Archives West Finding Aid
Table of Contents
- Overview of the Collection
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Biographical Note
- Content Description
- Use of the Collection
- Administrative Information
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Detailed Description of the Collection
- Thomas C. Power--Political
- Thomas C. Power--Personal
- T.C. Power & Brother
- Fort Benton Transportation Co.
- Benton Transportation Co.
- Benton And Assiniboine Stage Company
- Benton And Barker Stage Company
- Benton And Billings Stage Company
- Benton & Billings Stage Co.
- Benton And Billings Stage Company
- Benton And Helena Stage Company
- Benton And Lewistown Stage Company
- Benton Southern Stage Company
- Billings, Barker And Benton Mail And Stage Company
- California, Oregon And Idaho Stage Company
- Coulson And Martinsdale Stage Company
- Gilmer And Salisbury Stage Company
- Helena And Benton Stage Company
- Yellowstone Stage Co.
- Judith Cattle Co.
- Judith Mercantile Co.
- Judith Mercantile & Cattle Co.
- Power-Townsend Co.
- C. B. Power--Personal
- Belgrade Elevator Company
- Belgrade Grain And Produce Company
- Benepe-Berglund Grain Company
- Cascade Milling And Elevator Company
- Gary Brothers And Graffke Company
- Gary Hay And Grain Co.
- Montana Elevator Co.
- Montana Implement Co.
- Power Hardware Company
- Power Hardware Company (Willow Creek)
- Power Implement Company
- T. C. Power And Company
- T. C. Power Company
- Townsend Hardware And Implement Company
- Augusta Mercantile Company
- The Belgrade Company, Ltd.
- The Belgrade Mercantile Company
- Cascade Mercantile Company
- Craig Mercantile Company
- Custer Forwarding Company
- Donovan-McCormick Company
- Montana Packing And Provision Company
- Paul McCormick And Company
- Paul McCormick Company
- Power-Morgan Company
- Power-Wilson Company
- Sanborn Company
- Stevens-Sweetman Mercantile And Lumber Company
- Sunnyside Store Company
- Trident Store Company
- Block P Mining Company (Wright And Edwards Mining Company)
- Block P Mining Company (Barker Mines Company)
- Block P Mining Company
- Boulder Mining And Reduction Co.
- Castner Coal And Coke Co.
- Champion Mining Co.
- Christmas Gift Milling And Mining Co.
- Elizabeth Mining Co.
- Gilt Edge Mine
- Gold Hill And Lee Mountain Mining Co.
- Iron Mountain Tunnel Co.
- Jay Hawk And Lone Pine Consolidated Mining Co.
- Lone Pine Mining And Milling Co.
- Mullan Fuel Co.
- Mullan Pass Coal Co.
- North Basin Mining Co.
- Plattsburg Mining Lode
- Relief Mining Co.
- Spotted Horse Mine
- West Granite Mountain Mining Co.
- White Sulphur Springs Mining District
- Montana Agricultural, Mineral & Mechanical Assoc.
- Montana State Poultry Breeders' Assoc.
- Sanders Memorial Association
- Society Of Montana Pioneers
- Big Hole Ranch Co.
- Burke Horse Ranch
- Custer Cattle Co.
- Escallier Sheep Company
- Frields Cattle Company
- Fort Benton Sheep Venture
- Hobson Cattle Transaction
- Horse Shoe Bar Cattle Company
- Judith Beef Steer Company
- Ox Yoke Cattle Company
- Rock Creek Ranch Company
- Sun River Stock And Land Company
- T. C. Power & Bro. Cattle Operation
- Belgrade Property
- Cascade Realty Company
- Helena Building And Investment Company
- Minneapolis Real Estate
- Phoenix Development Co.
- T. C. Power Property Holdings
- James Sullivan Property
- Bed Rock Water Co.
- Crown Butte Canal And Reservoir Co.
- Helena Consolidated Water Co.
- Helena Water
- Helena Water Co.
- West Side Water Co.
- Benton Packet Co.
- Benton Transportation Co.
- Bismarck Bank
- Bismarck Businesses
- Bismarck Cattle Co.
- Bismarck Elevator And Investment Co.
- Bismarck Elevator Co.
- Bismarck Water Co.
- Cannon Ball Co.
- Capital Telephone Co.
- Deapolis Lumber And Elevator Co.
- Expansion Lumber And Mercantile Co.
- Mercer County State Bank
- Missouri Valley Milling Co.
- South Berthold Yard
- T. C. Power & Bro. Lots
- Columbia River Lumber Company
- Columbia Valley Lumber Company
- Oregon And Montana Timber Company
- Skykomish Lumber Company
- Snohomish Farm
- Affiliated Companies
- Broadwater Hotel Co.
- First State Bank Of Cascade
- Fort Benton Bridge Company
- Fort Benton Review
- Madison River Improvement Company
- Midland Fruit Company
- Montana Oil Company
- T. C. Power Motor Car Company
- Townsend Motors Company
- Weisenhorn Carriage Manufacturing Company
- Names and Subjects
Thomas Charles Power papers, 1868-1950
Overview of the Collection
- Creator
- Power, Thomas C. (Thomas Charles), 1839-1923
- Title
- Thomas Charles Power papers
- Dates
- 1868-1950 (inclusive)18681950
- Quantity
- 290 linear feet of shelf space
- Collection Number
- MC 55 (collection)
- Summary
- T.C. Power was a Montana merchandise, transportation, mining, ranching, banking, and real estate magnate; and U.S. Senator from Montana from 1890 to 1895. Collection (1868-1950) includes personal, business, and political correspondence plus financial and legal papers of many of his business enterprises. Collection documents Power's involvement in military and Indian trade, steamboating, freighting, stage coach lines, mail contracts, cattle and sheep ranching, mining, banking, bridge building, townsite development, and other enterprises.
- Repository
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Montana Historical Society, Library & Archives
Montana Historical Society Research Center Archives
225 North Roberts
PO Box 201201
Helena MT
59620-1201
Telephone: 4064442681
Fax: 4064445297
mhslibrary@mt.gov - Access Restrictions
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Collection is open for research.
- Additional Reference Guides
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Table of Contents to finding aid is available at the Montana State Historical Society
- Languages
- English
- Sponsor
- Funding for encoding this finding aid was provided through a grant awarded by the National Endowment for the Humanities.
Biographical NoteReturn to Top
Thomas Charles Power was born at Dubuque, Iowa, May 22, 1839, the son of Irish immigrants, Michael W. Power and Catherine McLeer Power. He was raised on the family farm near Dubuque. The eldest of four children, Power contributed heavily to the work on the farm while completing the rudimentary education offered in area schools. In his teens, Power attended Sissinawa Mound College, in Wisconsin, where he studied science and engineering. After three years of study, but without graduating, he returned to his home and taught in rural schools near Peru, Iowa, during the years 1858-1860. In 1860, Thomas Power accepted a job with a survey party for the federal government and spent the next four years surveying for government and private firms in the Dakotas, Nebraska, Kansas, and eastern Montana. In 1865, he settled in Nebraska, first working as a carpenter, and, in 1866, he became a minor partner in a wholesale merchandising firm supplying several frontier areas.
This investment, and his familiarity with the West, led him, in the following year, to locate at Fort Benton, Montana Territory, head of navigation on the Upper Missouri. With the stock of goods he brought with him, he opened a general mercantile firm in the spring of 1867. His younger brother, John W. Power, followed with a further stock of goods later that spring, and Power's initial company, T.C. Power and Brother, was formed.
T.C. Power's firm was ideally located, for not only did it trade with residents of the locality, the military garrison, and Indian tribes of the region, but as head of navigation on the Missouri, Fort Benton offered unique advantages of supply and served as the hub of a freighting network to the towns and camps of the isolated Territory. Power rapidly exploited his situation and, in 1868, began supplementary overland freighting operations while expanding the range and quantity of his merchandise.
T.C. Power and Brother and the other large Fort Benton firm, I.G. Baker and Company, dominated trade and freighting on the northern plains by the mid 1870's. A significant portion of the business of these firms was in the fur and hide trade with Indians of the region and other hunters, an involvement that coincided with the period of slaughter of the northern buffalo herd. The hide trade, and, later, buffalo bones made up many of the down river cargos in the 1870's and early 1880's.
The rapid expansion of the Power and Baker firms caused them to invest in the construction of the river steamer Benton, to supply goods for their operations and to carry gold, silver, hides, and other products down river. This investment, in 1874, resulted in the formation of the Fort Benton Transportation Company and in subsequent years other steamboats were built or purchased to expand this facet of the trade. In the late 1870's, Power purchased Baker's interest in the steamer line and continued its expansion until the firm dominated the Upper Missouri commerce in the years remaining before railroads reached the region and effectively ended river transportation. As an adjunct to his steamer and freighting interests, Power, in 1879, formed the first of several stagecoach lines which served much of northern and central Montana and, eventually, linked with the transcontinental Northern Pacific Railroad at Billings.
While retaining his investments in the Fort Benton area, in 1878, T.C. Power settled permanently in Helena, by then Territorial capital, and later State capital, and rapidly emerging as the focus of Montana's finance and trade. Having centered his business interests at Helena, Power became active in the capital's economic, political and social life. He maintained several commercial firms, built and operated the American National Bank, and speculated in real estate and regional mining companies.
T.C. Power's entrepreneurial interests were extremely broad; he founded or invested in over ninety-five companies in the course of his active career. During the period 1880-1920, in addition to major interests in merchandising and transportation, he invested in cattle and sheep ranching, real estate throughout the northwest, lumbering, coal mining, electric power generation, hotels, automobile distributing, military and reservation supply, agricultural implement sales, banking, grain milling, municipal water supply, metals mining, oil, and irrigation.
An interest in politics paralleled Power's diverse business career. A lifelong Republican, he was an active supporter of the Territorial and State party, as well as contributing to and involving himself in national party affairs. He served as a delegate to the abortive 1884 Constitutional Convention, but chose not to run for the 1889 Convention which resulted in Montana's statehood. Power was defeated in the first state gubernatorial election, in 1889, by Joseph K. Toole, the Democratic candidate. In 1890, he was selected by the divided First State Legislative Assembly as one of four senators, two from each party, to fill Montana's two seats in the nation's upper house. Power and the other Republican chosen, Wilbur Fisk Sanders, were seated by the Republican-controlled U. S. Senate over the bitter opposition of the Democratic contenders. Power's service in the Senate, 1890-1895, was creditable, with concentration on the State's major interests: the free coinage of silver, irrigation, the disposal of the public domain, and the wool tariff. T.C. Power's one term in the Senate ended his active involvement in politics.
Thomas C. Power married Mary Flanagan at Dubuque, Iowa, in 1867, just prior to travelling to Montana. The couple had one son, Charles Benton Power. T.C. Power, still in active control of his varied financial interests, died at Helena, Montana, March 16, 1923.
Charles Benton Power was born at Dubuque, Iowa, November 9, 1868, the son of Thomas C. and Mary Flanagan Power. His early life was spent at Fort Benton, Montana, center of his father's financial interests. He moved to Helena with his family in 1878. There he completed his early education in the public schools of the community. In 1888, C.B. Power received a Bachelor of Arts degree from Georgetown University, Washington, D.C., and later completed a supplemental Bachelor's degree and a law degree at Columbia University, in 1891 and 1893.
C.B. Power returned to Helena, Montana after completion of his education and entered the practice of law. He joined his father, in 1895, in the management of the Power business interests in Montana and the northwest. In 1923, after his father's death, C.B. Power succeeded to ownership and operation of the remaining firms. During his business career, C.B. Power's interests remained primarily in merchandising and real estate, but he also invested in oil, hotels, agriculture and mining.
C.B. Power married Mable Larson of Helena, in 1901. The couple had three children, Margaret, Charles B., Jr., and Jane Elizabeth. Mrs. Mable Power died in 1918. In 1944, C.B. Power married Pauline Ely. Charles Benton Power died at Helena, November 15, 1953.
Content DescriptionReturn to Top
The T. C. Power papers are arranged into sixteen subgroups: 1) T.C. Power--Political, 2) T.C. Power--Personal, 3) T.C. Power and Brother (includes associated companies), 4) C.B. Power--Personal, 5) Grain Companies, 6) Hardware Companies, 7) Mercantile Companies, 8) Mining Companies, 9) Organizations 10) Ranch Companies, 11) Real Estate, 12) Transportation Companies, 13) Water Companies, 14) Bismarck, North Dakota, enterprises, 15) Washington and Oregon enterprises, and 16) Miscellaneous enterprises.
The papers (1881-1902) in the 'T.C. Power--Political' subgroup document his unsuccessful bid to be the first State governor in 1889 and, more importantly, his term as a United States senator, 1890-1895. Forming the largest segment of the political papers is the General Correspondence, which reflects issues that affected the livelihood of his constituents: free silver and the wool tariff. Most of this is incoming correspondence with only a few letters of reply from Power. Other questions of interest to Montanans during his term of office were the establishment of better services, such as post offices for rural areas, irrigation, uses of public lands, and requests for political patronage. The subgroup also contains Financial Records, including an election expense account for 1888-1895; Legal Documents, Speeches, including an 1889 campaign speech; Clippings, mainly tariff issues, irrigation, and political scrapbooks; and a Miscellany Series, which includes lists of registered voters; federal documents; a record of bills, etc., pertaining to irrigation introduced in the U. S. Senate during the 52nd Congress, an 1892 list of attorneys in Montana, and petitions for the establishment of post offices.
The papers (1871-1923) in the 'T.C. Power--Personal' subgroup reflect his involvement in the firm of T.C. Power and Brother, and his financial investments in other areas. Because Power played such an important role in the administration of T.C. Power and Brother, his General Correspondence details some of the activity of the holding company, particularly after 1900. The Financial Records, which detail his personal investments in mining and real estate--including areas outside of Montana, make up another significant portion of his personal papers. There are also some records for his household expenses. Other series include Legal Documents, consisting mostly of agreements and bills of sale; Organization records, including stock certificates and minutes of meetings; miscellaneous Clippings; assay and company Reports; and a Miscellany Series including such things as a 1920 list of sheep owners in Montana and a 1916 list of materials suitable for paving streets in Fort Benton.
The largest volume of records are those in the 'T.C. Power and Brother' subgroup. T.C. Power and Brother was a holding company whose operations first centered at Fort Benton. Originally the activity of the company focused on steamboating on the Missouri River, supplying merchandise to branch stores, Indian agencies and military posts, cattle ranches, and area residents. The company later expanded to include mining, stage coach lines, and real estate. Records for the holding company are nearly complete for the period 1880-1900. Some records, such as outgoing correspondence and financial material, date to the late 1860s. Between 1900 and 1920 there is almost no correspondence in the company's records. Consequently, the personal papers of T.C. Power and of C.B. Power, and those companies in which T.C. Power and Brother had an interest, must be used to fill this gap. Series in this subgroup include "Incoming Correspondence (1881-1893; Outgoing Correspondence in letterpress books (1868-1896); General Correspondence (1919-1930); Legal Documents (1871-1895); Court Papers (1883-1887); one 1889 Speech by W.V. Pemberton; one assay Report (1885); and miscellaneous Clippings (1882). The Financial Records Series contains bills and statements (1873-1930), credit books (1892-1899), dry goods books (1882-1899), inventories (1881-1890), trial balances (1881-1891), journals (1870-1927), ledgers (1867-1903), cash books (1868-1901), day books (1868-1899), and order books (1872-1899). The Miscellany Series consists of consignments (1878-1883), shipping books (1868-1889), receiving books (1869-1891), loading books (1875-1879), discharging books (1870-1882), bills of lading and freight bills (1868-1897), tracers and claims (1880-1889), requisitions (1881-1893), and ammunition orders (1877-1882) for the Blackfeet Indian Agency. This subgroup also contains records of various subsidiary companies.
Charles Benton Power's personal records (1895-1941), in the 'C.B. Power--Personal' subgroup, document his active participation in various aspects of T.C. Power and Brother, as well as his extensive interests outside of Montana. His General Correspondence (1895-1940) documents the economic reversals of the 1920s and 1930s, particularly as they affected the companies of T.C. Power and Brother. Other series include Financial Records (1895-1940); Legal Documents (1894-1938); and Organization records (1922-1932), including stock certificates and minutes of the Montana Automobile Association.
The 'Grain', 'Hardware', 'Mercantile', 'Mining', 'Organization', 'Ranch', 'Real Estate', 'Transportation', 'Water', and 'Bismarck, North Dakota' subgroups reflect the Powers' wide-ranging economic interests. In many ways the records represent a cross-section of Montana's economic life during the late 1800s and the early 1900s. During the 1800s most of the records of these companies were retained with the T.C. Power and Brother records. After 1900, however, they were filed separately by each company. The difficulty then in dealing with this collection is that the whole Power corporation was not entirely consistent in either of these practices. Consequently a researcher interested in one of these subgoup companies also has to look in the T.C. Power and Brother records, and in the personal papers of T.C. Power and C.B. Power. In addition to their Montana businesses, T.C. and C.B. Power were also involved in real estate, irrigation, mercantile, banking, and lumbering operations in Oregon and Washington.
The records in the 'Washington and Oregon' subgroup have been kept separate from the Montana businesses, but additional material can be found in the 'T.C. Power and Brother', 'T.C. Power--Personal', and 'C.B. Power--Personal' subgroups.
Use of the CollectionReturn to Top
Restrictions on Use
The Montana Historical Society is the owner of the materials in the Research Library and makes available reproductions for research, publication, and other uses. Written permission must be obtained from the Research Library before any reproduction use. The Society does not necessarily hold copyright to all of the materials in the collections. In some cases, permission for use may require seeking additional authorization from the copyright owners.
Preferred Citation
Item description and date. Collection Title. Collection Number. Box and Folder numbers. Montana Historical Society Research Center, Archives, Helena, Montana.
Administrative InformationReturn to Top
Arrangement
Arranged by subgroup and series. Some material housed in manuscript volumes. See inventory below for more information.
Location of Collection
2:6-6Acquisition Information
Acquisition information available upon request
Processing Note
The arrangement of the T.C. Power papers closely follows the original ordering given the manuscripts by Power and his employees. Because of the complexity of his investments and the consequent overlapping files, some difficulties will be encountered in using the papers. It was felt by the staff, however, that it was desirable that the manuscripts retain something of their original filing to reflect Power's activities, his personal involvement, and the emphasis given the variety of pursuits documented by the manuscripts. It can also be argued that retention of the original order demonstrates the operations of the holding and collateral companies. The user of the papers must rely on the Index to assure that he deals with all of the related materials pertinent to his interest. The name-oriented Index is relatively detailed and covers, with two exceptions, all of the subgroups and series in the papers. The exceptions are relatively minor; the letterpress volumes of outgoing correspondence of T.C. Power and Brother, which are arranged chronologically and individually indexed; and the bound financial and miscellany volumes of the several companies, which proved to be impossible to index in a reasonable period of time.
Separated Materials
Photographs, artifacts, and maps transferred to the Photo Archives, Museum, and Library map Collection respectively. For other related material see the Guide to the Thomas C. Power papers, at the Montana Historical Society, MC 55b. Also see the Guide to the Charles B. Power papers, at the Montana Historical Society, MC 55a.
See Guide to the Power family photograph collection, at the Montana Historical Society Photo Archives, Lot 006.
Detailed Description of the CollectionReturn to Top
The following section contains a detailed listing of the materials in the collection
Thomas C. Power--Political Return to Top
Container(s) | Description | Dates |
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General Correspondence |
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Box/Folder | ||
1 / 1 | Thomas H. Carter |
1888 |
1 / 2 | George O. Eaton |
1888 |
1 / 3 | Nicholas M. Erickson |
1888 |
1 / 4 | Alexander C. Johnson |
1888 |
1 / 5 | Isaac D. McCutcheon |
1888 |
1 / 6 | Lee Mantle |
1888 |
1 / 7 | Albert J. Seligman |
1888 |
1 / 8 | D-W (correspondents include William H. DeWitt, S.A.
Estes, George W. Irvin, Alvin Lent, J.P. Woolman) |
1888 |
1 / 9 | Telegrams (correspondents include Marcus Daly,
William Hoge, Dan McKay, James H. Mills) |
1888 |
1 / 10 | American Protective Tariff League |
1889 |
1 / 11 | Charles A. Aubrey |
1889 |
1 / 12 | Albert L. Babcock |
1889 |
1 / 13 | Isaac P. Baker |
1889 |
1 / 14 | Benton Transportation Company |
1889 |
1 / 15 | Nicholas J. Bielenberg |
1889 |
1 / 16 | Absalom F. Bray |
1889 |
1 / 17 | Thompson Campbell |
1889 |
1 / 18 | John Blatchford Collins |
1889 |
1 / 19 | Patrick Conlon |
1889 |
1 / 19a | W. A. Clark |
1889 |
1 / 20 | Nicholas M. Erickson |
1889 |
1 / 21 | Andrew B. Hammond |
1889 |
1 / 21a | L. H. Hershfield |
1889 |
1 / 22 | Simeon S. Hobson |
1889 |
1 / 23 | William L. Hoge |
1889 |
1 / 24 | Harry R. Horr |
1889 |
1 / 25 | Allan R. Joy |
1889 |
1 / 26 | Hiram Knowles |
1889 |
1 / 27 | Peter Koch |
1889 |
1 / 28 | Paul McCormick |
1889 |
1 / 29 | Lee Mantle |
1889 |
1 / 30 | Justin E. Morse |
1889 |
1 / 31 | Gust. Moser |
1889 |
1 / 32 | National Silver Convention |
1889 |
1 / 33 | Albert J. Seligman |
1889 |
1 / 34 | W.B. Shaw |
1889 |
1 / 35 | S.A. Swiggett |
1889 |
1 / 36 | Portus B. Weare |
1889 |
1 / 37 | Benjamin Franklin White |
1889 |
1 / 38 | Lucius Whitney |
1889 |
1 / 39 | A-M (correspondents include W.B. Allison, John C.
Barr, William Bartle, E. Bement & Sons, Butte Scandinavian Democratic Club, W.D.
Deaton, Fairbanks, Morse & Co., Charles S. Fell, Fergus County Republican
Committee, James Fergus, Aaron Hershfield, Home Land & Cattle Co., Charles H.
Hood, Lewis and Clark County Republican Committee, John McCormick, J.P. Menard,
Charles E. Miller, Missoula County Republican Central, James H. Moe, Thomas F.
Morgan, S.G. Murray) |
1889 |
1 / 40 | O-Y (correspondents include F.D. Pease, G.J. Reek,
Republican League of the United States, River Press Publishing Co., James M. Ryan,
Shaffer & Read, Almon Spencer, Superior Drill Co., William H. Todd, J.A. Viall,
Williams & Goodenow, Winona Wagon Co.) |
1889 |
1 / 41 | Telegrams (correspondents include W.B. Allison,
Isaac P. Baker, John S. Booge, Absalom F. Bray, Thompson Campbell, Clum &
Dingman, Patrick Conlon, O. Fletcher Goddard, William J. Jack,Hiram Knowles, Lee
Mantle, Charles H. McLeod, F.D. Pease, Reid, Murdoch & Co., Albert J. Seligman,
Portus B. Weare) |
1889 |
1 / 42 | American Protective Tariff League |
1890 |
1 / 43 | Charles Aubrey |
1890 |
1 / 44 | Albert L. Babcock |
1890 |
1 / 45 | Isaac P. Baker |
1890 |
1 / 46 | Alexander C. Botkin |
1890 |
1 / 47 | George M. Bourquin |
1890 |
1 / 48 | Absalom F. Bray |
1890 |
1 / 49 | Thompson Campbell |
1890 |
1 / 50 | Thomas H. Carter |
1890 |
1 / 51 | John H. Charles |
1890 |
1 / 52 | John Blatchford Collins |
1890 |
1 / 53 | Patrick Conlon |
1890 |
1 / 54 | Thomas Couch |
1890 |
1 / 55 | William Courtenay |
1890 |
1 / 56 | Thomas A. Cummings |
1890 |
1 / 57 | George C. Douglas |
1890 |
2 / 1 | George O. Eaton |
1890 |
2 / 2 | Nicholas M. Erickson |
1890 |
2 / 3 | Robert Fisher |
1890 |
2 / 4 | John Gannon |
1890 |
2 / 5 | O. Fletcher Goddard |
1890 |
2 / 6 | Andrew B. Hammond |
1890 |
2 / 7 | Charles S. Hartman |
1890 |
2 / 8 | Simeon S. Hobson |
1890 |
2 / 9 | Harry R. Horr |
1890 |
2 / 10 | Robert H. Howey |
1890 |
2 / 11 | William M. Jack |
1890 |
2 / 12 | Alexander C. Johnson |
1890 |
2 / 13 | Hiram Knowles |
1890 |
2 / 14 | Peter Koch |
1890 |
2 / 15 | Richard Lockey |
1890 |
2 / 16 | Isaac D. McCutcheon |
1890 |
2 / 17 | Charles H. McLeod |
1890 |
2 / 18 | Lee Mantle |
1890 |
2 / 19 | Thomas O'Hanlon |
1890 |
2 / 20 | John W. Power |
1890 |
2 / 21 | John E. Rickards |
1890 |
2 / 22 | Wilbur Fisk Sanders |
1890 |
2 / 23 | Charles R. Severance |
1890 |
2 / 24 | George Steell |
1890 |
2 / 25 | S. A. Swiggett |
1890 |
2 / 26 | Portus B. Weare |
1890 |
2 / 27 | Elbert Durkee Weed |
1890 |
2 / 28 | Benjamin Franklin White |
1890 |
2 / 29 | Lucius Whitney |
1890 |
2 / 30 | A-C (correspondents include, John C. Barr, William
Bartle, R.T. Bayliss, E.W. Beattie, Charles Bird, George E. Boos, Charles A.
Broadwater, Z.T. Burton, John V. Carroll, John K. Castner, O.G. Cooper, E.A. Crain) |
1890 |
2 / 31 | D-G (correspondents include Davenport Mills Co.,
Walter W. DeLacy, James Fergus, Gallatin County Farmers Alliance, G. H. Goodrich) |
1890 |
2 / 32 | H-K (correspondents include Thomas G. Hathaway,
John J. Healy, L.H. Hershfield, David Hilger, Charles W. Hoffman, M.H. Keefe, W. H.
Kelly, Henry A. Kennerly) |
1890 |
3 / 1 | L-M (correspondents include William MacQueen,
Thomas A. Marlow, Marshall Field & Co. James Mauldin, Perry M. McAdow, Robert L.
McCulloh, James H. Moe, S. G. Murray) |
1890 |
3 / 2 | N-R (correspondents include Gilman R. Norris,
Northern Pacific Railroad Company, F. D. Pease, L. W. Peck, John Potter, J.C.
Rainsford, G. J. Reek, Republican Central Committee, H. P. Rolfe, Charles L. Ryan) |
1890 |
3 / 3 | S-T (correspondents include Asa P. Samples, C. W.
Sparr, Almon Spencer, Clark Tingley) |
1890 |
3 / 4 | U-Z (correspondents include United States Assay
Office, United States Executive Office, United States Indian Affairs Office; United
States Indian Service, Flathead Agency; United States Interior Department, United States
Justice Department, United States Land Offices, United States Pensions Bureau, United
States Post Office Department United States Senate Secretary, United States War Department,
Peter Van Schaak & Sons, Rudolf Von Tobel Sr. & Jr., John M. Vrooman, Decius
S. Wade, James B. Walker, William Weinstein Jr., W. S. Wetzel, A. H. Wilder, Walter
A. Wood, Frank E. Wright) |
1890 |
3 / 5 | A-L telegrams (correspondents include W. B.
Allison, Isaac P. Baker, John S. Booge, George E. Boos, George M. Bourquin, Thompson
Campbell, Thomas H. Carter, John H. Charles, John Blatchford Collins, Patrick
Conlon, Thomas Couch, Thomas A Cummings, E. A. Crain, George O. Eaton, Robert
Fisher, O. D. Frary, O. Fletcher Goddard, Andrew B. Hammond, Samuel T. Hauser, F.
George Heldt, L. H. Hershfield, Anton M. Holter, William J. Jack, R. H.
Kleinschmidt,) |
1890 |
3 / 6 | M-W telegrams (correspondents include Lee Mantle,
Marshall Field & Co. Thomas L. Martin, Paul McCormick, Isaac D. McCutcheon,
Joseph H. McKnight, Charles H. McLeod, E. C. Meacham, M. A. Meyendorff, Charles E.
Miller, Thomas O'Hanlon, John E. Rickards, James M. Ryan, Matthew Ryan Jr., Wilbur
Fisk Sanders, Albert J. Seligman, George Steell, William H. Todd, Joesph K. Toole,
United States Interior Department Billings, James B. Walker, Portus B. Weare, Elbert
Durkee Weed, Benjamin Franklin White, A. H. Wilder) |
1890 |
3 / 7 | Charles Aubrey |
1891 |
3 / 8 | Albert L. Babcock |
1891 |
3 / 9 | Alexander C. Botkin |
1891 |
3 / 10 | Absalom F. Bray |
1891 |
3 / 11 | Thomas H. Carter |
1891 |
3 / 12 | John Blatchford Collins |
1891 |
3 / 13 | D. A. Cory |
1891 |
3 / 14 | Thomas Couch |
1891 |
3 / 15 | Thomas A. Cummings |
1891 |
3 / 16 | George C. Douglas |
1891 |
3 / 17 | Clinton D. Firestone |
1891 |
3 / 18 | Robert Fisher |
1891 |
3 / 19 | John Gannon |
1891 |
3 / 20 | O. Fletcher Goddard |
1891 |
3 / 21 | Great Northern Railway |
1891 |
3 / 22 | E. D. Hastie |
1891 |
3 / 23 | Harry R. Horr |
1891 |
4 / 1 | Robert H. Howey |
1891 |
4 / 2 | Hiram Knowles |
1891 |
4 / 3 | Paul McCormick |
1891 |
4 / 4 | Charles H. McLeod |
1891 |
4 / 5 | Northern Pacific Railroad Company |
1891 |
4 / 6 | John E. Rickards |
1891 |
4 / 7 | Charles E. Severance |
1891 |
4 / 8 | W. B. Shaw |
1891 |
4 / 9 | George Steell |
1891 |
4 / 10 | S. A. Swiggett |
1891 |
4 / 11 | Portus B. Weare |
1891 |
4 / 12 | Elbert Durkee Weed |
1891 |
4 / 13 | Lucius Whitney |
1891 |
4 / 14 | A-G (correspondents include John C. Barr, Berg
Brothers, R. W. Buckland, R. H. ClendeninFred W. Foster, Charles G. Griffith) |
1891 |
4 / 15 | H-R (correspondents include R. O. Hickman, David
Hilger, Charles W. Hoffman, Anton W. Holter, Henry A. Kennerly, Marshall Field &
Co., S. G. Murray, F. D. Pease, William T. Pigott) |
1891 |
4 / 16 | S-T (correspondents include John W. H. Stouch,
Clark Tingley) |
1891 |
4 / 17 | U-W (correspondents include United States
Agriculture Department Washington, United States Commission of Fish & Fisheries,
United States Executive Office, United States Geological Survey Washington, D. C.,
United States Interior Department Billings, United States Interior Department Census Office,
United States Land Offices,United States Post Office Department Washington, D. C., United
States Senate Secretary, United States Treasury Department Assay Office, United States
Treasury Department Washington, D. C., United States War Department Washington, D. C., A. H.
Wilder) |
1891 |
4 / 18 | Telegrams (correspondents include Isaac P. Baker,
Franklin, MacVeagh & Co., Anton M. Holter, Robert H. Howey, Charles H. McLeod,
Wilbur Fisk Sanders, James B. Walker) |
1891 |
4 / 19 | J. A. Auld |
1892 |
4 / 20 | Nicholas J. Bielenberg |
1892 |
4 / 21 | Alexander C. Botkin |
1892 |
4 / 22 | Absalom F. Bray |
1892 |
4 / 23 | Daniel Brereton |
1892 |
4 / 24 | Barnard Brown |
1892 |
4 / 25 | Thompson Campbell |
1892 |
4 / 26 | Thomas H. Carter |
1892 |
4 / 27 | D. A. Cory |
1892 |
4 / 28 | Thomas A. Cummings |
1892 |
4 / 29 | Nicholas M. Erickson |
1892 |
4 / 30 | Robert Fisher |
1892 |
4 / 31 | D. E. Folsom |
1892 |
4 / 32 | John Gannon |
1892 |
4 / 33 | O. Fletcher Goddard |
1892 |
5 / 1 | J. Hamburger |
1892 |
5 / 2 | Andrew B. Hammond |
1892 |
5 / 3 | Charles S. Hartman |
1892 |
5 / 4 | Henri J. Haskell |
1892 |
5 / 5 | E. D. Hastie |
1892 |
5 / 6 | R. J. Hinton |
1892 |
5 / 7 | William J. Hoge |
1892 |
5 / 8 | Harry R. Horr |
1892 |
5 / 9 | Robert H. Howey |
1892 |
5 / 10 | Allan R. Joy |
1892 |
5 / 11 | Peter Koch |
1892 |
5 / 12 | Conrad Kohrs |
1892 |
5 / 13 | Richard Lockey |
1892 |
5 / 14 | Paul McCormick |
1892 |
5 / 15 | Joseph H. McKnight |
1892 |
5 / 16 | Charles H. McLeod |
1892 |
5 / 17 | Lee Mantle |
1892 |
5 / 18 | Wilbur N. Noffsinger |
1892 |
5 / 19 | Northern Pacific Railroad Company |
1892 |
5 / 20 | John E. Rickards |
1892 |
5 / 21 | Albert J. Seligman |
1892 |
5 / 22 | S. A. Swiggett |
1892 |
5 / 23 | Portus B. Weare |
1892 |
5 / 24 | Elbert Durkee Weed |
1892 |
5 / 25 | Benjamin Franklin White |
1892 |
5 / 26 | Lucius Whitney |
1892 |
5 / 27 | A-F (correspondents include E. K. Abbott, John C,
Barr, William Bartle, E. W. Beattie, Beaverhead County Republican Central Committee,
Berg Brothers, Z. T. Burton, G. W. Cook, W. G. Conrad, Robert E. Fisk, Fred W.
Foster) |
1892 |
5 / 28 | G-O (correspondents include George D. Greene, John
J. Healy, Home Land & Title Co., Kalispell Townsite Co., William A. Lyon,
Madison County Clerk and Recorder, Madison County Treasurer, Phil A. Manx, Charles
E. Miller, Missoula County Republican Central, Thomas F. Morgan, Gilman R. Norris) |
1892 |
5 / 29 | P-T (correspondents include H. M. Parchen &
Co., F. D. Pease, G. J. Reek, C. R. Scoffin, N. C. Smith, C. W. Sparr, Cyrus Stiles,
Clark Tingley) |
1892 |
5 / 30 | U-W (correspondents include United States
Agriculture Department, United States Commission of Fish & Fisheries, United States
Indian Affairs Office, United States Indian School Service Ft. Shaw, United States
Indian Service Blackfeet Agency, United States Interstate Commerce Commission,
United States Land Offices, United States Post Office Department, United States Senate
Secretary, United States Treasury Department, Rudolf Von Tobel, John M. Vrooman, James A.
Walsh) |
1892 |
5 / 31 | Telegrams (correspondents include Isaac P. Baker,
Nicholas J. Bielenberg, Barnard Brown, John V. Carroll, Thomas H. Carter, Thomas A.
Cummings, Simeon S. Hobson, Alexander Johnson, Lee Mantle, M. A. Meyendorff, Charles
E. Miller, Wilbur N. Noffsinger, Charles Benton Power, J. C. Rainsford, Wilbur Fisk
Sanders, Albert J. Seligman, C. W. Sparr, Portus B. Weare) |
1892 |
5 / 32 | American Protective Tariff League |
1893 |
5 / 33 | Charles Aubrey |
1893 |
5 / 34 | J. C. Auld |
1893 |
5 / 35 | Albert L. Babcock |
1893 |
6 / 1 | Isaac P. Baker |
1893 |
6 / 2 | Nicholas J. Bielenberg |
1893 |
6 / 3 | Alexander C. Botkin |
1893 |
6 / 4 | George M. Bourquin |
1893 |
6 / 5 | Daniel Brereton |
1893 |
6 / 6 | Barnard Brown |
1893 |
6 / 7 | John H. Charles |
1893 |
6 / 8 | John Blatchford Collins |
1893 |
6 / 9 | D. A. Cory |
1893 |
6 / 10 | William Courtenay |
1893 |
6 / 11 | Thomas C. Cummings |
1893 |
6 / 12 | George O. Eaton |
1893 |
6 / 13 | Nicholas M. Erickson |
1893 |
6 / 14 | Clinton D. Firestone |
1893 |
6 / 15 | Robert Fisher |
1893 |
6 / 16 | John Gannon |
1893 |
6 / 17 | O. Fletcher Goddard |
1893 |
6 / 18 | Great Northern Railway |
1893 |
6 / 19 | Charles S. Hartman |
1893 |
6 / 20 | Henri J. Haskell |
1893 |
6 / 21 | E. D. Hastie |
1893 |
6 / 22 | R. J. Hinton |
1893 |
6 / 23 | William L. Hoge |
1893 |
6 / 24 | Harry R. Horr |
1893 |
6 / 25 | Robert H. Howey |
1893 |
6 / 26 | William M. Jack |
1893 |
6 / 27 | Ella L. Knowles |
1893 |
6 / 28 | Hiram Knowles |
1893 |
6 / 29 | Peter Koch |
1893 |
6 / 30 | Paul McCormick |
1893 |
6 / 31 | Joseph H. McKnight |
1893 |
6 / 32 | Charles H. McLeod |
1893 |
6 / 33 | Lee Mantle |
1893 |
6 / 34 | Montana Free Coinage Association |
1893 |
6 / 35 | Justin E. Morse |
1893 |
6 / 36 | Wilbur N. Noffsinger |
1893 |
6 / 37 | Northern Pacific Railroad Company |
1893 |
6 / 38 | Thomas O'Hanlon |
1893 |
6 / 39 | John W. Power |
1893 |
6 / 40 | M. W. Ransom |
1893 |
6 / 41 | John E. Rickards |
1893 |
6 / 42 | Wilbur Fisk Sanders |
1893 |
6 / 43 | Charles E. Severance |
1893 |
6 / 44 | W. B. Shaw |
1893 |
6 / 45 | Frank L. Sizer |
1893 |
6 / 46 | George Steell |
1893 |
6 / 47 | Granville Stuart |
1893 |
6 / 48 | William W. Van Orsdel |
1893 |
6 / 49 | Portus B. Weare |
1893 |
6 / 50 | Elbert Durkee Weed |
1893 |
6 / 51 | Lucius Whitney |
1893 |
6 / 52 | Wool Growers' Association |
1893 |
6 / 53 | A-B (correspondents include E.K. Abbott, O.R.
Allen, W.B. Allison, American Bimetallic League, James M. Armoux, David Arnes, M. D.
Baldwin, Baltimore & Ohio Railroad, Co., C. H. Barstow, E. W. Beattie, John W.
Besserer, Louis V. Bogy, George E. Boos, Bower Bros., Broadwater & Pepin;
Burdett, Thompson & Law, Z. T. Burton) |
1893 |
6 / 54 | C-E (correspondents include Edward F. Cameron, John
V. Carroll, John K. Castner, William A. Chessman, Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
Railroad Co., Charles E. Conrad, David Cowan) |
1893 |
7 / 1 | F-G (correspondents include Fenno Brothers &
Childs, Nathaniel Ford, Fred W. Foster, R. Arthur Fraser, Great Northern Railway
Co., George D. Greene) |
1893 |
7 / 2 | H-J (correspondents include William Harrison, L. H.
Hershfield, David Hilger, Charles W. Hoffman, Anton M. Holter, G. E. Ingersoll,
Inter Mountain Publishing Co.,) |
1893 |
7 / 3 | K-L (correspondents include F. S. Lang & Co.,
M. H. Keefe, James B. Keenan, Nicholas Kessler, J. H. Kimball, Mack J. Leaming, E.
E. Leech, Alvin C. Leighton, William A. Lyon) |
1893 |
7 / 4 | M (correspondents include Madison County Clerk
& Recorder, D. W. Marsh, Marshall Field & Co., Thomas L. Martin, Mayn &
Heitman, C. H. McArthur, M. A. Meyendorff, C. R. Middleton, Missoula Publishing Co.,
Montana Auditor, Montana College of Agriculture and Mechanic Arts, Montana
Governor's Office, Montana Land Agent, Montana Secretary of State, Philip I. Moule,
Mullan Pass Coal Company, M. H. Murphy, Ira Myers) |
1893 |
7 / 5 | N-Q (correspondents include Joseph Nimmo Jr.,
Northern Pacific Railroad Company, John E. Osborne, Myron M. Parker, F. D. Pease,
Charles Benton Powers |
1893 |
7 / 6 | R-T (correspondents include J. W. Seligman &
Co., J. C. Rainsford, Thomas S. Rattle, F. H. Ray, Reid, Murdoch & Co., River
Press Publishing Co., H. P. Rolfe, C. R. Scoffin, Fisk J. Shaffer, Shannon Bros.
& Co., N. C. Smith, William H. Standish, Studebaker Bros. Manufacturing Co.,
James Sullivan, T. J. Tallant, Joseph K. Toole) |
1893 |
7 / 7 | U-United States C (correspondents include United
States Agriculture Department, United States Civil Service Commission, United States
Commission of Fish & Fisheries) |
1893 |
7 / 8 | United States G-L (correspondents include United
States Census Office, United States Indian Affairs Office, United States Indian
Commissioners Board, United States Indian School Service Ft. Shaw & Harlem,
United States Indian Service Blackfeet & Ft. Belknap & Crow Agencies, United
States Interior Department Billings, United States Interstate Commerce Commission, United
States Justice Department, United States Land Offices, United States Pension Bureau) |
1893 |
8 / 1 | United States, P--V (correspondents include United
States Post Office Department, United States Senate Secretary, United States Treasury
Department, United States War Department, Rudolf Von Tobel) |
1893 |
8 / 2 | W-Y (correspondents include Decius S. Wade, Henry
Weidman, Western Federation of Miners, Williams Goodenow & Stanton) |
1893 |
8 / 3 | Telegrams (correspondents include E.K. Abbott,
Barnard Brown, William A. Chessman, Patrick Conlon, Thomas Couch, Thomas A.
Cummings, Marcus Daly, W. D. Deaton, Paris Gibson, Charles S. Hartman, Samuel T.
Hauser, Inter Mountain Publishing Co., Alexander Johnson, Nicholas Kessler, Lee
Mantle, M. A. Meyendorff, Montana Free Coinage Association, M. H. Murphy, Wilbur N.
Noffsinger, John E. Rickards, Wilbur Fisk Sanders, Albert J. Seligman, Fisk J.
Shaffer, W. B. Shaw, United States Agriculture Department, United States Interior Department
Billings, United States Internal Revenue Service, United States Treasury Department,
United States War Department, James B. Walker, Elbert Durkee Weed) |
1893 |
8 / 4 | American Protective Tariff League |
1894 |
8 / 5 | Charles Aubrey |
1894 |
8 / 6 | J.C. Auld |
1894 |
8 / 7 | Albert L. Babcock |
1894 |
8 / 8 | Isaac P. Baker |
1894 |
8 / 9 | Alexander C. Botkin |
1894 |
8 / 10 | George M. Bourquin |
1894 |
8 / 11 | Absalom F. Bray |
1894 |
8 / 12 | Daniel Brereton |
1894 |
8 / 13 | Barnard Brown |
1894 |
8 / 14 | John H. Charles |
1894 |
8 / 15 | John Blatchford Collins |
1894 |
8 / 16 | D. A. Cory |
1894 |
8 / 17 | William Courtenay |
1894 |
8 / 18 | Thomas A. Cummings |
1894 |
8 / 19 | Marcus Daly |
1894 |
8 / 20 | George O. Eaton |
1894 |
8 / 21 | Nicholas M. Erickson |
1894 |
8 / 22 | Clinton D. Firestone |
1894 |
8 / 23 | Robert Fisher |
1894 |
8 / 24 | D. E. Folsom |
1894 |
8 / 25 | O. Fletcher Goddard |
1894 |
8 / 26 | Great Northern Railway |
1894 |
8 / 27 | Andrew B. Hammond |
1894 |
8 / 28 | Charles S. Hartman |
1894 |
8 / 29 | Henri J. Haskell |
1894 |
8 / 30 | Helena Capital Executive Committee |
1894 |
8 / 31 | Richard J. Hinton |
1894 |
8 / 32 | Simeon S. Hobson |
1894 |
8 / 33 | Robert H. Howey |
1894 |
8 / 34 | William M. Jack |
1894 |
8 / 35 | Alexander C. Johnson |
1894 |
8 / 36 | Allan R. Joy |
1894 |
8 / 37 | J. C. Judd and Root |
1894 |
8 / 38 | Justice, Bateman, & Co. |
1894 |
8 / 39 | Hiram Knowles |
1894 |
8 / 40 | Richard Lockey |
1894 |
8 / 41 | Paul McCormick |
1894 |
8 / 42 | Joseph H. McKnight |
1894 |
8 / 43 | Charles H. McLeod |
1894 |
8 / 44 | Lee Mantle |
1894 |
9 / 1 | Montana Free Coinage Association |
1894 |
9 / 2 | Montana Stock Growers Association |
1894 |
9 / 3 | Justin E. Morse |
1894 |
9 / 4 | Gust. Moser |
1894 |
9 / 5 | Wilbur N. Noffsinger |
1894 |
9 / 6 | Northern Pacific Railroad Company |
1894 |
9 / 7 | Thomas O'Hanlon |
1894 |
9 / 8 | Charles Benton Power |
1894 |
9 / 9 | M. W. Ransom |
1894 |
9 / 10 | John E. Rickards |
1894 |
9 / 11 | Albert J. Seligman |
1894 |
9 / 12 | Charles E. Severance |
1894 |
9 / 13 | Frank L. Sizer |
1894 |
9 / 14 | George Steell |
1894 |
9 / 15 | Granville Stuart |
1894 |
9 / 16 | S. A. Swiggett |
1894 |
9 / 17 | William W. Van Orsdel |
1894 |
9 / 18 | Portus B. Weare |
1894 |
9 / 19 | Elbert Durkee Weed |
1894 |
9 / 20 | Lucius Whitney |
1894 |
9 / 21 | A-B (correspondents include E. K. Abbott, O. R.
Allen, W. B. Allison, American Bimetallic League, James M. Armoux, Bank of Fergus
Co., John C. Barr, R. T. Bayliss, John W. Besserer, Bower Brothers, Burdett,
Thompson & Law, Z. T. Burton) |
1894 |
9 / 22 | C-D (correspondents include Edward F. Cameron,
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Railroad Co., David Cowan, G. W. Cook, R. H.
Clendenin, W. G. Conrad) |
1894 |
9 / 23 | E-G (correspondents include E. D. Edgerton, Henry
Elling, Fenno Brothers & Childs, Erastus Green, Charles G. Griffith) |
1894 |
9 / 24 | H-I (correspondents include William Harrison,
Spencer Hibbard, Anton M. Holter, Ira Ingraham, R. O. Hickman) |
1894 |
9 / 25 | J-L (correspondents include Henry A. Kennerly,
Alvin C. Leighton, Robert X. Lewis, William A. Lyon) |
1894 |
9 / 26 | M (correspondents include Thomas A. Marlow, D. W.
Marsh, Marshall Field & Co., Perry M. McAdow, John McCormick, James McMillan
& Co., M. A. Meyendorff, Missoula Publishing Co., Montana Agriculture, Labor and
Industry Bureau, Montana College of Agriculture and Mechanic Arts, Montana
Governor's Office, Montana Superintendent of Public Instruction, Philip I. Moule,
Mullan Pass Coal Company, M. H. Murphy, Ira Myers) |
1894 |
10 / 1 | N-P (correspondents include John E. Osborne) |
1894 |
10 / 2 | R (correspondents include Thomas S. Rattle, River
Press Publishing Co., Royal Milling Co.) |
1894 |
10 / 3 | S-T (correspondents include Shannon Bros. &
Co., Silverman & Cohen, N. C. Smith, C. W. Sparr, James Sullivan, Jere Sullivan,
Sutherlin Bros., Clark Tingley) |
1894 |
10 / 4 | United States A-I (correspondents include United
States Agriculture Department United States Census Office, United States Commission of
Fish & Fisheries, United States Executive Office, United States Geological
Survey, United States Indian Service, Ft. Belknap; United States Interior Department,
Billings; United States Interstate Commerce Commission, United States Land Offices,
United States Pension Bureau) |
1894 |
10 / 5 | United States J-W (correspondents include United
States Justice Department United States Post Office Department, United States Treasury Department,
United States War Department) |
1894 |
10 / 6 | V-Z (correspondents include Rudolf Von Tobel,
Decius S. Wade, James A. Walsh, Austin W. Warr, Weare Commission Co., A. Weisenhorn,
West Gallatin Irrigation Co., Winona Wagon Co., Yellowstone National Park
Transportation Co., Zortman Brothers) |
1894 |
10 / 7 | Telegrams (correspondents include Isaac P. Baker,
Daniel Brereton, Barnard Brown, William A. Chessman, William A. Clark, Thomas A.
Cummings, Marcus Daly, Robert Fisher, O. Fletcher Goddard, Great Northern Railway
Co., Erastus Green, H. C. Judd & Root, Samuel T. Hauser, Alexander Johnson, Lee
Mantle, Thomas A. Marlow, Paul McCormick, Joseph H. McKnight, James McMillan &
Co., Missoula Publishing Co., Montana Free Coinage Association, Thomas O'Hanlon,
Peter Van Schaack & Sons, Charles Benton Power, John W. Power, R. T. Bayliss,
John E. Rickards, Albert J. Seligman, Silver Bow Trades and Labor Assembly, Frank L.
Sizer; Spencer, Mayn & Heitman, James Sullivan, Jere Sullivan) |
1894 |
10 / 8 | Charles Aubrey |
1895 |
10 / 9 | J. C. Auld |
1895 |
10 / 10 | Alexander C. Botkin |
1895 |
10 / 11 | Thomas H. Carter |
1895 |
10 / 12 | Thomas Couch |
1895 |
10 / 13 | Thomas A. Cummings |
1895 |
10 / 14 | Marcus Daly |
1895 |
10 / 15 | Robert Fisher |
1895 |
10 / 16 | Charles S. Hartman |
1895 |
10 / 17 | Samuel T. Hauser |
1895 |
10 / 18 | Robert H. Howey |
1895 |
10 / 19 | Justin E. Morse |
1895 |
10 / 20 | Northern Pacific Railroad Company |
1895 |
10 / 21 | Thomas O'Hanlon |
1895 |
10 / 22 | John W. Power |
1895 |
10 / 23 | John E. Rickards |
1895 |
10 / 24 | Albert J. Seligman |
1895 |
10 / 25 | W. B. Shaw |
1895 |
10 / 26 | Frank L. Sizer |
1895 |
10 / 27 | William W. Van Orsdel |
1895 |
11 / 1 | A-K (correspondents include Baltimore & Ohio
Railroad Co., R. T. Bayliss, Burdett, Thompson & Law, Edward F. Cameron,
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Railroad Co., R. H. Clendenin, Jeremiah Collins, W.
G. Conrad, Erastus Green, Joseph Kipp) |
1895 |
11 / 2 | L-T (correspondents include William A. Lyon, C. H.
McArthur, Montana Secretary of State, Ira Myers, Northern Pacific Railroad Company,
Schuttler & Hotz, Sutherlin Bros., Clark Tingley) |
1895 |
11 / 3 | U-Y (correspondents include United States
Agriculture Department, United States Geological Survey, United States Indian School
Service Ft. Belknap, United States Indian School Service Ft. Shaw, United States
Interior Department Billings, United States Interstate Commerce Commission, United States
Labor Department, United States Post Office Department, United States Senate Secretary, United
States War Department, Rudolf Von Tobel, Weare Commission Co.) |
1895 |
11 / 4 | Telegrams (correspondents include American
Bimetallic League, Henry A. Kennerly, Robert X. Lewis, Thomas L. Martin, Northern
Pacific Railroad Company, Thomas O'Hanlon, Charles Benton Power, John E. Rickards,
Frank L. Sizer, George Steell, United States Treasury Department Washington, D. C) |
1895 |
11 / 5 | G, M (correspondents include George W. Graham, H.
M. Moran) |
1896 |
11 / 6 | Thomas H. Carter |
1897 |
11 / 7 | Robert Fisher |
1897 |
11 / 8 | A-V (correspondents include Indianapolis Monetary
Convention, United States Post Office Department Washington, D. C.; W. C. Kester, J. W.
Power, Frank A. Vanderlip) |
1897-1900 |
11 / 9 | Telegram |
1897 |
11 / 10 | William A. Clark |
1902 |
11 / 11 | G, P (correspondents include Paris Gibson) |
1902 |
11 / 12 | Telegrams (correspondents include H. C. Corbin,
Grant Marsh, Theodore Roosevelt, B. C. White, T. J. Walsh, John A. McCauley |
1902-1913 |
Financial Records |
||
Box/Folder | ||
11 / 13 | Statement, Republican Central Committee |
1886 |
11 / 14 | Misc. |
1888 |
11 / 15 | Account with Merchants National Bank |
1889 |
11 / 16 | Misc |
1892 |
11 / 17 | Senate Stationery Account |
1894 |
11 / 18 | Misc., Election Expense Account |
1888-1895 |
Legal Documents |
||
Box/Folder | ||
11 / 19 | Election, Affidavit of Matt McGinnis |
1889 |
Speeches |
||
Box/Folder | ||
11 / 20 | Campaign Speech |
1886 |
11 / 21 | Election, Gen. James B. Weaver's Speech, Helena |
1892 |
11 / 22 | Misc. |
1894 |
Clippings |
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Box/Folder | ||
11 / 23 | Misc. |
1881 |
11 / 24 | Misc. |
1889 |
11 / 25 | Misc., Tariff Issue |
circa 1890 |
11 / 26 | Misc. |
1891 |
11 / 27 | Scrapbook, Tariff and Irrigation Issues |
1892 |
11 / 28 | Election, Misc. |
1892 |
11 / 29 | Scrapbook, Tariff Issue |
1893 |
12 / 1 | Misc. |
1893 |
12 / 2 | Misc. |
1894 |
Court Papers |
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Box/Folder | ||
12 / 3 | Judge Sawyer's decision involving mineral lands
(Francoeur vs. Newhouse), California circuit court |
1889 |
Miscellany |
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Box/Folder | ||
12 / 4 | Election, Republican Territorial Central Committee |
1882 |
12 / 5 | Petition |
1882 |
12 / 6 | Act to create Cascade County |
1887 |
12 / 7 | Certification of Montana delegates and alternates
to Republican National Convention |
1888 |
12 / 8 | Election, emigration agent's list of men forwarded
from Laurel and other places |
1889 |
12 / 9 | Election, registration list for Gold Flint Precinct
#31 |
1889 |
12 / 10-11 | Election, men at Tuohy Brothers', Mathew Brothers'
and Kerrick's camps |
1889 |
12 / 12 | Election, men shipped from St. Paul to Canon House,
Marden, and Glendive |
1889 |
12 / 13 | Election, men working at Gallatin Butte Branch,
October 1889 |
1889 |
12 / 14 | Election, men sent from St. Paul to Butte City |
1889 |
12 / 15 | Election, men sent from St. Paul to Laurel |
1889 |
12 / 16 | Election, registered voters in Silver Bow County
precinct #34 |
1889 |
12 / 17 | Election, registered voters in precinct
#4--Whitehall, Fish Creek, and Gold Flint |
1889 |
12 / 18 | Election, men sent from St. Paul over various dates |
1889 |
12 / 19 | Election, men sent from St. Paul to Anaconda |
1889 |
12 / 19a | Election (includes speeches, detective reports,
etc.) |
1888-1889 |
12 / 20 | Federal documents, an act to create the states of
Montana, North Dakota, South Dakota, and Washington |
1889 |
12 / 21 | Misc. tax list
RESTRICTED
|
1889 |
12 / 22 | Misc. |
1889 |
12 / 23 | Misc., certificate of election to the U. S. Senate |
1890 |
12 / 24 | Election misc. |
1890 |
12 / 25 | Federal documents, a bill to enable the Secretary
of the Interior to complete the appraisement and sale of lands patented to certain
Flathead Indians in the Bitterroot Valley |
1890 |
12 / 26 | Federal documents, a bill to provide for the
examination and classification of certain mineral lands, and for other purposes |
1890 |
12 / 27 | Federal documents, a bill to provide for the
examination and classification of certain mineral lands in Montana and Idaho |
1890 |
12 / 28 | Federal documents, report in regard to the
credentials of Messrs. Sanders, Power, Clark, and Maginnis claiming seats in the U.
S. Senate |
1890 |
12 / 29 | Federal documents, argument of Halbert E. Paine in
behalf of Messrs. Sanders and Power |
1890 |
12 / 30 | Federal documents, speech of John C. Spooner on
behalf of Messrs. Sanders and Power's election to the U. S. Senate |
1890 |
12 / 31 | Federal documents, report of the facts in the
Montana case |
1890 |
12 / 32 | Federal documents, a bill for the relief of Paul
McCormick |
1891 |
12 / 33 | Misc., record of bills, petitions, and memorials
pertaining to irrigation; introduced in U. S. Senate, 52nd Congress, December 10,
1891-May 23, 1892 |
1891-1892 |
12 / 34 | Election, Beaverhead County official ballot count |
1892 |
12 / 35 | Election, Custer County Registry Agents |
1892 |
12 / 36 | Election, Chouteau County registration lists |
1892 |
12 / 37 | Election, Jefferson County Republican Central
Committee and county ticket |
1892 |
12 / 38 | Election, registration list, district #8, Meagher
County |
1892 |
12 / 39 | Election, chairmen of county committees |
1892 |
12 / 40 | Election, misc |
1892 |
13 / 1 | Federal documents, bills and reports providing for
the examination and certification of certain mineral lands in Montana and Idaho |
1892 |
13 / 2 | Misc., Montana Code Book |
1892 |
13 / 3 | Misc., practicing attorneys in Montana |
1892 |
13 / 4 | Misc., statistics for wheat tariff legislation |
circa 1892 |
13 / 5 | List of registered voters and campaign workers by
county |
1893 |
13 / 6 | Federal documents, bills to provide for the
examination and classification of certain mineral lands in Montana and Idaho |
1893 |
13 / 7 | Resolution, David G. Browne case |
1893 |
13 / 8 | Misc., David G. Browne case |
1893 |
13 / 9 | Misc., occupational list by county of registered
Republican voters in Beaverhead-Silver Bow counties |
1893 |
13 / 10 | Misc., price of silver bullion |
1893 |
13 / 11 | Misc., statistics for wool tariff legislation |
1893 |
13 / 12 | Misc., Montana territorial and state legislators,
1864-1893 |
1893 |
13 / 13 | Misc. |
1893 |
13 / 14 | Election, Chouteau County election returns |
1894 |
13 / 15 | Election, county Republican nominees for
legislative tickets |
1894 |
13 / 16 | Federal documents, bills and reports on the
examination and classification of certain mineral lands in Montana and Idaho |
1894 |
13 / 17 | Petitions, opposition to Wilson Tariff Bill |
1894 |
13 / 18 | Misc., political orientation of Montana newspapers |
1894 |
13 / 19 | Misc., wool tariff legislation |
1894 |
13 / 20 | Election, Montana's U. S. Senatorial vote |
1895 |
13 / 21 | Federal documents, amendments to an act to provide
for the examination and classification of certain mineral lands in Montana and Idaho |
1895 |
13 / 22 | Resolution, Washington Camp No. 1, P.O.S. of A.
