. total six month exports near 72 million dollars, led by Pacific ports.
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Burea
Ofi
Department of Commerce And“Labor
Atlantic
Pacific
Portland
Oregon
Puget Sound
Gulf
Galveston
New Orleans
San Francisco
Senator Carter proposes federal control over Glacier lands
Senator Carter introduces a bill ceding jurisdiction over Glacier National Park. He also offers an amendment to extend the Yellowstone road to connect with the Canyon Hotel. After twenty years apart, James McSweeney of Butte Montana plans to wed Mary O Leary of West Newton in the old country.
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Carter
Glacier National Park
Yellowstone National Park
Canyon Hotel
James McSweeney
Butte, Mont
Mary O'Leary
West Newton
Montana Note: Army Academy Bill and Redistricting Push
Dixon wins senate committee amendment allowing Miles City to build a pumping station on Fort Keogh. Merchants in Fathead Lincoln and Chouteau counties call for redistricting to keep northern counties separate from Butte and Helena for a new congressman.
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Dixon
Senate Military Committee
Military Academy
Miles City
Fort Keogh
Fathead
Lincoln
Chouteau
Montana
Butte
Helena
County division fever stirs in Miles City area
The Miles City Independent reports that county division advocates plan moves in Custer County under a new law. Wibaux circles begin preparations to submit a county split referendum while other schemes bubble up. The act requires new counties to meet population and area thresholds and share debts with parent counties.
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Miles City
Custer County
Wibaux
Nhid
Board of County Commissioners
Miles City Stockgrowers Woolgrowers Meet Announces Elaborate April Program
The executive committee for the Stockgrowers and Woolgrowers associations plotting events in Miles City from April 17 announces an elaborate program aimed at a large attendance. The schedule includes stake races, nightshirt race, potato race, calf branding and steer tying contests, wild horse race, final riding contests, and a Tuesday matinee at the fair association track with high prize races. Riders include experts from the Fort Keogh remount station and Ray Warner’s wild horse exhibition.
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Miles City
Vaniahing
Warner
Fort Keogh
Ray Warner
Garland
Mont
Fair Association
Rome
Montana Legislature Passes Division Bill
The division bill passes both Senate and House, sent to the governor for signature. It shifts the power to decide county division from the legislature to the people, after twenty nine proposed schemes were evaluated.
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Senate
Chouse
Northern Montana figures in state news coverage
State items note the death of ORO ORO o OOS C. W. Price in Los Angeles, a Windham fire causing Fergus County Hardware losses, and a $440 donation to St. Thomas orphans home by the Knights of Columbus. Bills include a $69,200 Sundry Civil Act roads appropriation and a $4,000 customs salary fix for Montana and Idaho, with commission government bills advancing.
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Senate
Montana
Idaho
Harlowtown
Windham
Fergus County
St. Thomas Orphans
Great Falls
Knights of Columbus
A. E. Laboisierre
County Propositions Consume Valuable Legislative Time
Examination by the committee notes that county division propositions have taken up much time of the legislators, time that could be used on more important questions.
Notice of Land Office Survey Openings in Montana Townships
Department of the Interior lands office in Mules City Montana announces plots of survey for townships 4 N 5 N 6 N with ranges 44 45 46 55 56 66 will open for filing and entry on March 14 1911 at 9 a.m. A KirchER Register.
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Department of the Interior
United States Land Office
Mules City
Montana
Notice of Noon Coal Lands Enemgies Classification
Department of the Interior announces that lands in Montana were classified as Noon Coal Lands Enemgies under the homestead law. The notices list townships and ranges: Ton. R 54 E, T 6 N R 65 E, T 14 N, R 56 E, T 14 N, R 67 E, T 13 N, R 57 E. First publication March 10, 1911.
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Department of the Interior
United States Land Office
Miles City
Montana
General Land Office
Geological Survey
J. C. Auld
Dack Files For Final Commutation On Ismay Homestead
Lester J. Dack of Ismay Montana files notice of intention to make final commutation proof on Homestead Entry No 01634 for NW in section 28 township 9 N range 65 3 EB M P Meridian. Proof to be made before Felix Z Gray Ismay Montana on April 8 1911 with witnesses Oscar Brackett Ford Brittenham W D D Smith and O W Jurrautt all of Ismay. First publication March 1 1911.
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Department of the Interior
United States Land Office
Miles City
Montana
Lester J. Dack
Ismay
M. P. Meridian
Felix Z. Gray
United States
Oscar Brackett
Ford Brittenham
Public Notice of Homestead Final Proof in Montana
Notice is given that Joseph F. Ross of Plevna Custer County Montana filed intent to make final homestead proof for S 1 2 SE 1 4 S 2 W M section 20 township 8 N range 58 E Montana Principal Meridian before Felix Gray U S Commissioner at Ismay Montana on March 26 1911 Witnesses: George McHees Albert Knissel Woods Peters all of Plevna Montana A Kircher Register First publication February 24 1911
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Department of the Interior
United States Land Office
Miles City
Montana
Joseph F. Ross
Plevna
Custer County
Range
Montana Principal Meridian
Felix Gray
United States
Ismay
Clamant
George McHees
Albert Knissel
Woods
Cc. F. Peters
Final Proof Notice for Montana Homestead Claim
States Land Office in Miles City Montana announces that Fred Portman of Knowlton Montana plans final five year proof to establish his homestead claim No 30648-02003 for NE of section 28 township 7 N range 63 E. All witnesses include Howard Cummings J G Black Albert Roberts Frank Cass. Final hearing March 4 1911. First publication February 3 1911.
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Department of the Interior
United States Land Office
Miles City
Montana
Fred Portman
Knowlton
Custer County
Range
Principal Meridian
Felix Z. Gray
United States
Tumay
Montan
Howard Cummings
J. G. Black
Afontana
Albert Roberts
Ismay
Frank Cass
A. ‘KIRCHER/ Register
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