[Patriotic Order Sons of America], Butte |
1895 |
13 / 23 | Misc., wool tariff legislation |
1895 |
13 / 24 | Election, Chouteau County official election returns |
1896 |
13 / 25 | Petition, establishment of the Chinook Post Office |
1897 |
13 / 26 | Misc., occupation and political affiliation of
selected Montanans |
undated |
13 / 27 | Petitions, establishment of post offices |
undated |
13 / 28 | Misc. |
undated |
Clippings |
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Volume | ||
1-3 | Political scrapbooks |
1885-1894 |
Thomas C. Power--Personal Return to Top
Container(s) | Description | Dates |
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General Correspondence |
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Box/Folder | ||
13a / 1-2 | Miscellaneous (correspondents include John J. Healy
& Bro., Thomas F. Healy) |
1869, 1871-1872 |
13a / 3 | Miscellaneous (correspondents include Clendenin
Bros.) |
1876 |
13a / 4 | J. H. McKnight & Co. |
1878 |
13a / 5 | R-U (correspondents include John Reiplinger,
Studebaker Bros. Manufacturing Co.) |
1878 |
13a / 6 | C-J (correspondents include Illinois Central
Railroad Company) |
1879 |
13a / 7 | T. C. Power & Bro. |
1879 |
13a / 8 | R-U (correspondents include C. F. Rader, Raleigh
and Clarke, J. W. Raymond, Reed & Sherwood, John Reiplinger, Peter Ronan) |
1879 |
13a / 9 | Isaac P. Baker |
1880 |
13a / 10 | B (correspondents include I. G. Baker, John C.
Barr) |
1880 |
13a / 11 | John H. Charles |
1880 |
13a / 12 | C-L (correspondents include Chicago &
North-Western Railway Co., Paris Gibson) |
1880 |
13a / 13 | Mc (correspondents include McDevitt & Wright) |
1880 |
13a / 14 | M-N (correspondents include Missouri River
Transportation Company, L. B. Ripley) |
1880 |
13a / 15-16 | T. C. Power & Bro. ( includes telegrams) |
1880 |
14 / 1 | T. C. Power & Co., Helena & Bozeman, MT |
1880 |
14 / 2 | R (correspondents include J. C. Rainsford, J.
Rattray & Co., J. W. Raymond & Co., Reed & Sherwood, James Rees, Reid,
Murdoch & Fischer, M. Reinig, John Reiplinger, V. C. Rinda, Ringwald Bros. &
Co., William Rowe, William Ryan & Son) |
1880 |
14 / 3 | U (correspondents include Davis & Wann, United
States Indian Service Flathead Agency, United States War Department Ft. Assiniboine,
United States War Department Helena) |
1880 |
14 / 4 | Wolf Point, MT |
1880 |
14 / 5 | A (correspondents include N. Authier) |
1881 |
14 / 6-7 | Isaac P. Baker (includes telegrams) |
1881 |
14 / 8 | Banks |
1881 |
14 / 9 | C. A. Broadwater |
1881 |
14 / 10 | B (correspondents include William J. Barton,
Anthony Brooks, Henry P. Brooks) |
1881 |
14 / 11 | John H. Charles |
1881 |
14 / 12 | C-D (correspondents include Chicago & Grand
Trunk Railway, Chicago & North-Western Railway Co., Thomas Clary, Cochrane
Ranche Co., Ltd., Charles E. Conrad; Dunn, Lee & Babcock) |
1881 |
14 / 13 | Fort Walsh, N.M.T |
1881 |
14 / 14 | F-L (correspondents include R. L. Frazee, Paris
Gibson, Gilmer & Salisbury Stage Co., James, Johnston & Co., A. M. Johnson,
Leighton and Jordan, Joseph Leighton) |
1881 |
14 / 15-16 | Paul McCormick (includes telegrams) |
1881 |
14 / 17 | Mc (correspondents include Perry M. McAdow,
McCormick & Carlile, John McCormick) |
1881 |
14 / 18 | M-N (correspondents include Missouri River
Transportation Co., Lewis Mitchell & Co, F. Moore, Northern Pacific Railroad
Company, Northwest Transportation Co.) |
1881 |
14 / 19 | Thomas O' Hanlon (telegram) |
1881 |
14 / 20 | Poplar River, MT |
1881 |
14 / 21-22 | T. C. Power & Bro. (includes telegrams) |
1881 |
14 / 23 | T. C. Power & Co. Dillon, MT |
1881 |
14 / 24 | T. C. Power & Co., Helena & Bozeman, MT |
1881 |
14 / 25 | P-R (correspondents include Pember & Prouty,
James Rees, John Reiplinger, William Ryan & Son) |
1881 |
14 / 26 | S-U (correspondents include Asa P. Samples, Almon
Spencer, St. Louis & St. Paul Packet Line, George Steell, Studebaker Bros.,
Manufacturing Co., United States Indian Service Blackfeet, Crow & Flathead
agencies, United States Post Office Department, United States War Department Bismarck, Ft.
Buford, Ft. Assiniboine, Ft. Custer, Ft. Maginnis, St. Paul, Minn.) |
1881 |
14 / 27 | U telegrams (correspondents include United States
Indian Affairs Office, United States Indian Service Ft. Berthold, United States War
Department Ft. Snelling, Minn.) |
1881 |
15 / 1 | Wolf Point, MT |
1881 |
15 / 2 | W (correspondents include P. B. Weare & Co., H.
J. Wackerlin, A. H. Wilder) |
1881 |
15 / 3 | A (correspondents include Abbot-Downing Co.) |
1882 |
15 / 4 | Isaac P. Baker |
1882 |
15 / 5 | Banks |
1882 |
15 / 6 | B (correspondents include I. G. Baker, I.G. Baker
& Co., Best, Russell & Co., James S. Brisbin, Henry P. Brooks, W. H. Buck,
Walter Burke, Walter Burleigh) |
1882 |
15 / 7 | B telegrams (correspondents include Buck &
Hunt, Massena Bullard) |
1882 |
15 / 8 | John H. Charles |
1882 |
15 / 9 | Clum & Dingman |
1882 |
15 / 10 | C-D (correspondents include Canada Survey
Inspector, Canadian Pacific Railway Co., Jeremiah Collins, W. G. Conrad, Custer
County Treasurer, Davis & Wann) |
1882 |
15 / 11 | D telegrams (correspondents include Davis &
Wann) |
1882 |
15 / 12 | Nicholas M. Erickson |
1882 |
15 / 13 | F-L (correspondents include Great Central Route,
Christopher W. Hoor, William H. Hunt Jr., A. Kyes, Lake Superior Transit Co.,
Leighton and Jordan) |
1882 |
15 / 14 | Paul McCormick |
1882 |
15 / 15 | J. H. McKnight & Co. |
1882 |
15 / 16 | Mc (correspondents include Perry M. McAdow, J. S.
McNaught) |
1882 |
15 / 17 | M-O (correspondents include Martin Maginnis, Grant
Marsh, Mayn & Heitman, Missouri River Transportation Co., Lewis Mitchell &
Co, Philip I. Moule, Northern Pacific Railroad Company, O'Brien & Wilson) |
1882 |
15 / 18 | Poplar River, MT |
1882 |
15 / 19 | T. C. Power & Bro. |
1882 |
15 / 20 | T. C. Power & Co. |
1882 |
15 / 21 | P-S (correspondents include John Reiplinger, Alf.
J. Stephens, Studebaker Bros. Manufacturing Co., Asa P. Samples, James Sullivan) |
1882 |
15 / 22 | S telegrams (correspondents include A. P. Samples) |
1882 |
15 / 23 | T-U (correspondents include Thomas Townsend, Union
Pacific Railway Co., United States Indian Affairs Office, United States Indian
Service Flathead Agency, United States Indian Servicer Crow Agency, United States
Post Office Department Washington, D. C.; United States War Department Ft. Assiniboine, United
States War Department Ft. Custer, United States War Department Ft. Shaw, United States War
Department Ft. Snelling, MN) |
1882 |
15 / 24 | U telegram (correspondents include United States
War Department Ft. Custer) |
1882 |
15 / 25 | Wolf Point, MT |
1882 |
15 / 26 | Wolf Point, MT, telegram |
1882 |
15 / 27 | W (correspondents include P. B. Weare & Co.,
Walter A. Wood Mowing & Reaping Machine, Lucius Whitney, A. H. Wilder, Wright
and Edwards Mining Co.) |
1882 |
15 / 28 | A (correspondents include W. B. Allison) |
1883 |
15 / 29 | Isaac P. Baker |
1883 |
15 / 30 | B (correspondents include George A. Baker, William
J. Barton, Henry P. Brooks, C. G. Blanden, I. G. Baker & Co., J. & A.
Boskowitz, James E. Booge & Co.) |
1883 |
15 / 31 | John H. Charles |
1883 |
15 / 32 | Clum & Dingman |
1883 |
15 / 33 | C (correspondents include Chicago &
North-Western Railway Co., Chicago, St. Paul, Minneapolis & Omaha Railway Co.,
Tom Connolly, S. B. Coulson) |
1883 |
15 / 34 | C telegram (T. E. Collins) |
1883 |
15 / 35 | D (correspondents include A. J. Davidson & Co.) |
1883 |
15 / 36 | Nicholas M. Erickson |
1883 |
15 / 37 | F-H (correspondents include James Fergus, James
Fergus & Son, Greene & Peck, Christopher W. Hoor, Thomas Howard) |
1883 |
16 / 1 | J-L (correspondents include Will R. Jones, Walter
B. Jordan, A. Kyes, Lake Michigan and Lake Superior Transportation Company, Lake
Superior Transit Co.) |
1883 |
16 / 2 | Paul McCormick |
1883 |
16 / 3 | J. H. McKnight |
1883 |
16 / 4 | T. F. Morgan |
1883 |
16 / 5 | M-N (correspondents include Minnesota & Montana
Land and Improvement Co., Missouri River Transportation Co., Montana Agricultural,
Mineral and Mechanical Association, Northern Pacific Express Co., Northern Pacific
Railroad Company) |
1883 |
16 / 6 | Thomas O'Hanlon |
1883 |
16 / 7 | O (correspondents include O'Brien & Wilson) |
1883 |
16 / 8 | T. C. Power & Bro. |
1883 |
16 / 9 | T. C. Power & Co., Helena & Bozeman, MT |
1883 |
16 / 10 | P-R (correspondents include E. M. Pollinger, John
W. Power, James Rees, John Reiplinger, H. P. Rolfe) |
1883 |
16 / 11 | N. C. Smith |
1883 |
16 / 12 | S (correspondents include Asa P. Samples, Schuttler
& Hotz, Sprague, Warner & Co., James Sullivan) |
1883 |
16 / 13 | T-V (correspondents include J. F. Tostevin, United
States Indian Affairs Office, United States Indian Service Blackfeet, Ft. Peck,
& Crow Agencies, United States Post Office Department, United States War Department St.
Paul, & Ft. Snelling, Minn.) |
1883 |
16 / 14 | U telegram (correspondents include United States
War Department Ft. Snelling, Minn.) |
1883 |
16 / 15 | Wolf Point, MT |
1883 |
16 / 16 | W (correspondents include P. B. Weare & Co.,
Benjamin Franklin White, Lucius Whitney, A. H. Wilder) |
1883 |
16 / 17 | Isaac P. Baker |
1884 |
16 / 18 | Banks |
1884 |
16 / 19 | B (correspondents include Bismarck Roller Mills,
Henry P. Brooks, Massena Bullard) |
1884 |
16 / 20 | John H. Charles |
1884 |
16 / 21 | Clum & Dingman |
1884 |
16 / 22 | C-D (correspondents include Canada, Northwest
Mounted Police, Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway, W. G. Conrad, A. J.
Davidson & Co., David Davies) |
1884 |
16 / 23 | Nicholas M. Erickson |
1884 |
16 / 24 | F-G (correspondents include R. L. Frazee, Robert S.
Ford) |
1884 |
16 / 25 | F. George Heldt |
1884 |
16 / 26 | H-I (correspondents include Illinois Central
Railroad Co.) |
1884 |
16 / 27 | Judith Post |
1884 |
16 / 28 | K-L (correspondents include Lake Superior Transit
Co., Joseph Leighton, Richard Lockey) |
1884 |
16 / 29 | Paul McCormick |
1884 |
16 / 30 | Maple Creek N.W.T |
1884 |
16 / 31 | Mc (correspondents include A. J. McDonald) |
1884 |
16 / 32 | M-O (correspondents include Phil A. Manix, Montana
Cattle Co., Montana Governor's Office Helena, Ira Myers, Northern Pacific Railroad
Company) |
1884 |
16 / 33 | T. C. Power & Bro. |
1884 |
16 / 34 | T. C. Power & Co., Helena & Bozeman, MT |
1884 |
16 / 35 | P-U (correspondents include E. M. Pollinger, John
W. Power, Winthrop H. Raymond, John Reiplinger, Asa P. Samples, George Steell &
Co., Sterling & Von Tobel, James Sullivan, United States Indian Affairs Office,
United States Indian Service Blackfeet, & Crow agencies, United States Surveyor
General Helena, United States Treasury Department, United States War Department Ft. Snelling,
Minn. & Helena) |
1884 |
16 / 36 | Wolf Point, MT |
1884 |
16 / 37 | W (correspondents include Walrond Cattle Ranche, P.
B. Weare & Co., Benjamin Franklin White, Lucius Whitney, George T. Wickes,
Window & Crampton) |
1884 |
16 / 38 | A (correspondents include John T. Athey) |
1885 |
16 / 39 | Isaac P. Baker |
1885 |
16 / 40 | Banks |
1885 |
16 / 41 | B (correspondents include I.G. Baker & Co.,
Barstow & Whitelaw, John C. Brenner, Henry P. Brooks) |
1885 |
16 / 42 | John H. Charles |
1885 |
16 / 43 | Clum & Dingman |
1885 |
16 / 44 | C (correspondents include Chicago &
North-Western Railway Co., Thomas Clary, Comely & Foote, Tom Connolly, W. G.
Conrad, Cutler & Gilbert) |
1885 |
16 / 45 | Nicholas M. Erickson |
1885 |
16 / 46 | E-G (correspondents include F. A. Greenleaf, Ellery
C. Ford, Robert S. Ford, Fraser & Chalmers, Charles G. Griffith) |
1885 |
16 / 47 | Simeon S. Hobson |
1885 |
16 / 48 | H (correspondents include R. S. Hale, G. L.
Hammond, Michael Holleran, Anton M. Holter, Christopher W. Hoor) |
1885 |
16 / 49 | Judith Post |
1885 |
16 / 50 | J-L (correspondents include J. R. Jenks, J. F.
Keating, Conrad Kohrs, Joseph Leighton) |
1885 |
16 / 51 | Paul McCormick |
1885 |
16 / 52 | J. H. McKnight |
1885 |
17 / 1 | Marshall Field & Company |
1885 |
17 / 2 | Mc (correspondents include James J. McCormick) |
1885 |
17 / 3 | M-N (correspondents include Mandin Roller Mill Co.,
Phil A. Manix, Meagher County Clerk & Recorder, Charles E. Miller, William
Mulcahy, Northern Pacific Railroad Company) |
1885 |
17 / 4 | Thomas O'Hanlon |
1885 |
17 / 5 | O (correspondents include O'Brien & Wilson) |
1885 |
17 / 6 | T. C. Power & Bro. |
1885 |
17 / 7 | T. C. Power & Co., Helena & Bozeman, MT |
1885 |
17 / 7a | T. C. Power & Co., Missoula, MT |
1885 |
17 / 8 | P-R (correspondents include Duncan C. Plumb, John
W. Power, Winthrop H. Raymond, John Reiplinger) |
1885 |
17 / 9 | N. C. Smith & Co. |
1885 |
17 / 10 | S-V (correspondents include Asa P. Samples, J. B.
Samples, Sims & Armington, James Sullivan, United States Indian Affairs Office,
United States Indian Service Flathead Agency, United States Post Office Department,
United States War Department Ft. Snelling, Minn., Robert Vaughn) |
1885 |
17 / 11 | Wolf Point, MT |
1885 |
17 / 12 | W (correspondents include Portus B. Weare, W. S.
Wetzel, Lucius Whitney, George T. Wickes) |
1885 |
17 / 13 | A (correspondents include John T. Athey) |
1886 |
17 / 14 | Isaac P. Baker |
1886 |
17 / 15 | Banks |
1886 |
17 / 16 | B (correspondents include I.G. Baker & Co.,
Henry P. Brooks) |
1886 |
17 / 17 | John H. Charles |
1886 |
17 / 18 | Clum & Dingman |
1886 |
17 / 19 | C (correspondents include California Sugar
Refinery, California, Oregon, & Idaho Stage Co., Canada Indian Affairs Department,
Canada Interior Department, Canadian Pacific Railway Co., John K. Castner) |
1886 |
17 / 20 | D (correspondents include A. L. Demers, Deer Lodge
County Assessor, John P. Dyas) |
1886 |
17 / 21 | S. S. Eaton |
1886 |
17 / 22 | Nicholas M. Erickson |
1886 |
17 / 23 | E-F (correspondents include Fairbanks, Morse &
Co., James Fergus, Ellery C. Ford, Robert S. Ford, R. L. Frazee) |
1886 |
17 / 24 | G-I (correspondents include G. H. Goodrich, Andrew
B. Hammond, Harry B. Hill, Christopher W. Hoor, Ira Ingraham |
1886 |
17 / 25 | Judith Post |
1886 |
17 / 26 | K-L (correspondents include M. H. Keefe) |
1886 |
17 / 27 | Paul McCormick |
1886 |
17 / 28 | J. H. McKnight & Co. |
1886 |
17 / 29 | Maple Creek & Calgary, N. W. T. |
1886 |
17 / 30 | T. L. Martin |
1886 |
17 / 31 | T. F. Morgan |
1886 |
17 / 32 | Mc (correspondents include C. H. McArthur, H. G.
McIntire) |
1886 |
17 / 33 | M (correspondents include Mandan Roller Mill Co.,
Phil A. Manix , James Mauldin, Missoula Mercantile, John T. Murphy & Co., M. H.
Murphy; Murphy, Maclay & Co.) |
1886 |
17 / 34 | N (correspondents include Northern Pacific Railroad
Company) |
1886 |
17 / 35 | Thomas O'Hanlon |
1886 |
17 / 36 | O (correspondents include Christopher D. O'Brien) |
1886 |
17 / 37 | Poplar River, MT |
1886 |
17 / 38 | T. C. Power & Bro. |
1886 |
17 / 39 | T. C. Power & Co., Helena & Bozeman, MT |
1886 |
17 / 40 | P-V (correspondents include F. D. Pease, John W.
Power, J. L. Prouty, Winthrop H. Raymond, John Reiplinger, H. P. Rolfe, Asa P.
Samples, J. B. Samples, Wilbur Fisk Sanders, James Sullivan, Sutherlin Bros., Joseph
K. Toole, United States Indian Affairs Office, United States Indian Service Ft.
Peck, United States Treasury Department, United States War Department Ft. Snelling, Minn,
Robert Vaughn) |
1886 |
17 / 41 | Wolf Point, MT |
1886 |
17 / 42 | W (correspondents include , Weare Commission Co.,
Portus B. Weare; Wells, Fargo & Co., Benjamin Franklin White, Lucius Whitney,
George T. Wickes, Walter A. Wood Mowing & Reaping Machine Co., Worden & Co.) |
1886 |
17 / 43 | A (correspondents include I. William Adams, D.G.
Ainslie, American Aberdeen-Angus Breeders Assn.) |
1887 |
18 / 1 | Isaac P. Baker |
1887 |
18 / 2 | Banks |
1887 |
18 / 3 | Boats |
1887 |
18 / 4 | B (correspondents include I. G. Baker & Co.,
Bay State Live Stock Co., Bi-Metallic Mining Co., Bismarck Roller Mills, John C.
Brenner, Henry P. Brooks, Bullard & Barbour, Massena Bullard, Walter Burke,) |
1887 |
18 / 5 | John H. Charles |
1887 |
18 / 6 | Clum & Dingman |
1887 |
18 / 7 | C-D (correspondents include Canada Interior Department,
Chicago & North-Western Railway Co., Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Railroad
Co., Connecticut Mutual Life Insurance Co., Tom Connolly, W. G. Conrad, William
Courtenay, Thomas A. Cummings, Cunningham & Haas, Cutler & Gilbert, W. D.
Deaton) |
1887 |
18 / 8 | Nicholas M. Erickson |
1887 |
18 / 9 | E-F (correspondents include James Fergus, Robert S.
Ford; Forman, Ford & Company, Fort Benton Board of Trade, David Fratt) |
1887 |
18 / 10 | O. Fletcher Goddard |
1887 |
18 / 11 | F. George Heldt |
1887 |
18 / 12 | Simeon S. Hobson |
1887 |
18 / 13 | H-I (correspondents include Joseph Hirshberg &
Co., Holmes, Pyott & Co., Holter Lumber Co., Hurlbut, Conrad Land & Cattle
Co., Idaho Stage Co., Ira Ingraham) |
1887 |
18 / 14 | Judith Post |
1887 |
18 / 15 | J-L (correspondents include Jefferson County Clerk
& Recorder, Lake Michigan and Lake Superior Transportation Co., John Largent, H.
W. Scotland Lavender, Lewis and Clark County Treasurer, Lloyd Iron Roofing and Paint
Co., Richard Lockey, Charles Logan) |
1887 |
18 / 16 | Paul McCormick |
1887 |
18 / 17 | J. H. McKnight & Co. |
1887 |
18 / 18 | Maple Creek, N. W. T |
1887 |
18 / 19 | Marshall Field & Company |
1887 |
18 / 20 | Thomas F. Morgan |
1887 |
18 / 21 | Mc (correspondents include James J. McCormick) |
1887 |
18 / 22 | M (correspondents include Mandan Roller Mill Co.,
Phil A. Manix; Manning, Harding & Martin, James Mauldin, Samuel M. Mears,
Minnesota & Northwestern Railroad Co., Missoula Mercantile; Montana
Agricultural, Mineral and Mechanical Association; Montana Auditor, Montana Company,
Ltd.; Morse, Williams & Co., John E. Mulford, Mullan Pass Coal Co.) |
1887 |
18 / 23 | N (correspondents include National Tube Works
Company, North Star Mills, Northern Pacific Railroad Company) |
1887 |
19 / 1 | Thomas O'Hanlon |
1887 |
19 / 2 | O (correspondents include Christopher D. O'Brien,
Joseph Oppenheimer) |
1887 |
19 / 3 | T. C. Power & Bro. |
1887 |
19 / 4-4a | T. C. Power & Co., Helena, Bozeman &
Missoula, MT |
1887 |
19 / 5 | P-R (correspondents include John W. Power, J. L.
Prouty, Reed & Sherwood, Rocky Mountain Husbandman, Matthew Ryan Jr.) |
1887 |
19 / 6 | N. C. Smith |
1887 |
19 / 7 | S-T (correspondents include Asa P. Samples, Phil M.
Saunders, St. Louis & St. Paul Packet Line; St. Paul, Minneapolis & Manitoba
Railway Co., , Nelson Story & Co., James Sullivan, Joseph Todd, Toole &
Wallace; Turner, Clarke & Rawson) |
1887 |
19 / 8 | U-W (correspondents include United States Indian
Affairs Office, United States Indian Service Blackfeet, Flathead, Lemhi, Spokane
Falls, & Crow agencies, United States Interstate Commerce Commission, United
States Treasury Department, United States War Department Ft. Custer, Ft. Missoula, Ft. Shaw,
St. Paul, Minn.; John W. Wade, Weare Commission Co., Portus B. Weare, Lucius
Whitney, Willamette Steam Mills) |
1887 |
19 / 9 | A (correspondents include D.G. Ainslie, American
Aberdeen-Angus Breeders Assn., F. K. Armstrong, S. C. Ashby & Co., John T Athey) |
1888 |
19 / 10-11 | Isaac P. Baker |
1888 |
19 / 12 | Banks |
1888 |
19 / 13 | B (correspondents include George A. Baker, Louis
Belanger, John W. Besserer, Bismarck Roller Mills, C.G. Blanden, George F. Blake
Manufacturing Co., William F. Boxwell, John C. Brenner, Butte Daily Miner) |
1888 |
19 / 14 | Calgary Post |
1888 |
19 / 15 | John H. Charles |
1888 |
19 / 16 | Clum & Dingman |
1888 |
19 / 17 | C-D (correspondents include Cascade County
Assessor, John K. Castner, Chicago & North-Western Railway Co., Chicago,
Burlington & Quincy Railroad Co., Connecticut Mutual Life Insurance Co., Thomas
Couch, William Courtenay, Crane Bros., Manufacturing Co., Curtis & Burdett; W.
D. Deaton, Deere & Co., A. L. Demers, H. F. Douglas, Drummond & Philipsburg
Railwood Co.) |
1888 |
19 / 18 | Nicholas M. Erickson |
1888 |
19 / 19 | E-F (correspondents include Robert S. Ford, Fort
Shaw Livestock Co., Fraser & Chalmers, R. L. Frazee, John L. Fyffe, L. C. Fyhrie
& Co.) |
1888 |
19 / 20 | O. Fletcher Goddard |
1888 |
19 / 21 | G (correspondents include Garth & Co., John S.
Griffin, Gurney Hot Water Heater Co.) |
1888 |
19 / 22 | Simeon S. Hobson |
1888 |
20 / 1 | H-I (correspondents include Helena & Northern
Railroad Co., Helena & Red Mountain Railroad Co., Helena & Rimini Mining
Co., Helena, Boulder Valley & Butte Railroad, Helena City Council, City of
Helena Sewer Department, Charles W. Hoffman, Holmes, Pyott & Co., Robert H.
Howey, Ira Ingraham, Gilman R. Norris) |
1888 |
20 / 2 | Judith Post |
1888 |
20 / 3 | J-L (correspondents include J. R. Jenks, M. H.
Keefe, M. Koch, Peter Koch, Kohrs, & Bielenberg, J. R. Latimer, Lewis and Clark
County Treasurer, Lloyd Iron Roofing and Paint Co., Charles Logan) |
1888 |
20 / 4 | Paul McCormick |
1888 |
20 / 5 | J. H. McKnight & Co. |
1888 |
20 / 6 | Marshall Field & Company |
1888 |
20 / 7 | Thomas F. Morgan |
1888 |
20 / 8 | Mc (correspondents include Joseph K. McCammon, H.
G. McIntire) |
1888 |
20 / 9 | M (correspondents include Mandan Roller Mill Co.,
Phil A. Manix, James Mauldin, Meagher County officials, J. P. Menard, Charles E.
Miller, Missoula & Bitter Root Valley Railroad Co., Missoula County Republican
Central Committee, Missoula Mercantile, Montana Agricultural, Mineral and Mechanical
Association, Montana Auditor, Montana Central Railway Co., Montana Packing and
Provision Company, Mullan Pass Coal Company, W. C. Murphy) |
1888 |
20 / 10 | N (correspondents include Northern Pacific Railroad
Company, Portus B. Weare, Benjamin Franklin White) |
1888 |
20 / 11 | Thomas O'Hanlon |
1888 |
20 / 12 | O (correspondents include Christopher D. O' Brien,
Joseph Oppenheimer) |
1888 |
20 / 13 | T. C. Power & Bro. |
1888 |
20 / 14-14a | T. C. Power & Co., Helena, Bozeman, &
Missoula |
1888 |
20 / 15 | P (correspondents include F. D. Pease, L. W. Peck,
Sarah E. Power) |
1888 |
20 / 16 | R (correspondents include James Rees, Republican
National Committee, Louis Rotwitt, Charles Rowe, Charles L. Ryan, Matthew Ryan Jr.,
C. O. Rynesson) |
1888 |
20 / 17 | N. C. Smith |
1888 |
20 / 18 | S-T (correspondents include Asa P. Samples;
Sanders, Cullen & Sanders, Wilbur Fisk Sanders, Gus Senieur, Shepherd &
Flinn, St. Louis & St. Paul Packet Line; St. Paul, Minneapolis & Manitoba
Railway Company; Stephens, Bickford & Higgins, John W. H. Stouch, Byron F.
Strong, Joseph K. Toole) |
1888 |
20 / 19 | U-W (correspondents include United States Indian
Affairs Office, United States Indian Service Blackfeet, Flathead, LaPointe, Lemhi,
& Crow agencies, United States War Department Ft. Missoula, Helena, St. Paul, Minn.;
John W. Wade, Weare Commission Co., A. Weisenhorn, Lucius Whitney, George T. Wickes,
Henry Wiegand, Williams & Goodenow, Walter A. Wood Mowing & Reaping Machine
Co.) |
1888 |
20 / 20 | Charles Aubrey |
1889 |
21 / 1 | A (correspondents include D. G. Ainslie, D. G.
Ainslie & Sons, Alberta Railway & Coal Co., W. B. Allison, Armstrong &
Hartman, S. M. Ault) |
1889 |
21 / 2 | Isaac P. Baker |
1889 |
21 / 3 | Banks |
1889 |
21 / 4 | B (correspondents include Bain Wagon Co., Baltimore
& Ohio Railroad Co., E. D. Bannister, John C. E. Barker, Bay State Live Stock
Co., R. T. Bayliss, Blackfoot Milling & Manufacturing Co., William F. Boxwell,
Spruille Braden, Daniel Brereton, Barnard Brown, Massena Bullard) |
1889 |
21 / 5 | Calgary Post |
1889 |
21 / 6 | Thomas H. Carter |
1889 |
21 / 7 | John H. Charles |
1889 |
21 / 8 | Clum & Dingman |
1889 |
21 / 9 | C-D (correspondents include John K. Castner,
Chicago & North-Western Railway Co, Thomas Clary, Connecticut Mutual Life
Insurance Co., W. G. Conrad, William Courtenay, Curtis & Burdett, W. D. Deaton,
Deere & Co., Walter W. DeLacy, T. J. Demers, Drummond & Philipsburg Railroad
Co.) |
1889 |
21 / 10 | Nicholas M. Erickson |
1889 |
21 / 11 | E-F (correspondents include Henry Elling, C. F.
Ellis & Co., Fraser & Chalmers, R. L. Frazee) |
1889 |
21 / 12 | O. Fletcher Goddard |
1889 |
21 / 13 | G (correspondents include Phil Gibson, W. G.
Gooding, S. Gordon, Gould Brothers, Grygla & Selden) |
1889 |
21 / 14 | Simeon S. Hobson |
1889 |
21 / 15 | H-I (correspondents include Andrew B. Hammond, Will
Hanks, T. W. Harvey, F. George Heldt, John N. Heldt, Helena & Red Mountain
Railroad Co., Helena & Rimini Mining Co., Helena Board of Trade, Helena Building
& Investment Co., Helena Water Co.; Helena, Boulder Valley & Butte Railroad,
Abbott L. Hodge; Holmes, Pyott & Co., Harry R. Horr, Ira Ingraham) |
1889 |
21 / 16 | Judith Post |
1889 |
21 / 17 | J (correspondents include John Jackson, A. W. James
& Son, C. D. Joslyn) |
1889 |
21 / 18 | Hiram Knowles |
1889 |
21 / 19 | K (correspondents include J. E. Townsend Kanouse,
M. H. Keefe) |
1889 |
21 / 20 | L (correspondents include J. R. Latimer, Robert
Leggatt, Charles Logan, Lone Pine Mining and Milling Co., Luce & Luce) |
1889 |
21 / 21 | Paul McCormick |
1889 |
21 / 22 | J. H. McKnight |
1889 |
21 / 23 | Marshall Field & Company |
1889 |
21 / 24 | Thomas F. Morgan |
1889 |
21 / 25 | Mc (correspondents include William T. McFarland, H.
G. McIntire) |
1889 |
22 / 1 | M-N (correspondents include Phil A. Manix, Meagher
County Clerk & Recorder, J. P. Menard, Missoula & Bitter Root Valley
Railroad Co., Missoula Mercantile, Montana Packing and Provision Company, Montana
Stock Commissioners, Montana Stockgrowers Association, Mullan Pass Coal Company,
National Silver Convention, National Tube Works Company, Northern Pacific Railroad
Company, Northrup, Braslan & Goodwin Co.) |
1889 |
22 / 2 | Thomas O'Hanlon |
1889 |
22 / 3 | O (correspondents include Christopher D. O'Brien) |
1889 |
22 / 4 | T. C. Power & Bro. |
1889 |
22 / 5 | T. C. Power & Co. |
1889 |
22 / 6 | P-R (correspondents include F. D. Pease, Francis
Pope, John W. Power, Racine Wagon and Carriage Co., Winthrop H. Raymond, Reid,
Murdoch & Co., Thomas J. Ryan) |
1889 |
22 / 7 | S-T (correspondents include Asa P. Samples, Saxton
and Phillips Heating and Ventilation Co., Schuttler & Hotz, Albert J. Seligman,
Fisk J. Shaffer; St. Paul, Minneapolis & Manitoba Railway Co., George Steell,
John W. H. Stouch, Byron F. Strong, Joseph L. Townsend) |
1889 |
22 / 8 | U-Z (correspondents include United States Indian
Affairs Office, United States Indian Service Blackfeet, Flathead, Ft. Peck, &
Lemhi agencies, United States War Department Ft. Missoula, Wade, Toole & Wallace,
Weare Commission Co., Portus B. Weare, A. Weisenhorn, George T. Wickes, Willett
& Pashley, Williams & Goodenow, Winona Wagon Co., Walter A. Wood Mowing
& Reaping Machine Co.) |
1889 |
22 / 9 | Charles Aubrey |
1890 |
22 / 10 | A (correspondents include R. Alexander, J. M.
Armstrong) |
1890 |
22 / 11-12 | Isaac P. Baker (includes telegrams) |
1890 |
22 / 13 | Banks |
1890 |
22 / 14 | Alex C. Botkin |
1890 |
22 / 15 | Broadwater, McCulloh & Co. |
1890 |
22 / 16 | B (correspondents include I. G. Baker, Baltimore
& Ohio Railroad Co., E.D. Bannister, Bay State Live Stock Co., Berg Bros., Louis
V. Bogy, Bower Bros., Spruille Braden, Barnard Brown, Horace R. Buck, Massena
Bullard, Z. T. Burton) |
1890 |
23 / 1 | John H. Charles |
1890 |
23 / 2 | Clum & Dingman |
1890 |
23 / 3 | C (correspondents include Thompson Campbell, John
K. Castner, William A. Chessman, Thomas Clary, Tom Connolly, D. A. Cory, Thomas
Couch, William Courtenay, Curtis & Burdett) |
1890 |
23 / 4 | C telegram, D. A. Cory |
1890 |
23 / 5 | D (correspondents include A. J. Davidson & Co.,
W. D. Deaton, Deere & Co., Walter W. DeLacy, William DeLacy) |
1890 |
23 / 6 | Nicholas M. Erickson |
1890 |
23 / 7 | E (correspondents include E. D. Edgerton, C. F.
Ellis & Co.) |
1890 |
23 / 8 | E telegram, C. F. Ellis & Co. |
1890 |
23 / 9-10 | Clinton D. Firestone (includes telegrams) |
1890 |
23 / 11 | F (correspondents include Forman, Ford &
Company, R. L. Frazee) |
1890 |
23 / 12 | O. Fletcher Goddard |
1890 |
23 / 13 | G (correspondents include G. H. Goodrich, Great
Northern Railway Co., P. L. Gregory) |
1890 |
23 / 14 | Simeon S. Hobson |
1890 |
23 / 15 | H-I (correspondents include Andrew B. Hammond,
Samuel T. Hauser, Helena & Red Mountain Railroad Co., L. H. Hershfield, J. H.
Hibbard, Charles W. Hoffman, Anton M. Holter, Charles H. Hood, Harry R. Horr,
Hurlbut Land & Cattle Co., Ira Ingraham) |
1890 |
23 / 16 | Judith Post |
1890 |
23 / 17 | K-L (correspondents include J. E. Townsend Kanouse,
M. H. Keefe, Albert Kleinschmidt, R. H. Kleinschmidt, Frank A. Law, Leader
Publishing Co., Robert Leggatt, Richard Lockey, William A. Lyon) |
1890 |
23 / 18 | Paul McCormick |
1890 |
23 / 19 | J. H. McKnight & Company |
1890 |
23 / 20 | Marshall Field & Company |
1890 |
23 / 21 | Thomas F. Morgan |
1890 |
23 / 22 | Mc (correspondents include Perry M. McAdow, William
T. McFarland) |
1890 |
23 / 23 | M-N (correspondents include Meagher County
Treasurer, Missoula County Treasurer, Montana Company, Ltd.; Montana Packing and
Provision Company, Montana Secretary of State, Mullan Pass Coal Company, Northern
Pacific and Montana Railroad Co., Northern Pacific Railroad Company) |
1890 |
24 / 1 | Thomas O'Hanlon |
1890 |
24 / 2 | O (correspondents include Orr & Lockett
Hardware Co.) |
1890 |
24 / 3 | T. C. Power & Bro. |
1890 |
24 / 4-5 | T. C. Power & Co. |
1890 |
24 / 6 | P-R (correspondents include John W. Power, Bennett
Price, Frank E. Read, John Reiplinger, R. T. Riddlesbarger, James M. Ryan, Thomas J.
Ryan) |
1890 |
24 / 7 | R telegram, Frank E. Read |
1890 |
24 / 8 | S (correspondents include Asa P. Samples, Wilbur
Fisk Sanders, Seligman & Seligman, Albert J. Seligman, J. W. Seligman & Co.,
Shaffer & Read, Fisk J. Shaffer, Sprague, Warner & Co., George Steell, John
W. H. Stouch, W. S. Streeter, Byron F. Strong, Studebaker Bros. Manufacturing Co.,
James Sullivan) |
1890 |
24 / 9 | S telegrams (correspondents include A. J. Seligman,
Smith & Wyman) |
1890 |
24 / 10 | T (correspondents include Joseph L. Townsend), B.
Turner & Bro.) |
1890 |
24 / 11 | U-Y (correspondents include United States
Interstate Commerce Commission, John W. Wade, Weare Commission Co., Portus B. Weare,
A. Weisenhorn, J. R. Whitmire, Lucius Whitney, Willett & Pashley, R. G. Wright,
Walter A. Wood Mowing & Reaping Machine Co.) |
1890 |
24 / 12 | U telegrams (correspondents include United States
Interior Department Billings) |
1890 |
24 / 13 | Charles Aubrey |
1891 |
24 / 14 | A (correspondents include Anderson & Findlay,
A. L. Appleman) |
1891 |
24 / 15-16 | Isaac P. Baker (includes telegrams) |
1891 |
24 / 17 | Banks |
1891 |
24 / 18 | B (correspondents include E. D. Bannister, John C.
E. Barker, Bay State Live Stock Co., Belgrade Grain & Produce Co., Barnard
Brown, Massena Bullard) |
1891 |
25 / 1 | John H. Charles |
1891 |
25 / 2 | Clum & Dingman |
1891 |
25 / 3 | C (correspondents include Edward F. Cameron, L. R.
Casey, William A. Chessman; Chisholm, Boyd & White, John E. Clifford, Tom
Connolly, William Courtenay, Thomas A. Cummings, Curtis & Burdett) |
1891 |
25 / 4 | C telegram, William Courtenay |
1891 |
25 / 5 | D (correspondents include W. D. Deaton, Deer Lodge
County Clerk & Recorder) |
1891 |
25 / 6 | Nicholas M. Erickson |
1891 |
25 / 7 | E (correspondents include C. F. Ellis & Co.) |
1891 |
25 / 8 | F (correspondents include Robert S. Ford, R. L.
Frazee, L. C. Fyhrie & Co.) |
1891 |
25 / 9 | F telegram, L. C. Fyhrie & Co. |
1891 |
25 / 10 | O. Fletcher Goddard |
1891 |
25 / 11 | G (correspondents include Paris Gibson, G. H.
Goodrich, Great Falls Lumber Co., Great Northern Railway Co.) |
1891 |
25 / 12 | Simeon S. Hobson |
1891 |
25 / 13 | H-I (correspondents include Andrew B. Hammond, W.
H. Hammond, Harney Peak Consolidated Tin Co., Thomas Hart, R. J. Hartman, Thomas G.
Hathaway, M. J. Healy, Helena Commercial Club, Charles W. Hoffman, Michael Holleran,
Anton M. Holter, Christopher W. Hoor, Ira Ingraham) |
1891 |
25 / 14 | Judith Mercantile Company |
1891 |
25 / 15 | J-L (correspondents include James S Kirk & Co.,
J. E. Townsend Kanouse, F. S. Lang & Co., J. R. Latimer, Luce & Luce,
William A. Lyon) |
1891 |
25 / 16 | L telegram, B.O. Lenoir |
1891 |
25 / 17 | Paul McCormick |
1891 |
25 / 18 | J. H. McKnight & Company |
1891 |
25 / 19 | Maple Creek & Calgary N. W. T |
1891 |
25 / 20 | Marshall Field & Company |
1891 |
25 / 21 | Thomas F. Morgan |
1891 |
25 / 22 | Mc (correspondents include Angus McGilvray) |
1891 |
25 / 23 | M-N (correspondents include Phil A. Manix, James
Mauldin, Missoula Mercantile Co., Montana Packing and Provision Company, E. J.
Morrison, Justin E. Morse, Mullan Pass Coal Company, William Munroe, M. H. Murphy;
Murphy, Maclay & Co., S. G. Murray; Northrup, Braslan & Goodwin Co.) |
1891 |
25 / 24 | N telegram, E. S. Nettleton |
1891 |
25 / 25 | O'Hanlon & Company |
1891 |
25 / 26 | T. C. Power & Bro. |
1891 |
25 / 27 | T. C. Power & Co. |
1891 |
25 / 28 | P-R (correspondents include J. O. Patterson &
Co., M. S. Parker, Willis A. Parsell, L. W. Peck, John W. Power, Bennett Price;
Rappal, Lamb & Co.) |
1891 |
25 / 29 | R telegram, John Rankin |
1891 |
25 / 30 | S (correspondents include Dan Samples, Seligman
& Seligman, Albert J. Seligman, Shannon Bros. & Co., Smith Brothers Sheep
Co., Phil S. Smith, C. W. Sparr, William C. Stanley, George Steell, Byron F. Strong,
James Sullivan, ) |
1891 |
25 / 31 | S telegram, Shannon Bros. |
1891 |
25 / 32 | T-W (correspondents include Joseph L. Townsend,
United States Agriculture Department, H. J. Wackerlin, Weare Commission Co., Portus B.
Weare, Benjamin Franklin White, Silas White, Lucius Whitney, Willett & Pashley,
Walter A. Wood Mowing & Reaping Machine Co.) |
1891 |
25 / 33 | W telegram (Portus B Weare) |
1891 |
26 / 1 | A (correspondents include E.K. Abbott, J.H. Allen) |
1892 |
26 / 2 | Isaac P. Baker |
1892 |
26 / 3 | Banks |
1892 |
26 / 4 | Block P Mining Company |
1892 |
26 / 5 | B (correspondents include I. G. Baker & Co.,
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Co., E. D. Bannister, John C. E. Barker, Bay State
Live Stock Co., John W. Besserer, Bower Bros., Spruille Braden, Barnard Brown) |
1892 |
26 / 6 | John H. Charles |
1892 |
26 / 7 | Clay, Robinson & Co. |
1892 |
26 / 8 | C-D (correspondents include Edward F. Cameron, John
K. Castner; Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Railroad Co.; Chisholm, Boyd &
White, W. G. Conrad, G. W. Cook, W. J. Cook, D. C. Corbin, A. J. Davidson & Co.,
W. D. Deaton, John J. Donnelly, Douglas Bros.) |
1892 |
26 / 9 | Nicholas M. Erickson |
1892 |
26 / 10 | E-G (correspondents include C. F. Ellis & Co.,
(Mrs.) N. M. Erickson, W. A. Eudaly, William B. Fisher, J. S. Ford, Great Falls
& Canada Railway Co., Great Northern Railway Co., Charles G. Griffith, Johnson
& Company) |
1892 |
26 / 11 | F. George Heldt |
1892 |
26 / 12 | Simeon S. Hobson |
1892 |
26 / 13 | H-I (correspondents include Andrew B. Hammond, M.
J. Healy, Charles W. Hoffman, Michael Holleran, Anton M. Holter, Norman B. Holter,
Robert H. Howey, James B. Hubbill, William H. Hunt, Ira Ingraham ) |
1892 |
26 / 14 | Judith Mercantile Company |
1892 |
26 / 15 | J-L (correspondents include Judith Cattle Co., M.
H. Keefe, Joseph Kipp, Lazear and Orr, Lloyd Iron Roofing and Paint Co., William A.
Lyon) |
1892 |
26 / 16 | Paul McCormick |
1892 |
26 / 17 | J. H. McKnight & Company |
1892 |
26 / 18 | Marshall Field & Company |
1892 |
26 / 19 | T. L. Martin |
1892 |
26 / 20 | Thomas F. Morgan |
1892 |
26 / 21 | Mc (correspondents include J. W. McKnight, Charles
H. McLeod) |
1892 |
26 / 22 | M-N (correspondents include Phil A. Manix, D. W.
Marsh, Charles E. Miller, James H. Moe, Montana Attorney General, Justin E. Morse,
William Mueller, Mullan Fire-Brick & Tile Co., M. H. Murphy; Murphy, Maclay
& Co., Gilman R. Norris, Northern Pacific Railroad Company) |
1892 |
26 / 23 | O'Hanlon & Company |
1892 |
26 / 24 | T. C. Power & Bro. |
1892 |
27 / 1 | T. C. Power & Co. |
1892 |
27 / 2 | P-R (correspondents include Isaac P. Baker, Myron
M. Parker, John W. Power, Bennett Price, River Press Publishing Co., Charles L.
Ryan) |
1892 |
27 / 3 | N. C. Smith & Bro. |
1892 |
27 / 4 | S-T (correspondents include Dan Samples, Albert J.
Seligman, Fisk J. Shaffer, Shannon Bros. & Co., Phil S. Smith, C. W. Sparr,
William C. Stanley, George Steell, Kate E. Tierney, Joseph L. Townsend) |
1892 |
27 / 5 | U-W (correspondents include United States Treasury
Department, H. J. Wackerlin, Walsh & Newman, Weare Commission Co., Portus B. Weare,
A. Weisenhorn, Silas White, J. R. Whitmire, George T. Wickes, Willett & Pashley,
Williams Goodenow & Stanton) |
1892 |
27 / 6 | A (correspondents include J. C. Anderson, Augusta
Catholic Church) |
1893 |
27 / 7 | Isaac P. Baker |
1893 |
27 / 8 | Banks |
1893 |
27 / 9 | Belgrade Mercantile Company |
1893 |
27 / 10 | B (correspondents include Bach, Cory & Co.,
Berg Bros., Barnard Brown, Burdett, Thompson & Law) |
1893 |
27 / 11 | B telegrams (correspondents include E. D.
Bannister, R. T. Bayliss) |
1893 |
27 / 12 | Thomas H. Carter |
1893 |
27 / 13 | John H. Charles |
1893 |
27 / 14 | C-D (correspondents include Edward F. Cameron,
William A. Chessman, Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Railroad Co., W. D. Deaton,
Dewey, Gould & Co.) |
1893 |
27 / 15 | Nicholas M. Erickson |
1893 |
27 / 16 | E-G (correspondents include Elizabeth Mining Co.,
Fenno Brothers & Childs, Great Northern Railway Co.) |
1893 |
27 / 17 | Simeon S. Hobson |
1893 |
27 / 18 | H (correspondents include William Harrison, Harry
B. Hill, Charles W. Hoffman, Michael Holleran, Anton M. Holter, J. C. Hutchinson) |
1893 |
27 / 19 | H telegram, George B. Harris |
1893 |
27 / 20 | I (correspondents include Ira Ingraham) |
1893 |
27 / 21 | Judith Mercantile Company |
1893 |
27 / 22 | J-L (correspondents include William J. Jack, M. N.
Johnson, B. W. Jones, W. A. Kanouse, Henry G. Klenze, Richard Lockey) |
1893 |
27 / 23 | Paul McCormick |
1893 |
27 / 24 | J. H. McKnight & Company |
1893 |
27 / 25 | Lee Mantle, telegram |
1893 |
27 / 26 | Marshall Field & Company |
1893 |
28 / 1 | M-N (correspondents include D. W. Marsh, Montana
Stockgrowers Association, Mullan Fire-Brick & Tile Co., Mullan Pass Coal
Company; Murphy, Maclay & Co., Wilbur N. Noffsinger, Northern Pacific Railroad
Company, Northrup, Braslan & Goodwin Co.) |
1893 |
28 / 2 | O'Hanlon & Company |
1893 |
28 / 3 | Charles Benton Power |
1893 |
28 / 4 | T. C. Power & Bro. |
1893 |
28 / 5 | T. C. Power & Co. |
1893 |
28 / 6 | P (correspondents include F. D. Pease, E. M.
Pollinger, John W. Power) |
1893 |
28 / 7-8 | John E. Rickards (includes telegrams) |
1893 |
28 / 9 | R-S (correspondents include Rappal, Lamb & Co.,
John Reiplinger, Rosenbaum Brothers & Co., James M. Ryan, Albert J. Seligman, C.
W. Sparr, James Sullivan) |
1893 |
28 / 10 | T-W (correspondents include Millard F. Trask,
United Smelting & Refining Co., Walsh & Newman, P. B. Weare & Co.,
Lucius Whitney, Williams Goodenow & Stanton) |
1893 |
28 / 11 | A (correspondents include U. G. Allen) |
1894 |
28 / 12 | Isaac P. Baker |
1894 |
28 / 13 | Banks |
1894 |
28 / 14 | Belgrade Mercantile Company |
1894 |
28 / 15 | B (correspondents include Barnard Brown, P. E.
Byrne) |
1894 |
28 / 16 | John H. Charles |
1894 |
28 / 17 | Clum & Dingman |
1894 |
28 / 18 | C-G (correspondents include Edward F. Cameron,
Cascade County District Court, William A. Chessman, Chouteau County Clerk &
Recorder, Deere & Webber Co., Fenno Brothers & Childs, Nathaniel Ford) |
1894 |
28 / 19 | Simeon S. Hobson |
1894 |
28 / 20 | H-L (correspondents include William Harrison,
Samuel T. Hauser, M. J. Healy, Anton M. Holter, Ira Ingraham, Allan R. Joy, H. C.
Judd & Root, J. E. Townsend Kanouse, Richard Lockey, William A. Lyon) |
1894 |
28 / 21 | Paul McCormick |
1894 |
28 / 22 | J. H. McKnight & Company |
1894 |
28 / 23 | Marshall Field & Company |
1894 |
28 / 24 | M-O (correspondents include Montana Stockgrowers
Association, Mullan Fire-Brick & Tile Co., Mullan Pass Coal Company, George R.
Newell, & Co., Joseph Oppenheimer) |
1894 |
28 / 25 | Charles Benton Power |
1894 |
28 / 26 | T. C. Power & Bro. |
1894 |
29 / 1 | T. C. Power & Co. |
1894 |
29 / 2 | Power Mercantile Company |
1894 |
29 / 3 | P-W (correspondents include John W. Power, B. A.
Robertson, Royal Milling Co., Albert J. Seligman, C. W. Sparr, Weare Commission Co.,
Portus B. Weare) |
1894 |
29 / 4 | Isaac P. Baker |
1895 |
29 / 5 | Banks |
1895 |
29 / 6 | B (correspondents include Baltimore & Ohio
Railroad Co., Louis V. Bogy, Barnard Brown) |
1895 |
29 / 7 | John H. Charles |
1895 |
29 / 8 | E-H (correspondents include C. F. Ellis & Co.,
M. J. Healy) |
1895 |
29 / 9 | Judith Mercantile Company |
1895 |
29 / 10 | K (correspondents include Kalispell Roller Mills
& Elevator, J. J. Kennedy) |
1895 |
29 / 11 | J. H. McKnight & Company |
1895 |
29 / 12 | Mc (correspondents include J. W. McKnight) |
1895 |
29 / 13 | M-N (correspondents include Missoula Mercantile,
Northern Pacific Railroad Company) |
1895 |
29 / 14 | O'Hanlon & Company |
1895 |
29 / 15-16 | Charles Benton Power (includes telegrams) |
1895 |
29 / 17 | T. C. Power & Bro. |
1895 |
29 / 18 | T. C. Power & Co. |
1895 |
29 / 19 | Power Mercantile Company |
1895 |
29 / 20 | P-W (correspondents include C. W. Sparr, Studebaker
Bros Manufacturing Co., John M. Sweeney, United States War Department Ft. Assiniboine, H.
J. Wackerlin, Walsh & Newman) |
1895 |
29 / 21 | Banks |
1896 |
29 / 22 | C-H (correspondents include W. G. Conrad, Richard
Dunn, S. F. Gillman, Adolph Heller) |
1896 |
29 / 23 | Judith Mercantile Company |
1896 |
29 / 24 | L-Mc (correspondents include Oscar F. Long, James
McBertly) |
1896 |
29 / 25 | T. C Power & Bro. |
1896 |
29 / 26 | Power Mercantile Company |
1896 |
29 / 27 | P-W (correspondents include United States War Department
Ft. Assiniboine) |
1896 |
29 / 27a | Isaac P. Baker |
1897 |
29 / 28 | Banks |
1897 |
29 / 29 | D-G (correspondents include Richard Dunn, James
Fergus, George Moore Investment Co., S. F. Gilman) |
1897 |
29 / 30 | Simeon S. Hobson |
1897 |
29 / 31 | H (correspondents include Adolph Heller) |
1897 |
29 / 32 | Judith Mercantile Company |
1897 |
29 / 33 | M-W (correspondents include Thomas A. Marlow, W. H.
Wilson) |
1897 |
29 / 34 | W telegram (correspondents include W. H. Wilson) |
1897 |
29 / 35 | Banks |
1898 |
29 / 36 | E-G (correspondents include Evans, Snider, Buel
Co., S. F. Gilman) |
1898 |
29 / 37 | Simeon S. Hobson |
1898 |
29 / 38 | Judith Mercantile and Cattle Company |
1898 |
29 / 39 | M-N (correspondents include Manlin-Yates Co., North
American Transportation & Trading) |
1898 |
29 / 40-41 | T. C. Power & Bro. (includes telegrams) |
1898 |
29 / 42 | W (correspondents include W. H. Wilson) |
1898 |
29 / 43 | B (correspondents include Louis V. Bogy) |
1899 |
29 / 44 | T. C. Power & Bro. |
1899 |
29 / 45 | B-L (correspondents include Louis V. Bogy) |
1900 |
29 / 46 | Isaac P. Baker |
1901 |
29 / 47 | Banks |
1901 |
29 / 47a | Missoula Mercantile Co. |
1901 |
29 / 48 | Isaac P. Baker |
1902 |
29 / 49 | Banks |
1902 |
30 / 1 | B. J. Boorman |
1902 |
30 / 2 | L-M (correspondents include Lewis and Clark County
Assessor, Montana Sheep Commissioners) |
1902 |
30 / 3 | Charles Benton Power |
1902 |
30 / 3a | P (correspondents include Park County Treasurer) |
1902 |
30 / 4 | B (correspondents include Bad Land Improvement Co.,
Broadwater County Government |
1903 |
30 / 5 | F. George Heldt |
1903 |
30 / 6 | H-M (correspondents include Jefferson County
Assessor, Montana State Veterinarian) |
1903 |
30 / 7 | B. J. Boorman |
1904 |
30 / 8 | J-M (correspondents include Jefferson County) |
1904 |
30 / 9 | Allen Pierse |
1904 |
30 / 10 | P-Y (correspondents include Park County Assessor,
Yellowstone County Treasurer) |
1904 |
30 / 11 | B-K (correspondents include Daniel Brereton,
Connecticut Mutual Life Insurance Co., Jefferson County Treasurer) |
1905 |
30 / 12 | J-Y (correspondents include Jefferson County, Park
County Treasurer, Shonkin Stock Association, Yellowstone County Treasurer) |
1906 |
30 / 13 | Banks |
1907 |
30 / 14 | B-D (correspondents include Daniel Brereton,
Francis B. Clarke) |
1907 |
30 / 15 | Power Mercantile Company |
1907 |
30 / 16 | Mary G. Power |
1907-1909 |
30 / 16a | P-Y (correspondents include S. E. Power, A. P.
Smith, John W. Fisk) |
1907 |
30 / 17 | Banks |
1908 |
30 / 18 | B-J (correspondents include Connecticut Mutual Life
Insurance Co., A. M. Holter Hardware Co., Jefferson County officials) |
1908 |
30 / 19 | Paul McCormick |
1908 |
30 / 20 | W. P. Rixon |
1908 |
30 / 21 | Y (correspondents include Yellowstone County
Treasurer) |
1908 |
30 / 22 | A (correspondents include C. H. Austin) |
1909 |
30 / 23 | Banks |
1909 |
30 / 24 | Belgrade Company Ltd. |
1909 |
30 / 25 | B (correspondents include Bogy Mercantile Co.,
Louis V. Bogy, Boston and Montana Copper & Silver Mining Co., Massena Bullard) |
1909 |
30 / 26 | C-M (correspondents include Cascade Mercantile Co.,
W. E. Cullen Jr., Winifred A. Erickson, H. M. Dewar, Charles E. Heisey; Helena City
Treasurer, Holmer-Flagler Live Stock Co., Jefferson County officials, Lewis and
Clark County Treasurer, C. W. Morrison, J. H. McKnight & Co.) |
1909 |
30 / 27 | J. C. Morgan |
1909 |
30 / 28 | O'Hanlon Company |
1909 |
30 / 29 | T. C. Power & Bro., Ltd. |
1909 |
30 / 30 | Power Mercantile Company |
1909 |
30 / 31 | P (correspondents include Park County Treasurer) |
1909 |
30 / 32 | W. P. Rixon |
1909 |
30 / 33 | R-S (correspondents include J. M. Sampson,
Slettengren and Arnell Real Estate; Spokane, Portland and Seattle Railway, George C.
Stiles) |
1909 |
30 / 34 | A (correspondents include American Protective
Tariff League, American Aberdeen-Angus Breeders Assn., C. H. Austin, W. B. Allison) |
1910 |
30 / 35 | Isaac P. Baker |
1910 |
30 / 36 | Banks |
1910 |
30 / 37 | Belgrade Company, Ltd. |
1910 |
30 / 38 | Bogy Mercantile Company |
1910 |
30 / 38a | B (correspondents include B. J. Boorman, Benton
Hardware Co., Daniel Brereton) |
1910 |
30 / 39 | E. F. Cameron |
1910 |
30 / 40 | Cascade Mercantile Company |
1910 |
30 / 41 | C-D (correspondents include Al Cedergreen, Francis
B. Clarke; Clay, Robinson & Co., Murray H. Deaton, Joseph M. Dixon, Nathaniel
Ford) |
1910 |
30 / 41a | Winifred A. Erickson |
1910 |
30 / 41b | F-G (correspondents include Great Western Elevator
Co., George W. Fields) |
1910 |
30 / 42 | G-H (correspondents include Paris Gibson, Great
Northern Railway Co., Louis Heitman; Helena City Treasurer, John D. Holiday,
Holmer-Flagler Live Stock Co., William H. Hunt, Huse-Yates Co.) |
1910 |
30 / 43 | I (correspondents include Indemnity Exchange, John
Ireland) |
1910 |
30 / 44 | Judith Mercantile and Cattle Company |
1910 |
30 / 45 | J-L (correspondents include S. N. Jordan, Lewis and
Clark County Republican, Richard Lockey) |
1910 |
30 / 46 | T. L. Martin |
1910 |
30 / 47 | Montana Hardware Company |
1910 |
30 / 48 | M (correspondents include E. S. Maddock, P. H.
Manchester, J. H. McKnight, J. C. Morgan) |
1910 |
30a / 1 | Alban B. Nixon |
1910 |
30a / 2 | N (correspondents include National Surety Company,
National Wool Warehouse & Storage Company, Edwin L. Norris, Northern Pacific
Railway Company, Northwestern Live Stock Association) |
1910 |
30a / 3 | O'Hanlon Company |
1910 |
30a / 4 | Allen Pierse |
1910 |
30a / 5-6 | Charles Benton Power |
1910 |
30a / 7 | T. C. Power & Bro. Ltd |
1910 |
30a / 8 | Power Mercantile Company |
1910 |
30a / 9 | P (correspondents include Pacific Coast Pipe Co.,
Padgett & Bell, W. T. Pigott, Jack Power, John M. Power, Charles N. Pray,
Protective Holding Corporation) |
1910 |
31 / 1 | W. P. Rixon |
1910 |
31 / 2 | R (correspondents include John B. Rauch, Royal
Milling Co.) |
1910 |
31 / 3 | Sanborn Company |
1910 |
31 / 4 | Sharp Brothers |
1910 |
31 / 5 | S-V (correspondents include George H. Shanley,
Slettengren and Arnell Real Estate, Society of Montana Pioneers, F. E.Stranahan,
Jere Sullivan, Rudolf Von Tobel) |
1910 |
31 / 6 | James A. Walsh |
1910 |
31 / 7 | W-Y (correspondents include M. J. Walsh,
Yellowstone County Treasurer) |
1910 |
31 / 8-9 | A (correspondents include J. R. Allen & Bros.,
American Aberdeen-Angus Breeders Assn., John D. Anderson, Harry Armstrong, Henry
Arnett, Arthur Aylesworth, C. H. Austin) |
1911 |
31 / 10 | Isaac P. Baker |
1911 |
31 / 11-12 | Banks |
1911 |
31 / 13 | Belgrade Company Ltd. |
1911 |
31 / 14 | W. S. Bennett |
1911 |
31 / 15 | C. H. Benton |
1911 |
31 / 16 | Benton Hardware Company |
1911 |
31 / 17 | Bogy Mercantile Company |
1911 |
31 / 18 | B. J. Boorman |
1911 |
31 / 19 | J. H. Burke |
1911 |
31 / 20-21 | B (correspondents include Joseph A. Baker, Bowles
Live Stock Commission Co., Howard F. Bowman, Massena Bullard; Burdett, Thompson
& Law) |
1911 |
31 / 22 | E.F. Cameron |
1911 |
31 / 23 | Cascade Mercantile Company |
1911 |
31 / 24 | Clay, Robinson, & Company |
1911 |
31 / 25-26 | Cohen, Atwater, & Shaw |
1911 |
31 / 27 | Collins Land Company |
1911 |
31 / 28 | C (correspondents include Carstens Packing Co.,
Henry K. Carver, Cascade County officials, Cascade Mercantile Co., Cascade Realty
Co.; Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway, George A. Chichester, Chouteau
County Treasurer, Isaac F. Churchill, Cooper & Stephenson, Couch Bros. Co.,
Couch Investment Co.; C. C. Covington) |
1911 |
31a / 1 | D-E (correspondents include C. H. Dana, Z. T.
Daniel, M. W. Davies, Otto Degen, W. Y. Dennis, H. M. Dewar, Joseph M. Dixon,
William G. Downing, Albert W. Elliot, Charles D. Elliot, The Empire State Surety
Company of New York, Carl A. Erickson, Winifred A. Erickson, Mrs. Charles Ewer) |
1911 |
31a / 2 | George P. Flannery |
1911 |
31a / 3 | George W. Frields |
1911 |
31a / 4 | F (correspondents include Farmington Bank, Fergus
Live Stock & Land Co., Marshall Field & Company, Estate of Marshall Field,
Stanley Field, H. B. Flaxman & Co., Lee M. Ford, E. D. Forest, P. C. Frazee,
Frye & Company) |
1911 |
31a / 5 | Robert Gordon |
1911 |
31a / 6 | G (correspondents include P. B. Gallagher Land Co.
Gallatin County Farmers' Alliance, Gallatin Valley Milling Company, Paris Gibson,
The Girard National Bank, Charles U. Gordon, Fred L. Gray Company, Great Northern
Railway Company, Great Western Elevator Co., H. P. Griffin, Gunn. Thompson Co.,
George E. Gunn) |
1911 |
32 / 1 | F. George Heldt |
1911 |
32 / 2 | David Hilger |
1911 |
32 / 3 | John D. Holliday |
1911 |
32 / 4 | H. K. & J. H. Howry |
1911 |
32 / 5 | Calvin E. Hubbard |
1911 |
32 / 6 | H (correspondents include W. K. Harber, Horatio
Hazelton, Max Hebgen, William W. Heffelfinger, Louis Heitman, Helena City officials,
Helena Commercial Club; Simeon S. Hobson, Michael Holleran, Albert S. Hovey) |
1911 |
32 / 7 | John Ireland |
1911 |
32 / 8 | I (correspondents include Indemnity Exchange, Iron
Mountain Tunnel Co.) |
1911 |
32 / 9 | Judith Mercantile and Cattle Company |
1911 |
32 / 10 | J-K (correspondents include George J. Joyce) |
1911 |
32 / 11 | J. E. Logan |
1911 |
32 / 12 | L (correspondents include Hilare La Barre, Thomas
Larkin, Evariste Lemire, Lewis and Clark County Clerk & Recorder, Lewis and
Clark County Commissioners, Robert A. Luke) |
1911 |
32 / 13 | McDonald Brothers |
1911 |
32 / 14 | T. L. Martin |
1911 |
32 / 15 | Otto Maurer |
1911 |
32 / 16 | Montana Hardware Company |
1911 |
32 / 17-19 | J. C. Morgan |
1911 |
32 / 20 | Mc (correspondents include Paul McCormick, B. P.
McNair, McNamara & Marlow) |
1911 |
32 / 21-22 | M (correspondents include D. W. Marsh, Montana
State College Bozeman, Montana State Land Department, Montana Stock Commissioners,
Ira Myers) |
1911 |
32 / 23-24 | Alban B. Nixon |
1911 |
32 / 25 | N (correspondents include National Wool Warehouse
& Storage, Northern Pacific Railroad Company) |
1911 |
32 / 26 | N telegrams (National Wool Warehouse & Storage) |
1911 |
32 / 27 | O'Hanlon Company |
1911 |
32 / 28 | O (correspondents include Frank O'Donnell, Oregon
Railway & Navigation Co.) |
1911 |
33 / 1 | Allen Pierse |
1911 |
33 / 2-3 | Charles Benton Power (includes telegrams) |
1911 |
33 / 4 | T. C. Power & Bro., Ltd. |
1911 |
33 / 5 | Power Mercantile Company |
1911 |
33 / 6 | P (correspondents include Pinkerton's National
Detective Agency, John Merlin Power, Charles N. Pray) |
1911 |
33 / 7 | P telegram (correspondents include Charles N. Pray) |
1911 |
33 / 8 | Q (correspondents include W. F. Quimby |
1911 |
33 / 9 | W. P. Rixon |
1911 |
33 / 10 | R (correspondents include John B. Rauch, River
Press Publishing Co., Rosenbaum Brothers & Co.) |
1911 |
33 / 11 | R telegrams (correspondents include J. Rosenbaum
Grain Co., Royal Milling Co.) |
1911 |
33 / 12 | Sanborn Company |
1911 |
33 / 13 | August Schwachheim |
1911 |
33 / 14 | Sharp Brothers |
1911 |
33 / 15 | S-V (correspondents include George H.Shanley,
Shonkin Stock Association, Slettengren & Arnell Real Estate, F. E. Stranahan,
Jere Sullivan, Millard F. Trask, United States Forest Service, United States Land
Offices, United States Reclamation Service, Robert Vaughn) |
1911 |
33 / 16 | James A. Walsh |
1911 |
33 / 17 | W-Y (correspondents include Eugene A. Wyatt) |
1911 |
33 / 18 | A (correspondents include Ames Realty Co., B.
Altman & Co., C. H. Austin, E. C. Abbott) |
1912 |
33 / 19 | Isaac P. Baker |
1912 |
33 / 20-21 | Banks (includes telegrams) |
1912 |
33 / 22 | Belgrade Company Ltd |
1912 |
33 / 23 | Benton Hardware Company |
1912 |
33 / 24 | Bogy Mercantile Company |
1912 |
33 / 25 | B. J. Boorman |
1912 |
33 / 26 | B (correspondents include Barker Mines Co., A. H.
Barth, Bear Tooth Stock Co., Beaverhead County Government, Belden & Dekalb,
Biggs Investment Co., Louis V. Bogy, Bozeman Milling Co., Daniel Brereton, Massena
Bullard) |
1912 |
33 / 27 | E. F. Cameron |
1912 |
33 / 28 | Cascade Mercantile Company |
1912 |
33 / 29 | Collins Land Title Company |
1912 |
33 / 30 | C (correspondents include C. H. Campbell & Son,
Caird Engineering Works, Cascade County Treasurer, Cascade Realty Co.; Chicago,
Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway, William A. Clark, Connecticut Mutual Life
Insurance Co.) |
1912 |
33 / 31 | D (correspondents include Joseph M. Dixon) |
1912 |
34 / 1 | D telegrams (correspondents include Joseph M.
Dixon) |
1912 |
34 / 2 | E (correspondents include C. F. Ellis & Co.,
Winifred A. Erickson) |
1912 |
34 / 3 | George W. Frields |
1912 |
34 / 4-5 | F-G (correspondents include Nathaniel Ford, Frazee
Estate Company, Frye & Company, Great Northern Railway Co., Great Western Grain
Co.) |
1912 |
34 / 6 | F. George Heldt |
1912 |
34 / 7 | Simeon S. Hobson |
1912 |
34 / 8 | H-I (correspondents include W. K. Haber, F. J.
Hagenbarth, William W. Heffelfinger, Louis Heitman, Helena City Treasurer, Anton M.
Holter, William H. Hunt, Indemnity Exchange, International Harvester Co.) |
1912 |
34 / 9 | Judith Mercantile and Cattle Company |
1912 |
34 / 10 | J-K (correspondents include Jefferson County,
George J. Joyce, Perry Kline; Conrad Kohrs) |
1912 |
34 / 11 | J. E. Logan |
1912 |
34 / 12 | L (correspondents include Lewis and Clark County
Clerk & Recorder, Robert A. Luke) |
1912 |
34 / 13 | Paul McCormick |
1912 |
34 / 14 | Marshall Field & Company |
1912 |
34 / 15 | T. L. Martin |
1912 |
34 / 16 | Montana Hardware Company |
1912 |
34 / 17 | J. C. Morgan |
1912 |
34 / 18 | Mc (correspondents include Charles H. McLeod) |
1912 |
34 / 19 | M (correspondents include Missoula County Clerk
& Recorder, Missoula County Treasurer, Missoula Mercantile Company, Montana
Flour Mills Company, Montana Implement Company, Montana State Land Department,
Montana State Veterinarian, Montgomery Wool Growers Association, John T. Murphy
& Co., Henry L. Myers) |
1912 |
34 / 20 | Alban B. Nixon |
1912 |
34 / 21 | N (correspondents include Northern Pacific Railroad
Company) |
1912 |
34 / 22 | O'Hanlon Company |
1912 |
34 / 23 | O (correspondents include Frank D. O'Neill, Felix
Orman) |
1912 |
34 / 24 | Allen Pierse |
1912 |
34 / 25 | Charles Benton Power |
1912 |
34 / 26 | T. C. Power & Bro., Ltd |
1912 |
34 / 27 | Power Mercantile Company |
1912 |
34 / 28 | P-Q (correspondents include Paris Dry Goods Co.,
Alfred F. Pashley, Powell County Clerk & Recorder, John Merlin Power, Sarah E.
Power, Charles N. Pray, Thomas B. Quaw, W. F. Quimby) |
1912 |
34 / 29 | W. P. Rixon |
1912 |
34 / 30 | R (correspondents include John B. Rauch, F. H. Ray,
J. Rosenbaum Grain Co., Royal Milling Co.) |
1912 |
34 / 31 | Sanborn Company |
1912 |
34 / 32 | August Schwachheim |
1912 |
34 / 33 | Sharp Brothers |
1912 |
34 / 34 | S-U (correspondents include Slettengren and Arnell
Real Estate, Society of Montana Pioneers, Stranahan & Stranahan, William H.
Todd, United States Agriculture Dept: Animal Industry; United States Treasury Department) |
1912 |
34 / 35-36 | James A. Walsh |
1912 |
34 / 37 | W (correspondents include H. K. Welch, E. E.
Wenner, Western Retail Lumbermen's Association, George Wiley, L. L. Williamson, C.
W. Willis) |
1912 |
34 / 37a | A (correspondents include J. S. Alling, American
Aberdeen Angus Breeders Assn., American Association of Public Accountants, American
National Bank, Anderson & Evans, Austin Land and Live Stock Company) |
1913 |
34 / 38 | Isaac P. Baker |
1913 |
34 / 39 | Banks |
1913 |
34 / 40 | Belgrade Company |
1913 |
34 / 41 | Benton Hardware Company |
1913 |
34a / 1 | Bogy Mercantile Company |
1913 |
34a / 2 | B. J. Boorman; Boorman Lumber Company |
1913 |
34a / 3 | H. W. Brown |
1913 |
34a / 4 | B (correspondents include Ralph Edward Bancroft,
Barker Mines Co., John Bielenburg, Thomas J. Bouton, C. G. Bower, J. E. Bower,
Daniel Brereton, W. J. Butler, Butte Electric & Power Co.) |
1913 |
34a / 5 | E. F. Cameron |
1913 |
34a / 6 | Cascade Mercantile Company |
1913 |
34a / 7 | Cascade Milling and Elevator Company |
1913 |
34a / 8 | Clay Robinson and Company |
1913 |
34a / 9 | C (correspondents include C. H. Campbell & Son,
Canadian Pacific Railway Co., Al Cedergreen; Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul
Railway, Isaac F. Churchill) |
1913 |
34a / 10 | D-E (correspondents include Winifred A. Erickson,
Escallier Sheep Co.) |
1913 |
34a / 11 | George W. Frields |
1913 |
34a / 12 | F-G (correspondents include Gallatin Valley Milling
Co., Great Northern Railway Co., Great Western Grain Co.) |
1913 |
34a / 13 | City of Helena |
1913 |
34a / 14 | Christopher W. Horr |
1913 |
34a / 15 | H-I (correspondents include H. C. Hagalie, Samuel
T. Hauser, Max Hebgen, Helena Cab Co., John D. Holliday, H. K. Howry, A. J. Hughes,
Charles F. Hunt, Indemnity Exchange) |
1913 |
34a / 16 | George J. Joyce |
1913 |
34a / 17 | J (correspondents include Oscar Johnston, Judith
Mercantile & Cattle Co.) |
1913 |
34a / 18 | Perry Kline |
1913 |
34a / 19 | K-L (correspondents include Thomas Larkin, Lewis
and Clark County Clerk & Recorder, Robert A. Luke) |
1913 |
34a / 20 | Rebecca and Jennie McCormick |
1913 |
34a / 21 | McDonald Brothers and Company |
1913 |
34a / 22 | J. H. McKnight Company |
1913 |
34a / 23 | J. C. Morgan |
1913 |
34a / 24-25 | M (correspondents include E. S. Maddock, Martin
Maginnis, Malin-Yates Co., Marshall Field & Co., Thomas L. Martin, Missoula
Mercantile, Montana Hardware Company, Henry L. Myers) |
1913 |
34a / 26 | National Wool Warehouse and Storage Co. |
1913 |
34a / 27 | Northern Pacific Railway Company |
1913 |
34a / 28-29 | N-O (correspondents include National Wool Growers'
Association, E. Naumberg & Co., Gilman R. Norris, O'Hanlon Company) |
1913 |
34a / 30 | Allen Pierse |
1913 |
34a / 31 | Charles Benton Power |
1913 |
34b / 1 | Power Mercantile Company |
1913 |
34b / 2 | Power-Morgan Company |
1913 |
34b / 3-4 | T. C. Power and Bro., Ltd |
1913 |
34b / 5 | P (correspondents include Thomas Bridham, Frank
Palmer, Pinkerton's National Detective Agency, C. E. Prahman, Charles N. Pray) |
1913 |
34b / 6 | R (correspondents include John B. Rauch, W. P.
Rixon, B. A. Robertson, W. W. Robinson, Rosenbaum Brothers & Co., Royal Milling
Co., Charles M. Russell) |
1913 |
34b / 7 | Sanborn Company |
1913 |
34b / 8 | J. G. Stuart |
1913 |
35 / 1 | S (correspondents include Sharp Brothers,
Slettengren and Arnell Real Estate, Society of Montana Pioneers, C. W. Sparr, J. W.
Speer, Stranahan & Stranahan, Granville Stuart, Jere Sullivan) |
1913 |
35 / 2 | Thorpe Brothers |
1913 |
35 / 3 | T(correspondents include E. A. Tennis, Townsend
Hardware & Implement Co.) |
1913 |
35 / 4 | U. S. Office of Indian Affairs/U. S. Indian Service |
1913 |
35 / 5 | U-V (correspondents include United States
Agriculture Department, United States Agriculture Dept: Animal Industry) |
1913 |
35 / 6 | James A. Walsh |
1913 |
35 / 7 | Thomas J. Walsh |
1913 |
35 / 8 | W (correspondents include Austin W. Warr, Western
Union Helena, Mary K. Wilson, R. H. Wilson, S. F. Wilson & Co.) |
1913 |
35 / 9 | Y (correspondents include Yegen Bros.) |
1913 |
35 / 10-11 | A (correspondents include Walter H. Aldridge, W. B.
Allison, American Aberdeen-Angus Breeders Assn., American Protective Tariff League,
American Smelting & Refining Co., Ames Realty Co., Anaconda Copper Mining Co.,
Anderson & Evans, John W. Arthur, C. H. Austin) |
1914 |
35 / 12-13 | Isaac P. Baker |
1914 |
35 / 14 | Banks |
1914 |
35 / 15 | Belgrade Company, Ltd. |
1914 |
35 / 16 | Benton Hardware Company |
1914 |
35 / 17 | Bogy Mercantile Company |
1914 |
35 / 18 | B. J. Boorman |
1914 |
35 / 19-20 | B (correspondents include John Bielenburg, Louis V.
Bogy, Daniel Brereton, Buick Motor Co., Massena Bullard) |
1914 |
35 / 21 | E. F. Cameron |
1914 |
35 / 22 | Cascade Mercantile Company |
1914 |
35 / 23-24 | Clay, Robinson and Company |
1914 |
35 / 25 | Collins Land Company |
1914 |
35 / 26-27 | C (correspondents include Cascade Realty Co., Al
Cedergreen, Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway, Coburn Cattle Co., W. A.
Conrad, Couch Bros. Co., E. B. Craighead) |
1914 |
36 / 1 | D-E (correspondents include Deere & Webber Co.,
Donovan-McCormick, J. P. Early, El Paso Live Stock Commission Co., Winifred A.
Erickson, Charles Escher, John M. Evans) |
1914 |
36 / 2 | E telegrams (correspondents include Charles
Eschler) |
1914 |
36 / 3 | George W. Frields |
1914 |
36 / 4 | F (correspondents include Finch, Van Slyck &
McConville, May G. Flanagan, Ford Motor Company, Nathaniel Ford, Sarah J. Fox,
Frazee Estate Company, Frye & Company) |
1914 |
36 / 5 | F telegram (correspondents include Frye &
Company) |
1914 |
36 / 6 | G (correspondents include Gallatin Valley Milling
Co., Goodyear Rubber Co., Great Northern Railway Co.) |
1914 |
36 / 7 | F. George Heldt |
1914 |
36 / 8 | David Hilger |
1914 |
36 / 9 | Simeon S. Hobson |
1914 |
36 / 10 | H (correspondents include W. K. Harber, Louis
Heitman, Francis G. Heldt, Helena City Treasurer, Helena Commercial Club, P. H.
Holman, Anton M. Holter, Christopher W. Hoor) |
1914 |
36 / 11 | H telegrams (correspondents include E. C. Houghton,
Neal Houslet) |
1914 |
36 / 12 | I (correspondents include Indemnity Exchange,
International Harvester Co.) |
1914 |
36 / 13 | Judith Mercantile and Cattle Company |
1914 |
36 / 14 | J (correspondents include Jefferson County, George
J. Joyce) |
1914 |
36 / 15 | J telegrams (correspondents include George J.
Joyce) |
1914 |
36 / 16 | K (correspondents include W. F. Kester, Perry
Kline, Kohrs & Bielenberg, Conrad Kohrs) |
1914 |
36 / 17 | K telegram (correspondents include Perry Kline) |
1914 |
36 / 18 | Local Lumber Company |
1914 |
36 / 19 | L (correspondents include Herbert LaChappelle, E.
B. Largent, W.A. Leach, Lewis and Clark County Clerk & Recorder, Richard Lockey,
Robert A. Luke) |
1914 |
36 / 20 | Paul McCormick |
1914 |
36 / 21 | McDonald Brothers |
1914 |
36 / 22 | Marshall Field & Company |
1914 |
36 / 23-24 | T. L. Martin (includes telegram) |
1914 |
36 / 25 | Montana Hardware Company |
1914 |
36 / 26 | Mc (correspondents include Mary P. McCormick,
Conroy N. McLennan) |
1914 |
36 / 27 | M (correspondents include Malin-Yates Co., Missoula
Mercantile, Montana Commissioner of State Lands, Montana District Court, Montana
Power Company, Montana Ranches Company, Montana Secretary of State, Montana State
College Bozeman, Montana State Veterinarian, Montana Stock Commissioners, George
Moore Investment Co., M. M. Moore, Henry L. Myers) |
1914 |
36 / 28 | M telegram (correspondents include Montana State
Veterinarian) |
1914 |
36 / 29 | Alban B. Nixon |
1914 |
36 / 30 | N-O (correspondents include National Wool Growers'
Association, National Wool Warehouse & Storage Co., E. Naumberg & Co.,
Northern Pacific Railroad Company) |
1914 |
36 / 31 | N telegrams (correspondents include National Wool
Warehouse & Storage Co.) |
1914 |
36 / 32-33 | Allen Pierse (includes telegrams) |
1914 |
36 / 34-35 | Charles Benton Power (includes telegrams) |
1914 |
37 / 1-2 | T. C. Power & Bro., Ltd. |
1914 |
37 / 3-4 | T. C. Power Company (includes telegrams) |
1914 |
37 / 5 | Power Implement Company |
1914 |
37 / 6 | Power Mercantile Company |
1914 |
37 / 7 | Power-Morgan Company |
1914 |
37 / 8 | Power-Wilson Company |
1914 |
37 / 9 | P-Q (correspondents include Packard Motor Car Co.,
Paris Dry Goods Co., Alfred F. Pashley, Pence Automobile Co., Howard Pew, Powell
County Assessor, John Merlin Power, Charles N. Pray, W. F. Quimby) |
1914 |
37 / 10 | P telegrams (correspondents include Packard Motor
Car Co.) |
1914 |
37 / 11 | W. P. Rixon |
1914 |
37 / 12 | W. W. Robinson |
1914 |
37 / 13 | W. W. Robinson, telegrams |
1914 |
37 / 14 | R (correspondents include George L. Ramsey, John B.
Rauch, George K. Reeder, Republican State Central Committee, F. B. Reynolds,
Rosenbaum Brothers and Co., Royal Milling Co.) |
1914 |
37 / 15 | R telegrams (correspondents include Rosenbaum Bros.
and Co.) |
1914 |
37 / 16 | Sanborn Company |
1914 |
37 / 17 | August Schwachheim |
1914 |
37 / 18-19 | Sharp Brothers (includes telegrams) |
1914 |
37 / 20 | J. G. Stuart |
1914 |
37 / 21 | J. G. Stuart, telegrams |
1914 |
38 / 1 | S (correspondents include C. F. Schaffarzick, Frank
J. Schatz, Ludwig Schatz, Schaub Brothers, W. A. Selvidge, Society of Montana
Pioneers, C. W. Sparr, Tom Stout, Stranahan & Stranahan, F. E. Stranahan, Jere
Sullivan, Sunnyside Store Co., Swearingen & McCullough) |
1914 |
38 / 2 | Thorpe Brothers |
1914 |
38 / 3 | T-V (correspondents include Teton County Assessor,
Townsend Hardware & Implement Co., Anna S. Turner, United States Agriculture
Dept: Animal Industry, United States Forest Service, United States Indian Service
Ft. Belknap & Ft. Peck, United States Internal Revenue Service) |
1914 |
38 / 4 | James A. Walsh |
1914 |
38 / 5 | W-Y (correspondents include H. J. Wackerlin,
Western Union Helena, H. W. White Investment Co., R. H. Wilson, S. F. Wilson &
Co., Walter A. Wood Mowing & Reaping Machine, Eugene A. Wyatt) |
1914 |
38 / 6 | W telegrams (correspondents include Thomas J.
Walsh) |
1914 |
38 / 7 | A (correspondents include J.M. Adamson, Walter H.
Aldridge, American Smelting & Refining Co., Ames Realty Co., Anderson &
Evans, John W. Arthur, C. H. Austin) |
1915 |
38 / 8-9 | Isaac P. Baker (includes telegrams) |
1915 |
38 / 10 | Banks |
1915 |
38 / 11 | Belgrade Company Ltd. |
1915 |
38 / 12 | Benton Hardware Company |
1915 |
38 / 13-14 | Bogy Mercantile Company (includes telegrams) |
1915 |
38 / 15 | B. J. Boorman |
1915 |
38 / 16 | B (correspondents include Albert Babcock, Bad Land
Improvement Co., Bemis Bros. Bag Co., Biggs Investment Co., Louis V. Bogy, Daniel
Brereton, Massena Bullard, Butte & Superior Copper Co., Ltd.) |
1915 |
38 / 17 | E. F. Cameron |
1915 |
39 / 1 | Cascade Mercantile Company |
1915 |
39 / 2 | Clay, Robinson & Co. |
1915 |
39 / 3 | Collins Land Company |
1915 |
39 / 4 | C (correspondents include Cascade Realty Co.,
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway, John Blatchford Collins, John Clay &
Co.) |
1915 |
39 / 5 | C telegram (correspondents include T. R. Carson) |
1915 |
39 / 6-7 | R. L. Diggs (includes telegrams) |
1915 |
39 / 8 | D (correspondents include Joseph M. Dixon) |
1915 |
39 / 9 | D telegrams ( correspondents include Dodge Bros.
Motor Cars) |
1915 |
39 / 10 | E (correspondents include Winifred A. Erickson,
Charles Escher, John M. Evans) |
1915 |
39 / 11 | George W. Frields |
1915 |
39 / 12 | F (correspondents include Fergus County Cooperative
Extension Service, William B. Fisher, May G. Flanagan, Lee M. Ford, Nathaniel Ford,
Sarah J. Fox, Frazee Estate Company, Frye & Company) |
1915 |
39 / 13 | Hugh D. Galusha |
1915 |
39 / 14-15 | Gary Brothers & Gaffke Company (includes
telegrams) |
1915 |
39 / 16 | Robert Gordon |
1915 |
39 / 17 | G (correspondents include Great Northern Railway
Co., Great Western Grain Co., A. F. Graeter) |
1915 |
39 / 18 | G telegram (correspondents include Great Western
Grain Co.) |
1915 |
39 / 19 | F. George Heldt |
1915 |
39 / 20 | David Hilger |
1915 |
39 / 21 | Simeon S. Hobson |
1915 |
39 / 22 | H. K. & J. H. Howry |
1915 |
39 / 23 | H (correspondents include Hamilton Cereal &
Flour Mills Co., Andrew B. Hammond, W. K. Harber, M.J. Healy, Max Hebgen, Louis
Heitman, Francis G. Heldt, Helena City officials, Helena Commercial Club,
Christopher W. Hoor, Hudson Motor Car Co.) |
1915 |
39 / 24 | H telegrams (correspondents include Hudson Motor
Car Co.) |
1915 |
39 / 25 | I (correspondents include Illinois State Board of
Agriculture, Imperial Manufacturing Company) |
1915 |
39 / 26 | Ole Johnson |
1915 |
39 / 27 | Judith Mercantile and Cattle Company |
1915 |
39 / 28 | J-K (correspondents include Jefferson County,
George J. Joyce, Kalispell Townsite Co., J. E. Townsend Kanouse, W. F. Kester, Perry
Kline; Conrad Kohrs) |
1915 |
39 / 29 | K telegrams (correspondents include Perry Kline) |
1915 |
39 / 30 | Local Lumber Company |
1915 |
39 / 31 | L (correspondents include Herbert LaChappelle,
Lewis and Clark County Clerk & Recorder, Lewis and Clark County Commissioners,
Richard Lockey) |
1915 |
39 / 32 | Paul McCormick |
1915 |
39 / 33 | McDonald Brothers |
1915 |
39 / 34 | Marshall Field & Company |
1915 |
39 / 35 | T. L. Martin |
1915 |
39 / 36 | Montana Hardware Company |
1915 |
39 / 37 | Mc (correspondents include Minnie McBride, C. W.
McCabe, Leslie T. McCleary, Fred M. McCord, J. J. McGreevy, Gillman McKinnie) |
1915 |
39 / 38 | Mc telegram (correspondents include Alexander
McKenzie) |
1915 |
39 / 39 | M (correspondents include Monarch Mercantile Co.,
Montana District Court, Montana Implement Company, Montana Oil Company, Montana
Ranches Company, Montana State College Bozeman, Montana State Veterinarian, Montana
Stock Commissioners, Henry L. Myers) |
1915 |
40 / 1 | Alban B. Nixon |
1915 |
40 / 2 | N (correspondents include E. Naumberg & Co.,
National Wool Growers' Association, National Wool Warehouse & Storage, Northern
Pacific Railroad Company; Northrup, King & Co.) |
1915 |
40 / 3 | O'Hanlon Company |
1915 |
40 / 4-5 | O (includes telegrams: correspondents include
Charles O'Donnell) |
1915 |
40 / 6 | Allen Pierse |
1915 |
40 / 7-8 | Charles Benton Power (includes telegrams) |
1915 |
40 / 9-10 | T. C. Power & Bro, Ltd. (includes telegrams) |
1915 |
40 / 11-12 | T. C. Power Company (includes telegrams) |
1915 |
40 / 13 | Power Implement Company |
1915 |
40 / 14 | Power Mercantile Company |
1915 |
40 / 15 | Power-Morgan Company |
1915 |
40 / 16 | Power-Wilson Company |
1915 |
40 / 17 | P (correspondents include Packard Motor Car Co., H.
M. Parchen, James Orville Patterson, F. D. Pease, John Merlin Power, Sarah E. Power,
Charles N. Pray) |
1915 |
40 / 18-19 | W. W. Robinson (includes telegrams) |
1915 |
40 / 20 | R (correspondents include John B. Rauch, Rea
Brothers, Rosenbaum Brothers & Co., J. Rosenbaum Grain Co., Royal Milling Co.) |
1915 |
40 / 21 | Sanborn Company |
1915 |
41 / 1 | August Schwachheim |
1915 |
41 / 2 | Sharp Brothers |
1915 |
41 / 3-4 | J. G. Stuart (includes telegrams) |
1915 |
41 / 5 | S (correspondents include C. F. Schaffarzick, Frank
J. Schatz, Schaub Brothers, Peter Schuttler Co., Albert J. Seligman, J. Slaght,
Society of Montana Pioneers, J. W. Speer, Tom Stout, Stranahan & Stranahan, F.
E. Stranahan, Swearingen & McCullough) |
1915 |
41 / 6 | Thorpe Brothers |
1915 |
41 / 7 | T-V (correspondents include Three Forks Portland
Cement Co., Townsend Hardware & Implement Co., Anna S. Turner, United States,
Internal Revenue Service, Robert Vaughn) |
1915 |
41 / 8 | James A. Walsh |
1915 |
41 / 9 | W-Y (correspondents include David Waddell, Thomas
Walbert, Thomas J. Walsh, R. H. Wilson, S. F. Wilson & Co.) |
1915 |
41 / 10 | A (correspondents include J.M. Adamson, Walter H.
Aldridge, Amberg File & Index Co., American Aberdeen-Angus Breeders Assn., Ames
Realty Co., C. H. Austin) |
1916 |
41 / 11 | A telegrams (correspondents include Walter H.
Aldridge) |
1916 |
41 / 12 | Isaac P. Baker |
1916 |
41 / 13-14 | Banks (includes telegrams) |
1916 |
41 / 15 | Belgrade Company Ltd. |
1916 |
41 / 16 | Benton Hardware Company |
1916 |
41 / 17-18 | Bogy Mercantile Company (includes telegrams) |
1916 |
41 / 19 | B. J. Boorman |
1916 |
41 / 20-21 | J. H. Burke (includes telegrams) |
1916 |
41 / 22 | B (correspondents include Albert Babcock, Barker
Mines Co., A. H. Barth, Belden & Dekalb, Bemis Bros. Bag Co., Frank L. Benepe,
Biggs Investment Co., Bloedel-Donovan Lumber Co., George B. Bourne, Bradstreet Co.,
Daniel Brereton) |
1916 |
41 / 23 | B telegrams (correspondents include Bloedel-Donovan
Lumber Co., John W. Burke) |
1916 |
42 / 1 | E. F. Cameron |
1916 |
42 / 2 | Cascade Mercantile Company |
1916 |
42 / 3-4 | Clay, Robinson & Company (includes telegrams) |
1916 |
42 / 5 | C (correspondents include George H. Carsley, Henry
K. Carver, Cascade County officials, Cascade Realty Co., Chicago, Burlington &
Quincy Railroad Co., Isaac F. Churchill, Jeremiah Collins, Connecticut Mutual Life
Insurance Co., Cooper & Stephenson, Cudahy Refining Co.) |
1916 |
42 / 6 | C telegrams (correspondents include Chicago,
Burlington & Quincy Railroad Co.) |
1916 |
42 / 7-8 | R. L. Diggs (includes telegrams) |
1916 |
42 / 9 | D (correspondents include Murray H. Deaton, Deere
& Webber Co., Nick Dickinson, Joseph M. Dixon, M. W. Dore) |
1916 |
42 / 10 | D telegrams (correspondents include Nick Dickinson) |
1916 |
42 / 11 | E (correspondents include C. F. Ellis & Co.,
Winifred A. Erickson, Ernst & Ernst, Charles Escher, John M. Evans) |
1916 |
42 / 12 | E telegrams (correspondents include Charles Escher) |
1916 |
42 / 13 | George F. Frields |
1916 |
42 / 14 | F (correspondents include William B. Fisher, May G.
Flanagan, Forman Ford & Company, Sarah J. Fox, Frazee Estate Company, Frye &
Company) |
1916 |
42 / 15 | F telegrams (correspondents include William B.
Fisher) |
1916 |
42 / 16 | Hugh D. Galusha |
1916 |
42 / 17 | Gary Brothers & Gaffke Co., Inc. |
1916 |
42 / 18 | Robert Gordon |
1916 |
42 / 19 | G (correspondents include Gallatin Valley Milling
Co.) |
1916 |
42 / 20 | F. George Heldt |
1916 |
42 / 21 | David Hilger |
1916 |
42 / 22 | Simeon S. Hobson |
1916 |
42 / 23 | H. K. & J. H. Howry |
1916 |
42 / 24 | Calvin E. Hubbard |
1916 |
42 / 25 | H (correspondents include Andrew B. Hammond, W. K.
Harber, William W. Heffelfinger, Helena City Clerk, Helena Commercial Club, J. H.
Hibbard, Harry B. Hill, Michael Holleran, Norman B. Holter, A. J. Hughes) |
1916 |
42 / 26 | John Ireland |
1916 |
42 / 27 | I (correspondents include International Harvester
Co.) |
1916 |
42 / 28 | Ole Johnson |
1916 |
42 / 29 | Judith Mercantile and Cattle Company |
1916 |
42 / 30 | J-K (correspondents include Jefferson County, Perry
Kline, Herman J. Klinsman, Conrad Kohrs) |
1916 |
42 / 31 | K telegrams (correspondents include Herman J.
Klinsman) |
1916 |
42 / 32 | Local Lumber Company |
1916 |
42 / 33 | J. E. Logan |
1916 |
42 / 34 | L (correspondents include Frank S. Lang, League to
Enforce Peace, Louis Lindberg, E. Lowitz) |
1916 |
42 / 35 | Paul McCormick |
1916 |
42 / 36 | McDonald Brothers |
1916 |
42 / 37 | Manhattan Mercantile Company |
1916 |
42 / 38 | Marshall Field & Company |
1916 |
42 / 39 | T. L. Martin |
1916 |
42 / 40 | Montana Hardware Company |
1916 |
42 / 41 | Mc (correspondents include J. C. McCarthy) |
1916 |
42 / 42 | M (correspondents include Malin-Yates Co., Missoula
Mercantile Co., Montana Commissioner of State Lands, Montana District Court, Montana
Governor's Office, Montana Oil Company, Montana Power Company, Montana State College
Bozeman, Montana State Veterinarian, C. W. Morrison, Henry L. Myers) |
1916 |
42 / 43 | M telegrams (correspondents include J. and W. D.
Mobly) |
1916 |
43 / 1 | Alban B. Nixon |
1916 |
43 / 2 | N (correspondents include National Wool Growers'
Association, National Wool Warehouse & Storage, George R. Newell, & Co.,
Northern Pacific Railroad Company) |
1916 |
43 / 3 | N telegrams (correspondents include National Wool
Warehouse and Storage Co.) |
1916 |
43 / 4 | O'Hanlon Company |
1916 |
43 / 5 | O (correspondents include Charles O'Donnell, R.E.
O'Keefe, Jack O'Leary) |
1916 |
43 / 5a | Allen Pierse |
1916 |
43 / 6-7 | Charles Benton Power (includes telegrams) |
1916 |
43 / 8-9 | T. C. Power & Bro. (includes telegrams) |
1916 |
43 / 10-12 | T. C. Power & Bro., Ltd. |
1916 |
43 / 13 | T. C. Power Company |
1916 |
43 / 14 | Power Implement Company |
1916 |
43 / 15 | Power Mercantile Company |
1916 |
43 / 16 | Power-Morgan Company |
1916 |
43 / 17 | Power-Wilson Company |
1916 |
43 / 18-19 | P (includes telegrams: correspondents include
Packard Motor Car Co., Powell County Treasurer, John Merlin Power, Sarah E. Power,
Charles N. Pray) |
1916 |
43 / 20-21 | W. W. Robinson (includes telegrams) |
1916 |
44 / 1 | R (correspondents include John B. Rauch, Rea
Brothers, Republican National Committee, Republican State Central Committee, F. B.
Reynolds, Rosenbaum Brothers & Co., Royal Milling Co.) |
1916 |
44 / 2 | R telegrams (correspondents include Rosenbaum Grain
Co.) |
1916 |
44 / 3-5 | Sanborn Company (includes telegrams) |
1916 |
44 / 6 | August Schwachheim |
1916 |
44 / 7 | Sharp Brothers |
1916 |
44 / 8 | J. G. Stuart |
1916 |
44 / 9 | S (correspondents include C. F. Schaffarzick, Frank
J. Schatz, Ludwig Schatz, Schaub Brothers, Albert J. Seligman, George H. Shanley;
Shea, Smith & Co., J. Slaght, Slettengren and Arnell Real Estate, Society of
Montana Pioneers, C. W. Sparr, J. W. Speer, Samuel Stephenson, Tom Stout, Stranahan
& Stranahan, F. E. Stranahan, Granville Stuart, Jere Sullivan, Swearingen &
McCullough) |
1916 |
44 / 10-11 | Thorpe Brothers (includes telegrams) |
1916 |
44 / 12 | T-V (correspondents include Townsend Hardware &
Implement Co., George L. Tracy Co., Millard F. Trask, Mike H. Tuohy, Two Miracle
Concrete Co., United States Agriculture Department United States Forest Service) |
1916 |
44 / 13 | James A. Walsh |
1916 |
44 / 14 | W (correspondents include T. J. Werlen, S. F.
Wilson & Co., E. M. Wright) |
1916 |
44 / 15 | W telegrams (correspondents include T. J. Walsh, C.
C. Webber) |
1916 |
44 / 16 | A (correspondents include J.M. Adamson, Walter H.
Aldridge, Amberg File & Index Co., American National Live Stock Association,
American Protective Tariff League, Henry Arnett) |
1917 |
44 / 17 | A telegrams (correspondents include Walter H.
Aldridge) |
1917 |
44 / 18 | Lewis C. Babcock |
1917 |
44 / 19-20 | Isaac P. Baker (includes telegrams) |
1917 |
45 / 1 | Banks |
1917 |
45 / 2 | Belgrade Company Ltd. |
1917 |
45 / 3 | Benton Hardware Company |
1917 |
45 / 4-5 | Bogy Mercantile Company (includes telegrams) |
1917 |
45 / 6 | B. J. Boorman |
1917 |
45 / 7 | B (correspondents include Albert Babcock, Bemis
Bros. Bag Co., James Best, J. H. Bloedel, Louis V. Bogy, Daniel Brereton) |
1917 |
45 / 8 | E. F. Cameron |
1917 |
45 / 9 | Cascade Mercantile Company |
1917 |
45 / 10 | Clay, Robinson & Company |
1917 |
45 / 11 | D. J. Condon |
1917 |
45 / 12 | C (correspondents include John V. Carroll, George
H. Carsley, Carver Mercantile Co., Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway,
Chouteau County Commissioners, Conrad-Twigg Co.) |
1917 |
45 / 13 | R. L. Diggs |
1917 |
45 / 14 | D-F (correspondents include Deere & Webber Co.,
Nick Dickinson, George Dutro, C. F. Ellis & Co., Winifred A. Erickson, Ernst
& Ernst, John M. Evans, Fergus County Assessor, May G. Flanagan, Nathaniel Ford,
Frye & Company) |
1917 |
45 / 15 | Hugh D. Galusha |
1917 |
45 / 16 | Gary Hay & Grain Company |
1917 |
45 / 17 | G (correspondents include Gallatin County Attorney,
Gallatin County Treasurer, Great Northern Railway Co., Great Western Grain Co.) |
1917 |
45 / 18 | Simeon S. Hobson |
1917 |
45 / 19 | H. K. & J. H. Howry |
1917 |
45 / 20 | Calvin E. Hubbard |
1917 |
45 / 21 | H (correspondents include Hamilton Cereal &
Flour Mills Co., W. K. Harber, Louis Heitman, Francis G. Heldt, Helena Building
& Investment Co.; Helena City officials, Anton M. Holter) |
1917 |
45 / 22 | I (correspondents include International Harvester
Co.) |
1917 |
45 / 23 | Ole Johnson |
1917 |
46 / 1 | Judith Mercantile and Cattle Company |
1917 |
46 / 2 | J (correspondents include George J. Joyce) |
1917 |
46 / 3 | K (correspondents include Perry Kline, Conrad
Kohrs) |
1917 |
46 / 4 | K telegrams (correspondents include J. E. Kenkel) |
1917 |
46 / 5-6 | Local Lumber Company (includes telegrams) |
1917 |
46 / 7 | J. E. Logan |
1917 |
46 / 8 | L (correspondents include Hilare LaBarre, F. S.
Lang & Co., Lewis and Clark County Assessor, Lewistown Wholesale Company,
Richard Lockey) |
1917 |
46 / 9 | McDonald Brothers |
1917 |
46 / 10-12 | Manhattan Mercantile Company (includes telegrams) |
1917 |
46 / 13 | Marshall Field & Company |
1917 |
46 / 14-15 | T. L. Martin (includes telegrams) |
1917 |
46 / 16 | Mc (correspondents include Robert L. McCulloh,
McElroy & Holmden, Samuel McKennan) |
1917 |
46 / 17 | M (correspondents include Malin-Yates Co., Missoula
Mercantile Co., Montana District Court, Montana Flour Mills Company, Montana Hail
Insurance Board, Montana Industrial Accident Board, Montana Livestock Commission,
Montana Oil Company, Montana Railroad Commission, Montana State College Bozeman,
Montana Stockgrowers Association, Musselshell County Clerk & Recorder, Henry L.
Myers) |
1917 |
46 / 18 | Alban B. Nixon |
1917 |
46 / 19 | N (correspondents include National Wool Growers'
Association, E. Naumberg & Co., Gilman R. Norris, Northern Pacific Railroad
Company) |
1917 |
46 / 20 | N telegrams (Northern Pacific Railway Co.) |
1917 |
46 / 21 | O'Hanlon Company |
1917 |
46 / 22 | O (correspondents include Charles Okerman) |
1917 |
46 / 23 | Allen Pierse |
1917 |
46 / 24-25 | Charles Benton Power (includes telegrams) |
1917 |
46 / 26 | T. C. Power & Bro., Ltd. |
January 1917-May 1917 |
47 / 1-3 | T. C. Power & Bro., Ltd. |
June 1917-December 1917 |
47 / 4 | T. C. Power Company |
1917 |
47 / 5 | Power Implement Company |
1917 |
47 / 6 | Power Mercantile Company |
1917 |
47 / 7 | Power-Morgan Company |
1917 |
47 / 8 | Power-Wilson Company |
1917 |
47 / 9 | P (correspondents include Parchen Drug Co., Powell
County Assessor, Power Hardware Co., John Merlin Power, T. C. Power Motor Car Co.,
John E. Price & Co.) |
1917 |
47 / 10-11 | W. W. Robinson (includes telegrams) |
1917 |
47 / 12 | R (correspondents include John B. Rauch, Ravalli
Cereal & Flour Mills Co., Rosenbaum Brothers & Co.) |
1917 |
47 / 13 | R telegrams (correspondents include J. Rosenbaum
Grain Co. |
1917 |
47 / 14-15 | August Schwachheim (includes telegrams) |
1917 |
47 / 16 | Sharp Brothers |
1917 |
47 / 17 | S (correspondents include C. F. Schaffarzick,
Ludwig Schatz, Shea, Smith & Co., J. Slaght, Society of Montana Pioneers, C. W.
Sparr, Samuel Stephenson, Stranahan & Stranahan, F. E. Stranahan, Jere Sullivan,
Swearingen & McCullough) |
1917 |
47 / 18 | Taylor, Tipling & Co. |
1917 |
47 / 19-20 | Thorpe Brothers (includes telegrams) |
1917 |
47 / 21 | Tri-City Oil Company |
1917 |
47 / 22 | Trident Store Company |
1917 |
48 / 1 | T-V (correspondents include Three Forks Portland
Cement Co., Edmond G. Toomey, Townsend Hardware & Implement Co., George L. Tracy
Co., Anna S. Turner, United States Internal Revenue Service, United States Post
Office Department, Jesse R. Villars) |
1917 |
48 / 2 | T-V telegrams (correspondents include The Trumbull
Safe and Vault Co., J. VanWee, J. W. Vanderbilt) |
1917 |
48 / 3 | James A. Walsh |
1917 |
48 / 4 | W-Y (correspondents include Thomas J. Walsh, C. F.
Watkins, Charles C. Webber, T. J. Werlen, H. W. White Investment Co., Eugene A.
Wyatt, Wyoming Executive Office) |
1917 |
48 / 5 | W telegrams (correspondents include Thomas J.
Walsh) |
1917 |
48 / 6 | A (correspondents include Walter H. Aldridge, B.
Altman & Co., American National Live Stock Association, American Smelting &
Refining Co., Ames Realty Co., Anaconda Copper Mining Co.) |
1918 |
48 / 7-8 | Isaac P. Baker (includes telegrams) |
1918 |
48 / 9 | Banks |
1918 |
48 / 10 | Belgrade Company Ltd. |
1918 |
48 / 11 | Benton Hardware Company |
1918 |
48 / 12 | Bogy Mercantile Company |
1918 |
48 / 13 | B. J. Boorman |
1918 |
48 / 14 | B (correspondents include Albert Babcock, Benton
Baker, J. W. Barker, Barker Mines Co., John C. Barr, Charles A. Beckstrom, A. F.
Belzer, Biggs Investment Co., Blaine County Government, Daniel Brereton, C. H.
Bowers) |
1918 |
48 / 15-16 | E. F. Cameron (includes telegrams) |
1918 |
48 / 17 | Cascade Mercantile Company |
1918 |
48 / 18 | Clay, Robinson & Company |
1918 |
48 / 19 | Collins Land Company |
1918 |
48 / 20-21 | D. J. Condon (includes telegrams) |
1918 |
49 / 1 | C (correspondents include Caird Engineering Works,
Campbell, Heath & Co., Cascade County Clerk & Recorder, Chicago, Milwaukee
& St. Paul Railway, John Clay & Co., Conroy-MacLennan Agency, Continental
Oil Co.) |
1918 |
49 / 2-3 | R. L. Diggs (includes telegrams) |
1918 |
49 / 4 | D-F (correspondents include Joseph M. Dixon, Ernst
& Ernst, Fisher Flouring Mills Co., May G. Flanagan, Sarah J. Fox, Frye &
Company) |
1918 |
49 / 5 | F telegrams (correspondents include Fisher Flouring
Mill Company) |
1918 |
49 / 6 | Hugh D. Galusha |
1918 |
49 / 7-8 | Gary Hay & Grain Co., Inc. (includes telegrams) |
1918 |
49 / 9 | G (correspondents include Galen, Mettler &
Toomey, Gallatin County Attorney, Great Northern Railway Co., Grommes & Ullrich) |
1918 |
49 / 10 | David Hilger |
1918 |
49 / 11 | Simeon S. Hobson |
1918 |
49 / 12 | H (correspondents include Louis Heitman, Helena
Building & Investment Co., Helena Commercial Club, Helena City officials,
Michael Holleran, A. M. Holter Hardware Co., A. J. Hughes) |
1918 |
49 / 13 | H telegrams (correspondents include Thomas Hovet) |
1918 |
49 / 14 | I (correspondents include International Harvester
Co.) |
1918 |
49 / 15 | Ole Johnson |
1918 |
49 / 16 | J-K (correspondents include Jefferson County, Perry
Kline) |
1918 |
49 / 17 | Local Lumber Company |
1918 |
49 / 18-19 | J. E. Logan (includes telegrams) |
1918 |
49 / 20 | L (correspondents include Lewis and Clark County
Clerk & Recorder, Richard Lockey) |
1918 |
49 / 21 | Paul McCormick |
1918 |
49 / 22 | McDonald Brothers |
1918 |
49 / 23 | Manhattan Mercantile Company |
1918 |
49 / 24 | Marshall Field & Company |
1918 |
49 / 25-26 | T. L. Martin (includes telegrams) |
1918 |
49 / 27 | Montana Hardware Company |
1918 |
49 / 28 | Mc (correspondents include McElroy & Holmden,
Samuel McKennan) |
1918 |
49 / 29 | M (correspondents include Charles E. Miller,
Missoula Mercantile, Montana District Court, Montana Industrial Accident Board,
Montana Oil Company, Montana State College Bozeman, C. W. Morrison, Henry L. Myers) |
1918 |
49 / 30 | M telegram (correspondents include Henry L. Myers) |
1918 |
49 / 31 | Alban B. Nixon |
1918 |
49 / 32 | N (correspondents include National Wool Growers'
Association, Northern Pacific Railroad Company) |
1918 |
49 / 33 | N telegrams (correspondents include National Wool
Growers' Association, National Wool Warehouse & Storage) |
1918 |
49 / 34 | O'Hanlon Company |
1918 |
49 / 35 | O (correspondents include Father John J. O'Kennedy,
Oklahoma Aberdeen Angus Breeders Association) |
1918 |
49 / 36 | O telegram (correspondents include O'Hanlon
Company) |
1918 |
50 / 1 | Allen Pierse |
1918 |
50 / 2-3 | Charles Benton Power (includes telegrams) |
1918 |
50 / 4-6 | T. C. Power & Bro., Ltd (includes telegrams) |
1918 |
50 / 7 | Power Implement Company |
1918 |
50 / 8 | Power Mercantile Company |
1918 |
50 / 9 | Power Morgan Company |
1918 |
50 / 10 | Power-Wilson Company |
1918 |
50 / 11 | P-Q (correspondents include James Orville
Patterson, F. D. Pease, John Merlin Power, Sarah E. Power, T. C. Power Motor Car
Co., Quinn-Shepherdson Co.) |
1918 |
50 / 12-13 | W. W. Robinson (includes telegrams) |
1918 |
50 / 14 | R (correspondents include John B. Rauch, Republican
State Central Committee, Mrs. Jacob Ritter, River Press Publishing Co.) |
1918 |
50 / 15 | R telegrams (correspondents include George L.
Ramsey) |
1918 |
50 / 16 | August Schwachheim |
1918 |
50 / 17 | Sharp Brothers |
1918 |
50 / 18 | S (correspondents include C. F. Schaffarzick, J.
Slaght, Richard deB Smith, C. W. Sparr, Samuel Stephenson, Granville Stuart, J. G.
Stuart, Sunnyside Store Co.) |
1918 |
50 / 19 | S telegrams (George W. Sill & Co., J. G.
Stuart) |
1918 |
50 / 20 | Taylor, Tipling & Co. |
1918 |
50 / 21 | Thorpe Brothers |
1918 |
51 / 1 | Trident Store Company |
1918 |
51 / 2 | T-V (correspondents include Three Forks Portland
Cement Co., Townsend Hardware & Implement Co., Millard F. Trask, Mike H. Tuohy,
Anna S. Turner, Union Wholesale Grocery Co., United States War Industries Board,
Jesse R. Villars) |
1918 |
51 / 3 | T telegram (correspondents include George L. Tracy
Co.) |
1918 |
51 / 4 | James A. Walsh |
1918 |
51 / 5 | W-Z (correspondents include Thomas J. Walsh,
Charles C. Webber, Eugene A. Wyatt, Yellowstone County Treasurer) |
1918 |
51 / 6 | A (correspondents include Walter H. Aldridge, B.
Altman & Co., American Aberdeen-Angus Breeders Assn., American National Live
Stock Association, American Smelting & Refining Co., Ames Realty Co., Anaconda
Copper Mining Co.) |
1919 |
51 / 7 | Lewis C. Babcock |
1919 |
51 / 8-9 | Isaac P. Baker (includes telegrams) |
1919 |
51 / 10 | Banks |
1919 |
51 / 11 | Belgrade Company Ltd. |
1919 |
51 / 12 | Benton Hardware Company |
1919 |
51 / 13-14 | Bogy Mercantile Company (includes telegrams) |
1919 |
51 / 15 | B. J. Boorman |
1919 |
51 / 16 | B (correspondents include Benton Baker, Joseph A.
Baker, John C. Barr, A. F. Belzer, Blaine County Government, George B. Bourne,
George Hale Brabrook, Bradstreet Co., Daniel Brereton, C. H. Bowers) |
1919 |
51 / 17 | B telegrams (correspondents include George Hale
Brabrook) |
1919 |
51 / 18 | E. F. Cameron |
1919 |
51 / 19 | Cascade Mercantile Company |
1919 |
51 / 20 | Collins Land Company |
1919 |
51 / 21 | D. J. Condon |
1919 |
51 / 22 | C (correspondents include Llewellyn Callaway,
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway) |
1919 |
51 / 23-24 | R.L. Diggs (includes telegrams) |
1919 |
51 / 25 | D (correspondents include Deere & Webber Co.,
Joseph M. Dixon) |
1919 |
51 / 26 | D telegram (correspondents include Deere &
Webber Co.) |
1919 |
51 / 27 | E (correspondents include Winifred A. Erickson) |
1919 |
52 / 1 | F (correspondents include Finch, Van Slyck &
McConville; Fisher Flouring Mills Co., Sarah J. Fox) |
1919 |
52 / 2 | F telegrams (correspondents include Fisher Flouring
Mills Co.) |
1919 |
52 / 3 | Hugh D. Galusha |
1919 |
52 / 4-6 | Gary Hay & Grain Company (includes telegrams) |
1919 |
52 / 7 | G (correspondents include Paris Gibson, O. Fletcher
Goddard, Great Northern Railway Co., Great Western Sugar Co.) |
1919 |
52 / 8 | F. George Heldt |
1919 |
52 / 9 | Simeon S. Hobson |
1919 |
52 / 10 | John D. Holliday |
1919 |
52 / 11 | H. K. & J. H. Howry |
1919 |
52 / 12 | Calvin E. Hubbard |
1919 |
52 / 13 | H (correspondents include F. J. Hagenbarth, Andrew
B. Hammond, Louis Heitman, Helena Commercial Club, Helena City officials, Hudson
Motor Car Co.) |
1919 |
52 / 14 | I (correspondents include International Harvester
Co.) |
1919 |
52 / 15 | Ole Johnson |
1919 |
52 / 16-17 | J (includes telegrams: correspondents include
Wilber Judson) |
1919 |
52 / 18 | K (correspondents include J. E. Townsend Kanouse,
Perry Kline) |
1919 |
52 / 19-20 | Local Lumber Company (includes telegrams) |
1919 |
52 / 21 | J. E. Logan |
1919 |
52 / 22 | L (correspondents include Herbert LaChappelle,
Walter M. Leuthold, Lewis and Clark County Assessor, Lewistown Wholesale Company) |
1919 |
52 / 23 | Manhattan Mercantile Company |
1919 |
52 / 24 | Marshall Field & Company |
1919 |
52 / 25 | T. L. Martin |
1919 |
52 / 26 | Montana Hardware Company |
1919 |
52 / 27 | Mc (correspondents include John McBarron, J. A.
McDonough, McElroy & Holmden) |
1919 |
53 / 1 | M (correspondents include Malin-Yates Co., Charles
E. Miller, Missoula Mercantile, Montana District Court, Montana Industrial Accident
Board, Montana Oil Company, Montana Ranches Company, C. W. Morrison, Henry L. Myers) |
1919 |
53 / 2-3 | Alban B. Nixon (includes telegrams) |
1919 |
53 / 4 | N (correspondents include National Wool Warehouse
& Storage, Northern Pacific Railroad Company, Northrup, King & Co.) |
1919 |
53 / 5 | O'Hanlon Company |
1919 |
53 / 6 | O (correspondents include Harry J. O'Brien, John N.
O'Brien, Father John J. O'Kennedy, Oregon and Western Colonization Co.) |
1919 |
53 / 7 | Allen Pierse |
1919 |
53 / 8-9 | Charles Benton Power (includes telegrams) |
1919 |
53 / 10-13 | T. C. Power & Bro. (includes telegrams) |
1919 |
53 / 14 | Power Implement Company |
1919 |
53 / 15-16 | Power Mercantile Company (includes telegrams) |
1919 |
53 / 17 | Power-Morgan Company |
1919 |
53 / 18-19 | Power-Wilson Company (includes telegrams) |
1919 |
53 / 20 | P (correspondents include F. D. Pease, John Merlin
Power, Sarah E. Power, T. C. Power Motor Car Co., John E. Price & Co.) |
1919 |
53 / 21 | W. P. Rixon |
1919 |
53 / 22 | R (correspondents include John B. Rauch, Carl W.
Riddick, River Press Publishing Co., Joseph Rosenbaum) |
1919 |
53 / 23 | R telegram (correspondents include R. J. Roseth) |
1919 |
53 / 24 | August Schwachheim |
1919 |
53 / 25 | Sharp Brothers |
1919 |
53 / 26 | S (correspondents include C. F. Schaffarzick, W. A.
Selvidge, Shea, Smith & Co., I. S. Singer, Slettengren and Arnell Real Estate,
Richard deB Smith, Society of Montana Pioneers, Samuel Stephenson, F. E. Stranahan) |
1919 |
53 / 27 | Taylor, Tipling & Co. |
1919 |
53 / 28-29 | Thorpe Brothers (includes telegrams) |
1919 |
53 / 30 | Tri-City Oil Company, Inc. |
1919 |
53 / 31 | Trident Store Company |
1919 |
53 / 32 | T-V (correspondents include Three Forks Portland
Cement Co., Townsend Hardware & Implement Co., Anna S. Turner, Union Wholesale
Grocery Co., United States Internal Revenue Service, United States Smelting and
Refining, United States War Department, Jesse R. Villars) |
1919 |
54 / 1 | James A. Walsh |
1919 |
54 / 2 | W-Z (correspondents include Thomas J. Walsh, S. P.
Wilson, Eugene A. Wyatt, Yellowstone Park Transportation Co.) |
1919 |
54 / 3 | W-Z telegrams (correspondents include Frederic R.
Weekes) |
1919 |
54 / 4 | A (correspondents include American National Live
Stock Association, American Smelting & Refining Co., Ames Realty Co., Anaconda
Copper Mining Co.) |
1920 |
54 / 5 | A telegrams (correspondents include B. Altman &
Co.) |
1920 |
54 / 6 | Lewis C. Babcock |
1920 |
54 / 7-8 | Isaac P. Baker (includes telegrams) |
1920 |
54 / 9-10 | Banks (includes telegrams) |
1920 |
54 / 11-12 | Belgrade Company Ltd. (includes telegrams) |
1920 |
54 / 13 | Benton Hardware Company |
1920 |
54 / 14 | Block P Mining Company |
1920 |
54 / 15-16 | Bogy Mercantile Company (includes telegrams) |
1920 |
54 / 17 | B. J. Boorman |
1920 |
54 / 18 | J. H. Burke |
1920 |
54 / 19 | B (correspondents include Benton Baker, Bemis Bros.
Bag Co., Bismarck Realty Co., Louis V. Bogy, C. H. Bowers, Bowles Live Stock
Commission Co., Daniel Brereton, Bunker Hill & Sullivan Mining &
Concentrating Co.) |
1920 |
54 / 20 | B telegrams (correspondents include Flora Birch) |
1920 |
54 / 21 | E. F. Cameron |
1920 |
54 / 22 | Cascade Mercantile Company |
1920 |
54 / 23 | Clay, Robinson & Company |
1920 |
54 / 24 | Collins Land Company |
1920 |
54 / 25 | D. J. Condon |
1920 |
54 / 26 | C (correspondents include Caird Engineering Works,
Edward F. Cameron, Cascade County Commissioners, Chicago & North-Western Railway
Co., Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway) |
1920 |
54 / 27-28 | R. L. Diggs (includes telegrams) |
1920 |
55 / 1 | D-F (correspondents include Joseph M. Dixon, Ernst
& Ernst, John M. Evans, Fisher Flouring Mills Co., May G. Flanagan, Sarah J.
Fox, Frye & Company) |
1920 |
55 / 2 | F telegrams (correspondents include Frye &
Company) |
1920 |
55 / 3-4 | Hugh D. Galusha (includes telegrams) |
1920 |
55 / 5-8 | Gary Hay & Grain Company (includes telegrams) |
1920 |
55 / 9 | G (correspondents include Great Western Grain Co.) |
1920 |
55 / 10 | Simeon S. Hobson |
1920 |
55 / 11-12 | John D. Holliday (includes telegrams) |
1920 |
55 / 13 | H (correspondents include W. K. Harber, Charles E.
Heisey, Louis Heitman; Helena, City officials, Harry B. Hill, Hudson Motor Car Co.) |
1920 |
55 / 14 | H telegrams (correspondents include Hudson Motor
Car Co.) |
1920 |
55 / 15 | I (correspondents include International Harvester
Co.) |
1920 |
55 / 16-18 | Ole Johnson (includes telegrams) |
1920 |
55 / 19-20 | J (includes telegrams: correspondents include
Wilber Judson) |
1920 |
55 / 21 | Local Lumber Company |
1920 |
56 / 1 | L (correspondents include F. S. Lang & Co., W.
L. Lawson, Lewis and Clark County Clerk & Recorder, Lewis and Clark County
Commissioners) |
1920 |
56 / 2 | McDonald Brothers |
1920 |
56 / 3-5 | Manhattan Mercantile Company (includes telegrams) |
1920 |
56 / 6 | Montana Hardware Company |
1920 |
56 / 7 | Mc (correspondents include J. A. McDouough, McElroy
& Holmden, H. G. McIntire, Samuel McKennan) |
1920 |
56 / 8 | Mc telegram (correspondents include Samuel
McKennan) |
1920 |
56 / 9 | M (correspondents include Malin Yates Co., Missoula
Mercantile, Monarch Mercantile Co., Montana District Court, Montana Governor's
Office, Montana Highway Commission, Montana Livestock Commission, Montana Power
Company, Montana Secretary of State, Henry L. Myers) |
1920 |
56 / 10 | M telegrams (correspondents include Hotel Maryland,
Henry L. Myers) |
1920 |
56 / 11 | Alban B. Nixon |
1920 |
56 / 12 | N (correspondents include National Wool Warehouse
& Storage, Northern Pacific Railroad Company, Northrup, King & Co.) |
1920 |
56 / 13 | O'Hanlon Company |
1920 |
56 / 14 | O (correspondents include Morgan J. O'Brien,
Oklahoma Portland Cement Co., J. E. Oppenheimer |
1920 |
56 / 15 | O telegram (correspondents include Morgan J.
O'Brien) |
1920 |
56 / 16-17 | Charles Benton Power (includes telegrams) |
1920 |
56 / 18 | T. C. Power & Bro., Ltd. |
1920 |
56 / 19 | T. C. Power & Company |
1920 |
56 / 20 | Power Implement Company |
1920 |
56 / 21-22 | Power Mercantile Company (includes telegrams) |
1920 |
56 / 23 | Power-Morgan Company |
1920 |
56 / 24 | Power-Wilson Company |
1920 |
57 / 1 | P-R (correspondents include F. D. Pease, Powell
County Treasurer, Power Hardware Co., John Merlin Power, Sarah E. Power, John B.
Rauch, Republican National Committee, Republican State Central Committee, Carl W.
Riddick, Royal Milling Co.) |
1920 |
57 / 2 | August Schwachheim |
1920 |
57 / 3 | Sharp Brothers |
1920 |
57 / 4 | S (correspondents include C. F. Schaffarzick,
Society of Montana Pioneers, C. W. Sparr, J. W. Speer) |
1920 |
57 / 5 | Taylor, Tipling & Co. |
1920 |
57 / 6 | Thorpe Brothers |
1920 |
57 / 7-8 | Tri City Oil Company Inc. (includes telegrams) |
1920 |
57 / 9 | Trident Store Company |
1920 |
57 / 10 | T-U (correspondents include Three Forks Portland
Cement Co., Townsend Hardware & Implement Co., Anna S. Turner; United States War
Department) |
1920 |
57 / 11 | James A. Walsh |
1920 |
57 / 12 | W-Z (correspondents include Wells, Fargo & Co.,
Wells-Dickey Co., Western Union, H. W. White Investment Co., S. F. Wilson & Co.) |
1920 |
57 / 13 | W telegrams (correspondents include Thomas J.
Walsh) |
1920 |
57a / 1 | A (correspondents include Albers Bros., Milling
Co., American Smelting & Refining Co., Anaconda Copper Mining Co., Joseph
Armont, Arro Oil & Refining Co.) |
1921 |
57a / 2 | Isaac P. Baker |
1921 |
57a / 3-4 | Banks |
1921 |
57a / 5-6 | Belgrade Company Ltd. |
1921 |
57a / 7 | Benton Hardware Company |
1921 |
57a / 8-10 | Block P Mining Company |
1921 |
57a / 11-12 | Bogy Mercantile Company |
1921 |
57a / 13 | Boorman Lumber Company |
1921 |
57a / 14 | B (correspondents include B. J. Boorman) |
1921 |
57b / 1 | Cascade Mercantile Company |
1921 |
57b / 2 | Cascade Milling and Elevator Company |
1921 |
57b / 3 | D. J. Condon |
1921 |
57b / 4 | Connecticut Life Insurance Company |
1921 |
57b / 5 | C (correspondents include Caird Engineering Works,
Bishop John P. Carroll, Cascade County Commissioners; Chicago, Milwaukee & St.
Paul Railway, E. S. Clark, John Clay & Co., Coffin Bros.) |
1921 |
57b / 6 | R. L. Diggs |
1921 |
57b / 7 | D-E (correspondents include Joseph M. Dixon, Erie
City Iron Works, Ernst & Ernst) |
1921 |
57b / 8 | J. M. Flint |
1921 |
57b / 9 | F (correspondents include Fairbanks, Morse &
Co., Fisher Flouring Mills Co., May G. Flanagan, Nathaniel Ford) |
1921 |
57b / 10-11 | Gary Hay and Grain Company |
1921 |
57b / 12 | G (correspondents include J. Leo Gesell, Great
Northern Railway Co., Great Western Grain Co.) |
1921 |
57b / 13 | Cora A. Hill |
1921 |
57b / 14 | S. S. Hobson |
1921 |
57b / 15 | H (correspondents include W. K. Harber, Louis
Heitman, Helena Building & Realty Co., Helena City Clerk, Herrin & Hoffman,
Hubbard Abstract Co., William H. Hunt) |
1921 |
57b / 16 | I-K (correspondents include International Harvester
Co., Oscar Johnston) |
1921 |
57b / 17 | Local Lumber Company |
1921 |
57b / 18 | L (correspondents include Lewis and Clark County
Assessor, Dr. A. F. Longeway) |
1921 |
57b / 19 | Malin-Yates Company |
1921 |
57b / 20-21 | Manhattan Mercantile Company |
1921 |
57c / 1 | Massachusetts Mutual Life Insurance Company (re
McDonald Co. Building) |
1921 |
57c / 2 | Washington J. McCormick |
1921 |
57c / 3 | Missoula Mercantile Company |
1921 |
57c / 4 | Ray T. Moe |
1921 |
57c / 5 | Monarch Mercantile Company |
1921 |
57c / 6 | Henry L. Myers |
1921 |
57c / 7 | M (correspondents include G. W. Merkle Coal Co.,
Montana Railroad Commission, Montana Trade at Home Association, C. W. Morrison) |
1921 |
57c / 8-9 | Alban B. Nixon |
1921 |
57c / 10 | N-O (correspondents include National Wool Warehouse
& Storage Co., Northern Pacific Railroad Company, Northrup, King & Co.,
Thomas O'Hanlon, Jack O'Leary) |
1921 |
57c / 11 | Charles Benton Power |
1921 |
57c / 12 | John M. Power |
1921 |
57c / 13 | Power Implement Company |
1921 |
57c / 14-15 | Power Mercantile Company |
1921 |
57c / 16-17 | Power-Morgan Company |
1921 |
57c / 18-19 | T. C. Power and Brother Ltd. |
1921 |
57c / 20 | Power-Wilson Company |
1921 |
57c / 21 | P (correspondents include Packard Motor Car Co.,
Allen Pierse, Margaret Power, Sarah E. Power, T. C. Power Co.) |
1921 |
57d / 1 | John B. Rauch |
1921 |
57d / 2 | Carl W. Riddick |
1921 |
57d / 3 | R (correspondents include Ringwald Bros & Co.,
Charles O. Robinson) |
1921 |
57d / 4 | Sharp Brothers |
1921 |
57d / 5 | James T. Sanford |
1921 |
57d / 6 | S (correspondents include St. Ignatius Mission, St.
Vincent's Academy, Schaub Brothers, Sims & Armington, Sisters of Charity,
Slettengren and Arnell Real Estate, Society of Montana Pioneers) |
1921 |
57d / 7 | Thorpe Brothers |
1921 |
57d / 8 | Townsend Hardware and Implement Company |
1921 |
57d / 9 | T-V (correspondents include Frances D. Tait, Joseph
K. Toole, Tri-City Oil Co., Inc., Trident Store Co., T. J. Troy, United States
Internal Revenue Service, United States Post Office Department) |
1921 |
57d / 10 | Thomas J. Walsh |
1921 |
57d / 11 | Frederic R. Weekes |
1921 |
57d / 12 | W (correspondents include N. P. Walters Detective
Agency, Wood Brothers, Eugene A. Wyatt) |
1921 |
57d / 13 | A (correspondents include B. R. Albin, American
Smelting & Refining Co., Ames Realty Co., Joseph Armont, Arro Oil & Refining
Co.) |
1922 |
57d / 14 | Lewis C. Babcock |
1922 |
57d / 15 | Isaac P. Baker |
1922 |
57d / 16 | Banks |
1922 |
57d / 17-18 | Belgrade Company, Ltd. |
1922 |
57d / 19 | Benton Hardware Company |
1922 |
57d / 20 | Block P Mining Company |
1922 |
57d / 21 | Bogy Mercantile Company |
1922 |
57d / 22 | B. J. Boorman |
1922 |
57d / 23 | B (correspondents include Barker Mines Co., Bemis
Bros. Bag Co., Louis V. Bogy, Bradstreet Co., Daniel Brereton, Percy Bullard, Bunker
Hill & Sullivan Mining & Concentrating Co.) |
1922 |
57d / 24 | E. F. Cameron |
1922 |
58 / 1 | Cascade Mercantile Company |
1922 |
58 / 2 | Collins Land Company |
1922 |
58 / 3 | D. J. Condon |
1922 |
58 / 4 | C (correspondents include Edward F. Cameron,
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway, John Clay & Co.) |
1922 |
58 / 5 | R. L. Diggs |
1922 |
58 / 6-9 | D-F (correspondents include Ernst & Ernst,
Fisher Flouring Mills Co.) |
1922 |
58 / 10 | Gary Hay and Grain Company |
1922 |
58 / 11 | G (correspondents include Great Northern Railway
Co., Great Western Sugar Co.; Gunn, Rasch & Hall) |
1922 |
58 / 12 | Simeon S. Hobson |
1922 |
58 / 13 | John D. Holliday |
1922 |
58 / 14 | Calvin E. Hubbard |
1922 |
58 / 15-16 | H-I (correspondents include H. C. Hagalie, W. K.
Harber, Helena City Clerk, Mrs. Harry B. Hill, A. M. Holter Hardware Co., Hudson
Motor Car Co.) |
1922 |
58 / 17 | Ole Johnson |
1922 |
58 / 18 | J (correspondents include George J. Joyce) |
1922 |
58 / 19 | K (correspondents include Perry Kline) |
1922 |
58 / 20 | Local Lumber Company |
1922 |
58 / 21 | L (correspondents include Lewis and Clark County
Treasurer) |
1922 |
58 / 22 | McDonald Brothers |
1922 |
58 / 23-24 | Manhattan Mercantile Company (includes telegrams) |
1922 |
58 / 25 | Marshall Field & Company |
1922 |
58 / 26 | Montana Hardware Company |
1922 |
58 / 27 | Mc (correspondents include Washington J. McCormick) |
1922 |
58 / 28 | M (correspondents include D. F. Mains,
Massachusetts Mutual Life Insurance Co., Mill Mutuals Agency, Missoula Mercantile
Co., Monarch Mercantile Co., Montana Auditor, Montana Highway Commission, Montana
Railroad Commission, Murphy, Maclay & Co., Henry L. Myers) |
1922 |
58 / 29 | M telegrams (correspondents include Massachusetts
Mutual Life Insurance Co., Monarch Mercantile Co.) |
1922 |
58 / 30 | Alban B. Nixon |
1922 |
58 / 31 | N (correspondents include National Wool Warehouse
& Storage, Northern Pacific Railroad Company) |
1922 |
59 / 1 | O'Hanlon Company |
1922 |
59 / 2 | O (correspondents include R. B. Oliver) |
1922 |
59 / 3 | Charles Benton Power |
1922 |
59 / 4 | T. C. Power & Bro., Ltd. |
1922 |
59 / 5 | Power Implement Company |
1922 |
59 / 6 | Power Mercantile Company |
1922 |
59 / 7 | Power-Morgan Company |
1922 |
59 / 8 | Power-Wilson Company |
1922 |
59 / 9 | P (correspondents include Alfred F. Pashley,
Phoenix Development Co., Power Hardware Co., T. C. Power Motor Car Co., Power &
Wells Cattle Co., Charles N. Pray) |
1922 |
59 / 10 | P telegrams (correspondents include Plymouth
Cordage Co.) |
1922 |
59 / 11 | R (correspondents include John B. Rauch, River
Press Publishing Co., Ryan Fruit Co.) |
1922 |
59 / 12 | R telegrams (correspondents include Carl W.
Riddick) |
1922 |
59 / 13 | August Schwachheim |
1922 |
59 / 14 | Sharp Brothers |
1922 |
59 / 15 | S (correspondents include Schaub Brothers, Peter
Schuttler Co., Slettengren and Arnell Real Estate, Society of Montana Pioneers) |
1922 |
59 / 16 | Taylor, Tipling & Company |
1922 |
59 / 17-18 | Thorpe Brothers (includes telegrams) |
1922 |
59 / 19 | Tri-City Oil Company |
1922 |
59 / 20 | Trident Store Company |
1922 |
59 / 21 | T-V (correspondents include J. B. Taylor, Townsend
Hardware & Implement Co.; United States Internal Revenue Service, United States
Smelting and Refining, United States War Finance Loan Corporation, Jesse R. Villars) |
1922 |
59 / 22 | James A. Walsh |
1922 |
59 / 23 | W-Y (correspondents include Thomas Walbery, Thomas
J. Walsh, Charles C. Webber, Frederic R. Weekes, S. F. Wilson & Co.) |
1922 |
59 / 24 | B. J. Boorman |
1923 |
59 / 25 | B-M (correspondents include Daniel Brereton, Ernst
& Ernst) |
1923 |
59 / 26 | Charles Benton Power |
1923 |
59 / 27 | Power Mercantile Company |
1923 |
59 / 28 | Power-Morgan Company |
1923 |
59 / 29 | Power-Wilson Company |
1923 |
59 / 30 | T-Y (correspondents include Townsend Hardware &
Implement Co., United States Internal Revenue Service) |
1923 |
59 / 31-32 | Charles Benton Power |
1924, 1927 |
59 / 33 | Power-Morgan Company |
1927 |
59 / 34 | W (correspondents include Walsh & Nagle) |
1927 |
59 / 34a | Chas DeLong |
undated |
59 / 34b | Charles Benton Power and children |
1911-1923 |
Financial Records |
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Box/Folder | ||
59 / 35 | Bills & statements, "L" miscellaneous |
1875 |
59 / 36-37 | Bills & statements (includes J. H. McKnight
& Co.; T.C. Power and Bro.) |
1876 |
59 / 38 | Bills & statements, J. H. McKnight & Co. |
1877 |
59 / 39 | Bills & statements, T. C. Power & Bro. |
1877 |
60 / 1 | Bills & statements, T. C. Power & Bro. |
1878 |
60 / 2-4 | Bills & statements, B-P (includes J.H. McKnight
& Co.; T.C. Power & Bro.) |
1879 |
60 / 5-9 | Bills & statements, C-U (includes J.H. McKnight
& Co.; T.C. Power & Bro.; United States Indian Service Crow Agency) |
1880 |
60 / 10-17 | Bills & statements, B-U (includes Isaac P.
Baker, Henry P. Brooks, Judith Cattle Co., J.H. McKnight & Co., T.C. Power &
Bro., United States Indian Service Crow Agency, United States War Department Ft.
Maginnis) |
1881 |
60 / 18-30 | Bills & statements, A-Z (includes Isaac P.
Baker, Benton & Helena Stage Co., Clum & Dingman, Marshall Field & Co.,
T.C. Power & Bro., T.C. Power & Co.) |
1882 |
60 / 31-38 | Bills & statements, A-Z (includes T.C. Power
and Co.) |
1883 |
61 / 1-12 | Bills & Statements, A-Z (includes Marshall
Field & Co., T.C. Power & Co.) |
1884 |
61 / 13-23 | Bills & statements, B-Z (includes Paul
McCormick & Co., Marshall Field & Co., T.C. Power and Bro., T.C. Power &
Co.) |
1885 |
61 / 24-36 | Bills & statements, A-Z (includes California,
Oregon & Idaho Stage Co., T.L. Martin, Poplar River Agency, Wolf Point Agency) |
1886 |
61 / 37-46 | Bills & statements, B-Y (includes Marshall
Field & Co.) |
1887 |
61 / 47 | Bills & statements, A |
1888 |
62 / 1-10 | Bills & statements, B-W (includes Paul
McCormick, Marshall Field & Co.) |
1888 |
62 / 11-27 | Bills & statements, A-W (includes Isaac P.
Baker, banks, Benton Transportation Co., Calgary Post, Helena Building &
Investment Co., T.C. Power & Bro.) |
1889 |
62 / 28-38 | Bills & statements, A-W (includes Isaac P.
Baker) |
1890 |
62 / 39-48 | Bills & statements, A-W (includes banks, Judith
Cattle Co., O'Hanlon & Co., United States War Department Ft. Assiniboine) |
1891 |
62 / 49-51 | Bills & statements, A-G |
1892 |
63 / 1-7 | Bills & statements, H-Y (includes Marshall
Field & Co., O'Hanlon Co.) |
1892 |
63 / 8-22 | Bills & statements, A-W (includes banks, Benton
Transportation Co., Nicholas M. Erickson, Judith Mercantile Co., Marshall Field
& Co., Montana Hardware Co.) |
1893 |
63 / 23-38 | Bills & statements, B-U (includes Isaac P.
Baker, banks, Nicholas M. Erickson, Judith Mercantile Co., J.H. McKnight & Co.,
Marshall Field & Co., Montana Hardware Co., T.C. Power & Bro., Power
Mercantile Co.) |
1894 |
63 / 39-52 | Bills & statements, B-W (includes Isaac P.
Baker, banks, J.H. McKnight & Co., Montana Hardware Co., T.C. Power & Co.,
Power Mercantile Co.) |
1895 |
64 / 1-12 | Bills & statements, C-T (includes Judith Cattle
Co., Montana Hardware Co., T.C. Power & Bro., Power Mercantile Co.) |
1896 |
64 / 13-18 | Bills & statements, C-W (includes J.H. McKnight
& Co.) |
1897 |
64 / 19-26 | Bills & statements, E-W (includes Thomas
O'Hanlon Estate, O'Hanlon Co.) |
1899 |
64 / 27 | Bills & statements, O'Hanlon Company |
1900 |
64 / 28-31 | Bills & statements, B-W (includes Belgrade
Company Ltd., T.C. Power Co.) |
1910 |
64 / 32-35 | Bills & statements, A-Z (includes Isaac P.
Baker, banks) |
1911 |
64 / 36-43 | Bills & statements, A-W (includes Belgrade Co.,
Ltd., Bogy Mercantile Co., James A. Walsh) |
1912 |
64 / 44-45 | Bills & statements, B-H (includes B.J. Boorman) |
1913 |
64 / 46-52 | Bills & statements, A-W (includes B.J. Boorman,
Collins Land Co., Sanborn co., James A. Walsh) |
1914 |
64 / 53-57 | Bills & statements, A-C (includes Belgrade Co.,
Ltd., B.J. Boorman, Cascade Mercantile Co.) |
1915 |
65 / 1-3 | Bills & statements, C-W (includes T.C. Power
Co.) |
1915 |
65 / 4-9 | Bills & statements, A-W (includes Belgrade Co.,
Ltd., B.J. Boorman, T.C. Power Co.) |
1916 |
65 / 10-21 | Bills & statements, B-W (includes Benton
Hardware Co., Inc., B.J. Boorman, Montana Oil Co., T.C. Power Motor Car Co., Taylor
Tipling & Co., James A. Walsh) |
1917 |
65 / 22-27 | Bills & statements, A-S (includes B.J. Boorman,
T.C. Power Motor Car Co., Power-Morgan Co.) |
1918 |
65 / 28-37 | Bills & statements, A-W (includes banks, B.J.
Boorman, T.C. Power & Bro., T.C. Power Co., T.C. Power Motor Car Co., Taylor
Tipling & Co.) |
1919 |
65 / 38 | Bills & statements, Belgrade Company Ltd. |
1920 |
66 / 1-6 | Bills & statements, B-W (includes T.C. Power
& Bro., T.C. Power Motor Car Co., Taylor Tipling & Co.) |
1920 |
66 / 7 | Bills & statements, C-M |
1921 |
66 / 8-10 | Bills & statements, A-Y (includes Taylor
Tipling & Co.) |
1922 |
66 / 11-13 | Bills & statements, C-Y (includes Power-Wilson
Co.) |
1923 |
66 / 14-15 | Checkbook stubs, American National Bank, Helena |
1899, 1911-1913 |
66 / 15a | Expenses (includes correspondence from American
National Bank, Helena) |
1876-1877 |
66 / 16 | Property and real estate list |
1878-1891 |
66 / 17 | Journal, Helena property |
1881-1900 |
66 / 18 | Ledger, Helena property |
1881-1900 |
67 / 1 | Journal for real estate |
1886-1906 |
67 / 2 | Ledger for real estate |
1886-1906 |
67 / 3 | Property list, description and assessed value |
1887-1895 |
67 / 4 | Bank book, National Bank of the Republic,
Washington, D. C. |
1890-1891 |
67 / 5 | Account and ledger book |
1900-1909 |
68 / 1 | Account book |
1900-1915 |
68 / 2 | Account book, monthly financial status of companies
owned by T. C. Power & Bro. |
1902 |
68 / 3 | Ledger, household expenses |
1907-1909 |
68 / 4 | Ledger |
1910-1920 |
68 / 5 | Journal, T. C. Power Estate |
1916-1920 |
69 / 1 | Annual statement of recapitulation of lumber yards |
1914 |
69 / 2-9 | Miscellaneous: trial balances |
1891-1900 |
69 / 10 | Miscellaneous: Thomas O'Hanlon Estate appraisal |
1900 |
69 / 11-21 | Miscellaneous: property assessment lists and
property taxation
RESTRICTED
|
1902-1912 |
70 / 1-7 | Miscellaneous: property assessment lists and
property taxation
RESTRICTED
|
1913-1919 |
70 / 8 | Miscellaneous: life insurance policy payments |
1871-1921 |
70 / 9 | Miscellaneous: insurance premium statements |
1925 |
70 / 10 | Miscellaneous: Escallier Sheep Company unearned
insurance payments |
1919 |
70 / 11 | Miscellaneous: insurance schedule submitted to the
Fire Insurance Underwriters of the Pacific |
1922 |
70 / 12 | Miscellaneous: cancelled and rewritten insurance
policy statements |
1923 |
70 / 13 | Miscellaneous: insurance premium statement |
1924 |
71 / 1 | Miscellaneous: cancelled certificates of deposit |
1885-1899 |
71 / 2-3 | Miscellaneous: cancelled notes |
1885-1915 |
71 / 4 | Miscellany |
1881 |
71 / 5 | Miscellaneous: freight hauled from Carroll |
1882 |
71 / 6-8 | Miscellany |
1883-1896 |
71 / 9 | Miscellaneous: financial account of corporations in
which T. C. Power had direct or indirect interest |
1917 |
71 / 10 | Miscellaneous: Liberty Bond subscriptions by Local
Lumber Company |
1918 |
71 / 11 | Miscellany |
1920 |
71 / 11a-c | Memo books |
1884-1902 |
Legal Documents |
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Box/Folder | ||
71 / 12 | Indictment: U. S. vs. W. F. Ensign, T. C. Power, C.
E. Giddings, and H. D. Upham (Blackfeet Agency court case) |
1873 |
71 / 13 | Certificate of sale: U. S. Indian Service, Ft.
Belknap to T. C. Power & Co. |
1877 |
71 / 14 | Miscellaneous: bills of sale |
1879 |
71 / 15 | Summons: Theodore I. Dawes against T. C. Power |
1881 |
71 / 16 | Miscellaneous (correspondents include Judith Cattle
Co., Lewistown) |
1881 |
71 / 17 | Agreement between C. A. Broadwater & Co. and T.
C. Power, manager of Fort Benton Transportation Company |
1882 |
71 / 18 | Agreements |
1882 |
71 / 19 | Bills of sale |
1882 |
71 / 20 | Deed, Patrick Murphy to T. C. Power |
1882 |
71 / 21 | Power of Attorney, T. C. Power to William R.
Merriam |
1882 |
71 / 22 | Agreement between Walter Burke and T. C. Power
& Bro. |
1883 |
71 / 23 | Agreement between Samuel T. Hauser, Thomas C.
Power, John T. Murphy, and E. G. Maclay |
1883 |
71 / 24 | Bonds |
1883 |
71 / 25 | Contract between Leighton & Jordan and T. C.
Power & Bro. |
1883 |
71 / 26 | Protest and manifest of merchandise, case of
steamer Butte damaged by fire |
1883 |
71 / 27 | Subcontracts |
1883 |
71 / 28 | Agreement between Clendenin Mining & Smelting
Co., E. W. Knight, and Collins, Duer & Co., et al. |
1884 |
71 / 29 | Bills of sale |
1884 |
71 / 30 | Bonds (includes Thomas A. Cummings, John W. Power) |
1884 |
71 / 31 | Agreement between C. A. Broadwater & Co. and T.
C. Power & Bro. |
1885 |
71 / 32 | Agreement between Paul McCormick & Co. and
Murphy Cattle Company Ltd. |
1885 |
71 / 33 | Agreement between T. C. Power & Bro. and
Broadwater, McCulloh & Company |
1885 |
71 / 34 | Lease between T. C. Power and William Chumasero |
1885 |
71 / 35 | Subcontracts (includes John W. Besserer, A. E.
Pound, John W. Power) |
1885 |
71 / 36 | Agreement and tenders between Canadian Indian
Affairs Superintendent, T. C. Power & Bro.; Tees, Wilson & Company, and John
Reiplinger |
1886 |
71 / 37 | Agreements (includes T. C. Power & Bro.) |
1886 |
71 / 38 | Bill of sale: Billings, Barker & Benton Mail
& Stage Company to E. P. King |
1886 |
71 / 39 | Contracts |
1886 |
71 / 40 | Leases between Canadian Department of Interior and
T. C. Power & Bro. |
1886 |
71 / 41 | Subcontracts (include John W. Power, W. B. Shaw) |
1886 |
71 / 42 | Execution: T. C. Power & Bro. vs. Walter Davis |
1887 |
71 / 43 | Agreement between T. C. Power, Paul McCormick, and
E. D. Bannister |
1888 |
71 / 44 | Subcontracts (includes John W. Power) |
1888 |
71 / 45 | Agreement between T. C. Power, James Sullivan, E.
D. Bannister, and J. B. Sanford |
1889 |
71 / 46 | Agreements (includes Walter A. Wood Mowing &
Reaping Machine) |
1889 |
72 / 1 | Contracts |
1889 |
72 / 2 | Agreement between Bay State Live Stock Company and
T. C. Power & Bro. |
1890 |
72 / 3 | Agreement with James Sullivan |
1890 |
72 / 4 | Agreement between U. S. Indian Affairs Office and
Charles A. Weare |
1890 |
72 / 5 | Bills of sale |
1890 |
72 / 6 | Leases (includes Joseph L. Townsend) |
1890 |
72 / 7 | Plaintiff complaint: E. D. Edgerton vs. T. C. Power
and James Sullivan |
1890 |
72 / 8 | Subcontract (includes John W. Power) |
1890 |
72 / 9 | Testimonial statement of H. G. McIntire in case of
E. D. Edgerton vs. T. C. Power and James Sullivan |
1890 |
72 / 10 | Agreement between Bay State Live Stock Company and
Murphy Cattle Company Ltd. |
1891 |
72 / 11 | Agreements (includes T. C. Power & Bro., Walter
A. Wood Mowing & Reaping Machine) |
1891 |
72 / 12 | Leases (includes D. A. McDonald) |
1891 |
72 / 13 | Bills of sale (includes D. A. McDonald) |
1892 |
72 / 14 | Bond: T. C. Power & Bro. to Millard F. Trask |
1892 |
72 / 15 | Leases (includes D. A. McDonald) |
1892 |
72 / 16 | Writs of attachment |
1892 |
72 / 17 | Deed: T. C. Power & Bro. to W. D. Symmes |
1893 |
72 / 18 | Leases (includes D. A. McDonald) |
1893 |
72 / 19 | Replication of E. D. Edgerton, case of E. D.
Edgerton vs. T. C. Power and James Sullivan |
1893 |
72 / 20 | Affidavit of James T. Sullivan, case of E. D.
Edgerton vs. T. C. Power and James T. Sullivan |
1894 |
72 / 21 | Leases |
1894 |
72 / 22 | Bills of sale |
1895 |
72 / 23 | Certificates of redemption |
1896 |
72 / 24 | Final judgment: State of Montana ex rel. R. C.
Wallace et al. vs. State Board of Equalization |
1896 |
72 / 25 | Warranty deed: Thomas O'Hanlon to Thomas O'Hanlon
Company Inc. |
1897 |
72 / 26 | Agreements (includes Benton & Lewistown Stage
Co.) |
1898 |
72 / 27 | Bills of sale |
1898 |
72 / 28 | Contract: U. S. War Department, Ft. Assiniboine and
Patrick E. Byrne |
1899 |
72 / 29 | Miscellaneous |
1900 |
72 / 30 | Appointment: Lewis and Clark Sheep Commissioner |
1901 |
72 / 31 | Bonds |
1906 |
72 / 32 | Agreements (includes Isaac F. Churchill, T. C.
Power & Bro., Ltd.) |
1913 |
72 / 33 | Bills of sale |
1913 |
72 / 34 | Agreements (includes Power Mercantile Co.,
Lewistown) |
1914 |
72 / 35 | Agreements (includes Sanborn Co.) |
1916 |
72 / 36 | Notice of passage of resolution of intention,
Helena City Council |
1916 |
72 / 37 | Sanborn Company proposition to sell property to
Power Implement Company |
1916 |
72 / 38 | Agreements (includes Manhattan Mercantile Co.,
Trident Store Co.) |
1917 |
72 / 39 | Miscellaneous |
1917 |
72 / 40 | Summons and precipice, T. C. Power vs. Ray T. Moe |
1921 |
72 / 41 | Points and authorities of appellants, E. D.
Edgerton vs. T. C. Power and James Sullivan |
circa 1890 |
Organizational Records |
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Box/Folder | ||
72 / 42-45a | Stock certificates (includes U. S. Ice and
Refrigerating Company, American Cotton Seed Company, Montana Folkebald Publishing
Company, First National Bank of Helena, unidentified company) |
1881-1895 |
72 / 46 | Board of Directors meeting: Helena, Hot Springs and
Smelter Railroad |
1890 |
72 / 47 | Preliminary meeting and trustees' meeting: Judith
Mercantile Company |
1890 |
72 / 48 | Resolution to sell Helena Motor Railway Company's
road |
circa 1890 |
72 / 49 | Stockholders' meeting: Sioux City and Northern
Packet Company |
1890 |
72 / 50 | Stock certificate sale: Park Canyon Gold and Silver
Mining Company |
1892 |
72 / 51 | Subscription list: First State Bank of Cascade |
1909 |
72 / 52 | Minutes: Montana Freight Rate Association |
1918 |
Clippings |
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Box/Folder | ||
72 / 53-55 | Miscellaneous |
1881-1918 |
Reports |
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Box/Folder | ||
72 / 56 | Mullan Pass Mining Company |
1882 |
72 / 57 | Coal conditions between Rocky Mountains, Dearborn
and Birch Creeks, and Marias River |
1887 |
72 / 58 | I. F. Churchill ranch report by C. Calvin Bower |
1913 |
72 / 59 | Wilbur Fisk Sanders Memorial Association |
1914 |
72 / 60 | Sale of horses to European allies at Miles City by
Samuel McKennan |
1915 |
72 / 61 | State Veterinary Surgeon's Report to the governor
of Montana |
1915 |
72 / 62 | Condition of Dallas Oil Field, Fremont County,
Wyoming, by M. J. Hopkins and F. John S. Sur |
1918 |
72 / 63 | Cascade Mercantile Company |
1919 |
72 / 64-66 | Certificates of assay |
1886-1889 |
Miscellany |
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Box/Folder | ||
73 / 1-2 | Bills of lading (includes C. Lehman; J. Mulherin
[?]) |
1876-1877 |
73 / 3 | Miscellaneous |
1878 |
73 / 4-6 | Memorandum books |
1883-1885 |
73 / 7 | Code book |
1885 |
73 / 8 | Diagrams of Fort Bogy Post and Wolf Point Post |
1886 |
73 / 9 | Northwest Territory land lease memo |
1886 |
73 / 10 | Property of Billings & Benton Stage Line |
1886 |
73 / 11 | Undelivered Fort Benton freight |
1886 |
73 / 12 | United States Indian Affairs Office proposals for
beef |
1886 |
73 / 13 | Estimated sewer installation costs in Helena |
1888 |
73 / 14 | Prospectus on Helena Insurance Agency
(Incorporated) |
1889 |
73 / 15 | Plat of land in Fergus, Meagher, and Yellowstone
counties |
1890 |
73 / 16 | Crow Indian Agency Council, position on grazing on
reservation |
1890 |
73 / 17 | E. D. Edgerton vs. T. C. Power and James T.
Sullivan |
1890 |
73 / 18 | Crow Indian Agency Council report on settlement of
damages caused by Big Horn Southern Railroad |
1892 |
73 / 19 | Miscellaneous |
1892 |
73 / 20 | Memorandum on construction of Steamboat Block |
1893 |
73 / 21 | Specifications for erection of building, Fort
Benton |
1896 |
73 / 22 | Bounty claims filed in Custer and Rosebud counties,
1901-1911 |
1911 |
73 / 23 | Memo of conversation between Bert Coty and T. C.
Power |
1911 |
73 / 24-25 | Bounty claims by county (comparative statements,
1909-1913) |
1909-1913 |
73 / 26 | Property owned by Power Mercantile Company,
Lewiston |
1913 |
73 / 27 | Bounty claims filed in Lincoln and Flathead
counties |
1914 |
73 / 28 | Bounty claims filed for years 1911-1915 |
1915 |
73 / 29 | Certificate of sustaining membership in the
National Republican Party |
1916 |
73 / 30 | Materials suitable for pavement of a Fort Benton
street |
1916 |
73 / 31-34 | Miscellaneous |
1916-1919 |
73 / 35 | Property owned by Power Mercantile Company,
Lewistown |
1920 |
73 / 36 | Sheep owners of Montana |
1920 |
73 / 37 | David Perry's account of William H. Donald's
indictment of Paul L. Van Cleve and horse stealing |
1922 |
73 / 38 | Miscellaneous |
1923 |
73 / 39 | Montana Oil Company insurance form |
undated |
73 / 40 | Statement by J. W. Garvey on insurance rates for
lumber yards |
undated |
73 / 41 | Plan for refrigeration unit, T. C. Power &
Bro., Fort Benton |
undated |
Bound Volumes-Financial Records |
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Volume | ||
4-8 | Cash books |
January 1895-November 1926 |
T.C. Power & Brother Return to Top
Container(s) | Description | Dates |
---|---|---|
Incoming Correspondence |
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Box/Folder | ||
74 / 1 | Ab-Ac (correspondents include Abbot-Downing Co.,
Acme Spring Bed Co.) |
1881-1894 |
74 / 2 | Ad-Ak (correspondents include James C. Adams) |
1881-1897 |
74 / 3 | Alb-Allen (correspondents include Alden Vinegar
Co., Allen, Moon & Co., O.R. Allen, Sanford Allen) |
1881-1894 |
74 / 4 | Alley-Alli (correspondents include Fred R. Alley,
A.H. & C.B. Alling, J.W. Allison) |
1881-1894 |
74 / 5 | Allp-Ander (correspondents include Amberg File
& Index Co., American Biscuit & Manufacturing Co., American Cereal Co.,
American Express Co., American Sugar Refinery Co., American Suit Manufacturing Co.,
John Anderson) |
1881-1894 |
74 / 6 | Andr-Armi (correspondents include Arbuckle Bros.
Coffee Co.) |
1882-1894 |
74 / 7 | Armo-Armsby (correspondents include Armour &
Co., Armour Packing Co., Armour-Cudahy, , James M. Armoux, J. K. Armsby & Co.) |
1883-1894 |
75 / 1 | Armstrong-As (correspondents include Armstrong
& Hartman, F. K. Armstrong, S. C. Ashby & Co.) |
1881-1894 |
75 / 2 | Atc-Atk (correspondents include John T. Athey) |
1881-1893 |
75 / 3 | Aub-Aul (correspondents include Charles A. Aubrey,
Auerbach, Finch & Van Slyck, J. C. Auld, S. M. Ault) |
1883-1894 |
75 / 4-5 | C. H. Austin |
1882-1894 |
75 / 6 | J. Austin-Ay (correspondents include N. Authier,
George Ayers, Charles W. Ayres) |
1883-1894 |
75 / 7 | A telegrams (correspondents include J.W. Allison,
American Cereal Co., American Express Co., American Sugar Refinery Co., Armour &
Co., Armour-Cudahy, Armour Packing Co., J. K. Armsby & Co., F. K. Armstrong,
John T. Athey, J. C. Auld, N. Authier) |
1881-1894 |
75 / 8-9 | Isaac P. Baker |
January 1881-July 1883 |
76 / 1-9 | Isaac P. Baker |
August 1883-June 1886 |
77 / 1-8 | Isaac P. Baker |
July 1886-June 1888 |
78 / 1-5 | Isaac P. Baker |
December 1888-May 1893 |
78 / 6-9 | Isaac P. Baker, telegrams |
1882-1893 |
79 / 1-8 | Banks A-S (includes First National Bank in Great
Falls, Helena, and Leavenworth, Kansas) |
1882-1904 |
79 / 9 | Banks, telegrams |
1881-1887 |
80 / 1 | Blackfeet Agency Post |
1880-1882 |
80 / 2-5 | Boats (includes telegrams) |
1881-1889, undated |
80 / 6-7 | H. I. Bodley & Company |
1881-1884 |
80 / 8 | C. A. Broadwater & Company |
April 1880-April 1881 |
81 / 1-3 | C. A. Broadwater & Company (includes telegrams) |
May 1881-May 1882 |
81 / 4-7 | Broadwater, McCulloh & Company |
May 1881-February 1883 |
82 / 1-7 | Broadwater, McCulloh & Company |
March 1883-May 1886 |
83 / 1-5 | Broadwater, McCulloh, & Company |
June 1886-December 1892 |
83 / 6-9 | Broadwater, McCulloh, & Company, telegrams |
1882-1887 |
83 / 10 | Broadwater, McNamara & Company |
1882-1883 |
84 / 1 | Broadwater, McNamara & Company |
1884-1890 |
84 / 2 | Broadwater, McNamara & Company, telegrams |
1882, 1889-1890 |
84 / 3 | Bab-Bai (correspondents include Babcock &
Miles, Bach, Cory & Co., Bain Wagon Co.) |
1882-1893 |
84 / 4 | Bak (correspondents include Baker & DeLorimier,
Joseph A. Baker, I. G. Baker, I.G. Baker & Co.) |
1881-1893 |
84 / 5 | Bal-Ban (correspondents include G.F. Balding; J.H.
Baldwin; Balfour, Guthrie & Co.; R.S. Ball; A.L. Bancroft & Co.; J.A.
Banfield & Co.) |
1882-1890 |
84 / 6 | Bar-Barn (correspondents include Barnard Bros.
& Cope, W.D. Barclay) |
1882-1893 |
84 / 7 | Barr (correspondents include A. R. Barrows, John C.
Barr) |
1882-1887 |
84 / 8 | Bars-Bat (correspondents include Barstow &
Whitelaw, Charles W. Barstow, William C. Bartlett) |
1881-1893 |
85 / 1 | Bau-Beau (correspondents include E. W. Beattie,
Beaupre, Keogh & Co., Beaupre, Keogh & Davis, R. T. Bayliss) |
1882-1892 |
85 / 2 | Bec-Bel (correspondents include Belanger &
Boissonneault, Louis Belanger, Belgrade Mercantile Co.) |
1882-1893 |
85 / 3 | Bem-Bert (correspondents include E. Bement &
Sons, Bemis Bros. Bag Co., C. H. Benton) |
1882-1893, 1896 |
85 / 4 | Bes-Bis (correspondents include John W. Besserer,
Best, Russell & Co., Nicholas J. Bielenburg, Big Blackfoot Milling Co., C. G.
Birdseye, Bismarck Roller Mills) |
1881-1893 |
85 / 5 | Bla-Bli (correspondents include Valentin Blatz
Bottling Department) |
1882-1893 |
86 / 1 | Blo-Bog (correspondents include H. & L. Block,
Nathan F. Block, Louis V. Bogy, Thomas J. Bogy) |
1881-1893 |
86 / 2 | Boh-Boog (correspondents include C. Boissonneault,
E.L. Bonner & Co., James E. Booge & Co., Booge Packing Co.) |
1881-1891 |
86 / 3 | Book-Bowen (correspondents include George E. Boos,
Borup & Co., J. & A. Boskowitz, Alexander C. Botkin) |
1881-1891 |
86 / 4-5 | Bower Bros. |
1881-1893 |
86 / 6 | Bowes-Boyer (correspondents include William F.
Boxwell) |
1883-1893, 1903-1904 |
86 / 7 | Charles H. Boyle |
1881-1893 |
87 / 1 | Boyle-Bri (correspondents include Bradstreet Co.,
Thomas E. Brady, Daniel Brereton, C. L. Bristol, Broadstreet Mercantile Co.) |
1882-1892 |
87 / 2 | Bro-Bron (correspondents include Broadwater &
Pepin) |
1882-1895 |
87 / 3 | Broo (correspondents include Brooks & Hilger,
Anthony Brooks, Brooks Bros., Henry P. Brooks, John Brooks) |
1882-1892, 1898-1899 |
87 / 4 | Brou-Browne (correspondents include Barnard Brown,
Walter Brown's Son & Co., Brown and Williams, Brown Bros. & Co., David G.
Browne) |
1882-1892 |
87 / 6 | Bru-Buck (correspondents include S. Bruml, Buck
& Hunt, Horace R. Buck, W. H. Buck, R. W. Buckland) |
1882-1893 |
87 / 7 | Bue-Burc (correspondents include S. R. Buford,
Massena Bullard) |
1880-1893 |
88 / 1-2 | Julian F. Burd |
1883-1885 |
88 / 3 | S. C. Burd-Burg (correspondents include S. C. Burd,
H. D. Burghardt) |
1882-1893 |
88 / 4 | Burk-By (correspondents include Walter Burke, Burt
& Mears, Z. T. Burton, Butte & Montana Commercial Co., P. E. Byrne) |
1882-1893 |
88 / 5 | Ba-Bi, telegrams (correspondents include Bach, Cory
& Co., Bain Wagon Co., George A. Baker, I.G. Baker & Co., John C. Barr,
William C. Bartlett; Beaupre, Keogh & Davis; Beaupre, Keogh & Co., Belgrade
Mercantile Co., Bemis Bros. Bag Co.) |
1882-1892 |
88 / 6 | Bl-By, telegrams (correspondents include
Blackwell's Durham Tobacco Co., Valentin Blatz Bottling Department, Nathan F. Block,
Louis V. Bogy, James E. Booge & Co., Booge Packing Co., Charles H. Boyle, Daniel
Brereton, Broadwater & Pepin, Brown Bros. & Co., Barnard Brown, David G.
Browne, Buck & Hunt, S. Buford, Bullard & Barbour, Massena Bullard, Walter
Burke, Butte & Montana Commercial Co., W. H. Buck) |
1882-1893 |
88 / 7 | Frank J. Call & Company |
1886-1887 |
88 / 8 | Clum & Dingman |
December 1880-September 1881 |
89 / 1-7 | Clum & Dingman |
October 1881-April 1884 |
90 / 1-11 | Clum & Dingman |
May 1884-December 1887 |
91 / 1-3 | Clum & Dingman |
January 1888-December 1888, 1893 |
91 / 4 | Clum & Dingman, telegrams |
1881-1888 |
91 / 5 | Cab-Cal (correspondents include C. H. Cabaniss Jr.,
California Sugar Refinery; California, Oregon, & Idaho Stage Co.) |
1882-1894 |
91 / 6 | Cam-Cap (correspondents include Edward F. Cameron,
A. J. Campbell, P. Campbell, Canada, Indian Affairs Department; Canada, Northwest Mounted
Police, Canadian Pacific Railway Co.) |
1882-1894 |
91 / 7 | Card-Cars (correspondents include Guy Carlton,
Carroll & Powell, John V. Carroll, Michael Carroll, Carson, Pirie Scott &
Co., A. M. Carstairs & Co., Carstairs & Topping) |
1881-1894 |
91 / 8 | Cart-Cass (correspondents include Thomas H. Carter,
Cascade County officials, Cassils, Stimson & Co.) |
1881-1894 |
91 / 9 | Cast-Cav (correspondents include Castle Bros.,
Castle Bros. & Loupe, John K. Castner, Cataract Mill Co., C. M. Caverly) |
1882-1894 |
92 / 1 | Cec-Ces (correspondents include A. A. Cecil, Cereal
Milling Co.) |
1888-1894 |
92 / 2 | Cha-Chic (correspondents include John H. Charles,
Chicago & Eastern Illinois Railroad, Chicago & North-Western Railway Co.,
Chicago, Burlington & Northern Railway; Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
Railroad Co.; Chicago Cheese Co.; Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway;
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific Railway; Chicago, St. Paul & Kansas City;
Chicago, St. Paul, Minneapolis & Omaha Railway Co.) |
1880-1894 |
92 / 3 | Chil-Chr (correspondents include James M. Childs,
Chouteau County officials ) |
1881-1893 |
92 / 4 | Chu-Clap (correspondents include William Chumasero,
Isaac F. Churchill, O. H. Churchill) |
1881-1894 |
92 / 5-6 | Clark-Clary (correspondents include Clark Bros.
& Co.; H. Clark & Co. Clarke, Conrad & Curtain, Thomas Clary) |
1881-1894 |
92 / 7 | Clax-Cline (correspondents include T. James
Claxton; Clay, Robinson & Co., Clendenin Mining & Smelting Co., George
Clendenin Jr., R. H. Clendenin) |
1876, 1879, 1881-1890 |
93 / 1 | Cling-Coa (correspondents include E. R. Clingan) |
1881-1893 |
93 / 2 | Cob-Colg (correspondents include M. R. Cobb, R. E.
Cobb, Joseph Cobell, M. H. Cochrane, Mark Cockrill, Elijah Coffin, Cohen Bros. &
Co., W. J. Colgan) |
1881-1894 |
93 / 3 | Coll-Com (correspondents include Collier White Lead
& Oil Co.; Collins, Duer & Co., Jeremiah Collins, W.S. Collins), Comely
& Foote) |
1881-1894 |
93 / 4 | Con-Conn (correspondents include Connecticut Mutual
Life Insurance Co., Tom Connolly) |
1881-1894, 1898-1899, 1903 |
93 / 5 | Conr-Cooke (correspondents include Conrad Bros., W.
G. Conrad, Continental Oil Co., G. W. Cook) |
1880-1896 |
93 / 6-7 | Cool-L. Cop (correspondents include A. A. Cooper,
Cooper & Pigott, O.G. Cooper, William Cooper & Nephews) |
1882-1894 |
93 / 8 | Coq-Cov (correspondents include William Courtenay) |
1882-1894 |
94 / 1-5 | D. Cowan |
1888-1894 |
94 / 6 | M. Cowan-Cra (correspondents include Albert Cowin,
Crane Bros. Manufacturing Co., Phil M. Crapo, Crathern & Caverhill) |
1873, 1881-1897 |
94 / 7-8 | Cre-Cru (correspondents include L. W. Crichton,
Howard Crowby, Abe Crosson, Sam Crosson) |
1882-1894 |
95 / 1 | Cud-Cun (correspondents include Thomas A. Cummings) |
1882-1894 |
95 / 2 | Cup-Curr (correspondents include Samuel Cupples
Wooden Ware Co.) |
1881-1893 |
95 / 3 | Curt-Cut (correspondents include Curtis &
Burdett, J. R. Curtis, Custer Forwarding Co., Cutler & Gilbert) |
1881-1894 |
95 / 4 | Ca-Cl, telegrams (correspondents include California
Sugar Refinery, A. J. Campbell, P. Campbell, John V. Carroll, Michael Carroll,
Thomas H. Carter, John K. Castner, Cataract Mill Co., Cereal Milling Co., John H.
Charles, H. O. Chowen, Clark Bros. & Co., H. Clark & Co., Thomas Clary, ) |
1882-1894 |
95 / 5 | Co-Cu, telegrams (correspondents include W. S.
Collins, A. A. Cooper, O. G. Cooper, William Cooper & Nephews, William
Courtenay, David Cowan, Albert Cowin, Thomas A. Cummings, Samuel Cupples Wooden Ware
Co., Cutler & Gilbert) |
1883-1893 |
95 / 6 | Dak-Davie (correspondents include Dake Bakery,
Dallemand & Co., A. J. Davidson & Co., David Davies) |
1879-1893 |
95 / 7 | Davis (correspondents include A. C. Davis, Davis
& Wann, George C. Davis, John Davis) |
1882-1892 |
96 / 1 | Davison-Ded (correspondents include A. Davison,
James Dawson, Dearborn Sheep Co., W. D. Deaton, Fred DeBary & Co., DeCamp &
Beyer, John W. DeCamp & Co., D. K Dederick & Co., ) |
1881-1892 |
96 / 2 | Dee-Del (correspondents include Deere & Co.;
Deere, Mansur & Co., Walter W. DeLacy) |
1880-1892 |
96 / 3 | Dem-Desch (correspondents include A. L. Demers, T.
J. Demers, Charles Dennehy, Denny, Rice & Co.) |
1880-1893 |
96 / 4 | H. L. DesCombes |
1883-1890 |
96 / 5 | Dess-Dew (correspondents include Gus Desselle; L.
K. Devlin, Dewey, Gould & Co.) |
1882-1892 |
96 / 6 | Dex-Doc (correspondents include W. O. Dexter,
Diamond Match Co., W. H. Dick, F. H. Dickinson, Diebold Safe and Lock Co., N. V.
Dittlinger & Co., J. J. Dockery) |
1882-1892 |
96 / 7 | Dod-Dou (correspondents include John J. Donnelly;
H. F. Douglas; Douglas, Stuart & Forrest) |
1881-1892 |
97 / 1 | Dow-Dui (correspondents include C. M. Dowance,
Downs & Allen, William Downs, Michael Doyle & Co., Dozier-Weyl Cracker Co.,
J. R. Drew, Duck Brand Co., S. Duffin) |
1878, 1881-1893 |
97 / 2 | Dun-Dunl (correspondents include R. G. Dun &
Co., Dunlap & Mitchell) |
1881-1893 |
97 / 3 | Dunn-Dura (correspondents include Dunn, Lee &
Babcock, Thomas Dunn) |
1882-1887 |
97 / 4 | Durh-Dy (correspondents include Cass Durham, Dyas
& Murray, John P. Dyas) |
1881-1892 |
97 / 5 | D telegrams (correspondents include A. J. Davidson
& Co., A. C. Davis, George C. Davis, Dearborn Sheep Co., DeCamp & Beyer,
John W. DeCamp & Co., D. K. Dederick & Co., Deere & Co.; Denny, Rice
& Co., Gus Desselle, L. K. Devlin, John J. Donnelly, H. F. Douglas, Cass Durham,
Dyas & Murray) |
1882-1892 |
97 / 6-7 | S. S. Eaton (includes telegrams) |
1884-1886 |
97 / 8-9 | Erickson Post |
December 1887-August 1888 |
98 / 1-8 | Erickson Post |
September 1888-October 1889 |
99 / 1-9 | Erickson Post |
November 1889-March 1891 |
100 / 1-9 | Erickson Post |
April 1891-March 1892 |
101 / 1-9 | Erickson Post |
April 1892-May 1893 |
102 / 1-5 | Erickson Post |
June 1893-January 1894 |
102 / 6 | Erickson Post, telegrams |
1888-1893 |
102 / 7-8 | Ea-Elf (correspondents include J. P. Early, Eddy,
Hammond & Co., John W. Eddy, D. C. Ehrhart, Eldredge Manufacturing Co., Eldredge
Sewing Machine Co., Elfelt, Levi & Co.) |
1881-1892 |
103 / 1 | El (correspondents include E.M. Elliott, John J.
Ellis, I. L. Ellwood Manufacturing Co.) |
1882-1892 |
103 / 2 | Em-Er (correspondents include James H. Emery,
Empire Carbon Works, Nicholas M. Erickson) |
1881-1893 |
103 / 3 | Es-Ex (correspondents include Essex &
Waterworth, George Esterly & Son, James Ettien, Excelsior Manufacturing Co.) |
1881-1892 |
103 / 4 | E telegrams (correspondents include Eddy, Hammond
& Co.; John W. Eddy, D. C. Ehrhart, E. M. Elliott, I. L. Ellwood Manufacturing
Co., James H. Emery, Excelsior Manufacturing Co.) |
1882-1892 |
103 / 5-8 | Fort Belknap Post |
1880-1882 |
104 / 1-9 | Fort Belknap Post |
1883-1886 |
105 / 1-8 | Fort Belknap Post |
January 1887-March 1889 |
106 / 1-4 | Fort Belknap Post |
April 1889-December 1889 |
106 / 5-6 | Fort Belknap Post, telegrams |
1882-1889 |
106 / 7 | Fort McLeod Post, N. W. T. |
1881 |
106 / 8-9 | Fort Walsh, N. W. T. |
1881 |
107 / 1-5 | Fort Walsh, N. W. T. (includes telegrams) |
January 1882-May 1883 |
107 / 6 | Fab-Fen (correspondents include N. K. Fairbank
& Co., Fairbanks, Morse & Co., Fell & Vrooman, Fenno Brothers &
Childs) |
1881-1893 |
107 / 7 | Fer-A. Fergus (correspondents include Fenno
Brothers & Childs) |
1886-1893 |
107 / 8-9 | James Fergus; James Fergus & Son |
1881-1892 |
107 / 10 | K. Fergus-Fey (correspondents include Fergus County
Argus, Fergus officials) |
1883-1894 |
108 / 1 | Fie-Fir (correspondents include Finch, Van Slyck
& Company; Finch, Van Slyck, Young & Co.) |
1881-1892 |
108 / 2 | Fish (correspondents include Charles G. Fish) |
1881-1893 |
108 / 3 | Fisher-Fiske (correspondents include David Fisher,
Fiske Brothers, Louis S. Fiske & Co.) |
1882-1890 |
108 / 4 | Fit-Flah (correspondents include Flagler &
Holmer) |
1881-1894 |
108 / 5 | Flan-Foll (correspondents include Flint, Peabody
& Co, Michael Foley) |
1881-1893 |
108 / 6 | Fols-N. Ford (correspondents include David E.
Folsom, C. P. Ford & Company, Ellery C. Ford; J. S. Ford, Johnson & Company;
Nathaniel Ford) |
1881-1894 |
109 / 1 | R. Ford-Fore (correspondents include Ford Brothers,
Robert S. Ford) |
1881-1890 |
109 / 2 | Forg-Fos (correspondents include Forman, Ford &
Company; Fort Benton city officials; Fort Benton Transportation Co., H. S. Foster,
N. A. Foss) |
1881-1893 |
109 / 3-4 | Fow-Frank (correspondents include Frankel &
Block, N.A. Frankel & Co., Franklin Sugar Refining Co., R. Franklyn & Co.) |
1881-1893 |
109 / 5 | Frar-Fraz (correspondents include O. D. Frary, R.
Arthur Fraser, David Fratt, R. L. Frazee) |
1882-1892 |
109 / 6 | Fre-Fry (correspondents include George A. Fry &
Co.) |
1881-1893 |
109 / 7 | Fu-Fy (correspondents include L. C. Fyhrie &
Co.) |
1881-1892 |
110 / 1 | Fa-Fu telegrams (correspondents include N. K.
Fairbank & Co., Joseph Fecto; Fenno Brothers & Childs; Finch, Van Slyck
& Company; Charles G. Fish, David Fisher, Louis S. Fiske & Co.; Ford
Brothers, Robert S. Ford, H. S. Foster, Frankel & Block, N. A. Frankel &
Co., Franklin Sugar Refining Co., David Fratt, R. Franklyn & Co., R. L. Frazee) |
1882-1893 |
110 / 2-6 | General Agent (includes telegrams) |
1880-1882 |
110 / 7 | Ga (correspondents include William Gaddis, Gans
& Klein) |
1881-1894 |
111 / 1 | Ge-J. Gibson (correspondents include Herman C.
Geisse, Charles S. Gibson) |
1881-1892 |
111 / 2 | Paris Gibson |
1880-1892 |
111 / 3 | T. Gibson-Giv (correspondents include Gibson &
Chowen, M. A. Gillette, Gilmer & Salisbury Stage Co.) |
1881-1893 |
111 / 4 | Gj-Goi (correspondents include J. L. Gjerde;
Glaser, Frame & Co., Glass Block Store, Glidden Felt Pad Co., W. Glitschka,
Globe Hosiery Mills, H. B. Glover & Co., Ruben Godfrey, Geo. W. Goernflo) |
1881-1893 |
111 / 5 | Gol-Goodwin (correspondents include Goodrich Lumber
Company, G. H. Goodrich) |
1882-1893 |
111 / 6 | Goodyear (correspondents include Goodyear Rubber
Co., Goodyear's Metallic Rubber Shoe Co.) |
1884-1893 |
111 / 7 | Gor-Grah (correspondents include O. Fletcher
Goddard, Gordon & Ferguson) |
1881-1893 |
112 / 1-2 | Gran-Gray (correspondents include Grand Forks
Roller Mills, C.H. Graves & Co.) |
1881-1893 |
112 / 3 | Grea (correspondents include Great Central Route,
Great Falls & Canada Railway Co., Great Falls Lumber Co., Great Northern Railway
Co.) |
1883-1893, 1897 |
112 / 4 | Gree-Grim (correspondents include Greene &
Peck; Greenhood, Bohm & Co., Charles R. Greenleaf, Charles G. Griffith) |
1881-1894 |
112 / 5-6 | Griggs Brothers |
1889-1892 |
112 / 7 | Griggs, Cooper & Co. - Gu (correspondents include
Grommes & Ullrich) |
1881-1894 |
112 / 8 | Ga-Gra telegrams (correspondents include Gans &
Klein, Herman C. Geisse, Gibson & Chowen, Charles S. Gibson, Paris Gibson,
Goodrich Lumber Company, G. H. Goodrich, Grand Forks Roller Mills, C. H. Graves
& Co.) |
1882-1893 |
112 / 9 | Gre-Gu telegrams (correspondents include Great
Northern Railway Co., Greenhood, Bohm & Co., Charles R. Greenleaf, Charles G.
Griffith, Griggs Brothers) |
1882-1892 |
113 / 1-2 | Simeon S. Hobson (includes telegrams) |
1884-1892 |
113 / 3 | Haa-Hal (correspondents include Haas Bros., R. S.
Hale, Hallowell & Coburn) |
1881-1893 |
113 / 4 | Ham-Han (correspondents include Hamilton &
Hazlett, A. B. Hamilton, Will Hanks) |
1881-1893 |
113 / 5 | Hap-Hard (correspondents include Hapgood Plow Co.;
Harding, Martin & Caverly; Hardwood Manufacturing & Storage Co.) |
1881-1893 |
113 / 6 | Harm-Haw (correspondents include E. D. Hastie,
Hawkeye Steel Barb Fence Co.) |
1881-1892 |
113 / 7 | Hay-Heal (correspondents include John J. Healy, M.
J. Healy, Thomas F. Healy) |
1881-1893, 1896-1897 |
114 / 1 | Hean-Hem (correspondents include Louis Heitman, F.
George Heldt, Helena & Benton Stage Co., Helena & Livingston Smelting &
Reduction Co.) |
1881-1892 |
114 / 2 | Hen-Hep (correspondents include C. M. Henderson
& Co., A. W. Henry) |
1882-1892 |
114 / 3 | Herm-Merr (correspondents include George Herrmann
& Co., Frank Herron) |
1882-1892 |
114 / 4 | Hers-Hig (correspondents include L. H. Hershfield,
S. F. Hess & Co., C. L. Herzog, Spencer Hibbard) |
1881-1893 |
114 / 5 | Hild-Hill (correspondents include David Hilger,
Harry B. Hill, Joseph S. Hill, J. S. Hillyer) |
1880-1893, 1895 |
114 / 6 | Hin-Hir (correspondents include Joseph Hirshberg
& Co., Julius Hirshberg) |
1882-1892 |
114 / 7 | His-Hod (correspondents include John W. Hittle) |
1881-1891 |
115 / 1 | Hof-Hol (correspondents include Charles W. Hoffman,
A. M. Holter Hardware Co., Holter Lumber Co., Holy Family Mission) |
1881-1892 |
115 / 2 | Hom-Hors (correspondents include Home Land &
Cattle Co., Christopher W. Hoor, Jacob Hoover, S. P. Horr) |
1881-1892 |
115 / 3 | Hort-C. Hughes (correspondents include Thomas
Howard, Hudson Mining Co.) |
1878-1891 |
115 / 4-5 | Frank Hughes |
September 1880-October 1882 |
115 / 6 | J. Hughes-Hul (correspondents include P. H. Hughes) |
1881-1891 |
116 / 1 | Hum-Hus (correspondents include E. A. Huson) |
1881-1892 |
116 / 2 | Hut-Hy (correspondents include S. B. Hutchinson, H.
Hutchison, J. H. Huyck & Co.; Hyams, Pauson,& Co.) |
1881-1891 |
116 / 3 | Haa-Her telegrams (correspondents include Haas
Bros., Hallowell & Coburn; Harding, Martin & Caverly; Hardwood Manufacturing
& Storage Co., Samuel T. Hauser, M. J. Healy, F. Heldt, C. M. Henderson &
Co., A. W. Henry, George Frank Herron, C. L. Herzog) |
1882-1893 |
116 / 4 | Hew-Huy telegrams (correspondents include David
Hilger, George H. Hill, Charles W. Hoffman, Anton M. Holter, A. M. Holter &
Bro., Charles H. Hood, Thomas Howard, Frank Hughes) |
1882-1890 |
116 / 5 | Indian Contract Business: B - United States Indian
Affairs Office |
1882-1889 |
116 / 6-7 | Indian Contract Business: United States Indian
Service (includes Blackfeet, Colville, and Crow Agencies) |
1882-1889 |
117 / 1-2 | Indian Contract Business: United States Indian
Service (Flathead, Fort Belknap, Fort Berthoud, Fort Peck, Lemhi, and White Earth
Agencies); United States War Department |
1882-1889 |
117 / 3 | Indian Contract Business: telegrams |
1882-1885 |
117 / 4 | Id-Ind (correspondents include Iler & Co.,
Henry Imkamp, C. Imoda) |
1880-1892 |
117 / 5 | Ing-Ir (correspondents include G. E. Ingersoll, Ira
Ingraham, Inter Mountain Publishing Co.) |
1881-1897 |
117 / 6 | I telegrams (correspondents include Iler & Co.) |
1883, 1887 |
117 / 7-9 | Judith Cattle Company |
1882-1892 |
118 / 1 | Judith Cattle Company, telegrams |
1882, 1888-1891 |
118 / 2-6 | Judith Mercantile Company (includes telegrams) |
1890-1893 |
118 / 7-9 | Judith Post |
1882-1886 |
119 / 1-6 | Judith Post (includes telegrams) |
1887-1890 |
119 / 7 | Jac-Jan (correspondents include F. A. Janeaux) |
1880-1892 |
119 / 8 | Jaq-Job (correspondents include Jerrard &
Decamp) |
1881-1894 |
120 / 1 | John-Johnstone (correspondents include James,
Johnston & Co., Alexander Johnson) |
1881-1892 |
120 / 2 | Jol-Jone (correspondents include W. D. Jones) |
1882-1892 |
120 / 3 | Jons-Jour (correspondents include Joslin, Cudworth
& Co., Joslyn & Morse) |
1882-1892 |
120 / 4 | Joy-Ju (correspondents include Judith River Cattle
Co., Jurgens & Price, Justice Bateman & Co.) |
1881-1892 |
120 / 5 | J telegrams (correspondents include James, Johnston
& Co., Jerrard & Decamp, Alexander Johnson, Joslin Cudworth & Co.,
Justice Bateman & Co.) |
1880-1891 |
120 / 6 | Kab-Keen (correspondents include Max Kabaker,
Kalispell Roller Mills & Elevator, Kalispell Townsite Co., J. E. Townsend
Kanouse, W. H. Kanouse, Kavanaugh Bros.) |
1880-1892 |
120 / 7 | Kees-Kei (correspondents include Edson Keith &
Co., Keith Bros & Co., John M. Keith, O. R. Keith & Co.) |
1881-1892 |
121 / 1 | Kell (correspondents include P. H. Kelly & Co.,
P. H. Kelly Mercantile Co.) |
1879, 1881-1894 |
121 / 2 | Kels-Kill (correspondents include George Kennedy,
H. A. Kennedy, J. J. Kennedy, August Kern Barber Supply Co., Nicholas Kessler) |
1881-1892 |
121 / 3 | Kim-Kin (correspondents include Henry W. King &
Co.) |
1881-1892 |
121 / 4 | Kipp (correspondents include Joseph Kipp) |
1881-1893 |
121 / 5 | Kir-Kla (correspondents include James S. Kirk &
Co.) |
1881-1892 |
121 / 6 | Kle-Kli (correspondents include Albert
Kleinschmidt, Albert Kleinschmidt Commercial Co., Kleinschmidt & Bros, Henry G.
Klenze, Jacob Kline) |
1881-1892 |
121 / 7 | Kn-Kv (correspondents include Hiram Knowles, Peter
Koch, Conrad Kohrs) |
1881-1892 |
122 / 1 | Ka-Ky telegrams (correspondents include J. F.
Keating, James B. Keenan, John M. Keith, W. H. Kelly, P. H. Kelly Mercantile Co. W.
H. Kelly, August Kern Barber Supply Co., Henry W. King & Co., Joseph Kipp,
Albert Kleinschmidt, R. H. Kleinschmidt, Jacob Kline, M. Koch, A. Kyes) |
1882-1893 |
122 / 2-6 | Lewistown, Mont. |
1883-1885 |
123 / 1-7 | Lewistown, MT |
1885-1887 |
124 / 1-3 | Lewistown, MT |
1887-1887 |
124 / 4 | Lab-Lam (correspondents include S. Lachman &
Co., Charles Y. Lacy, Ladd Tobacco Co., Lake Michigan and Lake Superior
Transportation Co., Lake Superior Transit Co., Lambert & Bishop Wire Fence Co.) |
1881-1892 |
124 / 5 | Lan-Lap (correspondents include C. M. Lanning,
Lapeyre Brothers, Ben E. Lapeyre) |
1881-1892 |
124 / 6 | Lara-Lark (correspondents include John Largent, M.
C. Larkin) |
1881-1891 |
124 / 7 | Lars-Lef (correspondents include J. R. Latimer,
Lazear and Orr, Mack J. Leaming, E. E. Leech) |
1881-1892, 1898 |
125 / 1 | Leh-Leo (correspondents include Charles Lehman
& Co., Charles Lehman, Fred Lehman; Leighton, Jordan & Hedderich, Joseph
Leighton, W. C. Leistikow) |
1880-1892 |
125 / 2 | Lep-Lev (correspondents include Joseph Lessard) |
1881-1892 |
125 / 3 | Lew-Linc (correspondents include Lewis and Howard,
Press Lewis, W. L. Lincoln) |
1881-1893 |
125 / 4 | Lind-Lore (correspondents include Lloyd Iron
Roofing and Paint Co., Richard Lockey, Charles Logan) |
1881-1892, 1895 |
125 / 5 | Lorillard & Co. |
1881-1893 |
125 / 6 | Los-Ly (correspondents include Lothrup & Dott,
Robert A. Luke, Lyon Brothers, William A. Lyon) |
1881-1892 |
126 / 1 | L telegrams (correspondents include Ladd Tobacco
Co., Lambert & Bishop Wire Fence Co., Lapeyre Brothers, Ben E. Lapeyre, John
Largent, Mack J. Leaming, Leighton and Jordan, Leighton, Jordan & Hedderich, W.
C. Leistikow, Press Lewis, Lloyd Iron Roofing and Paint Co., Richard Lockey, Charles
W. Logan, P. Lorillard & Co.) |
1882-1892 |
126 / 2-6 | Paul McCormick & Co. (includes telegrams) |
1883-1892 |
126 / 7-8 | J. H. McKnight & Co. |
1881-1881 |
127 / 1-7 | J. H. McKnight & Co. |
1881-1885 |
128 / 1-7 | J. H. McKnight & Co. |
1885-1893 |
129 / 1-2 | J. H. McKnight & Co. telegrams |
1881-1893 |
129 / 3-5 | Maple Creek, N.W.T. (includes telegrams) |
1883-1885 |
129 / 6-7 | Maple Creek & Calgary, N.W.T. |
1885-1888 |
130 / 1-3 | Maple Creek & Calgary, N.W.T. (includes
telegrams) |
1889-1892 |
130 / 4-7 | Marshall Field & Company |
1881-1889 |
131 / 1-2 | Marshall Field & Company |
1889-1890, 1891, 1899 |
131 / 3 | Marshall Field & Company, telegrams |
1882-1891 |
131 / 4-7 | T. F. Morgan & Company |
1884-1886 |
132 / 1-6 | T. F. Morgan & Company (includes telegrams) |
1886-1893 |
132 / 7 | McA-McCl (correspndents include J. G. MacAdams,
McAdow & Co., McAdow & Coverly, Perry M. McAdow, C. H. McArthur, Joseph K.
McCammon, William S. McCaskey) |
1881-1892 |
133 / 1 | McCo-McCr (correspondents include McCormick &
Carlile; James J. McCormick, John McCormick) |
1881-1891 |
133 / 2 | McCu-McDe (correspondents include McCuaig &
Gearing; McCune, Read & Schofield, McCutcheon & McIntire, Isaac D.
McCutcheon, Peter J. McDermott, James McDevitt) |
1881-1892 |
133 / 3 | McDon (correspondents include Henry McDonald, R. L.
McDonald & Co.) |
1881-1893 |
133 / 4 | McDow-McGin (correspondents include M. E. McDowell
& Co., D. McEacham, Angus McGillvray) |
1881-1892 |
133 / 5 | McGl-McL (correspondents include H. G. McIntire, J.
W. McKnight) |
1881-1892 |
133 / 6 | McMa-McMu (correspondents include James McMillan
& Co.) |
1882-1894 |
134 / 1 | McNa (correspondents include McNamara & Marlow,
Cornelius J. McNamara, J. S. McNaught, William MacNaughton's Sons) |
1881-1892, 1895 |
134 / 2 | McNe-McQ (correspondents include William MacQueen) |
1881-1891 |
134 / 3 | McS-McV (correspondents include Franklin MacVeagh
& Co.) |
1881-1892 |
134 / 4 | McA-McV telegrams (correspondents include McAdow
& Co.; Perry M. McAdow; William S. McCaskey; John McCormick; Paul McCormick;
McCuaig & Gearing; Robert L. McCulloh; McCune, Read & Schofield; M. E.
McDowell & Co.; D. McEacham; H. G. McIntire; James McMillan & Co.; McNamara
& Marlow; Cornelius J. McNamara; J. S. McNaught; R. L. McDonald & Co.;
William MacNaughton's Sons; William MacQueen; Franklin MacVeagh & Co.) |
1882-1893 |
134 / 5 | Mac-R. W. Main (correspondents include Magill &
Co., Martin Maginnis, Maginnis Mining Co., Robert W. Main) |
1882-1894 |
134 / 6 | Main (correspondents include Main & Moran, R.
W. Main & Co.) |
1890-1893 |
135 / 1 | Main-Mam (correspondents include Main &
Winchester) |
1881-1894 |
135 / 2 | Mand-Mani (correspondents include Mandan Roller
Mill Co., Phil A. Manix) |
1881-1891 |
135 / 3 | Mann-Marc (correspondents include Manning, Harding
& Martin; Daniel Webster Maratta; Marburg Brothers) |
1881-1894 |
135 / 4 | Mark-Marr (correspondents include H. M. Marks &
Co., Thomas A. Marlow) |
1881-1894 |
135 / 5 | Mars (correspondents include D. W. Marsh, M. F.
Marsh, A. C. Marshman) |
1882-1894 |
135 / 6 | Mart-Marv (correspondents include H. M. Martin,
Thomas L. Martin, Marvin & Cammick) |
1882-1894 |
135 / 7 | Marx-May (correspondents include J. A. Massie) |
1881-1894 |
136 / 1 | Meac-Mead (correspondents include E. C. Meacham
& Co., E.C. Meacham Arms Co., Charles Lehman) |
1881-1892 |
136 / 2 | Meagher County (correspondents include Meagher
County Clerk & Recorder, Meagher County Treasurer) |
1881-1893 |
136 / 2a | Mean-Men (correspondents include Frank Meanea,
George A. Means, Mees Brothers, E. F. W. Meier, Mendelson Bros., E. Mendenhall,
Meneely Hardware Company) |
1881-1894 |
136 / 3 | Mer-Mid (correspondents include R. Merton, M. A.
Meyendorff) |
1881-1894 |
136 / 4 | Milb-Miln (correspondents incluide M. E. Milner) |
1881-1894 |
136 / 5 | H. A. Milot |
1881-1887 |
136 / 6 | Milt-Mint (correspondents include Walter J. Minar,
Mineral Argus, J. H. Ming, Minneapolis & St. Louis Railway, Minnesota &
Montana Land and Improvement Co., Minto Roller Mills) |
1881-1894 |
137 / 1 | Minu-Mish (correspondents include Londen Minugh) |
1885-1894 |
137 / 2 | Miss (correspondents include Missoula County
Treasurer, Missoula Mercantile Co., Missoula Real Estate Association, Missouri River
Transportation Co.) |
1880-1881, 1888-1893 |
137 / 3 | Mit-Mon (correspondents include Mart Mitchell,
Edward Moale, J. A. Monks & Son Distillery Co.) |
1881-1894 |
137 / 4 | Montana A-G (correspondents include Montana
Agricultural, Mineral and Mechanical Association; Montana Agriculture, Labor and
Industry Bureau; Montana Attorney General; Montana Auditor; Montana Cattle Co.;
Montana Elevator Company; Montana Examiners, Board of; Montana Forwarding Co.;
Montana Governor's Office) |
1881-1893 |
137 / 5 | Montana Hardware Company |
1892-1894 |
137 / 6 | Montana I-S (correspondents include Montana
Irrigation Convention; Montana Packing and Provision Company; Montana Recorder of
Marks and Brands; Montana Secretary of State; Montana Stage Company; Montana Stock
Commissioners, Board of) |
1881-1894 |
138 / 1 | Montana S-W (correspondents include Montana
Stockgrowers Association, Montana Supreme Court Helena, Montana Treasurer of Helena,
Montana Wool Grower) |
1881-1894 |
138 / 2 | Mora-Moria (correspondents include J. T. Moran,
Thomas F. Morgan) |
1880-1894 |
138 / 3 | Moris (correspondents include Morison, Anderson
& Butchart; W. R. Morison & Co.) |
1881-1894 |
138 / 4 | Morrell-Mui (correspondents include E. J. Morrison,
Philip I. Moule, William Mueller) |
1880-1893 |
138 / 5 | William Mulcahy |
1881-1889 |
138 / 6 | Mull-Mun (correspondents include Mullan Pass Coal
Company, William Muller) |
1880-1894 |
139 / 1 | Mura-Murp (correspondents include Murphy, Higgins
& Co.; John T. Murphy; John T. Murphy & Co.; M. H. Murphy; Murphy, Maclay
& Co.; Murphy Neel & Co.) |
1880-1894 |
139 / 2 | Murr-My (correspondents include Musgrave Murray, S.
G. Murray, Myers, Buck & Co., Ira Myers) |
1881-1894 |
139 / 3 | Ma-Me telegrams (correspondents include Edgar G.
Maclay, Magill & Co., Main & Winchester, Robert W. Main, Mandan Roller Mill
Co., Manning, Harding & Martin, H. M. Marks & Co., Thomas A. Marlow, M. F.
Marsh, H. M. Martin, Thomas L. Martin) |
1881-1892 |
139 / 4 | Mi-Mu telegrams (correspondents include Charles E.
Miller, Hubert A. Milot, Minto Roller Mills, Londen Minugh, Missoula Mercantile,
Montana Packing and Provision Company, J. T. Morgan, Thomas F. Morgan; Morison,
Anderson & Butchart; W. R. Morison & Co.; William Mulcahy, John T. Murphy,
M. H. Murphy; Murphy, Maclay & Co.) |
1882-1893 |
139 / 5 | Na-Nei (correspondents include Namburg, Kraus,
Lauer & Co., National Syrup Co., National Tube Works Company, Nebraska City
Packing Co., Neihart Herald) |
1881-1894 |
139 / 6 | Nel-Neub (correspondents include C. N. Nelson
Lumber Co., D. G. Nelson & Co., H. A. Nelson & Sons.; Nelson, Matter &
Co.; R. K. Nelson; L. R. Nettre) |
1881-1893 |
139 / 7 | Neustadter Brothers |
1883-1893 |
140 / 1 | New-Nia (correspondents include New York
Consolidated Card Co. George R. Newell & Co.) |
1878, 1881-1893 |
140 / 2 | Nic-Norr (correspondents include Herbert Nicholson
& Co., Gilman R. Norris) |
1882-1894 |
140 / 3 | North (correspondents include North Dakota Milling
Association, North Montana Sheep Company, North Star Mills, North Star Woolen Mill
Company) |
1882-1893 |
140 / 4 | Northern (correspondents include Northern Ohio
Blanket Mills, Northern Pacific Express Co., Northern Pacific Railroad Company) |
1878, 1881-1893 |
140 / 5 | Northwest-Northwestern (correspondents include
Northwest Buffalo Robe Co., Northwest Transportation Co., Northwestern Bone
Syndicate, Northwestern Fertilizing Co.) |
1881-1893 |
140 / 6 | Nortin-Ny (correspondents include R. Norwood) |
1880-1893 |
140 / 7 | Na-No telegrams (correspondents include National
Syrup Co., George R. Newell & Co., Herbert Nicholson & Co., Wilbur N.
Noffsinger, Gilman R. Norris, North Dakota Milling Association, Northern Pacific
Railroad Company, Northwest Buffalo Robe Co., Northwestern Fertilizing Co., R.
Norwood) |
1882-1893 |
141 / 1-10 | O'Hanlon & Company |
1891-1892 |
142 / 1-8 | O'Hanlon & Company (includes telegrams) |
1892-1894, 1897 |
142 / 9-13 | O'Hanlon Post |
1889-1890 |
143 / 1-11 | O'Hanlon Post |
1890-1891 |
143 / 12 | O'Hanlon Post, telegrams |
1889-1891 |
144 / 1 | Ob-Ok (correspondents include Christopher D.
O'Brien; James O'Brien & Co.; O'Brien & Wilson; Offutt, Ellmore &
Cooper; Charles Ohlerking) |
1880-1893 |
144 / 2 | Ol-Ow (correspondents include A. Ortmayer &
Son, O. R. & N Mining Company, Omaha Smelting & Refining Company, Joseph
Oppenheimer, John E. Ottumwa) |
1881-1892 |
144 / 3 | O telegrams (correspondents include Christopher D.
O'Brien, O'Hanlon Post, Thomas O'Hanlon) |
1882-1892 |
144 / 4-7 | Poplar River, Mont. (includes telegrams) |
1881-1885 |
145 / 1 | T. C. Power & Company, Dillon |
1881-1882 |
145 / 2-7 | T. C. Power & Company, Helena and Bozeman |
1879-1882 |
146 / 1-4 | T. C. Power & Company, Helena & Bozeman
(includes telegrams) |
1883-1886 |
146 / 5-8 | T. C. Power & Company |
1887-1891 |
147 / 1-4 | T. C. Power & Company (includes telegrams) |
1891-1894 |
147 / 5-7 | T. C. Power & J. W. Power |
1880-1882 |
148 / 1-6 | T. C. Power & J. W. Power |
1882-1886 |
149 / 1-7 | T. C. Power & J. W. Power |
1886-1890 |
150 / 1-6 | T. C. Power & J. W. Power |
1891-1898 |
151 / 1-7 | T. C. Power & J. W. Power, telegrams |
1882-1886 |
152 / 1-2 | T. C. Power & J. W. Power, telegrams |
1887-1893 |
152 / 3-7 | Power Mercantile Company |
1894 |
153 / 1 | Power Mercantile Company |
1894 |
153 / 2 | Pac-Pari (correspondents include Paris, Allen &
Co.) |
1881-1893 |
153 / 3 | Park-Pat (correspondents include James Orville
Patterson) |
1881-1893 |
153 / 4 | Pau-Peck (correspondents include F. D. Pease, L. W.
Peck) |
1881-1893 |
153 / 5 | Peck & Lacy |
1885-1893 |
153 / 6 | Peckham-Pen (correspondents include O. H. Peckham
& Co., Pember & Prouty, Pence & Clawson, Peninsular Electric Co., Penryn
Fruit Company) |
1881-1893 |
153 / 7 | Pep-Ph (correspondents include J. L. Perkins, P. J.
Peters) |
1881-1893 |
154 / 1 | Pi-Poo (correspondents include Allen Pierse,
Plankinton & Armours, E. M. Pollinger, Poole Bros.) |
1881-1893 |
154 / 2 | Pop-Poul (correspondents include Francis Pope,
Porter Bros. & Co., N. S. Porter, John Potter) |
1881-1893 |
154 / 3 | Poun-Pow (correspondents include A. E. Pound, H. C.
Pound, Charles Benton Power, Mary G. Power, Nellie K. Power, Sarah E. Power) |
1881-1893 |
154 / 4 | Pra-Prod (correspondents include George P. Pratt,
W. J. Pratt, J. Q. Preble & Co., A. K. Prescott, Carl Price, R. S. Price, Price
Baking Powder Company, Priedman-Lewis Factory) |
1881-1893 |
154 / 5 | Prou-Py (correspondents include J. L. Prouty) |
1882-1893 |
154 / 6 | P telegrams (correspondents include H. M. Parchen,
Paris, Allen & Co., J. L. Perkins, Porter Bros. & Co., Nellie K. Power, J.
L. Prouty) |
1882-1892 |
154 / 7 | Q (correspondents include Quaker City Shirt Co.,
Jack Quigley, Daniel Quimby, Richard Quinn) |
1880-1890 |
154 / 8 | Q telegrams (correspondents include Thomas B. Quaw) |
1888-1892 |
154 / 9 | Railroads: A-C (includes Canadian Pacific Railway
Company; Chicago, Burlington and Northern Railroad; Chicago & Grand Trunk
Railway Co.; Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific) |
1882-1888 |
155 / 1 | Railroads: C-M (includes Chicago, St. Paul;
Minneapolis & Omaha; Louisville & Nashville) |
1882-1887 |
155 / 2 | Railroads: M-N (includes Minneapolis & St.
Louis; New York, Lake Erie & Western) |
1882-1887 |
155 / 3-4 | Railroads: Northern Pacific |
1881-1888 |
155 / 5 | Railroads: P-W (includes Pennsylvania Company;
Wisconsin Central) |
1882-1889 |
155 / 6 | Railroads: C-S telegrams (correspondents include C.
L. Rising, J. M. Hannaford, Northern Pacific Railroad; St. Paul, Minneapolis &
Manitoba Railroad) |
1884-1888 |
155 / 7 | Rab-Rat (correspondents include Racine Wagon and
Carriage Co.; Raleigh , Clarke & Edwards, Raleigh and Clarke; T. M. Rasin; J.
Rattray & Co.) |
1881-1893 |
156 / 1 | Rau-Reed (correspondents include J. W. Raymond
& Co., Winthrop H. Raymond, W. F. Rector, F. W. Reed & Co.) |
1881-1893 |
156 / 2 | Reed & Sherwood |
1881-1893 |
156 / 3 | Reeder-Reid (correspondents include James Rees) |
1879-1893 |
156 / 4 | Reid, Murdoch & Company |
1889-1893 |
156 / 5 | Reid, Murdoch & Fischer |
1881-1888 |
156 / 6 | Reidy-Rh (correspondents include M. Reinig, John
Reiplinger, Republican National Committee, Republican State Central Committee,
Republican Territorial Central Committee) |
1881-1893 |
156 / 7 | Rice-Rich (correspondents include David Rice, J. H.
Rice, C. H. Richards, George Richards, H. Richie) |
1881-1893 |
157 / 1-2 | R. A. Richie |
1881-1892 |
157 / 3 | Ric-Riv (correspondents include Richie &
Brereton, R. T. Riddlesbarger, V. C. Rinda, Ringwald Bros & Co., Charles S.
Ritch, River Press Publishing Co.) |
1880-1893 |
157 / 4 | Roa-Roberts (correspondents include Roberts
Brothers) |
1882-1893 |
157 / 5 | Robertson-Rogers (correspondents include B. A.
Robertson, Rocky Mountain Bell Telephone, Rocky Mountain Husbandman) |
1881-1893 |
157 / 6 | Rogu-Ross (correspondents include H. P. Rolfe;
Rosenbaum Brothers & Co.; Rosenbaum, Bass & Co.; James Ross) |
1881-1893 |
157 / 7 | Ross-Row (correspondents include John Ross, Charles
Rowe) |
1881-1893 |
158 / 1 | Roy-Rus (correspondents include Royal Milling Co.) |
1881-1894 |
158 / 2 | Ry (correspondents include Ryan Brothers, Charles
L. Ryan, Jepp Ryan, Thomas J. Ryan, William Ryan & Son, C. O. Rynesson) |
1881-1893 |
158 / 3 | Rac-Re telegrams (correspondents include Racine
Wagon and Carriage Co.; Raleigh, Clarke & Edwards; Raleigh and Clarke; Thomas S.
Rattle; Reed & Sherwood; Reid, Murdoch & Co.; Reid, Murdoch & Fischer) |
1882-1893 |
158 / 4 | Ric telegrams (correspondents include R. A. Richie) |
1882-1890 |
158 / 5 | Ril-Ry telegrams (correspondents include Charles S.
Ritch, H. P. Rolfe, Charles Rowe, William Rowe, Royal Milling Co., Ryan Brothers,
Charles L. Ryan, Matthew Ryan Jr., William Ryan & Son) |
1882-1893 |
158 / 6-8 | N. C. Smith & Company |
1883-1886 |
159 / 1-3 | N. C. Smith & Company (includes telegrams) |
1886-1893 |
159 / 4 | Stages: A-B (correspondents include G. Bach, I. G.
Baker & Co., William S. Baker; Billings, Barker and Benton Stage Co., A. R.
Barrows) |
1883-1886 |
159 / 5 | Stages: Be-Burd (correspondents include John Beck,
Benton and Billings Stage Line, O. A. Birgman; A. H. Boomer, Broadwater, McCulloh
& Co.) |
1883-1886 |
159 / 6 | Stages: Burk-C (correspondents include Walter
Burke, W. D. Cameron, W. D. Chapman, E. R. Clingan) |
1882-1886 |
159 / 7 | Stages: D (correspondents include John Davis, W. T.
Daugherty) |
1884-1886 |
160 / 1 | Stages E-M (correspondents include N. M. Erickson,
M. Foley, G. H. Goodrich, T. L. Halbert Jr., Frank A. Meanea, T. F. Morgan, E. J.
Morison) |
1882-1886 |
160 / 2 | Stages N-Sm (correspondents include New England
Medical Institute, Northern Pacific Express Company, Northern Pacific Railroad
Company, John Parnell, Peck & Lacy, Piedmont Air Line, N. C. Smith & Co.) |
1882-1887 |
160 / 3 | Stages: Sp-St (correspondents include Spencer &
Co., George Steell, Stephens Brothers) |
1881-1886 |
160 / 4 | Stages: T-Wh (correspondents include A. M.
Thompson, J. Viall, J. D. Weatherwax, Wells Fargo & Co's Express, C.H. Whitley) |
1883-1886 |
160 / 5-6 | Stages: L. Whitney |
1882-1886 |
160 / 7 | Stages: Wi-Z (correspondents include Henry Wilson,
Frank E. Wright) |
1884-1886 |
161 / 1 | Stages: A-W telegrams |
1882-1886 |
161 / 2-6 | Steamboats (includes telegrams) |
1880-1883 |
161 / 7-8 | Superintendent (Fort Benton Transportation Company) |
1884-1886 |
162 / 1-4 | Superintendent (Fort Benton Transportation Company,
includes telegrams) |
1886-1889 |
162 / 5 | Sa-Saint (correspondents include Safety Nitro
Powder Co.; St. Louis & St. Paul Packet Line; St. Paul, Minneapolis &
Manitoba Railway Co.; St. Paul's Mission) |
1881-1894 |
162 / 6 | Saint P-X (correspondents include Saint Peter's
Mission, Saint Xavier Mission) |
1881-1893 |
162 / 7 | Sal (correspondents include Moses Salomon) |
1880-1893 |
162 / 8-9 | A. P. Samples |
1882-1890 |
163 / 1 | Sam-San (correspondents include Dan Samples, J. B.
Samples, Sanders & Cullen, Wilbur Fisk Sanders) |
1881-1893 |
163 / 2 | Sar-Schle (correspondents include Saranac Glove
Co., A. Schilling & Co.) |
1881-1893 |
163 / 3 | Schli-Schlo (correspondents include Joseph Schlitz
Brewing Co.) |
1887-1894 |
163 / 4 | Schm-Schw (correspondents include Schuttler &
Hotz) |
1881-1893 |
163 / 5 | Sco-Sem (correspondents include Scoffin & Gray,
Albert J. Seligman) |
1881-1893, 1896 |
163 / 6 | Gus Senieur |
1884-1892 |
163 / 7 | Ses-Shar (correspondents include Severance &
Co., Charles E. Severance, Shaffer & Read, Shaffer & Yergy, Shannon Bros.
& Co.) |
1881-1893 |
164 / 1 | Shau-Sher (correspondents include W. B. Shaw; Shea,
Smith & Co.; Shepherd & Flinn) |
1881-1893 |
164 / 2 | Shet-Sil (correspondents include John H. Shober,
Shonkin Stock Association, Silverman & Cohen) |
1878, 1881-1893 |
164 / 3 | Sim-Sk (correspondents include Simmons Hardware
Co.) |
1881-1893 |
164 / 4 | Sl-Smith (correspondents include H. C. Slavens) |
1881-1893 |
164 / 5-7 | Charles Smith |
1889-1894 |
165 / 1 | Smith (correspondents include J. B. Smith &
Bro., Phil S. Smith) |
1881-1893 |
165 / 2 | Smith-Spat (correspondents include Smith Brothers
Sheep Co., C. W. Sparr) |
1881-1893 |
165 / 3 | Spau-Spencer (correspondents include Almon Spencer) |
1881-1891 |
165 / 4 | Spencer-Sprague (correspondents include Spencer
& Co.; John Spencer; Spencer, Mayn & Heitman; Spotted Horse Mine) |
1881-1893 |
165 / 5-6 | Sprague, Warner & Co. |
1881-1893 |
165 / 7 | Sprat-Stav (correspondents include Claus Spreckles;
Spreckles Sugar Refinery; F. M. Sproehnle & Co.; Stacy, Adams & Co.; A. J.
Stade; George M. Stafford; Standard Watch Co.; James T. Stanford; W. J. Stanley; J.
L. Stark; W. G. Stark; Staver & Abbott Mfg. Co.) |
1881-1893 |
166 / 1 | Steb-Steell (correspondents include Steele &
Co.) |
1881-1893 |
166 / 2-4 | George Steell |
1881-1893 |
166 / 5 | Steell-Stil (correspondents include Steell &
Wetzel, Stephens Bros., Alf. J. Stephens) |
1881-1893 |
166 / 6 | Stim-Sto (correspondents include Fred Stimson,
Nelson Story & Co., John W. H. Stouch) |
1880-1894 |
166 / 7 | Str-Stua (correspondents include Strauss, Goodman
Yondorf & Co., Thomas P. Strode, Byron F. Strong, Granville Stuart) |
1881-1893, 1900 |
167 / 1 | Stud-Sun (correspondents include Studebaker Bros
Manufacturing Co., James Sullivan, Jere Sullivan, Sunnyside Store Co.) |
1881-1893 |
167 / 2 | Sur-Sw (correspondents include Sweet, Orr, and Co.) |
1881-1893 |
167 / 3 | Sa-Si telegrams (correspondents include Asa P.
Samples, Dan Samples, J. B. Samples, Joseph Schlitz Brewing Co., Schuttler &
Hotz, Gus Senieur, Shaffer & Yergy, Shannon Bros. & Co., Shepherd &
Flinn, Simmons Hardware Co.) |
1882-1893 |
167 / 4 | Sk-Sw telegrams (correspondents include H. C.
Slavens; J. B. Smith & Bro.; Charles A. Smith; C. W. Sparr; Spotted Horse Mine;
Sprague, Warner & Co.; Steele & Co.; George Steell; George Steell & Co.;
Fred Stimson; Studebaker Bros Manufacturing Co.; Jere Sullivan; Sweet, Orr and Co.) |
1882-1893 |
167 / 5 | Ta-Tem (correspondents include Tees, Costigan &
Wilson; Tees, Wilson & Co.) |
1881-1893 |
167 / 6 | Ten-Thi (correspondents include George J. Tenney
& Co., N. F. Tenney, Son & Co., Walter H. Tenney & Co.) |
1881-1893 |
167 / 7 | Thomas-Thompson (correspondents include J. H.
Thomas & Sons, E. J. Thomas) |
1878, 1881-1893 |
168 / 1 | Thomson-Till (correspondents include Thomas E.
Thornton, George Tileston & Co.) |
1881-1892 |
168 / 2 | Tin-Toole (correspondents include Clark Tingley,
Joseph Todd, Tom J. Todd & Co., William H. Todd, Joseph K. Toole) |
1880-1894 |
168 / 3 | Toom-Toz (correspondents include Torchiani &
Kremer, Joseph L. Townsend) |
1881-1893 |
168 / 4 | Tracy (correspondents include George L. Tracy Co.) |
1887-1893 |
168 / 5 | Traf-Tru (correspondents include R. M. Trafton
& Co., R. M. Trafton, Millard F. Trask) |
1881-1893 |
168 / 6 | Tu-Ty (correspondents include Granville Turner;
Tyler, & Massie) |
1882-1892 |
168 / 7 | T telegrams (correspondents include George L. Tracy
Co.; N. F. Tenney Son & Co.; R. M. Trafton & Co.; Clark Tingley; Joseph
Todd; Torchiani & Kremer; Joseph L. Townsend; Walter H. Tenney & Co.) |
1882-1893 |
169 / 1 | Ul-Un (correspondents include Union Pacific Railway
Co.) |
1881-1893 |
169 / 2 | United States Assay Office |
1886-1887 |
169 / 3 | United States Commission of Fish and Fisheries |
1893 |
169 / 4 | United States Custom Houses |
1881-1883 |
169 / 5 | United States Engineer Office |
1881-1892 |
169 / 6 | United States General Land Office |
1891-1893 |
169 / 7 | United States Geological Office |
1883 |
169 / 8 | United States Indian Affairs Office |
1880-1891 |
169 / 9-10 | United States Indian Service: Blackfeet Agency |
1881-1894 |
169 / 11 | United States Indian Service: Crow Agency |
1881-1890 |
169 / 12 | United States Indian Service: Flathead Agency |
1881-1889 |
169 / 13 | United States Indian Service: Fort Belknap |
1881-1882 |
170 / 1-3 | United States Indian Service: Fort Belknap |
1883-1896 |
170 / 4 | United States Indian Service: Fort Berthold |
1881-1891 |
170 / 5 | United States Indian Service: Fort Peck |
1882-1891 |
170 / 6 | United States Indian Service: Ouray Indian Agency,
Utah Territory |
1885 |
170 / 7 | United States Indian Service: Standing Rock Agency,
Dakota Territory |
1883 |
170 / 8 | United States Internal Revenue Collector, Helena |
1881-1883 |
170 / 9 | United States Land Office |
1887-1895 |
170 / 10 | United States Marshal |
1881 |
170 / 11 | United States Missouri River Commission |
1885-1890 |
170 / 12 | United States Post Office Department |
1882-1893 |
170 / 13 | United States Treasury Department |
1881-1894 |
170 / 14 | United States War Department: Camp Poplar River |
1884-1889 |
170 / 15 | United States War Department: Coal Banks |
1885 |
170 / 16 | United States War Department: Fort Abraham Lincoln |
1886-1887 |
170 / 17-18 | United States War Department: Fort Assiniboine |
1881-1885 |
171 / 1-3 | United States War Department: Fort Assiniboine |
1886-1996 |
171 / 4 | United States War Department: Fort Bennett, Dakota
Territory |
1886 |
171 / 5 | United States War Department: Fort Buford, Dakota
Territory |
1881-1889 |
171 / 6 | United States War Department: Fort Custer |
1881-1883 |
171 / 7 | United States War Department: Fort Keogh |
1888-1889 |
171 / 8 | United States War Department: Fort Maginnis |
1881-1889 |
171 / 9 | United States War Department: Fort Missoula |
1881-1890 |
171 / 10 | United States War Department: Fort Randall, Dakota
Territory |
1885 |
171 / 11 | United States War Department: Fort Shaw |
1881-1889 |
171 / 12 | United States War Department: Fort Snelling,
Minnesota |
1881-1889 |
172 / 1 | United States War Department: Fort Stevenson,
Dakota Territory |
1881 |
172 / 2 | United States War Department: Fort Yates, Dakota
Territory |
1886-1887 |
172 / 3-4 | United States War Department: Helena Disbursing
Quartermaster |
1881-1890 |
172 / 5 | United States War Department: Helena Subsistence
Department |
1881 |
172 / 6 | United States War Department: St. Paul, Minnesota |
1881-1897 |
172 / 7 | United States War Department: Washington, D. C. |
1881-1888 |
172 / 8 | United Steno-Ur (correspondents include Hiram D.
Upham) |
1886-1892 |
172 / 9 | United States Engineers Office telegrams |
1883-1891 |
172 / 10 | United States Indian Affairs Office telegrams |
1885 |
172 / 11 | United States War Department: Fort Assiniboine
telegrams |
1882-1892 |
172 / 12 | United States Indian Service: Fort Belknap
telegrams |
1883-1890 |
172 / 13 | United States War Department: Fort Maginnis
telegrams |
1883-1887 |
172 / 14 | United States War Department: Fort Shaw telegrams |
1882-1887 |
172 / 15 | United States War Department: Fort Snelling,
Minnesota telegrams |
1883-1888 |
172 / 16 | United States War Department: Helena Disbursing
Quartermaster telegrams |
1881-1884 |
172 / 17 | United States War Department: St. Paul, Minnesota
telegrams |
1887-1889 |
173 / 1 | Val-Vau (correspondents include Peter Van Schaack
& Sons, Van Schaack, Stevenson & Co., Robert Vaughn) |
1881-1892 |
173 / 2 | Vaw-Vr (correspondents include J. A. Viall, John J.
Viall, John M. Vrooman) |
1882-1892 |
173 / 3 | Va-Ve telegrams (correspondents include Valentine,
Vestal & Davis) |
1882, 1888 |
173 / 4-7 | Wolf Point, Mont. |
1881-1884 |
174 / 1-2 | Wolf Point, Mont. (includes telegrams) |
1884-1885 |
174 / 3 | Wab-Wall (correspondents include Wabash, St. Louis
& Pacific Railway; H. J. Wackerlin & Co.; Decius S. Wade; Wade, Toole &
Wallace; R. P. Walker; C. L. Wall) |
1881-1892, 1895 |
174 / 4 | Walr-Warden (correspondents include Walsh &
Newman, Frank H. Warden) |
1881-1893 |
174 / 5-6 | Warden & Oxnard |
1881-1893 |
174 / 7 | Wardw-Wase (correspondents include Edward Wardwell,
H. O. Wareham, Sullivan Wareham, A. C. Warner, A. J. Warner, Warner Brothers Corset
Manufacturers, Warner & Stoltze, Austin W. Warr, O. B. Warwick, John Wasesha) |
1881-1893 |
174 / 8 | Wash-Way (correspondents include W. W. Watson) |
1881-1893 |
175 / 1-2 | P. B. Weare & Company |
1881-1885 |
175 / 3-4 | Weare Commission Company |
1885-1891 |
175 / 5 | Weare-Wellm (correspondents include Weare-Fyffe
Produce Co.) |
1881-1892 |
175 / 6 | Wells-Wels (correspondents include Wells, Fargo
& Co., James A. Wells) |
1881-1892 |
175 / 7 | Wen-Wet (correspondents include Western Sugar
Refining Co., W. S. Wetzel) |
1881-1893 |
175 / 8 | Wha-Whitm (correspondents include Benjamin Franklin
White) |
1881-1893 |
175 / 9 | L. Whitney |
1882-1883 |
176 / 1 | L. Whitney |
1883-1887 |
176 / 2 | Whitt-Wilc (correspondents include George T.
Wickes, Henry Wiegand, Fred Wilcox) |
1881-1892 |
176 / 3 | Wild-Wils (correspondents include A. H. Wilder,
Jeremiah Williams & Co., Williams & Goodenow, Wilson & Bradbury, Wilson
& Wilsey) |
1881-1892 |
176 / 4 | Wilt-Wino (correspondents include Winchester
Repeating Arms Co., Window & Crampton, Winona Wagon Co.) |
1880-1893 |
176 / 5 | Wins-Wit (correspondents include Charles A.
Winship, Wirth & Dickie, Wirts & Scholle, Witmer Brothers) |
1880-1894 |
176 / 6 | Woc-Woo (correspondents include John H. Wood &
Son, Walter A. Wood Harvester Co.) |
1881-1893 |
176 / 7-8 | Walter A. Wood Mowing & Reaping Machine Company |
1881-1887 |
177 / 1-4 | Walter A. Wood Mowing & Reaping Machine Company |
1888-1892 |
177 / 5 | Wood-Wre (correspondents include C. E. Woodruff
& Co., Wood-Maude Milling Co.) |
1881-1892 |
177 / 6 | Wri-Wy (correspondents include Frank E. Wright) |
1881-1892 |
177 / 7 | W telegrams (correspondents include Weare-Fyffe
Produce Co., Western Sugar Refining Co., Benjamin Franklin White, Lucius Whitney,
Walter A. Wood) |
1882-1891 |
177 / 8 | Y (correspondents include Yellowstone County Clerk
& Recorder, Yellowstone County Treasurer, James A. Young, John Young) |
1882-1892 |
177 / 9 | Z (correspondents include Zeller, Phelps &
Swift, George H. Ziegler, Zion's Co-operative, Martin Zittlosen, Vincent Zureck) |
1882-1893 |
Outgoing Correspondence |
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Box/Folder | ||
178 / 1-4 | Letterpress Book |
1868-1874 |
179 / 1-3 | Letterpress Book |
1874-1875 |
180 / 1-3 | Letterpress Book |
1875-1876 |
181 / 1-3 | Letterpress Book |
1876-1877 |
182 / 1-2 | Letterpress Book |
1878 |
183 / 1-3 | Letterpress Book |
1878-1879 |
184 / 1-3 | Letterpress Book |
1879-1880 |
185 / 1-2 | Letterpress Book |
1880-1881 |
186 / 1-2 | Letterpress Book |
1881 |
187 / 1-2 | Letterpress Book |
1881-1882 |
188 / 1 | Letterpress Book: stage business |
1882-1885 |
188 / 2 | Letterpress Book |
1882 |
189 / 1-2 | Letterpress Book |
1882-1883 |
190 / 1-2 | Letterpress Book |
1883 |
191 / 1-2 | Letterpress Book |
1883-1884 |
192 / 1-2 | Letterpress Book |
1884-1885 |
193 / 1-2 | Letterpress Book |
1885 |
194 / 1 | Letterpress Book: stage business |
1885-1886 |
194 / 2-3 | Letterpress Book |
1885-1886 |
195 / 1 | Letterpress Book: stage business |
1886-1888 |
195 / 2 | Letterpress Book |
1886 |
196 / 1-2 | Letterpress Book |
1886-1887 |
197 / 1-2 | Letterpress Book |
1887 |
198 / 1-2 | Letterpress Book |
1887-1888 |
199 / 1-2 | Letterpress Book |
1888 |
200 / 1-2 | Letterpress Book |
1888-1889 |
201 / 1-2 | Letterpress Book |
1889-1890 |
202 / 1-2 | Letterpress Book |
1890-1891 |
203 / 1-2 | Letterpress Book |
1891 |
204 / 1-3 | Letterpress Book |
1891-1892 |
205 / 1-2 | Letterpress Book |
1892-1893 |
206 / 1-3 | Letterpress Book |
1893 |
207 / 1-3 | Letterpress Book |
1893-1894 |
208 / 1-2 | Letterpress Book |
1894 |
209 / 1-3 | Letterpress Book |
1894-1895 |
210 / 1-2 | Letterpress Book |
1895-1896 |
211 / 1-2 | Letterpress Book |
1896 |
212 / 1-2 | Letterpress Book |
1896-1897 |
213 / 1-2 | Letterpress Book |
1897-1898 |
214 / 1 | Letterpress Book |
1898 |
214 / 2-3 | Letterpress Book: telegrams |
1879-1884 |
215 / 1-4 | Letterpress Book: telegrams |
1884-1892 |
216 / 1-2 | Letterpress Book: telegrams |
1892-1896 |
General Correspondence |
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Box/Folder | ||
216 / 3 | Taylor, Tipling & Company |
1919 |
216 / 4 | Isaac P. Baker |
1920 |
216 / 5 | Banks |
1920 |
216 / 6 | Bogy Mercantile Company |
1920 |
216 / 7 | B (correspondents include Bismarck Realty Co.) |
1920 |
216 / 8 | Cascade Milling & Elevator Company |
1920 |
216 / 9 | C-H (correspondents include Fergus County Clerk
& Recorder, Great Northern Railway Co., Hege & Watkins Co.) |
1920 |
216 / 10 | Montana Electric Company |
1920 |
216 / 11 | M (correspondents include Mill Mutuals Agency,
Montana Audit Company, Montana Commissioner of State Lands, Montana Secretary of
State) |
1920 |
216 / 12 | Alban B. Nixon |
1920 |
216 / 13 | N-O (correspondents include National Biscuit
Company, Julia O'Connor, Otzen Packing Co.) |
1920 |
216 / 14 | Charles Benton Power |
1920 |
216 / 15 | Thomas C. Power |
1920 |
216 / 16 | T. C. Power and Brother Ltd. |
1920 |
216 / 17 | T. C. Power Company |
1920 |
216 / 18 | Power Implement Company |
1920 |
216 / 19 | Power Mercantile Company |
1920 |
216 / 20 | Power-Morgan Company |
1920 |
216 / 21-22 | Power-Wilson Company |
1920 |
216 / 23 | P (correspondents include Sarah E. Power) |
1920 |
216 / 24 | Q-S (correspondents include Quinn-Shepherdson Co.,
John B. Rauch, River Press Publishing Co.) |
1920 |
216 / 25 | Taylor, Tipling & Company |
1920 |
216 / 26 | Thorpe Brothers |
1920 |
216 / 27 | Tri-City Oil Company |
1920 |
216 / 28 | Trident Store Company |
1920 |
217 / 1 | T-Z (correspondents include Three Forks Portland
Cement Co., Townsend Hardware & Implement Co., Union Wholesale Grocery Co.,
United States Internal Revenue Service, Wakefield & Witherspoon, James A. Walsh,
Western Union Helena, S. P. Wilson) |
1920 |
217 / 2 | A (correspondents include Aluminum Goods
Manufacturing Co., Amberg File & Index Co., Annin & Co. Flag Makers,
Associated Industries of Montana) |
1921 |
217 / 3 | Isaac P. Baker |
1921 |
217 / 4 | Banks: Bismarck Bank |
1921 |
217 / 5 | Banks: First National Bank, Chicago |
1921 |
217 / 6 | Banks A-W (correspondents include American National
Bank, Farmers Bank of Belgrade, First National Bank, The Merchants National Bank,
Minnesota Loan & Trust Company, Northwestern National Bank, The Old National
Bank, Seattle National Bank, Union Trust Company, Washington Trust Company) |
1921 |
217 / 7 | Belgrade Company Ltd. |
1921 |
217 / 8 | Bogy Mercantile Company |
1921 |
217 / 9 | Brookmore Economic Service Inc. |
1921 |
217 / 10 | B (correspondents include Benton Hardware Co.,
Bismarck Elevator & Investment Co.) |
1921 |
217 / 11 | C-F (correspondents include Cascade Mercantile Co.,
I. W. Church, R. G. Dun & Co., Ernst & Ernst, Fergus County Treasurer, ) |
1921 |
217 / 12 | Gary Hay and Grain Company |
1921 |
217 / 13 | G-K (correspondents include Helena Building &
Realty Co., Spencer Hibbard) |
1921 |
217 / 14 | Local Lumber Company |
1921 |
217 / 15 | L (correspondents include The Literary Digest, H.
C. Lust and Company) |
1921 |
217 / 16 | Manhattan Mercantile Company |
1921 |
217 / 17 | Massachusetts Mutual Life Insurance Co. |
1921 |
217 / 18 | Midland Fruit Company |
1921 |
217 / 19 | Mill Mutuals Agency |
1921 |
217 / 20 | Montana Electric Company |
1921 |
217 / 21 | M (correspondents include James H. McQuaig, Ray T.
Moe, Montana Industrial Accident Board, Montana Treasurer) |
1921 |
217 / 22 | N (correspondents include Alban B. Nixon) |
1921 |
217a / 1 | Charles Benton Power |
1921 |
217a / 2 | Thomas C. Power |
1921 |
217a / 3 | T. C. Power and Brother Ltd. |
1921 |
217a / 4 | Power Implement Company |
1921 |
217a / 5 | Power Mercantile Company |
1921 |
217a / 6 | Power-Morgan Company |
1921 |
217a / 7 | Power-Wilson Company |
1921 |
217a / 8 | P-S (correspondents include Parchen Drug Co., Rocky
Mountain Fire Insurance Company, St. Paul Garment Mfg. Co.) |
1921 |
217a / 9 | Taylor, Tipling & Company |
1921 |
217a / 10 | T-W (correspondents include Sam'l C. Tatum Co.,
Townsend Hardware & Implement Co., Union Wholesale Grocery Company,
Valier-Montana Land & Water Co., S. P. Wilson) |
1921 |
217b / 1 | A (correspondents include Ames Realty Co.) |
1922 |
217b / 2 | Isaac P. Baker |
1922 |
217b / 3 | Banks |
1922 |
217b / 4 | Belgrade Company Ltd. |
1922 |
217b / 5 | Benton Hardware Company |
1922 |
217b / 6 | Bogy Mercantile Company |
1922 |
217b / 7 | B (correspondents include Bain Wagon Co., Bemis
Bros. Bag Co., Louis V. Bogy, Boorman Lumber Co., Bradstreet Co., Business-Men's
Clearing House, Butte Wholesale Grocery Co., F. A. Buttrey Co.) |
1922 |
217b / 8 | Cascade Mercantile Company |
1922 |
217b / 9 | Cascade Milling and Elevator Company |
1922 |
217b / 10 | C-F (correspondents include Edward F. Cameron;
Campbell, Heath & Co., Champion Tool Co., Crane Co. of Minnesota, Drake-Ballard
Co., R. G. Dun & Co., Ernst & Ernst, Federal Hardware and Implement Co.) |
1922 |
217b / 11-12 | Gallatin Valley Realty Company |
1922 |
217b / 13 | Gary Hay and Grain Company |
1922 |
217b / 14 | G-L (correspondents include Gallatin County
officials, Hugh D. Galusha, Hollam Co., Frank E. Jones, Lewis and Clark County
Assessor, Local Lumber Company, Lovelace Grocery Co.) |
1922 |
217b / 15 | Manhattan Mercantile Company |
1922 |
217b / 16 | Midland Fruit Company |
1922 |
217b / 17 | Mill Mutuals Agency/Millers National Insurance
Company |
1922 |
217b / 18 | Montana Electric Company |
1922 |
217b / 19 | Montana Register of State Lands |
1922 |
217b / 20 | M (correspondents include Madison County officials,
Marshall Field & Co., Massachusetts Mutual Life Insurance Co., McDonald Bros.
Co., James H. McQuaig, Meagher County Treasurer, Montana Secretary of State) |
1922 |
217b / 21 | N-O (correspondents include Alban B. Nixon,
Oliver-Stout Implement Co. Bozeman, Frank D. Oveser) |
1922 |
217b / 22 | Thomas C. Power |
1922 |
217b / 23 | Power Implement Company |
1922 |
217b / 24 | Power Mercantile Company |
1922 |
217b / 25 | Power-Morgan Company |
1922 |
217c / 1 | T. C. Power and Brother Ltd. |
1922 |
217c / 2 | Power-Wilson Company |
1922 |
217c / 3 | P-R (correspondents include Power Mercantile Co.
Lewistown, Charles Benton Power, John B. Rauch, Realty Abstract Co., Retail
Hardware, Mutual Fire Insurance Co.) |
1922 |
217c / 4 | S-T (correspondents include Sharp Brothers, State
Implement Co., W.R.C. Stewart, Taylor, Tipling & Co.; Teton County Canal &
Reservoir Co., Townsend Hardware & Implement Co., Trident Store Co.) |
1922 |
217c / 5 | Union Trust Company |
1922 |
217c / 6 | U (correspondents include United States Internal
Revenue Service, United States War Department) |
1922 |
217c / 7 | Martin Vettleson |
1922 |
217c / 8 | V-W (correspondents include James A. Walsh,
Wells-Dickey Co., Western Union Helena, S. P. Wilson) |
1922 |
218 / 1 | A (correspondents include Amberg File & Index
Co.) |
1923 |
218 / 2 | Isaac P. Baker |
1923 |
218 / 3 | Banks: A-First National Bank, Butte |
1923 |
218 / 4 | Banks: First National Bank, Chicago-M |
1923 |
218 / 4a | Banks N-U (correspondents include National Bank of
Montana, National City Bank of New York, Northwestern National Bank, Old National
Bank, Seattle National Bank, Union Trust Company) |
1923 |
218 / 5 | Banks: telegrams |
1923 |
218 / 6 | Belgrade Company Ltd. |
1923 |
218 / 7 | Bogy Mercantile Company |
1923 |
218 / 8 | Boorman Lumber Company |
1923 |
218 / 9 | B (correspondents include Benton Hardware Co., W.M.
Biggs & Co., Bismarck Realty Co., Louis V. Bogy, Bradstreet Co.) |
1923 |
218 / 10 | Cascade Mercantile Company |
1923 |
218 / 11 | Cascade Milling and Elevator Company |
1923 |
218 / 12 | C (correspondents include Edward F. Cameron,
Cascade County Treasurer, Chinook Lumber Co., Frank Collins, Connecticut Mutual Life
Insurance Co., Crane Co. of Minnesota) |
1923 |
218 / 13 | D-F (correspondents include Drake-Ballard Co., R.
G. Dun & Co., Emery-Fuller Mercantile Co., Empire Storage & Ice Co., Federal
Hardware and Implement, Fergus County officials) |
1923 |
218 / 14 | Gary Hay and Grain Company |
1923 |
218 / 15 | G (correspondents include Gallatin County
officials, Hugh D. Galusha) |
1923 |
218 / 16 | H-L (correspondents include H. C. Hagalie, Louis
Heitman, Helena Building & Realty Co., Helena City Treasurer, Helena Commercial
Club, Hollam Co., John D. Holliday, Hubbard Abstract Co., A. J. Hughes,
International Harvester Co., Judith Hardware Co., Judith Mercantile & Cattle
Co., Lewis and Clark County officials, Local Lumber Company) |
1923 |
218 / 17 | McDonald Brothers |
1923 |
218 / 18 | Marshall Field & Company |
1923 |
218a / 1 | Midland Fruit Company |
1923 |
218a / 2 | Montana Electric Company |
1923 |
218a / 3 | Montana State Agencies |
1923 |
218a / 4-5 | M (correspondents include D. F. Mains, Manhattan
Co., Massachusetts Mutual Life Insurance Co., McCue & Stephenson, Meagher County
Treasurer, Mill Mutuals Agency) |
1923 |
218a / 6 | N-O (correspondents include Alban B. Nixon,
Northern Pacific Railroad Company) |
1923 |
218a / 7 | Charles Benton Power |
1923 |
218a / 8 | T. C. Power & Brother Ltd. |
1923 |
218a / 9 | Power Hardware Company |
1923 |
218a / 10 | Power Mercantile Company |
1923 |
218a / 11 | Power-Morgan Company |
1923 |
218a / 12 | Power-Wilson Company |
1923 |
218a / 13 | P-Q (correspondents include G. B. Payne, Annie
Williston Phelps, Power Implement Co.) |
1923 |
218a / 14 | Alva Rogers |
1923 |
218a / 15 | R (correspondents include E. J. Rafferty, Retail
Merchants Association of Montana, Ray Reynolds, Rogers and Rogers) |
1923 |
218a / 16 | Sharp Brothers |
1923 |
218a / 17 | W. R. C. Stewart |
1923 |
218a / 18 | S-T (correspondents include R. G. Shinkle, H. L.
Snyder, St. John's Ecclesiastical Society, W. S. Stephenson, Thorpe Brothers,
Townsend Hardware & Implement Co., Trident Store Co.) |
1923 |
218a / 19 | U. S. Internal Revenue Service |
1923 |
218a / 20 | U-V (correspondents include Valier-Montana Land
& Water Co.) |
1923 |
218a / 21 | W (correspondents include Wakefield &
Witherspoon, J. L. Walsh, James A. Walsh, H. W. White Investment Co., S. P. Wilson,
C. N. Wood) |
1923 |
219 / 1 | A (correspondents include Agricultural Credit
Corporation, Ames Realty Co.) |
1924 |
219 / 2 | Isaac P. Baker |
1924 |
219 / 3-4 | Banks A-U |
1924 |
219 / 5 | Belgrade Company Ltd. |
1924 |
219 / 6 | Bogy Mercantile Company |
1924 |
219 / 7 | Boorman Lumber Company |
1924 |
219 / 8 | B (correspondents include Benton Baker, Ralph
Edward Bancroft, Benton Hardware Co., Bismarck Elevator & Investment Co.,
Bradstreet Co.) |
1924 |
219 / 9 | Cascade Mercantile Company |
1924 |
219 / 10 | Cascade Milling and Elevator Company |
1924 |
219 / 11 | C (correspondents include Chamber of Commerce of U.
S.) |
1924 |
219 / 12 | D-F (correspondents include Harry J. Deck,
Drake-Ballard Co., R. G. Dun & Co., Emery-Fuller Mercantile Co., John P.
Fabrick, Felt & Tarrant Manufacturing Co.) |
1924 |
219 / 13 | Gary Hay & Grain Company |
1924 |
219 / 14 | G-H (correspondents include Gallatin County
Treasurer, Hugh D. Galusha, R. R. Hardgrove; Helena City Treasurer, Hollam Co.) |
1924 |
219 / 15 | I-L (correspondents include International Harvester
Co., John Ireland, Lewis and Clark County Treasurer, Local Lumber Company) |
1924 |
219 / 16 | D. F. Mains |
1924 |
219 / 17 | Massachusetts Mutual Life Insurance Co. |
1924 |
219 / 18 | M (correspondents include Marsh & McLennan,
Cora J. Martin, McDonald Bros. Co., Midland Fruit Co., Montana Commissioner of State
Lands, Montana Development Association, Montana Electric Company, Montana
Equalization Board, Montana Industrial Accident Board) |
1924 |
219 / 19 | N-O (correspondents include Alban B. Nixon) |
1924 |
219 / 20-21 | Charles Benton Power |
1924 |
219 / 22 | T. C. Power & Brother, Ltd. |
1924 |
219 / 23 | T. C. Power Company |
1924 |
219 / 24 | Power Implement Company |
1924 |
219 / 25 | Power Mercantile Company |
1924 |
219a / 1 | Power-Morgan Company |
1924 |
219a / 2 | Power-Wilson Company |
1924 |
219a / 3-4 | P-S (correspondents include Plymouth Cordage Co.,
Power Hardware Co., John B. Rauch, Alva Rogers, August Schwachheim, Sharp Brothers,
W. R. C. Stewart) |
1924 |
219a / 5 | Taylor, Tipling & Company |
1924 |
219a / 6 | Thorpe Brothers |
1924 |
219a / 7 | T (correspondents include Edward T. Teitsworth,
Thomas Thexton, Townsend Hardware & Implement Co., Trident Store Co.) |
1924 |
219a / 8 | U. S. Internal Revenue Service |
1924 |
219a / 9 | U-W (correspondents include United States Treasury
Department, James A. Walsh, Wells-Dickey Co., Western Union, George P. White) |
1924 |
219a / 10 | A (correspondents include Agricultural Credit
Corporation, Ames Realty Co.) |
1925 |
219a / 11 | Isaac P. Baker |
1925 |
220 / 1-3 | Banks A-V, telegrams |
1925 |
220 / 4 | Belgrade Company Ltd. |
1925 |
220 / 5 | Bogy Mercantile |
1925 |
220 / 6 | Boorman Lumber Company |
1925 |
220 / 7 | B (correspondents include Louis V. Bogy, Grant
Boorman, Howard F. Bowman, Bradstreet Co., P. E. Byrne) |
1925 |
220 / 8 | Cascade Mercantile Company |
1925 |
220 / 9 | Cascade Milling and Elevator Company |
1925 |
220 / 10 | C-F (correspondents include Campbell Investment
Co., Cascade County officials, Collins Land Co., Crane Co. of Minnesota,
Drake-Ballard Co, R. G. Dun & Co., Emery-Fuller Mercantile Co., Federal Hardware
and Implement, Fergus County Treasurer, Fletcher G. Flaherty, Frank Flanagan) |
1925 |
220 / 11 | Gary Hay and Grain Company |
1925 |
220 / 12 | G-L (correspondents include A. M. Holter Hardware
Co., Gallatin County officials, Hugh D. Galusha, Helena Building & Realty Co.,
Helena City Clerk, Helena Commercial Club, Hollam Co., John D. Holliday, Thomas
Hovet, Charles F. Hunt, International Harvester Co., George J. Joyce, Judith Basin
County Clerk & Recorder, Lewis and Clark County Assessor) |
1925 |
220 / 13 | McDonald Brothers Company |
1925 |
220 / 14 | Marshall Field and Company |
1925 |
220 / 15 | Montana Electric Company |
1925 |
220 / 16-17 | M (correspondents include Madison County Assessor,
D. F. Mains, Marsh & McLennan, Massachusetts Mutual Life Insurance Co., Peter J.
McDermott, Meagher County Treasurer, Midland Fruit Co., Mill Mutuals Agency,
Missoulian Publishing Co., Montana Commissioner of State Lands, Montana Development
Association, Montana Equalization Board, Montana Lumber and Hardware Company,
Montana Secretary of State; Murphey, Favre & Co.) |
1925 |
220 / 18 | Alban B. Nixon |
1925 |
220 / 19 | N (correspondents include Northern Pacific Railroad
Company) |
1925 |
220 / 20 | O'Hanlon Company |
1925 |
221 / 1 | O (correspondents include O'Hanlon Company) |
1925 |
221 / 2-3 | Charles Benton Power (includes telegrams) |
1925 |
221 / 4 | T. C. Power & Bro., Ltd. |
1925 |
221 / 5 | Power Mercantile Company |
1925 |
221 / 6 | Power-Morgan Company |
1925 |
221 / 7 | Power-Wilson Company |
1925 |
221 / 8 | P-S (correspondents include G. B. Payne, Power
Hardware Co., Rialto Theatre, Ryan Fruit Co., Sharp Brothers, Sweet Grass County
officials) |
1925 |
221 / 9 | Taylor, Tipling & Company |
1925 |
221 / 10 | Thorpe Brothers |
1925 |
221 / 11 | Tri-City Oil Company, Inc. |
1925 |
221 / 12 | Trident Store Company |
1925 |
221 / 13 | T-Y (correspondents include Townsend Hardware &
Implement Co., United States Internal Revenue Service, United States Land Offices,
Valier-Montana Land & Water Co., Walsh & Nagle, Wells-Dickey Co., E. M.
Wright, Yellowstone County Assessor) |
1925 |
221 / 14 | A (correspondents include Agricultural Credit
Corporation, Amberg File & Index Co., Ames Realty Co., Anaconda Copper Mining
Co.) |
1926 |
221 / 15 | Isaac P. Baker |
1926 |
221 / 16 | Banks: A-M |
1926 |
221 / 17 | Banks: N-V |
1926 |
221 / 18 | Belgrade Company Ltd |
1926 |
221 / 19 | Benton Hardware Company |
1926 |
221 / 20 | Bogy Mercantile Company |
1926 |
221 / 21 | Boorman Lumber Company |
1926 |
221 / 22 | B (correspondents include Benton Baker, Finley
Baker, Bradstreet Co., P. E. Byrne) |
1926 |
222 / 1 | Cascade Mercantile Company |
1926 |
222 / 2 | Cascade Milling & Elevator Company |
1926 |
222 / 3 | C-E (correspondents include Cascade County
officials, Collins Land Co., Continental Oil Co., Drake-Ballard Co., R. G. Dun &
Co., Emery-Fuller Mercantile Co.) |
1926 |
222 / 4 | Fobes Supply Company |
1926 |
222 / 5 | F (correspondents include Fairbanks, Morse &
Co., Fallon County Government, Federal Hardware and Implement, Fergus County
Assessor, Fergus County Treasurer, Fletcher G. Flaherty) |
1926 |
222 / 6 | Gary Hay & Grain Company, Inc. |
1926 |
222 / 7 | G-L (correspondents include Gallatin County
officials, Gallatin Valley Milling Co., Gallatin Valley Realty Company, Hugh D.
Galusha, Louis Heitman, Helena Building & Realty Co., Helena Commercial Club,
Hollam Co., John D. Holliday, John Ireland, Perry Kline, Lewis and Clark County
officials, Local Lumber Company) |
1926 |
222 / 8 | McDonald Brothers Company |
1926 |
222 / 9 | Marshall Field & Company |
1926 |
222 / 10 | Montana Electric Company |
1926 |
222 / 11 | Mc (correspondents include McCabe & Finn, A. C.
McClurg & Co., McLean County ) |
1926 |
222 / 12 | M-O (correspondents include D. F. Mains,
Massachusetts Mutual Life Insurance Co., Meagher County Treasurer, Mill Mutuals
Agency, Missoula Mercantile, Montana Commissioner of State Lands and Investments,
Montana Equalization Board, Montana Lumber and Hardware Company; Murphey, Favre
& Co.; Murphy-Maclay Hardware Co., Northern Pacific Railroad Company) |
1926 |
222 / 13 | Charles Benton Power |
1926 |
222 / 14 | T. C. Power & Bro., Ltd. |
1926 |
222 / 15 | T. C. Power Company |
1926 |
222 / 16 | Power Mercantile Company |
1926 |
222 / 17 | Power-Morgan Company |
1926 |
222 / 18 | Power-Wilson Company |
1926 |
222 / 19 | P-S (correspondents include Pondera County
Treasurer, Power Hardware Co., Sarah E. Power, T. C. Power Motor Car Co., Rialto
Theatre, Ryan Fruit Co., Sharp Brothers, Sweet Grass County Treasurer) |
1926 |
222 / 20 | Taylor, Tipling & Company |
1926 |
222 / 21-22 | Thorpe Brothers (includes telegrams) |
1926 |
222 / 23 | Trident Store Company |
1926 |
222 / 24 | T-Z (correspondents include Townsend Hardware &
Implement Co., United States Internal Revenue Service, United States Land Offices,
United States Veterans Bureau, Walsh & Nagle, James A. Walsh, C. F. Watkins,
Western Union, H. W. White Investment Co., Zuger and Tillotson) |
1926 |
222 / 25 | W telegrams (correspondents include Thomas J.
Walsh) |
1926 |
222 / 26 | A (correspondents include Ames Realty Co.) |
1927 |
222 / 27 | A telegrams (correspondents include Agricultural
Credit Corporation) |
1927 |
222 / 28-29 | Isaac P. Baker (includes telegrams) |
1927 |
223 / 1 | Banks |
1927 |
223 / 2 | Belgrade Company Ltd. |
1927 |
223 / 3 | Benton Hardware Company |
1927 |
223 / 4 | Bogy Mercantile Company |
1927 |
223 / 5 | Boorman Lumber Company |
1927 |
223 / 6 | B (correspondents include Finley Baker, Louis V.
Bogy, Howard F. Bowman, Bradstreet Co., P. E. Byrne) |
1927 |
223 / 7 | Cascade Mercantile Company |
1927 |
223 / 8 | Cascade Milling and Elevator Company |
1927 |
223 / 9 | C-E (correspondents include Edward F. Cameron,
Cascade County officials, Collins Land Co., Crane Co. of Minnesota, R. G. Dun &
Co.) |
1927 |
223 / 10 | Fobes Supply Company |
1927 |
223 / 11 | F (correspondents include Fallon County Government,
Fergus County Treasurer, Fletcher G. Flaherty) |
1927 |
223 / 12 | Gary Hay & Grain Company, Inc. |
1927 |
223 / 13 | G-L (correspondents include Gallatin County
officials, Gans & Klein Investment Company, Samuel T. Hauser, Louis Heitman,
Helena Building & Realty Co., Helena City Clerk, Helena Commercial Club, Hollam
Co., John D. Holliday, International Harvester Co., George J. Joyce, Judith Basin
County Clerk & Recorder, Lewis and Clark County Treasurer, Local Lumber Company) |
1927 |
223 / 14 | McDonald Brothers Company |
1927 |
223 / 15 | Marshall Field & Company |
1927 |
223 / 16 | Montana Electric Company |
1927 |
223 / 17 | Mc (correspondents include J. A. McDonough) |
1927 |
223 / 18 | M (correspondents include D. F. Mains, Marsh &
McLennan, Massachusetts Mutual Life Insurance Co., Meagher County Treasurer, Mill
Mutuals Agency, Montana Equalization Board, Montana Lumber and Hardware Company,
Montana Secretary of State, Montana Seed Company; Murphey, Favre & Co.) |
1927 |
223 / 19 | N-O (correspondents include National Council of
State Legislatures, Eva Nelson, Nutrine Candy Co., Edward J. O'Brien, Julia
O'Connor, D. T. Owens & Co. Price Owens) |
1927 |
223 / 20 | Charles Benton Power |
1927 |
223 / 21 | T. C. Power & Bro., Ltd |
1927 |
223 / 22 | T. C. Power Company |
1927 |
223 / 23 | Power Mercantile Company |
1927 |
223 / 24 | Power-Morgan Company |
1927 |
223 / 25 | Power-Wilson Company |
1927 |
223 / 26 | P (correspondents include Alfred F. Pashley,
Pondera County Treasurer, Power Hardware Co., T. C. Power Motor Car Co.) |
1927 |
223 / 27-28 | P-S telegrams (correspondents include Rialto
Theatre, Ryan Fruit Co., Sharp Brothers, Sweet Grass County Treasurer) |
1927 |
223a / 1 | Taylor, Tipling & Company |
1927 |
223a / 2 | Thorpe Brothers |
1927 |
223a / 3 | Townsend Hardware Company |
1927 |
223a / 4 | Trident Store Company |
1927 |
223a / 5 | U. S. Internal Revenue Service |
1927 |
223a / 6 | U-Z (correspondents include James A. Walsh, Zuger,
and Tillotson) |
1927 |
223a / 7 | Agricultural Credit Corporation |
1928 |
223a / 8 | Ames Realty Company |
1928 |
223a / 9 | A (correspondents include American Bank Note
Company, Appman & Bostwick, Autopoint Company) |
1928 |
223a / 10 | Isaac P. Baker |
1928 |
223a / 11 | Banks |
1928 |
223a / 12 | Belgrade Company Ltd. |
1928 |
223a / 13 | Benton Transportation Company |
1928 |
223a / 14 | Bogy Mercantile Company |
1928 |
223a / 15 | Boorman Lumber Company |
1928 |
223a / 16-19 | B-L (correspondents include Benton Hardware Co.,
Bradstreet Co., C. W. Buntin, P. E. Byrne, Robert Cameron, Cascade Mercantile Co.,
Cascade Milling & Elevator Co., Conroy-MacLennan Agency, Drake-Ballard Co.,
Winifred A. Erickson, Ernst & Ernst, Eugene B. Favre, Frazee Estate Company,
Gary Hay & Grain Co., H. L. Gustine, Samuel T. Hauser Jr., Charles E. Heisey,
Louis Heitman, Intermountain Union College, Thomas Jackson, Local Lumber Company) |
1928 |
223a / 20 | Montana Department of State Lands & Investments |
1928 |
223a / 21-22 | M-O (correspondents include Manhattan Mercantile
Co., Joseph Mason, Massachusetts Mutual Life Insurance Co., Massachusetts Mutual
Life Insurance Co., McDonald Bros. Co., Montana Hail Insurance Board, Montana
Secretary of State; Murphey, Favre & Co., Montana Equalization Board) |
1928 |
224 / 1 | Charles Benton Power |
1928 |
224 / 2-3 | T. C. Power & Brother, Ltd. |
1928 |
224 / 4 | Power Mercantile Company |
1928 |
224 / 5 | Power-Morgan Company |
1928 |
224 / 6 | Power-Wilson Company |
1928 |
224 / 7 | P-S (correspondents include Annie Williston Phelps,
Benton Power, Power Hardware Co., John Merlin Power, , T. C. Power Co. Helena, T. C.
Power Motor Car Co., Sharp Brothers, Stranahan & Towner) |
1928 |
224 / 8 | Thorpe Brothers |
1928 |
224 / 9 | Townsend Hardware and Implement Company |
1928 |
224 / 10-11 | T-V (correspondents include Taylor, Tipling &
Co.; Trident Store Co.; United States Internal Revenue Service; T. J. Vaughan-Rhys) |
1928 |
224 / 12 | James A. Walsh |
1928 |
224 / 13 | W-Z (correspondents include Warm Springs Card Co.,
C. F. Watkins, E. M. Wright, Zuger and Tillotson) |
1928 |
224 / 14 | Isaac P. Baker |
1929 |
224 / 15 | Banks |
1929 |
224 / 16 | Belgrade Company, Ltd. |
1929 |
224 / 17 | Benton Hardware Company |
1929 |
224 / 18 | Bogy Mercantile Company |
1929 |
224 / 19 | B (correspondents include Finley Baker, Belgrade
Realty Co.) |
1929 |
224 / 20 | Gary Hay & Grain Company |
1929 |
224 / 21 | H-M (correspondents include Helena Building &
Realty Co., Local Lumber Company, Manhattan Mercantile Co., Montana Equalization
Board, Montana Highway Commission, Montana Public Service Commission, Montana
Secretary of State, Montana Treasurer) |
1929 |
224 / 22 | Charles Benton Power |
1929 |
224 / 23 | T. C. Power and Brother Ltd. |
1929 |
224 / 24 | T. C. Power Company |
1929 |
224 / 25 | Power Mercantile Company |
1929 |
224 / 26 | Power-Morgan Company |
1929 |
224 / 27 | Power-Wilson Company |
1929 |
224 / 28-29 | P (correspondents include Phoenix Development Co.,
Power Hardware Co., John Merlin Power, Power-Townsend Co.) |
1929 |
224 / 30 | R-S (correspondents include Rialto Theatre, Ryan
Fruit Co., Sharp Brothers) |
1929 |
224 / 31 | Taylor, Tipling and Company |
1929 |
225 / 1-2 | Thorpe Brothers |
1929 |
225 / 3 | Tri-City Oil Company |
1929 |
225 / 4 | Trident Store Company |
1929 |
225 / 5 | T-Z (correspondents include Union Wholesale Grocery
Co., United States Land Offices, United States Veterans Bureau, Valier-Montana Land
& Water Co., T. J. Vaughan-Rhys, Walsh & Nagle, James A. Walsh, C. F.
Watkins, Wells-Dickey Co., Western Union, White Preston Agency, Zuger and Tillotson) |
1929 |
225 / 6 | A (correspondents include American Smelting &
Refining Co., Anaconda Copper Mining Co.) |
1930 |
225 / 7 | Isaac P. Baker |
1930 |
225 / 8-9 | Banks: A-U |
1930 |
225 / 10 | Belgrade Company, Ltd. |
1930 |
225 / 11 | Benton Hardware Company |
1930 |
225 / 12 | Bogy Mercantile Company |
1930 |
225 / 13 | Boorman Lumber Company |
1930 |
225 / 14 | B (correspondents include Finley Baker, Frayne
Baker, Howard F. Bowman, Bradstreet Co., C. W. Buntin) |
1930 |
225 / 15 | Cascade Milling & Elevator Company |
1930 |
225 / 16 | C-F (correspondents include Caird Engineering
Works, Edward F. Cameron, Cascade County Treasurer, Collins Land Co.,
Conroy-MacLennan Agency, Continental Oil Co., R. G. Dun & Co., Federal Hardware
and Implement Co., Fergus County officials, Fletcher G. Flaherty, George E. Fuller) |
1930 |
225 / 17 | G-L (correspondents include Gans & Klein
Investment Company, Gallatin County Clerk & Recorder, Percy Gaw, Louis Heitman,
Helena Building & Realty Co., Helena City Treasurer, Hollam Co., John D.
Holliday, Jefferson County, Lewis and Clark County officials, Local Lumber Company) |
1930 |
225 / 18 | Marshall Field & Company |
1930 |
225 / 19 | Mc (correspondents include J. A. McDonough) |
1930 |
225 / 20 | M-N (correspondents include Marsh & McLennan,
Massachusetts Mutual Life Insurance Co., Meagher County Treasurer, Montana
Automobile Association, Montana Equalization Board, Montana Highway Commission,
Montana Industrial Accident Board, Montana Lumber and Hardware Company, Montana
Packing and Provision Company, Murphey, Favre & Co.) |
1930 |
225 / 21 | O'Hanlon Company |
1930 |
225 / 22 | O (correspondents include Julia O'Connor, D. W.
Ogilbee, John G. O'Malley) |
1930 |
225 / 23-24 | Charles Benton Power (includes telegrams) |
1930 |
226 / 1 | T. C. Power & Bro., Ltd. |
1930 |
226 / 2 | T. C. Power Company |
1930 |
226 / 3 | Power Implement Company |
1930 |
226 / 4 | Power Mercantile Company |
1930 |
226 / 5 | Power-Morgan Company |
1930 |
226 / 6 | Power-Wilson Company |
1930 |
226 / 7 | P (correspondents include Pondera County Clerk
& Recorder, Sarah E. Power, Power-Townsend Co.) |
1930 |
226 / 8 | R-S (correspondents include Rialto Theatre, Ryan
Fruit Co., Sharp Brothers, Sweet Grass County Treasurer) |
1930 |
226 / 9 | Taylor, Tipling & Company |
1930 |
226 / 10-11 | Thorpe Brothers (includes telegrams) |
1930 |
226 / 12 | Trident Store Company |
1930 |
226 / 13 | T-V (correspondents include United States Internal
Revenue Service, T. J. Vaughan-Rhys) |
1930 |
226 / 14 | Westinghouse Electric Supply Company |
1930 |
226 / 15 | W-Z (correspondents include Walsh & Nagle,
James A. Walsh, C. F. Watkins, S. P. Wilson, Zuger and Tillotson) |
1930 |
Financial Records |
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Box/Folder | ||
226 / 16 | Bills & statements, Ab-Am |
1881-1894 |
227 / 1 | Bills & statements, An-Ay |
1881-1894 |
227 / 2-4 | Bills & statements, Isaac P. Baker |
1881-1891 |
227 / 5 | Bills & statements, Banks |
1881-1893 |
227 / 6-7 | Bills & statements, Blackfeet Agency Post |
1878-1882 |
228 / 1 | Bills & statements, boats |
1882-1887, undated |
228 / 2 | Bills & statements, H. I. Bodley & Company |
1881-1883 |
228 / 3 | Bills & statements, C. A. Broadwater &
Company |
1880-1882 |
228 / 4 | Bills & statements, Broadwater, McCulloh &
Company |
1882-1890 |
228 / 5 | Bills & statements, Broadwater, McNamara &
Company |
1883-1889 |
228 / 6 | Bills & statements, Bab-E. Baker |
1883-1893 |
228 / 7-8 | Bills & statements, I. G. Baker & Co. |
1880-1891 |
228 / 9 | Bills & statements, W. Baker-Bau |
1881-1894 |
228 / 10 | Bills & statements, Bay-Benn |
1881-1894 |
229 / 1 | Bills & statements, Bent-Bet (includes Benton
& Billings Stage Co, Benton & Helena Stage Co.) |
1880-1894 |
229 / 2 | Bills & statements, Bi-Boo (includes Billings
& Benton Stage Line; Billings, Barker & Benton Mail & Stage, Thomas J.
Bogy) |
1881-1893 |
229 / 3-5 | Bills & statements, Bor-Bux |
1881-1893 |
229 / 6 | Bills & statements, F. J. Call & Company |
1886-1887 |
229 / 7 | Bills & statements, Clum & Dingman |
1878-1888 |
229 / 8 | Bills & statements, Ca-Cen |
1880-1894 |
230 / 1-8 | Bills & statements, Cer-Cut (includes Choteau
House, Choteau Lodge) |
1876-1894 |
231 / 1-2 | Bills & statements, Dan-Dy |
1879-1894 |
231 / 3 | Bills & statements, S. S. Eaton |
1881-1886 |
231 / 4 | Bills & statements, Erickson Post |
1884-1894 |
231 / 5 | Bills & statements, E |
1881-1894 |
231 / 6 | Bills & statements, Fort Belknap post |
1881-1889 |
231 / 7 | Bills & statements, Fort McLeod, N. W. T. |
1879 |
231 / 8 | Bills & statements, Fort Walsh Post |
1880-1883 |
232 / 1-5 | Bills & statements, F (includes M.A. Flanagan) |
1880-1894 |
232 / 6 | Bills & statements, General Agent |
1881-1883 |
232 / 7 | Bills & statements, Ga-Gl |
1881-1894 |
233 / 1-3 | Bills & statements, God-Gu |
1888-1894 |
233 / 4-7 | Bills & statements, Haa-Hil (includes Helena
& Benton Stage Co.) |
1875-1894 |
234 / 1 | Bills & statements, Hir-Hy |
1880-1894 |
234 / 2 | Bills & statements, Indian contract business |
1882-1883 |
234 / 3 | Bills & statements, I |
1881-1893 |
234 / 4-5 | Bills & statements, Judith Cattle Company |
1881-1892 |
234 / 6 | Bills & statements, Judith Mercantile |
1890-1894 |
234 / 7-8 | Bills & statements, Judith Post |
1882-1889 |
234 / 9 | Bills & statements, J |
1881-1894 |
234 / 10-11 | Bills & statements, Ka-Kin |
1881-1894 |
235 / 1 | Bills & statements, Kip-Ku |
1881-1894 |
235 / 2 | Bills & statements, Lewistown, Mont. |
1883-1887 |
235 / 3-6 | Bills & statements, L |
1881-1894 |
235 / 7 | Bills & statements, Paul McCormick &
Company |
1883-1890 |
236 / 1-5 | Bills & statements, J. H. McKnight &
Company |
1881-1893 |
236 / 6 | Bills & statements, Maple Creek |
1884-1886 |
236 / 7 | Bills & statements, Maple Creek & Calgary |
1885-1891 |
236 / 8 | Bills & statements, Marshall Field &
Company |
1881-1883 |
237 / 1-4 | Bills & statements, Marshall Field &
Company |
1884-1983 |
237 / 5 | Bills & statements, T. F. Morgan & Company |
1883-1890 |
237 / 6-7 | Bills & statements, Mc-McM (includes McCormick
& Carlile) |
1875-1876, 1881-1891 |
238 / 1 | Bills & statements, McN-McV |
1881-1894 |
238 / 2-7 | Bills & statements, Mac-My (includes Missoula
Mercantile Co, Montana Elevator Co., Montana Hardware Co., Montana Lumber &
Hardware Co., Montana Packing & Provision Co., Thomas F. Morgan; Murphy, Maclay
& Co.; Murphy, Neel & Co.) |
1880-1894 |
239 / 1-2 | Bills & statements, N |
1881-1894 |
239 / 3 | Bills & statements, O'Hanlon & Company |
1891-1895 |
239 / 4 | Bills & statements, O'Hanlon Post |
1889-1891 |
239 / 5 | Bills & statements, O |
1879-1896 |
239 / 6 | Bills & statements, Poplar River |
1881-1885 |
239 / 7-9 | Bills & statements, T. C. Power & Co.,
Helena & Bozeman |
1879-1882 |
240 / 1-2 | Bills & statements, T. C. Power & Co.,
Helena & Bozeman |
1883-1886 |
240 / 3-5 | Bills & statements, T. C. Power & Co. |
1887-1894 |
240 / 6-7 | Bills & statements, T. C. Power & J. W.
Power |
1879-1894 |
240 / 8 | Bills & statements, Power Mercantile Company |
1894 |
241 / 1-3 | Bills & statements, Power Mercantile &
Company |
1894 |
241 / 4-6 | Bills & statements, P |
1881-1897 |
241 / 7 | Bills & statements, Ra-Red |
1880-1894 |
242 / 1-5 | Bills & statements, R-Ry |
1881-1894 |
242 / 6 | Bills & statements, N. C. Smith & Company |
1882-1889 |
243 / 1-3 | Bills & statements, stages: A-Y (includes
Billings, Barker & Benton Stage Co.; Billings Stage Co.) |
1881-1887 |
243 / 4-6 | Bills & statements, steamboats |
1879-1883 |
243 / 7 | Bills & statements, superintendent |
1884-1885 |
244 / 1-3 | Bills & statements, superintendent |
1886-1888 |
244 / 4-7 | Bills & statements, Sa-Ster (includes Spencer
& Co.; Spencer, Mayn & Heitman; George Steell) |
1879-1894 |
245 / 1-2 | Bills & statements, Stet-Sw |
1880-1894 |
245 / 3-4 | Bills & statements, T |
1880-1894 |
245 / 5 | Bills & statements, U. S. Engineers |
1883-1889 |
245 / 6 | Bills & statements, United States Indian
Service: Blackfeet Agency |
1881-1892 |
245 / 7 | Bills & statements, United States Indian
Service: Crow Agency |
1880-1885 |
245 / 8 | Bills & statements, United States Indian
Service: Flathead Agency |
1880-1888 |
245 / 9 | Bills & statements, United States Indian
Service: Fort Belknap Agency |
1880-1893 |
245 / 10 | Bills & statements, United States Indian
Service: Fort Berthold Agency |
1891-1892 |
245 / 11 | Bills & statements, United States Indian
Service: Fort Peck |
1885 |
245 / 12-13 | Bills & statements, United States Indian
Service: miscellaneous Indian freight |
1878-1887 |
245 / 14 | Bills & statements, United States Land Office |
1897 |
246 / 1-2 | Bills & statements, United States Signal
Service |
1881-1886 |
246 / 3 | Bills & statements, United States War Dept:
Coal Banks |
1886-1887 |
246 / 4 | Bills & statements, United States War Department:
Fort Assiniboine |
1882-1897 |
246 / 5 | Bills & statements, United States War Department:
Fort Maginnis |
1883-1884 |
246 / 6 | Bills & statements, United States War Department:
Fort Missoula |
1881-1882 |
246 / 7-8 | Bills & statements, United States War Department:
Fort Shaw |
1881-1885 |
247 / 1 | Bills & statements, United States War Department:
Fort Shaw |
1886-1887 |
247 / 2 | Bills & statements, United States War Department:
Helena |
1881-1882 |
247 / 3-5 | Bills & statements, United States War Department:
Miscellaneous government freight |
1883-1889 |
247 / 6-7 | Bills & statements, U-V |
1881-1894 |
247 / 8 | Bills & statements, Wolf Point |
1880-1885 |
247 / 9 | Bills & statements, H. J. Wackerlin & Co. |
1880-1881 |
248 / 1-6 | Bills & statements, H. J. Wackerlin & Co. |
1881-1895 |
248 / 7 | Bills & statements, Wai-Wat |
1879-1894 |
248 / 8 | Bills & statements, P. B. Weare & Co. |
1875, 1881-1885 |
249 / 1-3 | Bills & statements, Weare-Wood |
1881-1894 |
249 / 4-6 | Bills & statements, W. A. Wood Mowing &
Reaping Machine Co. |
1881-1892 |
249 / 7-9 | Bills & statements, Wood-Z |
1881-1894 |
249 / 10-13 | Bills & statements, "A-W" miscellaneous |
1913 |
250 / 1-4 | Bills & statements, A-K |
1920 |
250 / 5 | Bills & statements, Marshall Field &
Company |
1920 |
250 / 6-8 | Bills & statements, Mc-S |
1920 |
250 / 9 | Bills & statements, Taylor, Tipling &
Company |
1920 |
250 / 10 | Bills & statements, T-Z |
1920 |
250 / 11 | Bills & statements, A |
1921 |
250 / 12 | Bills & statements, banks |
1921 |
250 / 13 | Bills & statements, Boorman Lumber Company |
1921 |
250 / 14-16 | Bills & statements, B-L |
1921 |
250 / 17 | Bills & statements, Marshall Field &
Company |
1921 |
250 / 18 | Bills & statements, Montana Electric Company |
1921 |
250 / 19-21 | Bills & statements, M-S |
1921 |
250 / 22 | Bills & statements, Taylor, Tipling &
Company |
1921 |
250 / 23 | Bills & statements, T-W |
1921 |
250 / 24 | Bills & statements, A-W |
1922 |
250 / 24a | Bills & statements, A-B |
1923 |
250 / 25 | Bills & statements, Cascade Mercantile Company |
1923 |
250 / 26 | Bills & statements, C-L |
1923 |
250 / 27 | Bills & statements, Marshall Field &
Company |
1923 |
250 / 28 | Bills & statements, Montana Electric Company |
1923 |
250 / 29 | Bills & statements, M-W |
1923 |
250 / 30-33 | Bills & statements, A-L |
1924 |
250 / 34 | Bills & statements, Marshall Field &
Company |
1924 |
250 / 35-36 | Bills & statements, M-O |
1924 |
250 / 37 | Bills & statements, T. C. Power Company |
1924 |
250 / 38-39 | Bills & statements, P-S |
1924 |
250 / 40 | Bills & statements, Taylor, Tipling &
Company |
1924 |
250 / 41 | Bills & statements, T-W |
1924 |
250 / 42-46 | Bills & statements, A-L |
1925 |
250 / 47 | Bills & statements, Marshall Field &
Company |
1925 |
250 / 48-49 | Bills & statements, M-N |
1925 |
250 / 50-51 | Bills & statements, T. C. Power Company |
1925 |
251 / 1 | Bills & statements, Power Mercantile Company |
1925 |
251 / 2 | Bills & statements, Power-Wilson Company |
1925 |
251 / 3-4 | Bills & statements, P-S |
1925 |
251 / 5 | Bills & statements, Taylor, Tipling &
Company |
1925 |
251 / 6 | Bills & statements, T-W |
1925 |
251 / 7 | Bills & statements, A-E |
1926 |
251 / 8 | Bills & statements, Fobes Supply Company |
1926 |
251 / 9-10 | Bills & statements, F-L |
1926 |
251 / 11 | Bills & statements, Marshall Field &
Company |
1926 |
251 / 12 | Bills & statements, Montana Electric Company |
1926 |
251 / 13-14 | Bills & statements, M-O |
1926 |
251 / 15 | Bills & statements, Charles Benton Power |
1926 |
251 / 16 | Bills & statements, T. C. Power & Bro.,
Ltd. |
1926 |
251 / 17-19 | Bills & statements, T. C. Power Company |
1926 |
251 / 20 | Bills & statements, P-S |
1926 |
251 / 21 | Bills & statements, Taylor, Tipling &
Company |
1926 |
251 / 22 | Bills & statements, T-W |
1926 |
251 / 23 | Bills & statements, A |
1927 |
251 / 24 | Bills & statements, Belgrade Company Ltd. |
1927 |
251 / 25 | Bills & statements, B-C |
1927 |
251 / 26 | Bills & statements, Fobes Supply Company |
1927 |
251 / 27 | Bills & statements, F-I |
1927 |
251 / 28 | Bills & statements, Marshall Field &
Company |
1927 |
251 / 29-30 | Bills & statements, M-O |
1927 |
251 / 31 | Bills & statements, T. C. Power Company |
1927 |
251 / 32-33 | Bills & statements, P-S |
1927 |
251 / 34 | Bills & statements, Taylor, Tipling &
Company |
1927 |
252 / 1 | Bills & statements, U-W |
1927 |
252 / 2 | Bills & statements, A-W |
1928 |
252 / 3 | Bills & statements, A |
1929 |
252 / 4 | Bills & statements, Belgrade Company |
1929 |
252 / 5 | Bills & statements, B |
1929 |
252 / 6 | Bills & statements, Cascade Mercantile Company |
1929 |
252 / 7 | Bills & statements, C |
1929 |
252 / 8 | Bills & statements, Fobes Supply Company |
1929 |
252 / 9 | Bills & statements, G-L |
1929 |
252 / 10 | Bills & statements, Marshall Field &
Company |
1929 |
252 / 11-13 | Bills & statements, M-S |
1929 |
252 / 14 | Bills & statements, Taylor, Tipling &
Company |
1929 |
252 / 15 | Bills & statements, T-W |
1929 |
252 / 16 | Bills & statements, Belgrade Company Ltd. |
1930 |
252 / 17-18 | Bills & statements, C-H |
1930 |
252 / 19 | Bills & statements, Marshall Field &
Company |
1930 |
252 / 20-22 | Bills & statements, M-W |
1930 |
252 / 23-24 | Statements (Letterpress Book) |
1873-1877 |
253 / 1-3 | Statements (Letterpress Book) |
1877-1880 |
254 / 1-4 | Statements (Letterpress Book) |
1879-1881 |
255 / 1-4 | Statements (Letterpress Book) |
1881-1884 |
256 / 1-4 | Statements (Letterpress Book) |
1884-1887 |
257 / 1-3 | Statements (Letterpress Book) |
1887-1890 |
258 / 1-3 | Statements (Letterpress Book) |
1890-1892 |
259 / 1-3 | Statements (Letterpress Book) |
1892-1895 |
259 / 4 | Credit book |
1892-1894 |
260 / 1-3 | Credit books |
1894-1899 |
260 / 4-5 | Dry goods books 3-4 |
1882-1883 |
261 / 1-4 | Dry goods books 5-8 |
1883-1886 |
262 / 1-4 | Dry goods books 9-12 |
1886-1888 |
263 / 1-4 | Dry goods books 13-16 |
1889-1890 |
264 / 1-4 | Dry goods books 17-21 |
1891-1893 |
265 / 1-4 | Dry goods books 22-25 |
1893-1895 |
266 / 1-4 | Dry goods books 26-29 |
1895-1896 |
267 / 1-3 | Dry goods books 30-32 |
1896-1897 |
268 / 1-3 | Dry goods books 33-35 |
1897-1899 |
269 / 1-2 | Freight ledgers |
1881-1883 |
269 / 3 | Inventory of goods (Fort Clagett) |
1878 May 3 |
269 / 4 | Ledger (Fort Kipp) |
1869-1874 |
269 / 5 | Ledger (Fort McLeod) |
1877-1881 |
270 / 1 | Ledger (Blackfeet Indian Agency Post) |
1876-1879 |
270 / 2 | Sales book (Blackfeet Indian Agency Post) |
1876-1880 |
270 / 3 | Sales & Account Book (Blackfeet Indian Agency
Post) |
1878-1879 |
270 / 4 | Cash Book (Wolf Point) |
1883 August 24-1886 December 31 |
271 / 1 | Journal (Wolf Point) |
1885-1886 |
271 / 2 | Ledger (Wolf Point) |
1885-1886 |
271 / 3 | Abstracts of way-fares collected, stages |
1881-1886 |
271 / 4 | Account book, First National Bank, Fort Benton |
1883-1884 |
271 / 5 | Accounts transferred, stages |
1884 |
271 / 6 | Annual report, Judith Cattle Company |
1891 |
271 / 7 | Annual report, Judith Mercantile Company |
1891 |
271 / 8 | Annual report, O (includes O'Hanlon Cattle Company
Inc.) |
1891 |
271 / 9 | Balance sheets, Nicholas M. Erickson |
1888-1891 |
271 / 10 | Balance sheets, Lewistown, MT |
1885-1887 |
271 / 11 | Balance sheets, J. H. McKnight & Company |
1880-1887 |
271 / 12 | Balance sheets, T. C. Power & Bro. |
1880-1890 |
271 / 13 | Balance sheets, T. C. Power & Co. |
1887-1891 |
271 / 14 | Balance sheets, W (includes H. J. Wackerlin) |
1883-1888 |
271 / 15 | Bills payable, Isaac P. Baker |
1888 |
271 / 16 | Bills receivable, Nicholas M. Erickson |
1887-1889 |
271 / 17 | Bills receivable, Lewistown, MT |
1884-1887 |
271 / 18 | Bills payable & receivable, T. C. Power &
Bro. |
1880-1885 |
272 / 1 | Comparative statements, W |
1887-1888 |
272 / 2 | Eastern accounts, J. H. McKnight & Company |
1881 |
272 / 3 | Internal Revenue Stamps |
1880-1883 |
272 / 4 | Inventory, B |
1882 |
272 / 5 | Inventories, Nicholas M. Erickson |
1888-1891 |
272 / 6 | Inventories, Fort Belknap |
1881-1886 |
272 / 7 | Inventory, Fort Clagett |
1882 |
272 / 8 | Inventory of boat store, general agent |
1881 |
272 / 9 | Inventories, Judith Post |
1885-1890 |
272 / 10 | Inventory, Lewistown, MT |
1887 |
272 / 11 | Inventory, T. F. Morgan & Company |
1886 |
272 / 12 | Inventories, Poplar River |
1883-1885 |
272 / 13 | Inventory, T. C. Power & Bro. |
1882 |
272 / 14 | Inventory, T. C. Power & Company |
1882 |
272 / 15 | Inventory, N. C. Smith & Company |
1887 |
272 / 16 | Inventories, stages |
1885-1886 |
272 / 17 | Inventories, S (includes Spencer & Co.) |
1882 |
272 / 18 | Inventories, Wolf Point |
1881-1885 |
272 / 19 | Ledger balances, Isaac P. Baker |
1884-1890 |
272 / 20 | Ledger balances, general agent |
1882 |
272 / 21 | Ledger balances, Lewistown, MT |
1884 |
272 / 22 | Memoranda of gold bullion deposited by First
National Bank, Helena |
1885-1888 |
272 / 23 | Merchandise sales, Lewistown, MT |
1885 |
272 / 24 | Mule team account, T. C. Power & Bro. |
1886-1888 |
272 / 25 | Payroll, Judith Cattle Company |
1892 |
272 / 26 | Payroll statements, P |
1897 |
272 / 27 | Petty ledger, T. C. Power & Bro. |
1881 |
272 / 28 | Profit & loss, Isaac P. Baker |
1885-1889 |
272 / 29 | Profit & loss, Lewistown, MT |
1885-1887 |
272 / 30 | Profit & loss, steamboats |
1888 |
272 / 31 | Property and assessment lists, Judith Cattle
Company |
1890-1891 |
272 / 32 | Resource and liability statements, T. C. Power
& Bro. |
1885-1886 |
272 / 33 | Season statements, Isaac P. Baker |
1889 |
272 / 34 | Trial balances, Isaac P. Baker |
1885-1887 |
272 / 35 | Trial balances, Nicholas M. Erickson |
1888-1893 |
272 / 36 | Trial balances, Judith Mercantile Company |
1890-1891 |
272 / 37 | Trial balances, Lewistown, MT |
1884-1887 |
272 / 38 | Trial balances, J. H. McKnight & Company |
1881 |
272 / 39 | Trial balances, T. C. Power & Bro. |
1880-1890 |
272 / 40 | Trial balances, stages |
1883 |
272 / 41 | Trial balances, W |
1881-1887 |
272 / 42 | U. S. Indian Service, freight rates |
1882-1890 |
272 / 43 | United States War Department: Yellowstone expedition |
1873 |
Legal Documents |
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Box/Folder | ||
273 / 1 | Agreement with J. H. McKnight |
1871 |
273 / 2 | Miscellaneous agreement (includes T. C. Power &
Co.) |
1872 |
273 / 3 | Agreement with D. W. Marsh |
1876 |
273 / 4 | Deeds, Chouteau County Probate Judge to T. C. &
J. W. Power |
1876 |
273 / 5 | Deeds |
1876 |
273 / 5a | Insurance policy |
1876-1878 |
273 / 6 | Chattel Mortgage, Pepin Bros. to T. C. Power &
Bro. |
1877 |
273 / 7 | Miscellaneous |
1877 |
273 / 8 | Deeds, Chouteau County Probate Judge to T. C. Power |
1878 |
273 / 9 | Deeds |
1878 |
273 / 10 | Bills of sale |
1879 |
273 / 11 | Deeds |
1879 |
273 / 12 | Depositions, T. C. Power & Bro. vs. J. J.
Healy & Bro. |
1879 |
273 / 13 | Mortgages to T. C. Power & Bro. |
1879 |
273 / 14 | Mortgage |
1879 |
273 / 15 | Affidavits |
1880 |
273 / 16 | Agreements with U. S. Indian Affairs Office |
1880 |
273 / 17 | Agreements |
1880 |
273 / 18 | Bills of sale, James M. Armoux to T. C. Power &
Bro. |
1880 |
273 / 19 | Deeds to T. C. & J. W. Power |
1880 |
273 / 20 | Insurance policy |
1880 |
273 / 20a | License granted to Thomas J. Bogy to trade with
Crows and Gros Ventres |
1873 |
273 / 20b | License granted to John W. Power to trade with Gros
Ventres and Assiniboine |
1874 |
273 / 21 | License granted to John W. Power to trade with
Blackfeet Agency |
1880 |
273 / 22 | Mortgages to T. C. Power & Bro. |
1880 |
273 / 23 | Agreement with C. A. Broadwater & Co. |
1881 |
273 / 24 | Agreement with Thomas O'Hanlon |
1881 |
273 / 25 | Agreement, formation of co-partnership, Spencer
& Co. |
1881 |
273 / 26 | Agreements with U. S. Indian Affairs Office |
1881 |
273 / 27 | Agreement between U. S. War Department, Fort Custer, and
Paul McCormick |
1881 |
273 / 28 | Agreements (includes I.G. Baker & Co., Northern
Pacific Railroad Company, Walter A. Wood Mowing & Reaping Machine) |
1881 |
273 / 29 | Bid Proposal to U. S. War Department, Fort Custer by
Paul McCormick |
1881 |
273 / 30 | Bills of sale, Fred Lehman to T. C. Power &
Bro. |
1881 |
273 / 31 | Bills of sale |
1881 |
273 / 32 | Bond for contract fulfillment between Isaac P.
Baker et al. & U. S. War Department, Bismarck, D.T. |
1881 |
273 / 33 | Contracts with U. S. War Department |
1881 |
273 / 34 | Certificate of landing, Port of Fort McLeod, N. W.
T. |
1881 |
273 / 35 | Deeds |
1881 |
273 / 36 | Protest notices |
1881 |
273 / 37 | Miscellaneous |
1881 |
273 / 38 | Affidavits |
1882 |
273 / 39 | Agreement between C. A. Broadwater & T. C.
Power |
1882 |
273 / 40 | Agreements with U. S. Indian Affairs Office |
1882 |
273 / 41 | Agreements with U. S. War Department, Fort Custer |
1882 |
273 / 42 | Agreements |
1882 |
273 / 43 | Contract with U. S. War Department, Fort Maginnis |
1882 |
273 / 44 | Deeds |
1882 |
273 / 45 | Insurance policies |
1882 |
273 / 46 | Proceedings, Board of Survey, Fort Shaw |
1882 |
273 / 47 | Protest notices |
1882 |
273 / 48 | Miscellaneous |
1882 |
273 / 49 | Agreement with Nicholas M. Erickson |
1883 |
273 / 50 | Agreement with N. C. Smith et al. |
1883 |
273 / 51 | Agreements with U. S. Indian Affairs Office |
1883 |
274 / 1 | Agreements with U. S. War Department |
1883 |
274 / 2 | Agreements |
1883 |
274 / 3 | Deeds |
1883 |
274 / 4 | Mortgage |
1883 |
274 / 5 | Protest, Steamer Butte |
1883 |
274 / 6 | Protest, damaged freight on Steamer Helena |
1883 |
274 / 7 | Miscellaneous |
1883 |
274 / 8 | Agreement with Canadian Indian Affairs Department |
1884 |
274 / 9 | Agreement with T. F. Morgan |
1884 |
274 / 10 | Agreement with N. C. Smith & Co. et al. |
1884 |
274 / 11 | Agreement with U. S. Indian Affairs Office |
1884 |
274 / 12 | Agreement with U. S. War Department |
1884 |
274 / 13 | Agreements |
1884 |
274 / 14 | Deeds (correspondents include Northern Pacific
Railroad Company) |
1884 |
274 / 15 | Indemnifying Bond, First National Bank, Fort Benton |
1884 |
274 / 16 | Mortgage |
1884 |
274 / 17 | Protest notices |
1884 |
274 / 18 | Miscellaneous |
1884 |
274 / 19 | Agreement with Broadwater, McCulloh, & Company |
1885 |
274 / 20 | Agreements with U. S. Indian Affairs Office |
1885 |
274 / 21 | Agreements with U. S. War Department |
1885 |
274 / 22 | Agreements (includes Benton Transportation Co.,
I.G. Baker & Co., McCune, Read & Schofield, Northern Pacific Railroad
Company, P. Lorillard & Co.) |
1885 |
274 / 23 | Contract with U. S. Indian Affairs Office |
1885 |
274 / 24 | Deeds |
1885 |
274 / 25 | Mortgage |
1885 |
274 / 26 | Protest notices |
1885 |
274 / 27 | Miscellaneous (includes Charles A. Aubrey) |
1885 |
274 / 28 | Agreement with Broadwater, McNamara & Company |
1886 |
274 / 29 | Agreement with John M. Sweeney |
1886 |
274 / 30 | Agreements with U. S. Indian Affairs Office |
1886 |
274 / 31 | Agreements with U. S. War Department |
1886 |
274 / 32 | Agreements (includes Benton Transportation Co.,
Northern Pacific Railroad Company, P. Lorillard & Co.) |
1886 |
274 / 33 | Deeds |
1886 |
274 / 34 | Insurance policy |
1886 |
274 / 35 | Protest notices |
1886 |
274 / 36 | Miscellaneous (includes Clum & Dingman, T. C.
Power & J. W. Power Helena) |
1886 |
274 / 37 | Agreement with N. C. Smith |
1887 |
274 / 38 | Agreements with U. S. Indian Affairs Office |
1887 |
274 / 39 | Agreements with U. S. War Department |
1887 |
274 / 40 | Agreements (includes Frank E. Wright) |
1887 |
275 / 1 | Deeds (includes Thomas Charles Power) |
1887 |
275 / 2 | Mortgage (includes N. C. Smith) |
1887 |
275 / 3 | Protest, wreck of Steamer City of Duluth |
1887 |
275 / 4 | Protest, wreck of Steamer Eclipse |
1887 |
275 / 5 | Protest, damaged freight unloaded from Steamer
Missouri |
1887 |
275 / 6 | Miscellaneous |
1887 |
275 / 7 | Agreements with U. S. Indian Affairs Office |
1888 |
275 / 8 | Agreements with U. S. War Department |
1888 |
275 / 9 | Agreements |
1888 |
275 / 10 | Contract |
1888 |
275 / 11 | Deeds |
1888 |
275 / 12 | Mortgage (includes Fort Belknap Post) |
1888 |
275 / 13 | Miscellaneous (includes I. G. Baker, Thomas
O'Hanlon) |
1888 |
275 / 14 | Agreements with U. S. Indian Affairs Office |
1889 |
275 / 15 | Agreements with U. S. War Department |
1889 |
275 / 16 | Agreements |
1889 |
275 / 17 | Contracts |
1889 |
275 / 18 | Deeds |
1889 |
275 / 19 | Insurance Policy |
1889 |
275 / 20 | Mortgage |
1889 |
275 / 21 | Miscellaneous (includes H. D. Burghardt, Alexander
Johnson, Thomas Charles Power, Asa P. Samples) |
1889 |
275 / 22 | Agreement, incorporation of Judith Mercantile
Company |
1890 |
275 / 23 | Agreement |
1890 |
275 / 24 | Contract |
1890 |
275 / 25 | Deed, T. F. Morgan et al. to T. C. Power & Bro. |
circa 1890 |
275 / 26 | Deeds (includes Northern Pacific Railroad Company) |
1890 |
275 / 27 | Mortgage |
1890 |
275 / 28 | Miscellaneous (includes Asa P. Samples, United
States Indian Service Ft. Belknap) |
1890 |
275 / 29 | Agreements (includes Thomas E. Brady, M. H. Murphy,
Thomas O'Hanlon) |
1891 |
275 / 30 | Deeds (includes H.J. Wackerlin Hardware Co., John
W. Power) |
1891 |
275 / 31 | Mortgages (includes David Cowan, John W. Power) |
1891 |
275 / 32 | Protest notice |
1891 |
275 / 33 | Miscellaneous (includes Charles E. Miller) |
1891 |
275 / 34 | Abstracts |
1892 |
275 / 35 | Agreements (includes A. M. Holter Hardware Co.) |
1892 |
275 / 36 | Deed (includes A. J. McDonald) |
1892 |
275 / 37 | Miscellaneous (includes James Rees) |
1892 |
275 / 38 | Agreement |
1893 |
275 / 39 | Contract |
1893 |
275 / 40 | Deed (includes Thomas F. Morgan) |
1893 |
275 / 41 | Water right notice |
1893 |
275 / 42 | Miscellaneous |
1893 |
275 / 43 | Agreement with T. C. Power & Bro. and James O.
Patterson |
1894 |
275 / 44 | Warranty deeds to J. O. Patterson & Co. |
1894 |
275 / 45 | Deed |
1894 |
275 / 46 | Mortgages & mortgage satisfactions (includes R.
W. Buckland) |
1894 |
275 / 47 | Miscellaneous |
1894 |
275 / 48 | Agreement with U. S. War Department |
1895 |
275 / 49 | Agreement (includes I.G. Baker & Co.) |
1895 |
276 / 1 | Deeds |
1895 |
276 / 2 | Mortgages |
1895 |
276 / 3 | Water right abstract and notice |
1895 |
276 / 4 | Miscellaneous |
1895 |
276 / 5 | Agreement with U. S. War Department |
1896 |
276 / 6 | Deed |
1896 |
276 / 7 | Mortgage (includes John W. Power) |
1896 |
276 / 8 | Miscellaneous |
1896 |
276 / 9 | Bills of sale, O'Hanlon & Co. to O'Hanlon Co.,
Inc. |
1897 |
276 / 10 | Deed, J. W. Power to T. C. Power & Bro. |
1897 |
276 / 11 | Deed, T. C. Power et al. to T. C. Power & Bro. |
1897 |
276 / 12 | Dissolution of partnership, J. O. Patterson &
Co. |
1897 |
276 / 13 | Agreement (includes James Donovan) |
1898 |
276 / 14 | Miscellaneous (includes St. Paul, Minneapolis &
Manitoba Railway Co.) |
1900 |
276 / 15 | Deed, T. C. Power et al. to T. C. Power & Bro. |
1901 |
276 / 16 | Decree in the matter of the estate of J. W. Power,
deceased |
1901 |
276 / 17 | Deed |
1903 |
276 / 18 | Application to U. S. Surveyor General for mining
claim |
undated |
Organizational Records |
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Box/Folder | ||
276 / 19 | Certificate of incorporation, Fort Benton, Barker
and Yellowstone Railway Company |
1882 |
276 / 20 | Memorandum of co-partnership, T. C. Power &
Bro. and Thomas O'Hanlon |
1882 |
276 / 21 | Articles of incorporation, Bismarck Transportation
Company |
1885 |
276 / 22 | Articles of incorporation, Helena Transportation
Company |
1885 |
276 / 23 | Agreement to continue partnership, T. C. Power
& Bro. and Thomas O'Hanlon |
1886 |
276 / 24 | Articles of incorporation, Sioux City and Northern
Packet Company |
1886 |
276 / 25 | Articles of incorporation, Fort Benton Sheep
Company |
1888 |
276 / 26 | By-laws, O'Hanlon Cattle Company, Inc. |
circa 1891 |
276 / 27 | By-laws, Thomas O'Hanlon Company, Inc. |
circa 1891 |
276 / 28 | By-laws, O'Hanlon Cattle Company |
circa 1891 |
276 / 29 | Certificate of incorporation, O'Hanlon Cattle
Company |
1891 |
276 / 30 | Certificate of incorporation, Rocky Mountain
Transportation Company |
1891 |
276 / 31 | Dissolution of partnership, T. C. Power & Bro.
and Thomas O'Hanlon |
1891 |
276 / 32 | Notice of dissolution, H. J. Wackerlin &
Company |
1895 |
276 / 33 | Articles of incorporation, Benton and Lewistown
Stage Company |
1895 |
Court Papers |
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Box/Folder | ||
276 / 34 | Points and authorities of respondents in reply in
W. S. Wetzel, et al. vs. T. C. Power, et al. in Montana Territorial Supreme Court |
1883 |
276 / 35 | In equity, pleadings & evidence, T. C. Power,
et al. vs. I. G. Baker, et al. in U. S. circuit court |
1885 |
276 / 36 | Petition of Power et al. for rehearing in U. S.
Supreme Court in T. C. Power vs. I. G. Baker |
1887 |
276 / 37 | Brief for respondent, the United States vs. T. C.
Power on the Steamer Butte case in Montana Territorial Supreme Court |
1887 |
Speeches |
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Box/Folder | ||
276 / 38 | W. V. Pemberton on election of 1889 |
1889 |
Assay Reports |
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Box/Folder | ||
276 / 39 | Memorandum of gold bullion deposited at U. S. Assay
Office, Helena |
1885 |
Clippings |
||
Box/Folder | ||
276 / 40 | Miscellaneous |
1882 |
Miscellany |
||
Box/Folder | ||
276 / 41 | Consignments: freight book #1 (steamers) |
1878 |
276 / 42 | Consignments: freight book "A" (steamers) |
1879 |
276 / 43 | Consignment book #1 (steamers) |
1879 |
276 / 44 | Consignment book #1 (Indians) |
1879 |
277 / 1 | Consignment book #3 (steamers) |
1879 |
277 / 2 | Consignments: wool |
1879 |
277 / 3 | Consignment book: "A" (steamers) |
1880 |
277 / 4 | Consignment book: #3 (steamers) |
1880 |
277 / 5 | Consignment book: #4 (steamers) |
1880 |
277 / 6 | Consignment book & inventory |
1882-1883 |
277 / 7-8 | Shipping book (wagons) |
1868-1875 |
278 / 1 | Shipping book (wagons) & inventory |
June 1875-October 1875 |
278 / 2 | Shipping book (wagons) |
May 1876-October 1876 |
278 / 3 | Shipping book: government freight (wagons) |
1876, 1878 |
278 / 4 | Shipping book #1 (wagons) |
May 1877-November 1877 |
278 / 5 | Shipping book (wagons) |
May 1877-August 1878 |
278 / 6 | Shipping book: Cow Island (wagons) |
September 1877-January 1879 |
278 / 7 | Shipping book #1 (wagons) |
May 1878-August 1878 |
278 / 8 | Shipping book #2 (wagons) |
May 1878-October 1878 |
278 / 9 | Shipping book (wagons) |
July 1878-June 1879 |
279 / 1-5 | Shipping book (wagons) |
July 1878-December 1879 |
279 / 6 | Shipping book: Cow Island (wagons) |
September 1879-January 1880 |
279 / 7 | Shipping book: Carroll (wagons) |
October 1879-November 1879 |
279 / 8 | Shipping book (wagons) |
April 1880-July 1880 |
280 / 1 | Shipping book #1 (wagons) |
June 1880-November 1880 |
280 / 2 | Shipping book #2 (wagons) |
June 1880-June 1881 |
280 / 3-7 | Shipping book (wagons) |
June 1880-August 1881 |
281 / 1 | Shipping book (wagons) |
August 1881-December 1881 |
281 / 2 | Shipping book: Cow Island (wagons) |
October 1881-December 1881 |
281 / 3-6 | Shipping book (wagons) |
April 1882-August 1886 |
281 / 7 | Shipping book #1 (wagons) |
June 1886-July 1887 |
282 / 1-2 | Shipping book (wagons) |
June 1886-May 1892 |
282 / 3 | Shipping book (steamers & wagons) |
1880, 1882, July 1887-November 1889 |
282 / 4-5 | Receiving book (steamers & wagons) |
June 1869-May 1876 |
282 / 6 | Receiving book #2 (steamers) |
April 1873-February 1875 |
282 / 7 | Receiving book #1 (steamers) |
April 1873-June 1875 |
283 / 1 | Receiving book (steamers) |
April 1874-October 1875 |
283 / 2 | Receiving book #4 (steamers) |
1875 |
283 / 3 | Receiving book #3 (steamers) |
1875-1876 |
283 / 4 | Receiving book (steamers) |
April 1876-August 1876 |
283 / 5 | Receiving book (steamers?) |
July 1876-April 1878 |
283 / 6 | Receiving book #1 (steamers) |
May 1877-October 1877 |
283 / 7 | Receiving book #2 (steamers) |
May 1877-October 1877 |
283 / 8 | Receiving book #1 (steamers) |
May 1878-July 1878 |
284 / 1 | Receiving book #2 (steamers) |
May 1878-July 1878 |
284 / 2 | Receiving book #3 (steamers) |
July 1878-September 1878 |
284 / 3 | Receiving book #4 (steamers) |
August 1878-December 1878 |
284 / 4 | Receiving book (Steamer Benton) |
1878 |
284 / 5 | Receiving book (Steamer Key West) |
1878 |
284 / 6 | Receiving book: Cow Island (steamers & wagons) |
September 1879-November 1879 |
284 / 7 | Receiving book: #3 (river freight) |
May 1879-June 1881 |
284 / 8 | Receiving book (Steamer Helena) |
May 1880-June 1880 |
284 / 9 | Receiving book: Cow Island (steamers) |
1880 |
285 / 1 | Receiving book: #2 (steamers) |
May 1881-October 1881 |
285 / 2 | Receiving book (steamers) |
October 1881-July 1886 |
285 / 3 | Receiving book: Poplar River(Steamer Helena) |
August 1882-October 1882 |
285 / 4 | Receiving book (steamers) |
1882-1886 |
285 / 5 | Receiving book (steamers) |
1883 |
285 / 6 | Receiving book (steamers) |
1887 |
285 / 7 | Receiving book (wagons) |
June 1869-December 1869 |
285 / 8 | Receiving book (wagons) |
April 1874-August 1875 |
285 / 9 | Receiving book: Cow Island (wagons) |
August 1874-May 1876 |
285 / 10 | Receiving book (wagons) |
April 1879-November 1879 |
286 / 1 | Receiving book: Maria, Coal Banks, & Cow Island
landings (wagons) |
September 1880-November 1880 |
286 / 2 | Receiving books (wagons) |
September 1880-October 1880 |
286 / 3 | Receiving books: Cow Island (wagons) |
August 1882-November 1883 |
286 / 4 | Receiving book and Lynch & Conway mining
accounts |
1882-1886 |
286 / 5 | Receiving book: wool (wagons) |
March 1887-August 1888 |
286 / 6 | Receiving book #1 (wagons) |
April 1887-April 1891 |
286 / 7 | Receiving book (miscellaneous) |
April 1883-June 1886 |
286 / 8 | Receiving book (unidentified) |
1870 |
287 / 1 | Cow Island loading book (wagon train) |
1875 |
287 / 2 | Cow Island loading book (wagon train) |
1876 |
287 / 3 | Loading book (wagon train) |
1876-1877 |
287 / 4 | Cow Island loading book (wagon train) |
1879 |
287 / 5 | Discharging book |
1870-1872, 1876 |
287 / 6 | Discharging book #1 (steamers) |
May 1873-August 1874 |
287 / 7 | Discharging book (Steamer Benton) |
April 1875-October 1876 |
287 / 8 | Discharging book (Steamer Helena) |
May 1880-June 1882 |
287 / 9 | Discharging book (Steamer Butte) |
1880 |
288 / 1 | Discharging book (Steamer Helena) |
May 1881 |
288 / 2 | Discharging book (Steamer Red Cloud) |
June 1881 |
288 / 3 | Discharging book (Steamer Benton) |
1881 |
288 / 4 | Discharging book (Steamer Benton) |
May 1883-June 1883 |
288 / 5 | Discharging book #2 (wagons) |
May 1873-September 1874 |
288 / 6 | Discharging book #3 (wagons) |
May 1875-January 1876 |
288 / 7 | Discharging book #5 (wagons) |
1875 |
288 / 8 | Discharging book (wagon trains) |
1877 |
288 / 9 | Montana down freight (receiving book) |
May 1878-May 1879 |
289 / 1-3 | Montana down freight |
April 1879-August 1882 |
289 / 4 | Wagon freight |
July 1873-May 1875 |
289 / 5 | Freight book (steamboat) |
1878 |
289 / 6 | Steamboat bills of lading |
June 1868-September 1876 |
290 / 1-3 | Steamboat bills of lading |
May 1877-July 1884 |
291 / 1-3 | Steamboat bills of lading |
July 1884-June 1890 |
292 / 1-3 | Bills of lading & freight bills |
1878-1880 |
292 / 4 | Bills of lading & freight bills, T. C. Power
& Co., Dillon MT |
1881 |
292 / 5-8 | Bills of lading & freight bills |
1881 |
293 / 1-6 | Bills of lading & freight bills |
1882-1883 |
294 / 1-6 | Bills of lading & freight bills |
1883-1885 |
295 / 1-7 | Bills of lading & freight bills |
1885-1887 |
296 / 1-9 | Bills of lading & freight bills |
1888-1897 |
296 / 10-19 | Tracers & claims |
1880-1889 |
297 / 1 | Requisition A (includes J.W. Allison) |
circa 1883 |
297 / 2 | Requisition, Blackfeet Agency |
1891 |
297 / 3 | Requisition, B (includes Brown Bros. & Co.,
Julian F. Burd) |
circa 1883-1890 |
297 / 4 | Requisitions, Nicholas M. Erickson |
1892-1893 |
297 / 5 | Requisitions, E |
1888-1891 |
297 / 6 | Requisitions, Fort Belknap |
1880-1891 |
297 / 7 | Requisitions, Fort Walsh |
1882 |
297 / 8 | Requisitions, F (includes George A. Fry & Co.) |
1886-1888 |
297 / 9 | Requisitions, G |
1883-1887 |
297 / 10 | Requisitions, H |
1888-1892 |
297 / 11 | Requisition, Judith Cattle Company |
circa 1891 |
297 / 12 | Requisitions, Judith Post |
1881-1889 |
297 / 13 | Requisitions, J-K (includes F. A. Janeaux, Joseph
Kipp) |
1881-1892 |
297 / 14 | Requisitions, Lewistown, MT |
1883-1886 |
297 / 15 | Requisitions, L |
1885-1892, undated |
297 / 16 | Requisitions, J. H. McKnight & Company |
1881-1887 |
297 / 17 | Requisitions, T. F. Morgan & Company |
1884-circa 1890 |
297 / 18 | Requisitions, Mc (includes J. S. McNaught) |
1881-1885 |
297 / 19 | Requisitions, M (includes Thomas F. Morgan) |
1881-1893 |
297 / 20 | Requisitions, N (includes North Montana Sheep
Company) |
circa 1887-1893 |
297 / 21 | Requisitions, O'Hanlon Post |
circa 1889-circa 1890 |
297 / 22 | Requisitions, Poplar River |
1881-1884 |
297 / 23 | Requisition, T. C. Power |
1882 |
297 / 24 | Requisition, R |
1891 |
297 / 25 | Requisitions, N. C. Smith & Company |
1883-1886 |
297 / 26 | Requisitions, S (includes Saint Peter's Mission,
Steele & Co., George Steell, Jere Sullivan, Sunnyside Store Co.) |
1881-1893 |
297 / 27 | Requisitions, T (includes E. J. Thomas) |
1883 |
297 / 28 | Requisitions, U. S. Engineers |
1889-1891 |
297 / 29 | Requisitions, U |
1882-1889 |
297 / 30 | Requisitions, Wolf Point |
1882-1885 |
297 / 31 | Requisitions, W (includes W. S. Wetzel) |
1887 |
297 / 32-37 | Ammunition orders, Blackfeet Indian Agency |
1877-1882 |
298 / 1-2 | Petition for establishment of post office at T. F.
Morgan's store |
1885-1886 |
298 / 3 | Petition for inclusion of Fergus County in Benton
Land District |
1888 |
298 / 4 | Petition for restoration to public domain of Fort
Assiniboine hay reserve |
1891 |
298 / 5 | Shipping list, Fort Belknap Post, April 19, 1881 |
1881 |
298 / 6 | Shipping directions for articles furnished under
contract with Indian department |
1881-1886 |
298 / 7 | Schedule of supplies required for the Indian
service |
1884-1886 |
298 / 8 | Real estate records of T. F. Morgan |
1895 |
298 / 9 | Lists of real estate owned by various persons |
undated |
298 / 10 | Memorandum book of Frank Hughey |
1880 |
298 / 11 | Wagons received and forwarded |
1880 |
Financial Records Bound Volumes |
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Volume | ||
9 | Poplar River order book & ledger |
September 1881-July 1886 |
10 | Poplar River cash book |
July 1882-September 1886 |
11 | Poplar River ledger |
October 1884-September 1886 |
12 | Poplar River journal |
November 1884-September 1886 |
13 | Poplar River day book |
April 1886-December 1886 |
13a | Journal |
May 1868-April 1870 |
14 | Journal (includes articles of agreement for T. C.
Power & Bro., May 1, 1869) |
May 1870-April 1873 |
15-57 | Journals |
1873-1927 |
58-67 | Petty ledgers |
1867-1883 |
67a-83 | Ledgers |
1868-1903 |
84-133 | Cash books (includes accounts of steamers Benton
and Helena , 1879) |
1868-1901 |
134-213 | Day books |
1868-1899 |
214-227 | Order books |
1872-1899 |
228-229 | Sales books |
1872-1875 |
230 | Transfer book |
1899-1938 |
231-233 | Balance books |
1881-1909 |
234 | Annual reports, statements, & balance sheets of
corporations |
1901-1914 |
236-241 | F. W. Reed & Co. day books 2-7 (includes
inventory, November 24, 1883) |
January 1883-October 1884 |
Miscellany Bound Volumes |
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Volume | ||
242-246 | Up-freight books |
1880-1888 |
247 | Down-freight abstracts |
1880-1885 |
248 | Freight abstracts |
1883-1886 |
249-254 | Wagon bills of lading |
1869-1887 |
255 | Steamboat freight list |
1878-1880 |
256 | U. S. Indian freight list |
1880 |
257 | Miscellaneous freight list (Indian & military) |
1880-1885 |
258 | Steamboat freight list |
April 1881-November 1882 |
259 | Steamer Benton freight list, trip #3 |
1881 |
260 | Steamer Helena freight list |
1883 |
261 | Miscellaneous freight lists |
1885-1890 |
262 | Steamer Benton freight list, trip #3 |
undated |
Fort Benton Transportation Co. Return to Top
Container(s) | Description | Dates |
---|---|---|
Financial Records |
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Box/Folder | ||
298a / 1 | Freight book |
1878-1880 |
298a / 2 | Statement, Steamer Eclipse |
1880 |
298a / 3 | Statements, Steamer Helena |
1880 |
298a / 4 | Freight rate book and correspondence regarding
rates |
1881-1885 |
298a / 5 | Bills & statements, Steamer Benton |
1881 |
298a / 6 | Bills & statements, Steamer Black Hills |
1881 |
298a / 7 | Statements, Steamer Helena |
1881 |
298a / 8 | Statement, money advanced to Frank Hughes |
1881 |
298a / 9 | Bills & statements miscellaneous |
1881 |
298a / 10 | Freight bills, government freight paid by agents |
1881 |
298a / 11 | Freight bills, steamers Dacotah, Red Cloud , &
Rosebud |
1881 |
298a / 12 | Miscellaneous freight and passenger rates |
1881 |
298a / 13 | Bills |
1882 |
299 / 1-4 | Statements, steamers Benton, Black Hills, Butte,
& Helena |
1883 |
299 / 5 | Railroad freight vouchers, cattle shipped to
Montana by Northern Pacific Railroad |
1883 |
299 / 6 | Railroad freight vouchers, miscellaneous shipped by
Northern Pacific Railroad |
1883 |
299 / 7 | Railroad and wagon freight vouchers, Crow Indian
Agency freight shipped by Northern Pacific Railroad and Greene & Peck |
1883 |
299 / 8 | Railroad freight vouchers, Indian freight shipped
by Northern Pacific Railroad |
1884 |
299 / 9 | Railroad freight vouchers, miscellaneous shipped by
Northern Pacific Railroad |
1884 |
299 / 10 | Railroad freight vouchers, Indian freight shipped
by Northern Pacific Railroad |
1885 |
299 / 11 | Railroad freight vouchers, miscellaneous shipped by
Northern Pacific Railroad |
1885 |
Legal Documents |
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Box/Folder | ||
299 / 12 | Complaint, Thomas Townsend, captain of Steamer
Benton |
1880 |
299 / 13 | Protest, Robert F. Wright, et al. on Steamer Black
Hills fire |
1881 |
Miscellany |
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Box/Folder | ||
299 / 14 | Manifests, Steamer Benton |
1881 |
299 / 15 | Manifests, Steamer Black Hills |
1881 |
299 / 16 | Manifests, Steamer Butte |
1881 |
299 / 17 | Manifests, Steamer Far West |
1881 |
299 / 18 | Manifests, Steamer Helena |
1881 |
299 / 19 | Manifests, Steamer Rose Bud |
1881 |
299 / 20 | Manifests, miscellaneous steamboats |
1881 |
300 / 1-2 | Manifests, Steamer Benton |
1882 |
300 / 3-4 | Manifests, Steamer Black Hills |
1882 |
300 / 5 | Manifests, Steamer Butte |
1882 |
300 / 6 | Manifests, Steamer Helena |
1882 |
300 / 7 | Manifests, Steamer Rose Bud |
1882 |
300 / 8 | Manifests, miscellaneous steamer |
1882 |
300 / 9-10 | Manifests, Steamer Benton |
1883 |
300 / 11 | Manifests, Steamer Black Hills |
1883 |
301 / 1 | Manifests, Steamer Black Hills |
1883 |
301 / 2 | Manifests, Steamer Butte |
1883 |
301 / 3-5 | Manifests, Steamer Helena |
1883 |
301 / 6 | Manifests, Steamer Rose Bud |
1883 |
301 / 7 | Manifests, miscellaneous steamers |
1883 |
301 / 8 | Manifests, Steamer Benton |
1884 |
301 / 9-10 | Manifests, steamer F. Y. Batchelor |
1884 |
302 / 1-3 | Manifests, Steamer Helena |
1884 |
302 / 4 | Manifests, miscellaneous steamer |
1884 |
302 / 5-6 | Manifests, Steamer Benton |
1885 |
302 / 7-8 | Manifests, Steamer F. Y. Batchelor |
1885 |
303 / 1-2 | Manifests, Steamer Helena |
1885 |
303 / 3-4 | Manifests, Steamer Rose Bud |
1885 |
303 / 5 | Manifests, miscellaneous steamers |
1885 |
303 / 6-8 | Railroad and steamboat bills of lading, B-W |
1881 |
303 / 9-10 | Railroad and steamboat bills of lading, B-Chicago,
North-Western Railway- W |
1882 |
304 / 1-3 | Railroad and steamboat bills of lading, Chicago
& North-Western Railway |
1882 |
304 / 4 | Railroad and steamboat bills of lading |
1883-1885 |
304 / 5 | U. S. bill of lading, Crow Indian Agency freight |
1879 |
304 / 6 | Miscellaneous passenger rates via Chicago &
North Western Railway to points in Montana and Dakota territories |
1879 |
304 / 7-10 | Bills of lading, steamers Benton, Butte, Dacotah ,
& Helena |
1881 |
304 / 11 | Bills of lading, miscellaneous steamers |
1881 |
304 / 12 | Bills of lading, steamer Far West [labelled "flys"] |
1881 |
304 / 13 | Bills of lading, miscellaneous steamers |
1882 |
304 / 14 | Miscellaneous lower river freight |
1882 |
304 / 15 | Record of water gauge and arrivals & departures
of boats at Fort Benton |
1882-1883 |
304 / 15a | U. S. Military telegraph franking privilege |
1883-1885 |
304 / 16 | Miscellaneous Indian freight |
1885 |
Miscellany Bound Volumes |
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Volume | ||
263-269 | Bills of lading (letterpress book) |
1877-1886 |
Benton Transportation Co. Return to Top
Container(s) | Description | Dates |
---|---|---|
Financial Records |
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Box/Folder | ||
305 / 1 | Bills & statements |
1886 |
305 / 2 | Statement, uncollected freight |
1886 |
305 / 3 | Railroad freight bills |
1886 |
305 / 4 | Freight bills |
1886 |
305 / 5 | Railroad freight vouchers, Blackfeet Indian Agency
freight shipped by Northern Pacific Railroad |
1886 |
305 / 6 | Railroad freight vouchers, miscellaneous freight
shipped by Northern Pacific Railroad |
1886 |
305 / 7 | Statement, Broadwater, MuCulloh & Company |
1887 |
305 / 8 | Bills & statements, C-M |
1887 |
305 / 9 | Railroad freight bills |
1887 |
Legal Documents |
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Box/Folder | ||
305 / 10 | Agreements with R. A. Richie |
1886 |
Miscellany |
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Box/Folder | ||
305 / 11-12 | Manifests, Steamer Benton |
1886 |
305 / 13 | Manifests, Steamer Eclipse |
1886 |
305 / 14-15 | Manifests, Steamer F. Y. Batchelor |
1886 |
305 / 16-17 | Manifests, Steamer Helena |
1886 |
306 / 1 | Manifests, Steamer Judith |
1886 |
306 / 2-4 | Manifests, Steamer Rose Bud |
1886 |
306 / 5 | Manifests, miscellaneous steamers |
1886 |
306 / 6 | Manifests, Steamer Benton |
1887 |
306 / 7 | Manifests, Steamer Eclipse |
1887 |
306 / 8 | Manifests, Steamer F. Y. Batchelor |
1887 |
306 / 9-10 | Manifests, Steamer Helena |
1887 |
307 / 1 | Manifests, Steamer Helena |
1887 |
307 / 2 | Manifests, Steamer Judith |
1887 |
307 / 3 | Manifests, Steamer Missouri |
1887 |
307 / 4-5 | Manifests, Steamer Rose Bud |
1887 |
307 / 6 | Manifests, miscellaneous steamers |
1887 |
307 / 7 | Manifests, Steamer F. Y. Batchelor |
1888 |
307 / 8 | Manifests, Steamer Missouri |
1888 |
307 / 9 | Manifests, Steamer Rose Bud |
1888 |
307 / 10 | Manifests, miscellaneous steamers |
1888 |
307 / 11 | Manifests, steamers F. Y. Batchelor |
1889 |
307 / 12 | Manifests, Steamer Missouri |
1889 |
307 / 13 | Manifests, Steamer Rose Bud |
1889 |
307 / 14 | Manifests, miscellaneous steamers |
1889 |
307 / 15 | Manifests, Steamer F. Y. Batchelor |
1890 |
307 / 16-18 | Railroad and steamboat bills of lading, C, K-W |
1886 |
308 / 1 | Railroad and steamboat bills of lading |
1887 |
308 / 2 | Railroad and steamboat bills of lading; Chicago,
Burlington & Quincy Railroad |
1888 |
308 / 3 | Railroad and steamboat bills of lading; Chicago
& North-Western Railway-W |
1888 |
308 / 4 | Railroad and steamboat bills of lading |
1889-1890 |
308 / 5 | Railroad and steamboat bills of lading, B-Chicago,
Burlington, & Quincy Railroad |
1891 |
308 / 6 | Railroad and steamboat bills of lading, Chicago,
Milwaukee, & St. Paul-G |
1891 |
308 / 7 | Railroad and steamboat bills of lading, I-W |
1891 |
308 / 8 | Railroad and steamboat bills of lading, A-Chicago,
Burlington & Quincy Railroad |
1892 |
309 / 1 | Railroad and steamboat bills of lading, Chicago
& Grand Trunk-O |
1892 |
309 / 2 | Railroad and steamboat bills of lading, P-W |
1892 |
309 / 3 | Railroad and steamboat bills of lading, B-Central
Vermont Railroad |
1893 |
309 / 4 | Railroad and steamboat bills of lading, Chicago,
Burlington, & Quincy Railroad |
1893 |
309 / 5 | Railroad and steamboat bills of lading, Chicago,
Burlington, & Quincy Railroad |
1893 |
309 / 6 | Railroad and steamboat bills of lading, Chicago
Great Western Railway-U |
1893 |
309 / 7 | Railroad and steamboat bills of lading |
1894 |
309 / 8 | Freight delivered at Broadwater's Landing for I. G.
Baker & Co. |
1886 |
309 / 9 | Freight delivered at Broadwater's Landing for Fort
Belknap Agency |
1886 |
309 / 10 | Freight delivered at Broadwater's Landing for
Murphy Maclay & Company |
1886 |
309 / 11 | Freight delivered at Broadwater's Landing for T. C.
Power & Bro. (Fort Benton, Judith, Lewistown) and J. H. McKnight & Co. |
1886 |
309 / 12 | Freight stored at Broadwater's Landing |
1886 |
309 / 13 | Freight lists, Rocky Point and Broadwater's Landing |
1886 |
309 / 14 | Miscellaneous |
1886 |
309 / 15 | Freight lists, goods stored at Rocky Point
warehouse in March 1887 |
1887 |
Bound Volumes |
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Volume | ||
270 | Check book |
1883-1889 |
271 | Bills of lading |
1886-1888 |
Benton And Assiniboine Stage Company Return to Top
Container(s) | Description | Dates |
---|---|---|
Financial Records |
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Box/Folder | ||
310 / 1 | Delivery book |
1879-1882 |
310 / 2-4 | Money received |
1879-1887 |
Benton And Barker Stage Company Return to Top
Container(s) | Description | Dates |
---|---|---|
Financial Records |
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Box/Folder | ||
310 / 5 | Abstracts of way-fares collected |
1882 |
310 / 6 | Journal |
1882-1884 |
311 / 1 | Ledger |
1882-1884 |
311 / 2 | Bills & statements |
1882 |
311 / 3 | Abstracts of way-fares collected |
1883 |
311 / 4 | Bills & statements |
1883 |
311 / 5 | Day book |
1883 |
311 / 6 | Delivery book |
1883 |
311 / 7 | Trial balance |
January 1883 |
311 / 8 | Abstracts of way-fares collected |
1884 |
311 / 9 | Cancelled checks |
1884 |
311 / 10 | Abstracts of way-fares collected |
1885 |
311 / 11 | Collections |
undated |
Miscellany |
||
Box/Folder | ||
311 / 12-13 | Way bills |
1882-1883 |
Miscellany: Bound Volumes |
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Volume | ||
272-273 | Way bills |
1882-1887 |
Benton And Billings Stage Company Return to Top
Container(s) | Description | Dates |
---|---|---|
Financial Records |
||
Box/Folder | ||
312 / 1 | Delivery book |
1880-1887 |
312 / 2 | Day book |
1882-1883 |
312 / 3 | Inventories |
1883 |
312 / 4 | Journal |
1883-1887 |
312 / 5 | Ledger |
1883-1886 |
312 / 6 | Trial and ledger balance |
1881 |
312 / 7 | Abstracts of way-fares collected |
1884 |
312 / 8 | Cancelled checks |
1884 |
312 / 9 | Abstracts of way-fares collected |
1885 |
Benton & Billings Stage Co. Return to Top
Container(s) | Description | Dates |
---|---|---|
Financial Records |
||
Box/Folder | ||
312 / 10 | Railroad vouchers, Northern Pacific Express Company |
1885 |
Benton And Billings Stage Company Return to Top
Container(s) | Description | Dates |
---|---|---|
Financial Records |
||
Box/Folder | ||
313 / 1-4 | Abstracts of way-fares collected |
1886 |
313 / 5 | Account book |
1886-1887 |
313 / 6 | Bills |
1886 |
313 / 7 | Cash book |
1886-1888 |
313 / 8 | Inventory |
1886 |
313 / 9 | Journal |
1886-1887 |
313 / 10 | Railroad vouchers, Northern Pacific Express Company |
1886 |
313 / 11 | Railroad vouchers, Wells Fargo Express Company |
1886 |
313 / 12 | Statements |
1886 |
313 / 13 | Statements, checking account |
1886 |
Legal Documents |
||
Box/Folder | ||
314 / 1-2 | Agreements |
1883, 1886 |
Miscellany |
||
Box/Folder | ||
314 / 3 | Miscellaneous |
1885 |
314 / 4-8 | Way bills (Ubet to Maiden Line) |
1886 |
314 / 9 | Way bills (Billings-Benton Line) |
1886 |
314 / 10 | Miscellaneous |
1886 |
Miscellany: Bound Volumes |
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Volume | ||
274-277 | Way bills |
1883-1887 |
Benton And Helena Stage Company Return to Top
Container(s) | Description | Dates |
---|---|---|
Outgoing Correspondence |
||
Box/Folder | ||
315 / 1-2 | Letterpress book |
1879-1882 |
Financial Records |
||
Box/Folder | ||
315 / 3 | Journal |
1878-1883 |
315 / 4 | Ledger |
1878-1882 |
316 / 1 | Day book |
1879-1880 |
316 / 2 | Delivery book |
1879-1881 |
316 / 3 | Money received book |
1879-1880 |
316 / 4 | Day book |
1880-1882 |
316 / 5 | Statements |
1881 |
316 / 6 | Abstracts of way-fares collected |
1882 |
316 / 7 | Bills |
1882 |
316 / 8 | Cancelled checks |
1882 |
316 / 9 | Inventory |
1882 |
316 / 10 | Statements |
1882 |
Legal Documents |
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Box/Folder | ||
316 / 11-13 | Deeds |
1875, 1876, 1878 |
316 / 14 | Mail contract |
1878 |
316 / 15 | Deeds |
1879 |
316 / 16 | Agreements |
1882 |
316 / 17 | Miscellaneous |
1882 |
Organizational Records |
||
Box/Folder | ||
316 / 18 | By-laws, certificate of incorporation, and minutes |
1878 |
316 / 19 | Stock certificates |
1882 |
Miscellany |
||
Box/Folder | ||
316 / 20 | Passes |
1882 |
316 / 21 | Way bills |
circa 1882 |
316 / 22 | Miscellaneous |
1882 |
Miscellany: Bound Volumes |
||
Volume | ||
278-282 | Way bills |
1880-1882 |
Benton And Lewistown Stage Company Return to Top
Container(s) | Description | Dates |
---|---|---|
Organizational Records |
||
Box/Folder | ||
317 / 1 | Stock certificates |
December 1895 |
317 / 2 | Minute book |
1895-1897 |
Benton Southern Stage Company Return to Top
Container(s) | Description | Dates |
---|---|---|
Financial Records |
||
Box/Folder | ||
317 / 3 | Journal |
1882-1884 |
317 / 4 | Ledger |
1882-1884 |
317 / 5 | Abstracts of way-fares collected |
1885 |
Miscellany: Bound Volumes |
||
Volume | ||
283-285 | Way bills (Benton to Martinsdale line) |
1882-1883 |
Billings, Barker And Benton Mail And Stage Company Return to Top
Container(s) | Description | Dates |
---|---|---|
Financial Records |
||
Box/Folder | ||
318 / 1 | Statements |
1883 |
318 / 2 | Abstracts of way-fares collected |
1884 |
318 / 3 | Cash book |
1884-1885 |
318 / 4 | Cancelled checks |
1884 |
318 / 5 | Check stub book |
1884 |
318 / 6 | Statements |
1884 |
318 / 7 | Miscellaneous |
1884 |
318 / 8 | Abstracts of way-fares collected |
1885 |
318 / 9 | Bills |
1885 |
318 / 10-11 | Cancelled checks |
1885 |
318 / 12 | Statements |
1885 |
319 / 1 | Bills |
1886 |
319 / 2-3 | Cancelled checks |
1886 |
319 / 4 | Statements |
1886 |
319 / 5 | Miscellaneous |
1886 |
Legal Documents |
||
Box/Folder | ||
319 / 6 | Agreements |
1883 |
Organizational Records |
||
Box/Folder | ||
319 / 7 | Articles of incorporation |
1883 |
Miscellany |
||
Box/Folder | ||
319 / 8 | Horse reports |
1884 |
California, Oregon And Idaho Stage Company Return to Top
Container(s) | Description | Dates |
---|---|---|
Financial Records |
||
Box/Folder | ||
319 / 9 | Abstracts of way-fares collected |
1886 |
Coulson And Martinsdale Stage Company Return to Top
Container(s) | Description | Dates |
---|---|---|
Financial Records |
||
Box/Folder | ||
319 / 10 | Cancelled checks |
1882 |
319 / 11 | Statements |
1882 |
319 / 12 | Bills & statements |
1883 |
319 / 13 | Cancelled checks |
1883 |
319 / 14 | Statements |
1883 |
319 / 15 | Abstracts of way-fares collected |
1884 |
319 / 16 | Cancelled checks |
1884 |
319 / 17 | Statements |
1884 |
319 / 18-19 | Abstracts of way-fares collected |
1885-1886 |
Legal Documents |
||
Box/Folder | ||
319 / 20 | Protest notice |
1883 |
Gilmer And Salisbury Stage Company Return to Top
Container(s) | Description | Dates |
---|---|---|
Financial Records |
||
Box/Folder | ||
319 / 21 | Money received book |
1871-1876 |
320 / 1 | Way-fare book |
1878 |
Helena And Benton Stage Company Return to Top
Container(s) | Description | Dates |
---|---|---|
Financial Records |
||
Box/Folder | ||
320 / 2-4 | Abstracts of freight bills |
1884-1886 |
Yellowstone Stage Co. Return to Top
Container(s) | Description | Dates |
---|---|---|
General Correspondence |
||
Box/Folder | ||
320 / 5 | H. B. Hill |
1906 |
320 / 6-7 | Oscar Johnston (includes telegrams) |
1906 |
320 / 8 | A-W (correspondents include Abbot-Downing Co.,
Isaac P. Baker, Joseph M. Dixon, Great Northern Railway Co., Alban B. Nixon,
Northern Pacific Railroad Company, F. A. Parrett, T. C. Power & Bro., Ltd.,
Walsh & Newman) |
1906 |
320 / 9 | Telegrams (correspondents include Joseph M. Dixon) |
1906 |
320 / 10 | H. B. Hill |
1907 |
320 / 11 | Oscar Johnston |
1907 |
320 / 12 | D-U (correspondents include O J. Dawson; Great
Northern Railway Co., United States Post Office Department) |
1907 |
320 / 13 | H. B. Hill |
1908 |
320 / 14-15 | Oscar Johnston (includes telegrams) |
1908 |
320 / 16 | A-W (correspondents include Abbot-Downing Co., O.
J. Dawson, Fairview Mercantile Company, Great Northern Railway Co., Northern Pacific
Railway Company, Walsh & Newman) |
1908 |
320 / 17 | Telegrams (correspondents include O. J. Dawson) |
1908 |
320 / 18 | H. B. Hill |
1909 |
320 / 19-20 | Oscar Johnston (includes telegrams) |
1909 |
320 / 21 | D-U (correspondents include O. J. Dawson, Northern
Pacific Railroad Company, United States Post Office Department) |
1909 |
320 / 22 | Telegrams |
1909 |
321 / 1 | H. B. Hill |
1910 |
321 / 2 | Oscar Johnston |
1910 |
321 / 3 | A-F (correspondents include O. J. Dawson) |
1910 |
321 / 4 | G (correspondents include Great Northern Railway
Co.) |
1910 |
321 / 5 | M-U (correspondents include Montana Hardware
Company, Alban B. Nixon, Northern Pacific Railway Company, United States Post Office
Department) |
1910 |
321 / 6 | Telegrams (correspondents include Great Northern
Railway Co., Harry B. Hill) |
1910 |
321 / 7 | H. B. Hill |
1911 |
321 / 8 | Oscar Johnston |
1911 |
321 / 9 | F-O (correspondents include Great Northern Railway
Co., Lewis and Clark County Clerk & Recorder, Northern Pacific Railway Company) |
1911 |
321 / 10 | H. B. Hill |
1912 |
321 / 11 | Oscar Johnston |
1912 |
321 / 12 | C-V (correspondents include Fairview Mercantile
Company, Great Northern Railway Co.) |
1912 |
321 / 13 | G (correspondents include Great Northern Railway
Co.) |
1913 |
Financial Records |
||
Box/Folder | ||
321 / 14 | Account book, American National Bank, Helena |
1906-1910 |
321 / 15 | Bills & statements |
1906 |
321 / 16 | Journal |
1906-1907 |
321 / 17 | Ledger |
1906-1907 |
321 / 18 | Statements, American National Bank |
1906 |
321 / 19 | Miscellaneous |
1906 |
321 / 20 | Bills & statements |
1907 |
321 / 21 | Journal |
1907-1913 |
321 / 22 | Ledger |
1907-1913 |
322 / 1 | Miscellaneous |
1907 |
322 / 2-3 | Bills & statements |
1908-1909 |
322 / 4 | Miscellaneous |
1909 |
322 / 5 | Bills & statements |
1910 |
322 / 6 | Trial balance |
1911 |
322 / 7 | Miscellaneous |
1911 |
322 / 8-9 | Bills & statements |
1912-1913 |
Legal Documents |
||
Box/Folder | ||
322 / 10 | Agreements |
1906 |
322 / 11 | Bills of sale |
1906 |
322 / 12 | Brand certification |
1906 |
322 / 13 | Lease |
1906 |
322 / 14 | Notice of protest |
1906 |
322 / 15-16 | Bids and contracts (U. S. Post Office) |
1906 |
322 / 17 | Warranty deed |
1907 |
322 / 18 | Lease |
1908 |
322 / 19 | Lease termination notice |
1909 |
322 / 20 | Agreements |
1910 |
322 / 21 | Garnishment |
1910 |
Organizational Records |
||
Box/Folder | ||
322 / 22 | Dissolution & Proxy |
1912 |
322 / 23 | Stock certificates |
1906 |
322 / 24 | By-laws |
1906 |
322 / 25 | Minutes of directors |
1906-1912 |
322 / 26 | Annual reports |
1908-1911 |
Miscellany |
||
Box/Folder | ||
322 / 27 | Miscellaneous |
1908 |
322 / 28 | Way bills |
1909 |
322 / 29 | Miscellaneous |
1909 |
322 / 30 | Way Bill |
1910 |
322 / 31 | Miscellaneous |
1910 |
322 / 32 | Bills of lading |
1911 |
Judith Cattle Co. Return to Top
Container(s) | Description | Dates |
---|---|---|
General Correspondence |
||
Box/Folder | ||
322 / 33-34 | H. P. Brooks |
1887, 1890 |
322 / 35 | John W. Power |
1890 |
322 / 36 | A-M (correspondents include American National Bank,
James H. Moe) |
1890 |
322 / 37 | W. D. Deaton |
1891 |
322 / 38 | George W. Frields |
1891 |
322 / 39 | John W. Power |
1891 |
322 / 40 | T. C. Power & Bro. |
1891 |
322 / 41 | W. D. Deaton |
1893 |
322 / 42 | J. H. McKnight |
1893 |
322 / 43 | Charles E. Miller |
1893 |
322 / 44 | F-T (correspondents include Abner Piatt & Co.,
Fergus County Treasurer, Montana Stockgrowers Association, Shannon Bros. & Co.,
Clark Tingley) |
1893 |
322 / 45 | George W. Frields |
1894 |
322 / 46 | J. H. McKnight |
1894 |
322 / 47 | B-F (correspondents include Burdett, Thompson &
Law, Fergus County Assessor, Fergus County Treasurer) |
1894 |
322 / 48 | B-M (correspondents include Bank of Fergus Co.,
Montana Commissioner of State Lands) |
1895 |
322 / 49 | J. H. McKnight |
1896 |
322 / 50 | Rosenbaum Brothers & Co. |
1896 |
322 / 51 | B-H (correspondents include Burdett, Thompson &
Law, Evans-Snider-Buel Co., David Hilger) |
1896 |
322 / 52 | J. H. McKnight |
1898 |
322 / 53 | Rosenbaum Brothers & Co. |
1898 |
322 / 54 | B-U (correspondents include Burdett, Thompson &
Law, Montana Stockgrowers Association, United States Engineers Office, United States
Land Offices) |
1898 |
Financial Records |
||
Box/Folder | ||
322 / 55 | Interest on daily balances |
1882 |
322 / 56 | Statements, Account of A. Brooks, agent at Fort
Maginnis, with T. C. Power & Bro. |
1882 |
322 / 57 | Statements |
1884 |
322 / 58 | Ledger, account kept by H. P. Brooks, foreman |
1887 |
322 / 59 | Statements, account with T. C. Power & Bro. |
1887 |
322 / 60 | Employees' pay roll |
1890 |
322 / 61 | Bills & statements |
1891 |
322 / 62 | Abstracts of orders |
1891 |
322 / 63 | Statements, cattle sales |
1891 |
323 / 1 | Property assessment list |
1892 |
323 / 2 | Bills & statements |
1893 |
323 / 3 | Miscellaneous |
1893 |
323 / 4-5 | Employees' pay roll |
1893, 1894 |
323 / 6 | Statements, cattle sales |
1894 |
323 / 7-9 | Bills & statements |
1894-1896 |
323 / 10 | Employees' pay roll |
1896 |
323 / 11 | Statements, cattle sales |
1896 |
323 / 12 | Bills |
1897 |
323 / 13 | Employees' pay roll |
1897 |
323 / 14 | Property assessment list |
1897 |
323 / 15 | Statements, cattle sales |
1898 |
323 / 16-17 | Employees' pay roll |
1898-1899 |
Legal Documents |
||
Box/Folder | ||
323 / 18 | Affidavit of Augustino Raggio |
1886 |
323 / 19 | Miscellaneous |
1886 |
323 / 20 | Warranty deeds |
1887 |
323 / 21 | Miscellaneous |
1889 |
323 / 22 | Depositions and affidavits, Thomas L. Gorham Estate
vs. United States and Sante Sioux Indians |
1892 |
323 / 23 | Agreements |
1895 |
Organizational Records |
||
Box/Folder | ||
323 / 24 | Memorandum of agreement, minutes of Montana Stock
Growers Association, articles of incorporation of Judith Cattle Company |
1878-1886 |
323 / 25 | Articles of incorporation, by-laws, minutes of
board of trustees and stockholders |
1886-1899 |
Judith Mercantile Co. Return to Top
Container(s) | Description | Dates |
---|---|---|
General Correspondence |
||
Box/Folder | ||
324 / 1 | Gilman R. Norris |
1895 |
Financial Records |
||
Box/Folder | ||
324 / 2 | Cash book |
1890-1902 |
324 / 3-4 | Inventories |
1891-1894 |
324 / 5 | Property assessment list |
1894 |
324 / 6 | Day book |
1895, 1905 |
325 / 1 | Ledger |
1896-1899 |
325 / 2-3 | Trial balance |
1897-1898 |
Legal Documents |
||
Box/Folder | ||
325 / 4 | Agreement between T. C. Power & Bro. and G. R.
Norris and Harry B. Hill |
1883 |
325 / 5 | Bill of sale |
1890 |
325 / 6 | Warranty deeds |
1893 |
325 / 7 | Bill of sale |
1895 |
Organizational Records |
||
Box/Folder | ||
325 / 8 | Stock certificates |
1895 |
Financial Records: Bound Volumes |
||
Volume | ||
286 | Ledger |
1889-1892 |
288 | Ledger |
1893-1896 |
Judith Mercantile & Cattle Co. Return to Top
Container(s) | Description | Dates |
---|---|---|
General Correspondence |
||
Box/Folder | ||
326 / 1 | Clay, Robinson & Co. |
1899 |
326 / 2 | Gilman R. Norris |
1899 |
326 / 3 | T. C. Power & Bro. |
1899 |
326 / 4 | A-S (correspondents include A. H. Arnett; Burdett,
Thompson & Law, Clum & Dingman, Montana Stock Commissioners, Rappal Brothers
& Co.) |
1899 |
326 / 5 | Collins Land Company |
1900 |
326 / 6 | T. C. Power & Bro. |
1900 |
326 / 7 | A-S (correspondents include A. H. Arnett, Burdett,
Thompson & Law) |
1900 |
326 / 8 | Gilman R. Norris |
1901 |
326 / 9 | C (correspondents include H. R. Clum & Co.) |
1901 |
326 / 10 | Gilman R. Norris |
1902 |
326 / 11 | T. C. Power & Bro., Ltd |
1902 |
326 / 12 | C-U (correspondents include B. F. Saunders, United
States Land Offices) |
1902 |
326 / 13 | Gilman R. Norris |
1903 |
326 / 14 | Collins Land Company |
1903 |
326 / 15 | B (correspondents include Burdett, Thompson &
Law) |
1903 |
326 / 16 | Paul McCormick |
1904 |
326 / 17 | Collins Land Company |
1905 |
326 / 18 | Clay, Robinson & Company |
1907 |
326 / 19 | Collins Land Company |
1907 |
326 / 20 | Gilman R. Norris |
1907 |
326 / 21 | Rosenbaum Bros. & Company |
1907 |
326 / 22 | H (correspondents include Hilger & Busenburg) |
1907 |
326 / 23 | Clay, Robinson, & Company |
1908 |
326 / 24 | Collins Land Company |
1908 |
326 / 25 | George W. Frields |
1908 |
326 / 26 | Gilman R. Norris |
1908 |
326 / 27 | Northern Pacific Railway Company |
1908 |
326 / 28 | F-T (correspondents include Fergus County
Treasurer, Hilger Loan & Realty Co., Rappal Brothers & Co.) |
1908 |
326 / 29 | Clay, Robinson, & Company |
1909 |
326 / 30 | Collins Land Company |
1909 |
326 / 31 | George W. Frields |
1909 |
326 / 32 | Gilman R. Norris |
1909 |
326 / 33 | Northern Pacific Railway Company |
1909 |
326 / 34 | Charles Benton Power |
1909 |
326 / 35 | T. C. Power & Bro. |
1909 |
326 / 36 | Rosenbaum Brothers & Company |
1909 |
326 / 37 | B-V (correspondents include Isaac P. Baker, Will J.
Beecher, Bowles Live Stock Commission Co., Chouteau County Assessor, Murray H.
Deaton, Evans-Snider-Buel Co., Fergus County officials, Hilger Loan & Realty
Co., George J. Joyce, Otto Maurer, North American Live Stock Commission, Rappal
Brothers & Co., River Press Publishing Co., United States Land Offices, Walters
& Dunbar Live Stock Commission, Robert Yuill) |
1909 |
326 / 38 | Clay Robinson & Company |
1910 |
326 / 39 | Collins Land Company |
1910 |
326 / 40 | T. A. Cummings |
1910 |
326 / 41 | George W. Frields |
1910 |
326 / 42 | Gilman R. Norris |
1910 |
326 / 43 | Northern Pacific Railway Company |
1910 |
326 / 44 | Pinkerton's National Detective Agency |
1910 |
326 / 45 | A-Y (correspondents include Murray H. Deaton,
Fergus County Bounty Association, Hilger Loan & Realty Co., Otto Maurer, Edward
C. Russell, United States Land Offices, United States Post Office Department, Robert
Yuill) |
1910 |
326 / 46 | Collins Land Company |
1911 |
326 / 47 | T. A. Cummings |
1911 |
326 / 48 | Geroge W. Frields |
1911 |
326 / 49 | Charles F. Hunt |
1911 |
326 / 50 | Gilman R. Norris |
1911 |
326 / 51 | Frank Palmer |
1911 |
326 / 52 | Charles Benton Power |
1911 |
326 / 53 | A-W (correspondents include Oscar Anderson;
Burdett, Thompson & Law, Murray H. Deaton, Fergus County Bounty Association,
Andrew Fergus, Great Northern Railway Co., Hilger Loan & Realty Co., Alex
Huffman, Otto Maurer; Montana Examiners, Board of Helena; John Merlin Power, Edward
C. Russell, George C. Stiles, Rudolf Von Tobel, Wood Brothers) |
1911 |
327 / 1 | Clay, Robinson, & Company |
1912 |
327 / 2 | Collins Land Company |
1912 |
327 / 3 | George W. Frields |
1912 |
327 / 4 | Charles F. Hunt |
1912 |
327 / 5 | Gilman R. Norris |
1912 |
327 / 6 | Frank Palmer |
1912 |
327 / 7 | A-V (correspondents include American National Bank,
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway, Fergus County Assessor, Fergus County
Bounty Association, Fergus County Sheep Company, Great Northern Railway Co., H. C.
Hagalie, Hilger Loan & Realty Co., A. J. Hughes, Otto Maurer, Montana
Commissioner of State Lands; Montana Board of Examiners, Charles O'Donnell, J. G.
Stuart, Rudolf Von Tobel) |
1912 |
327 / 8 | Collins Land Company |
1913 |
327 / 9 | George W. Frields |
1913 |
327 / 10-11 | Charles Benton Power (includes telegrams) |
1913 |
327 / 12 | A-W (correspondents include Oscar Anderson, Isaac
P. Baker, Fergus County Bounty Association, Hilger Loan & Realty Co., Otto
Maurer, Montana Commissioner of State Lands, Tom Stout, United States Agriculture
Dept: Animal Industry) |
1913 |
327 / 13 | Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway |
1914 |
327 / 14 | Clay, Robinson & Company |
1914 |
327 / 15 | George W. Frields |
1914 |
327 / 16 | Frank Palmer |
1914 |
327 / 17 | Power Mercantile Company |
1914 |
327 / 18 | C-W (correspondents include Chicago, Burlington
& Quincy Railroad Co., Chouteau County Assessor, Fergus County Assessor, Frye
& Company, Great Northern Railway Co., Otto Maurer, Montana Stock Commissioners,
Charles O'Donnell) |
1914 |
327 / 19 | Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway |
1915 |
327 / 20 | Clay, Robinson & Company |
1915 |
327 / 21 | Collins Land Company |
1915 |
327 / 22 | Northern Pacific Railway |
1915 |
327 / 23 | Frank Palmer |
1915 |
327 / 24 | B-W (correspondents include Hilger Loan &
Realty Co., Stockmen's National Bank) |
1915 |
327 / 25 | Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway |
1916 |
327 / 26 | Clay, Robinson & Company |
1916 |
327 / 27 | Collins Land Company |
1916 |
327 / 28 | Charles Benton Power |
1916 |
327 / 29 | T. C. Power & Bro., Ltd. |
1916 |
327 / 30 | B-W (correspondents include Belden & Dekalb, C.
H. Bowers, Nick Dickinson, Fergus County Assessor, Hugh D. Galusha, Great Northern
Railway Co., Hilger Loan & Realty Co., Otto Maurer, Stockmen's National Bank,
United States Land Offices) |
1916 |
327 / 31 | Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway |
1917 |
327 / 32 | Rosenbaum Brothers & Company |
1917 |
327 / 33 | B-M (correspondents include C. H. Bowers, Fergus
County Assessor, A. J. Hughes, Perry Kline, Otto Maurer) |
1917 |
327 / 34 | Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway |
1918 |
327 / 35 | T. A. Cummings |
1918 |
327 / 36 | Rosenbaum Brothers & Company |
1918 |
327 / 37 | A-W (correspondents include Oscar Anderson, C. H.
Bowers, Fergus County Assessor, Fergus County Extension Agent, Michael Holleran, A.
J. Hughes, John M. Hughes, Otto Maurer, Montana Commissioner of State Lands, Montana
Stock Commissioners, United States Land Offices) |
1918 |
328 / 1 | Chicago Live Stock Exchange |
1919 |
328 / 2 | Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railroad |
1919 |
328 / 3 | Collins Land Company |
1919 |
328 / 4 | Omaha Live Stock Exchange |
1919 |
328 / 5 | Rosenbaum Brothers & Company |
1919 |
328 / 6 | A-W (correspondents include Oscar Anderson, J. W.
Barker, Chouteau County Treasurer, Fergus County Assessor, Great Northern Railway
Co., Hilger Loan & Realty Co., A. J. Hughes) |
1919 |
328 / 7 | Chicago Live Stock Exchange |
1920 |
328 / 8 | Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railroad |
1920 |
328 / 9 | Clay, Robinson & Company |
1920 |
328 / 10 | Collins Land Company |
1920 |
328 / 11 | Northern Pacific Railway |
1920 |
328 / 12 | Omaha Live Stock Exchange |
1920 |
328 / 13 | Rosenbaum Brothers & Company |
1920 |
328 / 14 | A-Y (correspondents include William Albee, J. W.
Barker, Barker & Cromer, Belden & Dekalb, Chouteau County Clerk &
Recorder, Fergus County Clerk & Recorder, Howard C. Gee, Great Northern Railway
Co., A. J. Hughes, John M. Hughes) |
1920 |
328 / 15 | Chicago Live Stock Exchange |
1921 |
328 / 16 | Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway |
1921 |
328 / 17 | Omaha Live Stock Exchange |
1921 |
328 / 18 | Frank Palmer |
1921 |
328 / 19 | A-W (correspondents include Fergus County
Treasurer, Howard C. Gee, Great Northern Railway Co., A. J. Hughes) |
1921 |
328 / 20 | Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway |
1922 |
328 / 21 | Collins Land Company |
1922 |
328 / 22 | Power Mercantile Company |
1922 |
328 / 23 | G-S (correspondents include Great Northern Railway
Co., A. J. Hughes) |
1922 |
328 / 24 | Collins Land Company |
1923 |
328 / 25 | Northern Pacific Railway Company |
1923 |
328 / 26 | Power Mercantile Company |
1923 |
328 / 27 | C-U (correspondents include Fergus County
Treasurer, First National Bank of Fergus County, Howard C. Gee, A. J. Hughes) |
1923 |
329 / 1 | Collins Land Company |
1924 |
329 / 2 | Power Mercantile Company |
1924 |
329 / 3 | B-S (correspondents include C. W. Buntin, Howard C.
Gee, A. J. Hughes) |
1924 |
329 / 4 | Collins Land Company |
1925 |
329 / 5 | C-U (correspondents include W. J. Carroll, Howard
C. Gee |
1925 |
329 / 6 | A-U (correspondents include William Albee, C. W.
Buntin) |
1926 |
329 / 7 | T. C. Power & Bro., Ltd. |
1927 |
329 / 8 | A-S (correspondents include William Albee, Fergus
County Treasurer, Howard C. Gee, A. J. Hughes) |
1927 |
329 / 9 | Collins Land Company |
1928 |
329 / 10 | Northern Pacific Railway |
1928 |
329 / 11 | A-P (correspondents include William Albee, N. M.
Apple, C. W. Buntin, Howard C. Gee) |
1928 |
329 / 12-13 | E (correspondents include Ed Erickson) |
1929-1930 |
329 / 14 | E-S (correspondents include Ed Erickson, E. F.
Sperry) |
1931 |
329 / 15 | J (correspondents include Thomas Jackson) |
1932 |
329 / 16 | F-J (correspondents include A. J. Hughes) |
1935 |
Financial Records |
||
Box/Folder | ||
329 / 17-18 | Property assessment lists |
1895-1896 |
329 / 19 | Cattle account |
1896-1903 |
329 / 20 | Inventories |
1897-1899, 1905 |
329 / 21 | Property assessment lists |
1898 |
329 / 22 | Trial balance |
1899 |
329 / 23 | Statements, cattle sales |
1899 |
329 / 24 | Property assessment list |
1899 |
329 / 25 | Inventories |
1900-1904 |
329 / 26 | Ledger |
1900-1901 |
330 / 1 | Statements, cattle sales |
1900 |
330 / 2-3 | Property assessment lists |
1900-1901 |
330 / 4 | Trial balance |
1901 |
330 / 5 | Statements |
1901 |
330 / 6 | Property assessment list |
1902 |
330 / 7 | Bills |
1902 |
330 / 8 | Trial balance |
1902 |
330 / 9-10 | Property assessment lists |
1903-1904 |
330 / 11-12 | Trial balance |
1904 |
330 / 13 | Inventories |
1906-1907 |
330 / 14 | Trial balance |
1906 |
330 / 15 | Property assessment lists |
1906 |
330 / 16 | Trial balance |
1907 |
330 / 17 | Statements, cattle sales |
1907 |
330 / 18 | Property assessment list |
1907 |
330 / 19 | Trial balance |
1908 |
330 / 20 | Inventory |
1908 |
330 / 21 | Statements, cattle sales |
1908 |
330 / 22-23 | Property assessment lists |
1908-1909 |
330 / 24 | Statements, cattle sales |
1909 |
330 / 25 | Account summaries |
1909 |
330 / 26 | Trial balance |
1909 |
330 / 27 | Statements, account with T. C. Power & Bro. |
1909 |
331 / 1 | Property assessment lists |
1910 |
331 / 2 | Trial balances |
1910 |
331 / 3 | Bills & statements, B-W |
1910 |
331 / 4 | Statement, gathering charges for cattle shipment |
1910 |
331 / 5 | Statements, account with T. C. Power & Bro. |
1910 |
331 / 6 | Accounts: monthly summaries |
1910 |
331 / 7 | Property assessment lists |
1911 |
331 / 8 | Inventory |
1911 |
331 / 9 | Statements, account with T. C. Power & Bro. |
1911 |
331 / 10 | Statement, cattle sales |
1911 |
331 / 11 | Trial balances |
1911 |
331 / 12 | Accounts: monthly summaries |
1911 |
331 / 13 | Bills receivable |
1911 |
331 / 14 | Statements, account with T. C. Power & Bro. |
1912 |
331 / 15 | Property assessment lists |
1912 |
331 / 16 | Statements, cattle sales |
1912 |
331 / 17 | Inventory |
1912 |
332 / 1 | Statements, gathering charges for cattle shipments |
1912 |
332 / 2 | Accounts: cattle expense, farm, ferry boat |
1912 |
332 / 3 | Accounts: general expense, horse, hotel, post
office, profit & loss, ranch & improvement, stage, stock, cattle, and store |
1912 |
332 / 4 | Trial balances |
1912 |
332 / 5 | Miscellaneous |
1912 |
332 / 6 | Statements, cattle sales |
1913 |
332 / 7 | Property assessment lists |
1913 |
332 / 8 | Bills & statements |
1914 |
332 / 9 | Property assessment lists |
1914 |
332 / 10 | Bills |
1915 |
332 / 11 | Property assessment lists |
1915 |
332 / 12 | Cattle shipments |
1915 |
332 / 13 | Trial balances |
1915 |
332 / 14 | Account summaries |
1915 |
332 / 15 | Statements, account with T. C. Power & Bro. |
1915 |
332 / 16 | Miscellany |
1915 |
332 / 17 | Accounts |
1916 |
332 / 18 | Bills payable and receivable |
1916 |
332 / 19 | Inventories |
1916 |
332 / 20 | Property assessment lists |
1916 |
332 / 21 | Statements, account with T. C. Power & Bro. |
1916 |
332 / 22 | Statements, cattle sales |
1916 |
333 / 1 | Trial balances |
1916 |
333 / 2 | Miscellaneous |
1916 |
333 / 3 | Account statements |
1917 |
333 / 4 | Balance sheet |
1917 |
333 / 5 | Bills payable account |
1917 |
333 / 6 | Interest account |
1917 |
333 / 7 | Inventories |
1917 |
333 / 8 | Profit & loss account |
1917 |
333 / 9 | Property assessment lists |
1917 |
333 / 10 | Statements, account with T. C. Power & Bro. |
1917 |
333 / 11 | Trial balances |
1917 |
333 / 12 | Accounts receivable & payable |
1918 |
333 / 13 | Account summaries |
1918 |
333 / 14 | Bills receivable & payable |
1918 |
333 / 15 | Cattle sales |
1918 |
333 / 16 | Inventories |
1918 |
333 / 17 | Property assessment lists |
1918 |
333 / 18 | Statements, account with T. C. Power & Bro. |
1918 |
333 / 19 | Statements, Horse Shoe Bar cattle account with T.
C. Power & Bro. |
1918 |
333 / 20 | Trial balances |
1918 |
333 / 21 | Hay production |
1918 |
333 / 22 | Account summaries |
1919 |
333 / 23 | Bills |
1919 |
333 / 24 | Inventories |
1919 |
334 / 1 | Property assessment lists |
1919 |
334 / 2 | Statements, account with T. C. Power & Bro. |
1919 |
334 / 3 | Statements, cattle sales |
1919 |
334 / 4 | Trial balances |
1919 |
334 / 5 | Account summaries |
1920 |
334 / 6 | Bills |
1920 |
334 / 7 | Inventories |
1920 |
334 / 8 | Trial balance |
1920 |
334 / 9 | Inventories |
1922 |
334 / 10 | Property assessment list |
1923 |
334 / 11-15 | Annual statement |
1924-1928 |
334 / 16 | Ledger |
undated |
Legal Documents |
||
Box/Folder | ||
334 / 16a | Cattle contracts |
1896-1904 |
334 / 17 | Warranty deed |
1897 |
334 / 18 | Water right notice |
1898 |
334 / 19 | Agreement with Arnett and Easton |
1899 |
334 / 20 | Deed |
1899 |
334 / 21 | Miscellaneous |
1900 |
334 / 22 | Complaint & summons, A. H. Arnett and J. C.
Easton vs. T. C. Power and Judith Mercantile and Cattle Co. |
1900 |
334 / 23 | Agreement (includes William A. Clark) |
1901 |
334 / 24 | Warranty deed |
1902 |
334 / 25 | Agreement, continuation of Judith Mercantile &
Cattle Co. |
1902 |
334 / 26 | Water right notices |
1903 |
334 / 27 | Miscellaneous |
1903 |
334 / 28-29 | Deeds |
1903-1904 |
334 / 30 | Water right notice |
1904 |
334 / 31 | Miscellaneous |
1904 |
334 / 32 | Warranty deeds |
1905 |
334 / 33 | Miscellaneous |
1905 |
334 / 34 | Deeds |
1906 |
334 / 35 | Miscellaneous |
1906 |
334 / 36 | Deeds |
1907 |
334 / 37 | Water right notice |
1907 |
334 / 38 | Miscellaneous |
1907 |
334 / 39 | Agreements |
1908 |
334 / 40 | Deed |
1908 |
334 / 41 | Miscellaneous |
1908 |
334 / 42 | Agreements (includes Murray H. Deaton) |
1909 |
334 / 43 | Deeds |
1909 |
334 / 44 | Patented land certificate |
1909 |
335 / 1 | Agreement |
1910 |
335 / 2 | Patented land certificate |
1910 |
335 / 3 | Warranty deeds |
1910 |
335 / 4 | Miscellaneous |
1910 |
335 / 5 | Agreements |
1911 |
335 / 6 | Bills of sale (includes El Paso Live Stock
Commission Co., Charles F. Hunt) |
1911 |
335 / 7 | Deeds |
1911 |
335 / 8 | Patented land certificates |
1911 |
335 / 9 | Water right notice |
1911 |
335 / 10 | Miscellaneous |
1911 |
335 / 11 | Agreement (includes Charles F. Hunt) |
1912 |
335 / 12 | Bill of sale |
1912 |
335 / 13 | Deeds |
1912 |
335 / 14 | Leases of state lands |
1912 |
335 / 15 | Patented land certificates |
1912 |
335 / 16 | Miscellaneous |
1912 |
335 / 17 | Affidavit (includes George W. Frields) |
1913 |
335 / 18 | Agreements |
1913 |
335 / 19 | Leases of state lands (includes Bismarck Bank) |
1913 |
335 / 20 | Patented land certificates (includes David Hilger) |
1913 |
335 / 21 | Warranty deeds |
1913 |
335 / 22 | Miscellaneous |
1913 |
335 / 23 | Agreements |
1914 |
335 / 24 | Bill of sale |
1914 |
335 / 25 | Deeds |
1914 |
335 / 26 | Affidavits |
1915 |
335 / 27 | Agreement |
1915 |
335 / 28 | Deeds (includes David Hilger) |
1915 |
335 / 29 | Patented land certificates (includes David Hilger) |
1915 |
335 / 30 | Water right notice |
1915 |
335 / 31 | Deeds |
1916 |
335 / 32 | Mortgage assignment, releases, & satisfaction
(includes Bismarck Bank) |
1916 |
335 / 33 | Patented land certificates (includes David Hilger) |
1916 |
335 / 34 | Miscellaneous (includes David Hilger) |
1916 |
335 / 35 | Agreements |
1917 |
335 / 36 | Chattel mortgage |
1917 |
335 / 37 | Leases of state lands (includes C. H. Bowers) |
1917 |
335 / 38 | Warranty deed |
1917 |
335 / 39 | Chattel mortgage (includes Bismarck Bank) |
1918 |
335 / 40 | Deeds |
1918 |
335 / 41 | Lease of state lands |
1918 |
335 / 42 | Abstract of title |
1919 |
335 / 43 | Affidavits (includes A. J. Hughes) |
1919 |
335 / 44 | Agreements |
1919 |
335 / 45 | Complaint against Fred Runyan |
1919 |
335 / 46 | Deeds (includes William Albee) |
1919 |
335 / 47 | Lease of state lands |
1919 |
335 / 48 | Patented land certificates |
1919 |
335 / 49 | Affidavits (includes David Hilger) |
1920 |
335 / 50 | Bill of sale (includes A. J. Hughes) |
1920 |
335 / 51 | Deeds |
1920 |
335 / 52 | Mortgage (includes A. J. Hughes) |
1920 |
335 / 53 | Patented land certificates (includes A. J. Hughes) |
1920 |
335 / 54 | Amended order confirming sale, estate of Mabel L.
Power, deceased |
1921 |
335 / 55 | Deposition of Frank Palmer against Fred Runyan,
deceased |
1921 |
335 / 56 | Agreement (includes Collins Land Co.) |
1922 |
335 / 57 | Chattel mortgages |
1922 |
336 / 1 | Complaint & summons, Augusta M. Westfall vs.
Fred Runyan, deceased |
1923 |
336 / 2 | Deed |
1923 |
336 / 3 | Chattel mortgages |
1924 |
336 / 4 | Patented land certificate |
1925 |
336 / 5 | Deeds (includes William Albee) |
1926 |
336 / 6 | Oil and gas lease |
1926 |
336 / 7 | Contracts for special deeds |
1928 |
336 / 8 | Deeds |
1928 |
336 / 9 | Mortgages (include C. W. Buntin) |
1928 |
336 / 10 | Miscellaneous (includes Bismarck Bank) |
1928 |
336 / 11 | Chattel mortgage |
1930 |
336 / 12 | Deed |
1930 |
336 / 13 | Agreement |
1931 |
Reports |
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Box/Folder | ||
336 / 14 | Financial and sanitary conditions at Judith Ranch |
1908 |
336 / 15 | Cattle rustling, submitted by Pinkerton agent |
1910 |
336 / 16 | Cattle rustling in Winifred vicinity |
1914 |
Miscellany |
||
Box/Folder | ||
336 / 17 | Tally sheets of cattle shipments |
1910 |
336 / 18-20 | Miscellaneous |
1910-1913 |
336 / 21 | Hay production at home ranch and Seventy-Nine Ranch |
1915 |
336 / 22-23 | Miscellaneous |
1915-1916 |
336 / 24-25 | Memoranda |
1918, 1924 |
Financial Records: Bound Volumes |
||
Volume | ||
291 | Cash book |
1902-1908 |
292 | Ledger |
1903-1907 |
293-294 | Ledger |
1903-1908 |
296 | Journal |
1908-1910 |
297 | Cash journal |
1908-1909 |
298 | Account book |
1908 |
299 | Journal |
1910-1913 |
300 | Cash book |
1910-1918 |
301 | General ledger |
1910-1915 |
302 | Duplicate statement register |
1911-1912 |
303 | Statements & inventories |
1911-1916 |
304 | Journal |
1913-1915 |
305-306 | Duplicate statement register |
1914, 1916-1918 |
307 | Statements & inventories |
1917-1918 |
Power-Townsend Co. Return to Top
Container(s) | Description | Dates |
---|---|---|
General Correspondence |
||
Box/Folder | ||
337 / 1 | Power-Townsend Co., Townsend |
1929 |
337 / 2-3 | M (correspondents include The Mill Mutuals, Montana
Flour Mills Company) |
1944-1945 |
337 / 4 | Montana Feed Manufacturers & Dealers
Association |
1946 |
337 / 5 | F-S (correspondents include Farmers Union GTA
Mills, Lederle Laboratores, Inc., Schermerhorn Bros. Co.) |
1946 |
337 / 6 | Montana Feed Manufacturers & Dealers
Association |
1947 |
337 / 7 | A-V (correspondents include Anaconda Copper Mining
Co., Bemis Bros. Bag Co.) |
1947 |
337 / 8 | Montana Feed Manufacturers & Dealers
Association |
1948 |
337 / 9 | A-V (correspondents include Anaconda Copper Mining
Co., Bemis Bros. Bag Co.) |
1948 |
337 / 10 | Montana Feed Manufacturers & Dealers
Association |
1949 |
337 / 11 | A-L (correspondents include Anaconda Copper Mining
Co., Bemis Bros. Bag Co.) |
1949 |
337 / 12 | M (correspondents include Maney Milling Co., The
Mill Mutuals, Montana Flour Mills Company, Montana Purchasing Agency, Montana State
College) |
1949 |
337 / 13 | N-W (correspondents include National Research
Council, Northwest Crop Improvement Association, Royal Crystal Salt Co., Shark
Industries, Thompson-Hayward Chemical Co., Van Walters & Rogers, Inc) |
1949 |
337 / 14 | Montana Feed Manufacturers & Dealers
Association |
1950 |
337 / 15 | A-W (correspondents include Anaconda Copper Mining
Co., Bemis Bros. Bag Co.) |
1950 |
Financial Records |
||
Box/Folder | ||
337 / 16 | Annual report |
1928 |
337 / 17-18 | Trial balances (customers' accounts, ledgers,
balances and notes and contracts) |
1929 |
338 / 1-3 | Trial balances (customers' accounts, ledger,
balances, contracts, and salaries schedules) |
1930-1931 |
338 / 4 | Bad accounts |
1941 |
338 / 5-6 | Order books |
1942-1947 |
338 / 7-8 | Inventories, feed supplied by Montana Flour Mills
Company |
1945-1946 |
338 / 9 | Statements, comparison of 1945 and 1946 sales |
1946 |
338 / 10 | Report of actual cash values |
1947-1949 |
338 / 11 | Bills & invoices |
1947 |
338 / 12 | Customers' balances |
1947 |
338 / 13 | Inventories, feed warehouse |
1947 |
338 / 14 | Inventory, office supplies |
1947 |
338 / 15 | Price lists for feed |
1947 |
339 / 1 | Bills & invoices |
1948 |
339 / 2 | Customers' balances |
1948 |
339 / 3 | Inventories, feed warehouse |
1948 |
339 / 4 | Price lists for feed |
1948 |
339 / 5 | Receipts, Grain Department |
1948 |
339 / 6 | Bid quotations |
1949 |
339 / 7 | Bills & invoices |
1949 |
339 / 8 | Customers' balances and ledger |
1949 |
339 / 9 | Inventories, feed warehouse |
1949 |
339 / 10 | Price lists for feed |
1949 |
339 / 11 | Receipts, grain department |
1949 |
339 / 12 | Order books |
1949-1950 |
339 / 13 | Bid quotations |
1950 |
339 / 14 | Bills & invoices |
1950 |
339 / 15 | Inventories, feed warehouse |
1950 |
339 / 16 | Price lists for feed |
1950 |
339 / 17-18 | Receipts, grain department |
1950-1951 |
339 / 19 | Miscellaneous |
undated |
Organizational Records |
||
Box/Folder | ||
339 / 20 | Constitution and by-laws, Montana Feed
Manufacturers & Dealers Association |
circa 1948 |
Reports |
||
Box/Folder | ||
339 / 21 | Survey of customers by John R. Miehle |
1945 |
339 / 22 | Block P feed report |
1946 |
339 / 23 | Daily storage report, Gary Hay & Grain Co. |
1946 |
Miscellany |
||
Box/Folder | ||
340 / 1 | Radio commercial scripts |
1939 |
340 / 2 | Seed sample tests |
1942 |
340 / 3-4 | Feed formulas |
1945-1946 |
340 / 5 | Seed sample tests |
1946 |
340 / 6 | Feed formula |
1947 |
340 / 7-8 | Seed sample tests |
1947-1948 |
340 / 9 | Montana Feed Manufacturers & Dealers
Association membership & mailing lists |
circa 1948 |
340 / 10 | Radio commercial scripts |
circa 1948 |
340 / 11 | Scale book |
1948-1949 |
340 / 12 | Feed formulas |
1949 |
340 / 13 | Tally cards |
1949 |
340 / 14 | Seed sample tests |
1949 |
340 / 15-16 | Scale book |
1949-1950 |
340 / 17 | Feed formulas |
1950 |
340 / 18 | Seed sample tests |
1950 |
340 / 19 | Tally cards |
1950 |
341 / 1-3 | Scale books |
1950-1951 |
341 / 4 | Miscellaneous |
undated |
C. B. Power--Personal Return to Top
Container(s) | Description | Dates |
---|---|---|
General Correspondence |
||
Box/Folder | ||
341 / 5 | A-U (correspondents include American National Bank,
Board of Trade of San Francisco, C. R. Grogan) |
1895 |
341 / 6 | A-U (correspondents include American Biscuit &
Manufacturing Co.) |
1896 |
341 / 7 | S (correspondents include Harvey Spalding &
Sons) |
1897 |
341 / 8 | C-V (correspondents include Clum & Dingman) |
1898 |
341 / 9 | S (correspondents include Harvey Spalding &
Sons) |
1899 |
341 / 10 | B-U (correspondents include Isaac P. Baker;
Burdett, Thompson & Law, Gallatin Abstract Company, Gallatin County Clerk &
Recorder) |
1900 |
341 / 11 | B-V (correspondents include Belgrade Company, Ltd.;
Burdett, Thompson & Law) |
1901 |
341 / 12 | S-V (correspondents include Harvey Spalding &
Sons, J. M. Vale) |
1902 |
341 / 13 | B-W (correspondents include Belgrade Company, Ltd.) |
1903 |
341 / 14 | S (correspondents include Harvey Spalding and Sons) |
1904 |
341 / 15 | A-J (correspondents include E.C. Adams) |
1905 |
341 / 16 | A-S (correspondents include E.C. Adams, First
National Bank) |
1906 |
341 / 17 | B-S (correspondents include Biggs Investment Co.,
Collins Land Co.) |
1907 |
341 / 18 | C-M (correspondents include C. H. Campbell &
Son) |
1908 |
341 / 19 | C-S (correspondents include Collins Land Co.) |
1909 |
341 / 20 | M (correspondents include D. A. Moore) |
1910 |
341 / 21 | B-N (correspondents include Broadwater County
Government, Collins Land Co.) |
1911 |
341 / 22 | B-K (correspondents include H. W. Brown, H.
Knutson) |
1912 |
341 / 23 | K-M (correspondents include Hans Knutson, Montana
Ranches Company, The Mutual Life Insurance Company of New York) |
1914 |
341 / 24 | K-M (correspondents include Hans Knutson, Montana
Ranches Company, The Mutual Life Insurance Company of New York) |
1915 |
341 / 25 | D-K (correspondents include M. L. Duckett, Aaron H.
Hover) |
1916 |
341 / 26 | Thomas C. Power |
1917 |
341 / 27 | B-M (correspondents include Bismarck Bank, Montana
Oil Syndicate) |
1919 |
341 / 28 | A-T (correspondents include B. Altman & Co.) |
1920 |
341 / 29 | C-T (correspondents include Edward F. Cameron) |
1922 |
341 / 30 | C-S (correspondents include Edward F. Cameron) |
1923 |
341 / 31 | M (correspondents include Meyers & Huntington) |
1925 |
342 / 1 | B-Y (correspondents include O. Fletcher Goddard) |
1926 |
342 / 2 | B-Y (correspondents include A. Beardslee, Northern
Pacific Railway Company Land Department, John B. Tansil) |
1927 |
342 / 3 | I-P (correspondents include Herman Ingman, Peck
& Peck) |
1928 |
342 / 4 | K-Z (correspondents include Kain Granite Company,
Zuger and Tillotson) |
1929 |
342 / 5 | A-C (correspondents include B. Altman & Co.,
Collins Land Co.) |
1930 |
342 / 6 | Farmers State Bank of Pendroy |
1930 |
342 / 7 | F-Q (correspondents include Fifield, Ltd, John P.
Kelly, Quinn Shepherdson Co.) |
1930 |
342 / 8 | Walsh & Nagle |
1930 |
342 / 9 | A (correspondents include J.M. Adamson, B. Altman
& Co., American National Bank, American Smelting & Refining Co.) |
1931 |
342 / 10 | Isaac P. Baker |
1931 |
342 / 11 | J. H. Bloedel |
1931 |
342 / 12 | Bogy Mercantile Company |
1931 |
342 / 13 | Howard Bowman |
1931 |
342 / 14 | B (correspondents include E. W. Bache, Finley
Baker, Frayne Baker, C. S. Battle; Belgrade Company, Ltd., Bloedel-Donovan Lumber
Co., Louis V. Bogy, O. C. Born Co.) |
1931 |
342 / 15 | Cascade Milling & Elevator Company |
1931 |
342 / 16 | Commissioner of State Lands and Investments |
1931 |
342 / 17 | C (correspondents include Caird Engineering Works,
Cascade County officials, Chase National Bank, F. V. H. Collins, Jeremiah Collins,
Collins Land Co., Conrad Banking Co., Continental Oil Co., Crane Co. of Minnesota) |
1931 |
342 / 18-19 | J. J. Donovan (includes telegrams) |
1931 |
342 / 20-21 | Margaret Power Drum (includes telegrams) |
1931 |
342 / 22 | D (correspondents include Byron DeForest, James
Dineen, Charles R. Downey) |
1931 |
342 / 23 | E (correspondents include Frank J. Edwards, Albert
W. Elliot, Ernst & Ernst, John M. Evans) |
1931 |
343 / 1 | Farmers State Bank of Pendroy |
1931 |
343 / 2 | Fletcher G. Flaherty |
1931 |
343 / 3 | May Flanagan |
1931 |
343 / 4 | F (correspondents include Farmers State Bank of
Brady, First Bank Stock Corporation, First National Bank, First National Bank &
Trust Co., First State Bank of Cascade, George E. Fuller) |
1931 |
343 / 5 | Great Northern Railway Company |
1931 |
343 / 6 | G (correspondents include Hugh D. Galusha, T. L.
Greer; Gunn, Rasch, Hall & Gunn) |
1931 |
343 / 7 | H (correspondents include Louis Heitman, Helena
Commercial Club, H. C. Henry Investment Co., David Hilger, Hollam Co., John D.
Holliday, Norman B. Holter, Thomas Hovet, A. J. Hughes) |
1931 |
343 / 8 | I (correspondents include Idaho Department of Law
Enforcement, John Imirie, Herman Ingman, Inland Automobile Association,
Intermountain Union College, International Harvester Company, Interstate Lumber
Company) |
1931 |
343 / 9 | J (correspondents include John Jarvi, Arthur D.
Johnson, Chris Johnson, Ford Johnson, J. E. Jones, Judith Basin County Assessor) |
1931 |
343 / 10 | K (correspondents include radio station KFBB, Jerry
Kelleher, Kelley Investment Company, L. O. Kellogg, M. C. Kelly Company, Walter T.
Kennedy, William P. Kenney, T. H. Kerr, Mary Koren) |
1931 |
343 / 11 | Ella Lamey |
1931 |
343 / 12 | L (correspondents include C. E. La Chappelle &
Son, Morton Lachenbruch & Co., J. E. Lane, Lawson & Davis, Ruth Le Lillemon,
The Living Tree Guild) |
1931 |
343 / 13 | E. J. Matthews |
1931 |
343 / 14 | Montana Automobile Association |
1931 |
343 / 15 | J. C. Morgan |
1931 |
343 / 16 | Mc (correspondents include Timothy C. McCarthy,
Earl McClure, Kerr & McCord Law Offices, George T. McGeen) |
1931 |
343 / 17 | M (correspondents include C. O. Marcyes, Marshall
Field & Company, Cora J. Martin, Massachusetts Mutual Life Insurance Company,
Mattson Lumber Company, Sidney Mayer, The Montana Farmer, Montana Life Insurance
Company, Montana Lumber & Hardware Company, Montana Organization on Unemployment
Relief, Montana Sportsmen's Association, Montgomery Travel Bureau, Clinton H. Moore) |
1931 |
343 / 18 | Alban B. Nixon |
1931 |
343 / 19 | N-O (correspondents include George F. Nagel,
National Bank of Montana, Northern Pacific Railway Company, Northwestern National
Bank, Old National Bank Building Company) |
1931 |
344 / 1 | Benton Power |
1931 |
344 / 2 | Jane Power |
1931 |
344 / 3 | John Merlin Power |
1931 |
344 / 4 | T. C. Power & Bro., Ltd |
1931 |
344 / 5 | Power Mercantile Company |
1931 |
344 / 6 | Power-Wilson Company |
1931 |
344 / 7 | P (correspondents include [E. A. Paquette,
Parker-Morelli Motor Company, F. E. Parrick, Thomas P. Pease Inc. Charles E. Pew,
Power Hardware Co., Inc., Prentiss Wabers Products Co.) |
1931 |
344 / 8 | R (correspondents include Wellington D. Rankin,
Henry C. Reitz, Emil Rittel, Leverett S. Ropes, Sam Rosenfield, Kathryn Rowand,
Charles L. Ryan) |
1931 |
344 / 9 | Edward Alexander Stiefel |
1931 |
344 / 10 | S (correspondents include St. Helena Cathedral,
Saks, John Salois, F. W. Schultz, Jessie L. Seal, Seattle Dock Company, Security
Trust & Savings Bank, John T. Shayne & Co., James L. Sinclair, Frank L.
Sizer, F. E. Smith, Henry C. Smith, Sidney H. Smith, Max Sponfeldner, State Elevator
Co., M. J. Sullivan) |
1931 |
344 / 11-12 | Thorpe Brothers (includes telegrams) |
1931 |
344 / 13 | T-U (correspondents include Louis Tacconetti, J. B.
Taylor, Teton County, Time, C. R. Tintinger, W. D. Tipton, Union Securities Company,
Union Wholesale Grocery Company) |
1931 |
344 / 14 | T. J. Vaughan-Rhys |
1931 |
344 / 15 | V (correspondents include Valley Bank, Louis Vedas) |
1931 |
344 / 16 | Walsh & Nagle |
1931 |
344 / 17 | W-Y (correspondents include Wakefield &
Witherspoon, T. B. Weir, M. S. Weiss, I. Wells, James E. White, W. M. Winter, E. A.
Wyatt) |
1931 |
345 / 1 | John G. Alexander |
1932 |
345 / 2 | A (correspondents include Ernest Abel, American
Smelting & Refining Co.) |
1932 |
345 / 3 | Isaac P. Baker |
1932 |
345 / 4 | J. H. Bloedel |
1932 |
345 / 5 | B. J. Boorman |
1932 |
345 / 6 | Howard Bowman |
1932 |
345 / 7 | B (correspondents include Finley Baker, Frayne
Baker, Blaine County Government, Bloedel-Donovan Lumber Co., Louis V. Bogy, O. C.
Born Co.) |
1932 |
345 / 8 | Cascade Milling & Elevator Company |
1932 |
345 / 9 | Commissioner of State Lands and Investments |
1932 |
345 / 10 | C (correspondents include Caird Engineering Works,
Edward F. Cameron, C. H. Campbell & Son, Henry K. Carver, Cascade County
officials, F. V. H. Collins, Jeremiah Collins, Collins Land Co., Commercial Credit
Co., Conroy-MacLennan Agency, Continental Oil Co.) |
1932 |
345 / 11 | J. J. Donovan |
1932 |
345 / 12-13 | Margaret Power Drum (includes telegrams) |
1932 |
345 / 14 | D (correspondents include Byron DeForest, James
Dineen, Charles R. Downey) |
1932 |
345 / 15 | E (correspondents include Frank J. Edwards, Claus
Erlandson, John M. Evans) |
1932 |
345 / 16 | Fletcher G. Flaherty |
1932 |
345 / 17 | May Flanagan |
1932 |
345 / 18 | F (correspondents include Federal Hardware and
Implement Mutuals, First Minneapolis Trust Company, First National Bank & Trust
Co., First State Bank of Cascade) |
1932 |
345 / 19 | Great Northern Railway Company |
1932 |
345 / 20 | G (correspondents include Leo Garrow, Goldberg's,
Tom Gordon, Great Falls Meat Company, Great Falls Tribune, Nora Grove) |
1932 |
345 / 21 | H (correspondents include C. B. Hartwig, Louis
Heitman; Helena City officials, Helena Building & Realty Co., H. C. Henry
Investment Co., John D. Holliday, Norman B. Holter, Humbird Lumber Co.) |
1932 |
345 / 22 | I (correspondents include John Imirie,
International Harvester Company, Harry Ireland, John Ireland) |
1932 |
345 / 23 | J (correspondents include Thomas Jackson, John
Jarvi, Jenson-Johnson Motor Company, G. Jermunson, R. J. Johannes, Arthur E.
Johnson, Chris Johnson, Claiborne Johnston, J. E. Jones, W. D. Jones, Judith Basin
County) |
1932 |
345 / 24 | K (correspondents include John Kain, Keller Travel
Club, Alexander F. Kelly, J. A. Kelly, T. H. Kerr, F. E. Kessler, Hans Knutson,
Margaret Kroner) |
1932 |
345 / 25 | Walter M. Leuthold |
1932 |
345 / 26 | L (correspondents include C. E. La Chapelle, John
Laessle, Mildred E. L'Amoreux, R. C. Langley, Lewis & Clark County Clerk &
Recorder, A. J. Duncan, Local Lumber Company) |
1932 |
346 / 1 | E. J. Matthews |
1932 |
346 / 2 | Montana Automobile Association |
1932 |
346 / 3 | J. C. Morgan |
1932 |
346 / 4 | Mc and Mac (correspondents include R. E.
McAllister, D. V. McCormack, W. E. Macdonald, Robert MacFarlane, J. J. McIntosh, C.
E. McKoin, A. McLeod) |
1932 |
346 / 5 | M (correspondents include Pat Maney, T. A. Marlow,
Cora J. Martin, Massachusetts Mutual Life Insurance Company, Matteson Lumber
Company, Frank Mellino, Montana Life Insurance Company, Montana Opera House Company,
Montana Outdoor Advertising, D. W. Monroe, Montgomery Ward & Co.) |
1932 |
346 / 6 | Alban B. Nixon |
1932 |
346 / 7 | N (correspondents include E. D. Nash, National
Geographic Society, Harry K. Newman, Newton-Burrell Cedar Co., Northwestern Mutual
Life Insurance Company, Northwestern National Bank) |
1932 |
346 / 8 | O (correspondents include Joseph Oker, Old National
Bank & Union Trust Co., W. F. O'Leary) |
1932 |
346 / 9 | Benton Power |
1932 |
346 / 10 | Jane Power |
1932 |
346 / 11 | John Merlin Power |
1932 |
346 / 12 | T. C. Power & Bro., Ltd. |
1932 |
346 / 13 | Power Mercantile Company |
1932 |
346 / 14 | P (correspondents include Parker-Morelli Motor
Company, H. H. Parsons, Thomas P. Pease, Lewis Penwell, Charles E. Pew, Ira V.
Popnoe, Jesse Pratt) |
1932 |
346 / 15 | R (correspondents include W. G. Ragen, George K.
Reeder, Harry Reinig, Joseph Richard, M. W. Ricker, W. A. Carroll, Rosenbaum Bros.
& Co., D. K. Rowand) |
1932 |
346 / 16 | Edward Alexander Stiefel |
1932 |
346 / 17 | J. A. Swanson |
1932 |
346 / 18 | S (correspondents include P. J. Sadler, St.
Joseph's Rectory, Joseph Sanz, P. H. Sherman, James L. Sinclair, Frank L. Sizer,
Frank Slunecko, Sherman W. Smith, Sidney H. Smith, State Bank of Dutton, State
Nursery & Seed Company, Hotel Statler, Stockmens Bank, Strand's Nursery, A.
Sulka & Company) |
1932 |
346 / 19-22 | Thorpe Brothers (includes telegrams) |
1932 |
347 / 1 | T-U (correspondents include L. Tacconetti, Grace E.
Taylor, J. B. Taylor; Taylor, Tipling & Co., J. N. Templer, Thomas Topping
Company, Time, Union Wholesale Grocery, Irving J. Ussiker Insurance) |
1932 |
347 / 2 | T. J. Vaughan-Rhys |
1932 |
347 / 3 | V (correspondents include Valley Bank, I. Parker
Veazey, Jr., Jesse R. Villars) |
1932 |
347 / 4 | Walsh & Nagel |
1932 |
347 / 5 | W-Y (correspondents include Wakefield &
Witherspoon, Thomas J. Walsh, T. B. Weir, W. B. Wheeler, James E. White, R. Lee
Word, C. E. Youlden) |
1932 |
347 / 6 | John G. Alexander |
1933 |
347 / 7 | A (correspondents include The Adams Company, J. M.
Adamson, Emerson E. Allen, American Smelting & Refining Co., Roy E. Ayres) |
1933 |
347 / 8-9 | Isaac P. Baker (includes telegrams) |
1933 |
347 / 10 | J. H. Bloedel |
1933 |
347 / 11 | B. J. Boorman |
1933 |
347 / 12 | Howard Bowman |
1933 |
347 / 13 | B (correspondents include K. J. Bailey, Benton
Baker, Finley Baker, Frayne Baker, Harry K. Balcom, John C. E. Barker, Belden-Evans
Company, J. H. Bender, Benton Hardware Company, Bloedel Donovan Lumber Mills, L. V.
Bogy, Brooks Brothers, W. E. Brouse, Reuben A. Brown) |
1933 |
347 / 14 | Cascade Milling & Elevator Company |
1933 |
347 / 15 | Commissioner of State Lands and Investments |
1933 |
347 / 16 | C (correspondents include C. G. Cameron, John B.
Carpenter, Lloyd C. Carver, J. T. Casey, Centennial Flouring Mills Co., Chlorine
Products Corporation, F. V. H. Collins, Collins Land Company, Carol W. Cocks,
Consumer Gas Company, Continental Oil Company, A. B. Cook Stock Farms, E. B.
Coolridge, Crane Co.) |
1933 |
347 / 17 | Margaret Power Drum |
1933 |
347 / 18 | D (correspondents include James Dineen, Charles R.
Downey) |
1933 |
347 / 19 | E (correspondents include Claus Erlandson, John M.
Evans) |
1933 |
347 / 20-21 | Fletcher G. Flaherty (includes telegrams) |
1933 |
347 / 22 | May Flanagan |
1933 |
347 / 23 | F (correspondents include First National Bank &
Trust Co., First State Bank of Cascade) |
1933 |
347 / 24 | Great Northern Railway Company |
1933 |
347 / 25 | G (correspondents include Hugh D. Gallusha, Gans
& Klein Investment Company, Great Falls National Bank) |
1933 |
347 / 26 | Mark Hunt |
1933 |
347 / 27 | H (correspondents include J. H. Hamilton; Helena
City Treasurer, Helena Building & Realty Co., John D. Holliday, Norman B.
Holter, A. J. Hughes) |
1933 |
347 / 28 | I (correspondents include Independent Publishing
Co., Herman Ingman, International Harvester Co., Andy Ireland, John Ireland) |
1933 |
348 / 1 | J (correspondents include Leonard Jacobson, Matt L.
Jacobson, John Jarvi, H. S. Jenkins, Godfrey Johnson, William Johnston, Judith Basin
County Clerk & Recorder) |
1933 |
348 / 2 | K (correspondents include J. E. Kanouse, John A.
Kelly, T. H. Kerr, Walter T. King, C. J. Kinna & Son; Kremer, Sanders &
Kremer, Max P. Kuhr) |
1933 |
348 / 3 | Walter M. Leuthold |
1933 |
348 / 4 | L (correspondents include R. C. Langley, La Salle
Extension University, P. H. Layland, John J. Lilly, The Literary Digest, The Living
Tree Guild, Albert I. Loeb, George Lyman) |
1933 |
348 / 5 | E. J. Mathews |
1933 |
348 / 6 | Montana Automobile Association |
1933 |
348 / 7 | Mc (correspondents include George McCartney, George
T. McGee, L. P. McKnight, C. J. McNamara) |
1933 |
348 / 8 | M (correspondents include Agnes Maguire,
Massachusetts Mutual Life Insurance Company, Mattson Lumber Company, Peter Miller,
Miller Rubber Products Co., Joseph Monaghan, State of Montana, Montana Meat Company,
D. W. Monroe, Montgomery Ward & Co.) |
1933 |
348 / 9-10 | Alban B. Nixon (includes telegrams) |
1933 |
348 / 11 | N (correspondents include Nash-Finch Company,
National Geographic Society, National Tank & Pipe Company, Hans C. Nelson,
Northern Pacific Railway Company) |
1933 |
348 / 12 | O (correspondents include Sandy Okerman, Old
National Corporation, Old National Bank & Union Trust Co.) |
1933 |
348 / 13 | Jane Power |
1933 |
348 / 14 | John Merlin Power |
1933 |
348 / 15 | Power Mercantile Company |
1933 |
348 / 16 | P (correspondents include Pacific Plan Corporation,
Parchen Drug Co., Thomas P. Pease, Allen Pierse, Planters Cotton Oil Co., Pondera
Valley State Bank, Power State Bank, Power-Townsend Company, R. R. Purcell) |
1933 |
348 / 17 | Charles O. Robinson |
1933 |
348 / 18 | R (correspondents include Guy L. Rathbun, George K.
Reeder, Leo Rhein, George Rolloff, Rose Furniture Co., Kathryn Craig Rowand) |
1933 |
348 / 19 | Edward Alexander Stiefel |
1933 |
348 / 20 | J. A. Swanson |
1933 |
348 / 21 | S (correspondents include Safeway Stores, E. L.
Sawyer, H. B. Schaeffer, Schaeffer-Hitchkock Company, H. J. Schomer, Security Trust
& Savings Bank, H. F. Shepherdson Co.; Smith Hatchery; Smith, Mahan & Smith;
Smith Motor Co.; Sidney H. Smith; V. M. Smith, George Sollid, Spokane Cycle &
Toy Co., Lewis B. Stark, State Nursery & Seed Company, Hotel Statler, M. J.
Sullivan, C. W. Sweet) |
1933 |
348 / 22 | Thorpe Brothers |
January 1933-May 1933 |
349 / 1-2 | Thorpe Brothers (includes telegrams) |
June 1933-December 1933 |
349 / 3 | T-U (correspondents include J. B. Taylor; Taylor,
Tipling & Co., C. D. Julian Terrett, Todhunter, Transit Milling Co., Turner
State Bank, Union Securities Company, United States Department of Agriculture,
United States Department of the Interior) |
1933 |
349 / 4 | T. J. Vaughan-Rhys |
1933 |
349 / 5 | V (correspondents include Valley Bank, Valley Bank
& Trust Co., Ceasar Vercellin, Jesse R. Villars) |
1933 |
349 / 6 | Walsh & Nagle |
1933 |
349 / 7 | W-Z (correspondents include R. L. Waddell, Milford
Wearley, T. B. Weir, Anna M. White, Frank White, Willow Creek Ranch, N. C. Wirth, E.
A. Wyatt, Peter Yegen Jr., W.O. Zirnstein, Zuger & Tillotson) |
1933 |
349 / 8-10 | John G. Alexander (includes telegrams) |
1934 |
349 / 11 | A (correspondents include American Smelting &
Refining Co., Roy E. Ayers) |
1934 |
349 / 12 | A telegrams (correspondents include Roy E. Ayers) |
1934 |
349 / 13 | Isaac P. Baker |
1934 |
349 / 14 | J. H. Bloedel |
1934 |
349 / 15 | B. J. Boorman |
1934 |
349 / 16 | Boulder Mining & Reduction Company |
1934 |
349 / 17 | B (correspondents include Finley Baker, Frayne
Baker, John C.E. Baker, Harry K. Balcom, Bloedel-Donovan Lumber Co., Louis V. Bogy) |
1934 |
349 / 18 | Cascade Milling & Elevator Company |
1934 |
349 / 19 | Commissioner of State Lands and Investments |
1934 |
350 / 1 | C (correspondents include Llewellyn Callaway, C. H.
Campbell & Son, Cascade County officials, F. V. H. Collins, Collins Land Co.,
Commercial Credit Co., Conroy-MacLennan Agency, Continental Oil Co., Craig
Mercantile Co., Crane Co. of Minnesota) |
1934 |
350 / 2 | J. J. Donovan |
1934 |
350 / 3-4 | Margaret Power Drum (includes telegrams) |
1934 |
350 / 5 | D (correspondents include Deer Park Lumber Co.,
James Dineen, Charles R. Downey) |
1934 |
350 / 6 | E (correspondents include Frank J. Edwards, John E.
Erickson, Claus Erlandson) |
1934 |
350 / 7 | Farmers State Bank of Pendroy |
1934 |
350 / 8-9 | Fletcher G. Flaherty (includes telgrams) |
1934 |
350 / 10 | May Flanagan |
1934 |
350 / 11 | F (correspondents include First National Bank,
First National Bank & Trust Co., First State Bank of Cascade, George E. Fuller) |
1934 |
350 / 12 | Great Northern Railway Company |
1934 |
350 / 13 | G (correspondents include Percy Gaw, Great Western
Sugar Co.; Gunn, Rasch, Hall & Gunn) |
1934 |
350 / 14 | Mark Hunt |
1934 |
350 / 15 | H (correspondents include J. H. Hamilton, H. C.
Henry, Herbert H. Hoar, J. D. Holliday, Calvin E. Hubbard, W. W. Huntsberger) |
1934 |
350 / 16 | I (correspondents include Illinois Emergency Relief
Commission, Intermediate Association, Intermountain Transportation Company,
International Harvester Company, Investments & Securities Co., Andrew Ireland,
John Ireland) |
1934 |
350 / 17 | J (correspondents include F. L. Jacobsen, A. Jansa,
John Jarvi, Jefferson County Treasurer, Godfrey T. Johnson, Judith Basin County) |
1934 |
350 / 18 | K (correspondents include J. E. Kanouse, Jerry
Kelleher, T. H. Kerr, C. L. Kimmel & Son, C. J. Kinna, Clayton Knotts) |
1934 |
350 / 19 | Walter M. Leuthold |
1934 |
350 / 20 | L (correspondents include Ulric LaChapelle, James
Lamott, Morris Lawler, Eddie Lemire, Levinson & Rice, Inc., Lewis and Clark
County Assessor, Liberty County Abstract Company, John J. Lilly, Living Tree Guild) |
1934 |
350 / 21 | E. J. Mathews |
1934 |
350 / 22 | Mc (correspondents include R. E. McAllister, C. B.
McCulloh, Charles A. McFarland, George T. McGee, L. P. McKnight) |
1934 |
350 / 23 | M (correspondents include Madden, Broyles &
Broyles; D. F. Mains, J. C. Manix, Massachusetts Mutual Life Insurance Co., E. J.
Mattson, Meagher County Treasurer, John Merz, Earnest Miller, Missoulian Publishing
Company, Montana Attorney General Raymond T. Nagle, Montana Meat Co., D. W. Monroe) |
1934 |
351 / 1 | Alban B. Nixon |
1934 |
351 / 2 | N (correspondents include Nash-Finch Company,
National Geographic Society, J. A. Nelson, Samuel Newsom, J. A. North) |
1934 |
351 / 3 | O (correspondents include Joseph Oker, Sander
Okerman, Gene O'Neil) |
1934 |
351 / 4 | Jane Power |
1934 |
351 / 5 | John Merlin Power |
1934 |
351 / 6 | Power Mercantile Company |
1934 |
351 / 7 | P-Q (correspondents include Pacific Plan
Corporation, H. H. Parsons, Thomas P. Pease, A. C. Peterson, C. E. Pew, Allen
Pierse, Postal Life & Casualty Insurance Co., The Power State Bank, Jesse Pratt,
Harry Query) |
1934 |
351 / 8 | Charles O. Robinson |
1934 |
351 / 9 | R (correspondents include George K. Reeder, Frank
L. Reese, Frank Reinig, Harry Reinig, J. E. Ritchey, William Rose, Maurice L.
Rothschild & Co.) |
1934 |
351 / 10 | Edward Alexander Stiefel |
1934 |
351 / 11 | J. A. Swanson |
1934 |
351 / 12 | S (correspondents include Henry St. John, August
Schwachheim, H. P. Seblist, A. J. Seligman, D. A. Sheehan, Smith Motor Car Co.,
Sidney H. Smith, G. K. Spencer, Spokane Brewing & Malt Company, Spokane Fur
Company, George Stadler, State Nursery & Seed Company, State Publishing Co.,
Strain Brothers Inc., A. Sulka & Company, C. W. Sweet, Sweet Company) |
1934 |
351 / 13-14 | Thorpe Brothers (includes telegrams) |
1934 |
351 / 15 | T-U (correspondents include J. B. Taylor,
Taylor-Tipling & Co., J. N. Templer, Orville F. Thomas, C. T. Thornton, Victor
Tucker) |
1934 |
351 / 16 | T. J. Vaughan-Rhys |
1934 |
351 / 17 | V (correspondents include The Valley Bank &
Trust Co., The Vanderbilt Hotel, Paul Vdovec) |
1934 |
351 / 18 | W-Z (correspondents include Frank M. Wallace, T. B.
Weir, Westinghouse Electric Supply Co., Anna M. White, James E. White, Frank
Weigele, Wolf Creek Garage, Peter Yegen Jr., Zuger & Tillotson) |
1934 |
351 / 19-20 | John G. Alexander (includes telegrams) |
1935 |
351 / 21 | A (correspondents include Anaconda Copper Mining
Co., Oscar Anderson, Roy E. Ayers) |
1935 |
351 / 22 | Isaac P. Baker |
1935 |
351 / 23 | J. H. Bloedel |
1935 |
351 / 24 | B. J. Boorman |
1935 |
352 / 1 | B (correspondents include Finley Baker, Ray G.
Barkuloo, Will J. Beecher, Bloedel-Donovan Lumber Co., Louis V. Bogy, Daniel
Brereton, Walter Burke) |
1935 |
352 / 2 | Cascade Milling & Elevator Company |
1935 |
352 / 3 | Commissioner of State Lands and Investments |
1935 |
352 / 4 | C (correspondents include Edward F. Cameron, C. H.
Campbell & Son, Cascade County officials, Cascade County Wheat Production
Control Association, F. V. H. Collins, Collins Land Co., W. A. Combs,
Conroy-MacLennan Agency, Continental Oil Co., Crane Co. of Minnesota, Thomas Cruse
Mining & Development) |
1935 |
352 / 5 | Margaret Power Drum |
1935 |
352 / 6 | D (correspondents include James Dineen, Charles R.
Downey) |
1935 |
352 / 7 | E (correspondents include Frank J. Edwards, Claus
Erlandson) |
1935 |
352 / 8-9 | Fletcher G. Flaherty (includes telegrams) |
1935 |
352 / 10 | May Flanagan |
1935 |
352 / 11 | F (correspondents include Eugene B. Favre, First
Bank Stock Corporation, First National Bank, First National Bank & Trust Co.,
First State Bank of Cascade; Freeman, Thelen & Freeman, Charles H. Frye) |
1935 |
352 / 12 | Great Northern Railway Company |
1935 |
352 / 13 | G (correspondents include Gunn, Rasch, Hall &
Gunn) |
1935 |
352 / 14 | H (correspondents include Samuel T. Hauser Jr.,
David Hilger, Herbert H. Hoar, Michael Holleran, John D. Holliday, Norman B. Holter,
Calvin E. Hubbard, A. J. Hughes, Humbird Lumber Co.) |
1935 |
352 / 15 | I-K (correspondents include Hugh Ingersoll, Andrew
Ireland, R. P. Jackson, Tom Jackson, George Jacoby, John Jarvi, Godfrey T. Johnson,
Judith Basin County, J. E. Kanouse, R. E. Kelly, T. H. Kerr) |
1935 |
352 / 16 | Walter M. Leuthold |
1935 |
352 / 17 | L (correspondents include U. A. Lachapelle, Lakin
Seed Company, Lamping Ranch, H. A. Larsen, Lewis and Clark County Assessor, The
Living Tree Guild, Loble and Adair, Ray A. Lyons) |
1935 |
352 / 18 | E. J. Mathews |
1935 |
352 / 19 | Mc (correspondents include Townsend McAlpin,
McCarthy & Kieckbusch, George T. McGee, T. J. McLaughlin) |
1935 |
352 / 20 | M (correspondents include Alfred Manger,
Massachusetts Mutual Life Insurance Company, William Meyer, State of Montana,
Montana Meat Company, Montana Power Company, Montgomery Ward & Co., George B.
Munyan) |
1935 |
353 / 1 | Alban B. Nixon |
1935 |
353 / 2 | N (correspondents include Naegele Printing Company,
Raymond T. Nagle, Nash-Finch Company, Northwestern National Bank, Charles Novonty) |
1935 |
353 / 3 | O (correspondents include James O'Grady, The Oil
and Gas Journal, J. M. Owens) |
1935 |
353 / 4 | Jane E. Power |
1935 |
353 / 5 | John Merlin Power |
1935 |
353 / 6 | P-Q (correspondents include Pacific Plan
Corporation, Pardee Engineering Company, Thomas P. Pease Inc., A. C. Petersen, Allen
Pierse, Pondera County Wheat Production Control Association, Gene Westland Prewett) |
1935 |
353 / 7 | Charles O. Robinson |
1935 |
353 / 8 | R (correspondents include T. M. Rainey, Rieke Metal
Products Corporation, Rock Creek Ranch, Allan A. Ryan, Jr.) |
1935 |
353 / 9 | Edward Alexander Stiefel |
1935 |
353 / 10 | J. A. Swanson |
1935 |
353 / 11 | S (correspondents include Carl Salbach, James L.
Sinclair, David R. Smith, Smith Motor Co., Jerry Starr, Starr & Barkuloo, J. J.
Stewart, Sullivan Vale and Engineering Company, The Sweet Company) |
1935 |
353 / 12 | Thorpe Brothers |
1935 |
353 / 13 | T-U (correspondents include J. B. Taylor; Taylor,
Tipling & Co., F. B. Teakles, Frank Thompson, Carl R. Tifft, Toole County
Treasurer, U. S. War Department) |
1935 |
353 / 14 | T. J. Vaughan-Rhys |
1935 |
353 / 15 | V (correspondents include Valley Bank & Trust
Co., Paul Vdovec) |
1935 |
353 / 16 | W (correspondents include John J. Walsh, Maurice S.
Weiss, Western Feeders Supply Co., Westinghouse Electric Supply Company, W. P.
Wilson, Walter Woodrow) |
1935 |
353 / 17 | Y (correspondents include Peter Yegen, Fred Young) |
1935 |
353 / 18 | John G. Alexander |
1936 |
353 / 19 | A (correspondents include Amberg File & Index
Co., Oscar Anderson, Roy E. Ayers) |
1936 |
353 / 20 | Isaac P. Baker |
1936 |
353 / 21 | J. H. Bloedel |
1936 |
353 / 22 | B. J. Boorman |
1936 |
353 / 23 | Howard Bowman |
1936 |
353 / 24 | B (correspondents include Finley Baker, Frayne
Baker, Ray G. Barkuloo, Bloedel-Donovan Lumber Co., Louis V. Bogy) |
1936 |
353 / 25 | Cascade Milling & Elevator Company |
1936 |
353 / 26 | Commissioner of State Lands and Investments |
1936 |
353 / 27 | C (correspondents include Llewellyn Callaway,
Edward F. Cameron, C. H. Campbell & Son, Cascade County officials, Collins Land
Co., W. A. Combs, Conroy-MacLennan Agency, Continental Oil Co., Thomas Cruse Mining
& Development) |
1936 |
354 / 1 | Margaret Power Drum |
1936 |
354 / 2 | D (correspondents include C. A. S. Davison, James
Dineen, J. J. Donovan, Charles R. Downey) |
1936 |
354 / 3 | E (correspondents include Frank J. Edwards, Claus
Erlandson) |
1936 |
354 / 4 | Fletcher G. Flaherty |
1936 |
354 / 5 | May Flanagan |
1936 |
354 / 6 | F (correspondents include First National Bank,
First National Bank & Trust Co.) |
1936 |
354 / 7 | G (correspondents include George Gabisch Company) |
1936 |
354 / 8 | H (correspondents include J. H. Hamilton, Samuel T.
Hauser, Jr.; Herbert H. Hoar, John D. Holliday, A. M. Holter Hardware Co., Norman B.
Holter, Calvin E. Hubbard) |
1936 |
354 / 9 | I-K (correspondents include Intermountain
Transportation Company, New York Jockey Club, William B. Jones, Judith Basin County,
T. H. Kerr) |
1936 |
354 / 10 | Walter M. Leuthold |
1936 |
354 / 11 | L (correspondents include James Lamott, C. H.
Martien, Lewis & Clark County Wheat Production Control Association, Walter
Littiwitz, The Living Tree Guild) |
1936 |
354 / 12 | E. J. Mathews |
1936 |
354 / 13 | Mc (correspondents include Townsend M. McAlpin,
Fred McCoskery, C. B. McCulloh) |
1936 |
354 / 14 | M (correspondents include John W. Mahan,
Massachusetts Mutual Life Insurance Company, Montana Livestock Production Credit
Association, Montana Power Company, Montana State Planning Board and Advisory
Planning Council, George Munyan) |
1936 |
354 / 15 | Alban B. Nixon |
1936 |
354 / 16 | N (correspondents include Raymond Nagle, National
Farm Loan Associations, New York Trust Company, Northwestern National Bank and Trust
Company) |
1936 |
354 / 17 | O (correspondents include W. J. Obrecht, August
Ohrmann) |
1936 |
354 / 18 | Jane E. Power |
1936 |
354 / 19 | John Merlin Power |
1936 |
354 / 20 | P (correspondents include Palmer House, Pardee
Engineering Company, Pennsylvania Salt Manufacturing Company of Washington,
Percheron Horse Association of America, Pioneer Mercantile Company, Pondera County
Wheat Production Control Association) |
1936 |
355 / 1 | R (correspondents include H. N. Ragland, Harry
Reinig, Republican National Committee, B. E. Ralph) |
1936 |
355 / 2 | Edward Alexander Stiefel |
1936 |
355 / 3 | J. A. Swanson |
1936 |
355 / 4 | S (correspondents include St. John's Hospital,
Schieffelin & Co., D. A. Sheehan, C. N. Sisco, Smith Motor Company, The Smuggler
Mining Co., Starr & Barkuloo, Stockmen's Finance Corporation, The Sweet Company) |
1936 |
355 / 5 | (T-U correspondents include J. B. Taylor; Taylor,
Tipling & Co., Three Forks Portland Cement Co., Carl R. Tifft; Toomey, McFarland
& Chapman, United States Department of Agriculture) |
1936 |
355 / 6 | T. J. Vaughan-Rhys |
1936 |
355 / 7 | V (correspondents include The Valley Bank &
Trust Co., Paul Vdovec) |
1936 |
355 / 8 | W (correspondents include Alex Walker; Weir, Clift,
Glover & Bennett, Maurice Weiss, Whitney West Wilmont, W. P. Wilson, George E.
Wright) |
1936 |
355 / 9 | Y (correspondents include Peter Yegen, Jr.) |
1936 |
355 / 10 | John G. Alexander |
1937 |
355 / 11 | A (correspondents include American Smelting &
Refining Co., Oscar Anderson) |
1937 |
355 / 12 | Isaac P. Baker |
1937 |
355 / 13 | J. H. Bloedel |
1937 |
355 / 14 | B. J. Boorman |
1937 |
355 / 15 | B (correspondents include Finley Baker, Frayne
Baker, John C. E. Barker, Ray G. Barkuloo, Will J. Beecher, Louis V. Bogy) |
1937 |
355 / 16 | Cascade Milling & Elevator Company |
1937 |
355 / 17 | Commissioner of State Lands and Investments |
1937 |
355 / 18 | C (correspondents include Edward F. Cameron,
Cascade County Agricultural Conservation Assn., Cascade County officials, Earl B.
Chapman, Collins Land Co., Continental Oil Co.; Cooper, Stephensen & Glover,
Thomas Cruse Mining & Development) |
1937 |
355 / 19 | Margaret Power Drum |
1937 |
355 / 20 | D (correspondents include H. Leonard DeKalb, James
Dineen) |
1937 |
355 / 21 | E (correspondents include Frank J. Edwards, Claus
Erlandson) |
1937 |
355 / 22 | Fletcher G. Flaherty |
1937 |
355 / 23 | May Flanagan |
1937 |
355 / 24 | F (correspondents include Federal Land Bank of
Spokane, First National Bank & Trust Co., Lee M. Ford) |
1937 |
356 / 1 | G (correspondents include Percy Gaw) |
1937 |
356 / 2 | Mark Hunt |
1937 |
356 / 3 | H (correspondents include Helena Commercial Club,
Herbert H. Hoar, John D. Holliday, Calvin E. Hubbard, Hubbard Abstract Co., Everett
E. Hunt) |
1937 |
356 / 4 | H telegrams (Herbert H. Hoar, Everett E. Hunt) |
1937 |
356 / 5 | I-K (correspondents include Inland Seed Co., Edwin
Ivey, John Jarvi, William B. Jones, T. H. Kerr) |
1937 |
356 / 6 | Walter M. Leuthold |
1937 |
356 / 7 | L (correspondents include U. A. LaChapelle, W. A.
Leach, Lewis & Clark County Agricultural Conservation Association, William A.
Lower & Co.) |
1937 |
356 / 8 | E. J. Mathews |
1937 |
356 / 9 | Mc (correspondents include Townsend M. McAlpin,
George T. McGee, Betty McLaughlin) |
1937 |
356 / 10 | M (correspondents include John W. Mahan,
Massachusetts Mutual Life Insurance Company, William Meyer, Ernest Miller, Montana
Bar Association, Montana Board of Equalization, Montana Lumber & Hardware
Company, Montana Meat Co., Montana Power Company, D. W. Munroe, James E. Murray) |
1937 |
356 / 11 | Alban B. Nixon |
1937 |
356 / 12 | N (correspondents include Raymond T. Nagle,
Nash-Finch Company, National Geographic Society, New York Trust Company, Tom
Newland, Northwestern National Bank and Trust Company) |
1937 |
356 / 13 | O (correspondents include Brian O'Connell, James F.
O'Connor) |
1937 |
356 / 14 | Jane E. Power |
1937 |
356 / 15 | John Merlin Power |
1937 |
356 / 16 | P (correspondents include Pacific Grocery &
Meats, Inc., Warren H. Pease, Pioneer Mercantile Company, Merrill C. Plummer, Power
Mercantile Company) |
1937 |
357 / 1 | R (correspondents include Lloyd Reed, George K.
Reeder, Rocky Mountain Fire Insurance Co., Sam Rosenfield) |
1937 |
357 / 2 | Edward Alexander Stiefel |
1937 |
357 / 3 | J. A. Swanson |
1937 |
357 / 4 | S (correspondents include The Salvation Army, J. T.
Schusler Company, August Schwachheim, E. A. Shaw, James L. Sinclair, David R. Smith,
G. K. Spencer, Standard Accident Insurance Company, State Nursery & Seed
Company, The Sweet Company) |
1937 |
357 / 5 | T (correspondents include J. B. Taylor; Taylor,
Tipling & Co., Ed Thorson, Carl R. Tifft, Thomas Topping Co.) |
1937 |
357 / 6 | U (correspondents include Union Bank and Trust
Company, Archie Usef) |
1937 |
357 / 7 | T. J. Vaughan-Rhys |
1937 |
357 / 8 | V (correspondents include Valley Bank & Trust
Co., F. R. Vanderputte) |
1937 |
357 / 9 | W (correspondents include C. M. Wall, W. R.
Waymier, Maurice Weiss, Alice L. West, Walter Wilson, Wolf-Langman Live Stock
Commission Co., Walter Woodrow) |
1937 |
357 / 10 | John G. Alexander |
1938 |
357 / 11 | A (correspondents include American Smelting &
Refining Co., Oscar Anderson, Cedor B. Aronow, Roy E. Ayers) |
1938 |
357 / 12 | J. H. Bloedel |
1938 |
357 / 13 | B. J. Boorman |
1938 |
357 / 14 | Howard Bowman |
1938 |
357 / 15 | B (correspondents include Benton Baker, Finley
Baker, Frayne Baker, Ray G. Barkuloo, Will J. Beecher, J. B. Bishop, Bloedel-Donovan
Lumber Co., Louis V. Bogy) |
1938 |
357 / 16-17 | Cascade Milling & Elevator Company |
1938 |
357 / 18 | Commissioner of State Lands and Investments |
1938 |
358 / 1 | C (correspondents include Cascade County
Agricultural Conservation Assn., Cascade County officials, Earl B. Chapman, Chouteau
County Treasurer, Collins Land Co.; Cooper, Stephensen & Glover, Thomas Cruse
Mining & Development Co.) |
1938 |
358 / 2 | Margaret Power Drum |
1938 |
358 / 3 | D (correspondents include C.A.S. Davison, Charles
R. Downey, Durnin & Proctor) |
1938 |
358 / 4 | E (correspondents include Frank J. Edwards, Claus
Erlandson) |
1938 |
358 / 5 | Fletcher G. Flaherty |
1938 |
358 / 6 | May Flanagan |
1938 |
358 / 7 | F (correspondents include William B. Finlay, First
National Bank, First National Bank & Trust Co.) |
1938 |
358 / 8 | G (correspondents include George Gabisch Company,
O. Fletcher Goddard, Gunn, Rasch, Hall & Gunn) |
1938 |
358 / 9 | Mark Hunt |
1938 |
358 / 10 | H-I (correspondents include Allan L. Hearst, George
Herrmann & Co., Herbert H. Hoar, John D. Holliday) |
1938 |
358 / 11 | J-K (correspondents include Elmer T. Johnson, Jack
Milburn, F. E. Kessler, Le Roy Kirby, Knut N. Knutson) |
1938 |
358 / 12 | Walter M. Leuthold |
1938 |
358 / 13 | L (correspondents include Ulrich LaChapelle, Tom
Lamott, Julia B. Leach, F. W. Lingquist, Gar Lutey) |
1938 |
358 / 14 | E. J. Mathews |
1938 |
358 / 15 | M. M. Moore |
1938 |
358 / 16 | Mc (correspondents include E. J. McCabe, Geroge T.
McGee, C. E. McKoin) |
1938 |
358 / 17 | M (correspondents include Jack Mackey, N. W.
Magelssen, Masonic Home of Montana, Mattson Lumber Company, Rad Maxey, Midland
National Bank, Montana Bar Association, Montana Elevator Company, Montana Fish and
Game Commission, Montana Highway Finance Committee, Montana Livestock Production
Credit Association, Montana Power Company, James E. Murray) |
1938 |
358 / 18 | Alban B. Nixon |
1938 |
358 / 19 | N (correspondents include Nash-Finch Company,
National Reemployment Service, New York Trust Company, Northwestern National Bank
and Trust Company) |
1938 |
359 / 1 | O (correspondents include Brian O'Connell, August
Ohrmann, Alberta P. O'Mara, R. B. Overstreet) |
1938 |
359 / 2 | Jane E. Power |
1938 |
359 / 3 | John Merlin Power |
1938 |
359 / 4 | P (correspondents include Judson Parrish and
Associates, Samuel B. Pettengill, Pioneer Mercantile Company, C. B. Power, J. C.
Price) |
1938 |
359 / 5 | R (correspondents include George K. Reeder, Charlie
W. Rees, George M. Register, Rocky Mountain Fire Insurance Co., Ruby Silver Mines,
Inc.) |
1938 |
359 / 6 | J. A. Swanson |
1938 |
359 / 7 | S (correspondents include James Sanders, Carl
Schlegel, August Schwachheim, James L. Sinclair, G. K. Spencer, Louis B. Stark, Dee
A. Stoker, A. Sulka & Company, A. L. Sutherland) |
1938 |
359 / 8 | T-U (correspondents include J. B. Taylor; Taylor,
Tipling & Company; William Thorson; Tiffany & Co.; Carl R. Tifft; Union Bank
and Trust Company) |
1938 |
359 / 9 | T. J. Vaughan-Rhys |
1938 |
359 / 10 | V (correspondents include Valley Bank & Trust
Company, C. E. Varco, John T. Volk) |
1938 |
359 / 11 | W-Y (correspondents include Walters & Dunbar
Live Stock Commission, Maurice Weiss, H. F. Wilkins, C. R. Winchester, George Wolfe,
John R. Yates) |
1938 |
359 / 12-13 | John G. Alexander (includes telegrams) |
1939 |
359 / 14 | A (correspondents include Ernest Abel, American
Smelting & Refining Co., Oscar Anderson, Cedor B. Aronow, Roy E. Ayers) |
1939 |
359 / 15 | J. H. Bloedel |
1939 |
359 / 16 | B. J. Boorman |
1939 |
360 / 1 | B (correspondents include Frayne Baker, Ray G.
Barkuloo, Will J. Beecher, Bloedel-Donovan Lumber Co., Louis V. Bogy) |
1939 |
360 / 2 | Cascade Milling & Elevator Company |
1939 |
360 / 3 | Commissioner of State Lands and Investments |
1939 |
360 / 4 | C (correspondents include Caird Engineering Works;
Cascade County officials; Collins Land Co.; Cooper, Stephensen & Glover) |
1939 |
360 / 5 | D (correspondents include Charles R. Downey) |
1939 |
360 / 6 | E (correspondents include East Oregonian, H. R.
Eickemeyer, Encyclopedia Britannica) |
1939 |
360 / 7 | Fletcher G. Flaherty |
1939 |
360 / 8 | May Flanagan |
1939 |
360 / 9 | F (correspondents include Federal Land Bank of
Spokane, William B. Finlay, First National Bank, First National Bank & Trust
Co., Lee M. Ford) |
1939 |
360 / 10 | G (correspondents include Greely Elevator Co.) |
1939 |
360 / 11 | Mark Hunt |
1939 |
360 / 12 | H (correspondents include Allan L. Hearst, Helena
Building & Realty Co., Helena Mayor, Herbert H. Hoar, John D. Holliday) |
1939 |
360 / 13 | J-K (correspondents include George Jacoby, The
Jockey Club, Judith Basin County Treasurer, Paul T. Keller, Hans Knutson) |
1939 |
360 / 14 | Walter M. Leuthold |
1939 |
360 / 15 | L (correspondents include Ulrich LaChapelle, David
Lawrence, Lewis Motor Company, J. G. Link, C. O. Lundquist) |
1939 |
360 / 16 | E. J. Mathews |
1939 |
360 / 17 | M. M. Moore |
1939 |
360 / 18 | Mc (correspondents include G. N. McCabe, C. E.
McKoin) |
1939 |
360 / 19 | M (correspondents include Jack Mackey, John W.
Mahan, Mattson Lumber Company, Harold L. Mayn, Missoula Mercantile Company, Montana
Chapter Pro America, Montana Board of Equalization, Montana Highway Commission,
Montana Newspaper Association, Montana State University, Mountain States Telephone
and Telegraph Company) |
1939 |
361 / 1 | Alban B. Nixon |
1939 |
361 / 2 | N (correspondents include Ray Nagle, Robert A.
Nathan, National Farm Loan Associations, New York Trust Company, Northwest Refining
Company, Northwestern National Bank and Trust Company) |
1939 |
361 / 3 | O (correspondents include R. A. O'Connor, J. C.
Osler) |
1939 |
361 / 4 | Jane E. Power |
1939 |
361 / 5 | John Merlin Power |
1939 |
361 / 6 | P (correspondents include Palmer House, Thomas F.
Pease, Charles E. Pew, William Power & Co, Thomas J. Prescott, Prouty Commission
Co.) |
1939 |
361 / 7 | R (correspondents include George K. Reeder, R. J.
Reynolds, Rocky Mountain Fire Insurance Co.) |
1939 |
361 / 8 | J. A. Swanson |
1939 |
361 / 9 | S (correspondents include August Schwachheim, James
L. Sinclair, G. K. Spencer, Dee A. Stoker, A. L. Sutherland) |
1939 |
361 / 10 | T-U (correspondents include J. B. Taylor; Taylor,
Tipling & Co., Thomas Topping Company, Union Bank and Trust Company) |
1939 |
361 / 11-12 | T. J. Vaughan-Rhys |
1939 |
361 / 13 | V (correspondents include Valley Bank & Trust
Co., Valley National Bank) |
1939 |
361 / 14 | W-Z (correspondents include Julius J. Wuerthner,
Young's Dairy, Leo Zins) |
1939 |
361 / 15 | John G. Alexander |
1940 |
361 / 16 | A (correspondents include Ernest Abel, American
Smelting & Refining Co., Cedor B. Aronow) |
1940 |
361 / 17 | A telegram (correspondents include Cedor B. Aronow) |
1940 |
362 / 1 | B (correspondents include Finley Baker, Ray G.
Barkuloo, B. Bidmead, Bozeman Livestock Commission Co., Daniel Brereton, Walter
Burke) |
1940 |
362 / 2 | Commissioner of State Lands and Investments |
1940 |
362 / 3 | C (correspondents include Cascade County
Agricultural Conservation Assn., Cascade County officials, Earl B. Chapman, Collins
Land Co.) |
1940 |
362 / 4 | Margaret Power Drum |
1940 |
362 / 5 | D (correspondents include Denver Joint Stock Land
Bank, James Donovan) |
1940 |
362 / 6 | E (correspondents include Frank J. Edwards) |
1940 |
362 / 7 | Fletcher G. Flaherty |
1940 |
362 / 8 | May Flanagan |
1940 |
362 / 9 | F (correspondents include Fergus County Treasurer,
William B. Finlay, First National Bank, First National Bank & Trust Co.) |
1940 |
362 / 10 | G (correspondents include George Gabisch Company,
Greely Elevator Co.) |
1940 |
362 / 11 | Mark Hunt |
1940 |
362 / 12 | H-I (correspondents include Allan L. Hearst, Helena
Mayor, Herbert H. Hoar, Hubbard Abstract Co.) |
1940 |
362 / 13 | J-K (correspondents include Al Kelley, Ray Kinsey,
Clqyton Knotts) |
1940 |
362 / 14 | Walter M. Leuthold |
1940 |
362 / 15 | L (correspondents include Ulrich LaChapelle, Vera
Lile, Gar Lutey) |
1940 |
362 / 16 | Montana Automobile Association |
1940 |
362 / 17 | M. M. Moore |
1940 |
362 / 18 | Mc and Mac (correspondents include Eugene
MacKinnon, C. E. McKoin) |
1940 |
362 / 19 | M (correspondents include John W. Mahan, Montana
Bar Association, James E. Murray) |
1940 |
362 / 20 | Alban B. Nixon |
1940 |
362 / 21 | N (correspondents include New York Trust Company,
Northwestern National Bank and Trust Company) |
1940 |
362 / 22 | O (correspondents include R. M. O'Hearn, Don
Owsley) |
1940 |
362 / 23 | P (correspondents include Pardee Engineering
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