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Archives West Finding Aid
Table of Contents
- Overview of the Collection
-
Biographical Note
- Content Description
- Administrative Information
-
Detailed Description of the Collection
- A.B. Cook
- A.B. Cook Estate
- A.B. Cook Stock Farms
- Flying U Ranch (Bynum, Mont.)
- Stiles Cattle Company (Standing Rock Reservation, S.d.)
- A.b. Cook (Bynum Reservoir Contract)
- Banner Mining Company
- Buckeye Mining And Milling Company
- Cook And Woldson, Railroad Contractors
- Cook Construction Company
- Cook Tunnel Company / New Gould Mining Company
- Gloria Mining Company
- Lexington Mining Company
- Mcconnell, Cook And Company / A.b. Cook Missoula Properties
- Montana Concrete Construction Company
- Montana Independent Telephone Company
- National Life Insurance Company Of Montana
- Shannon And Cook
- Silver Bow National Bank
- Toronto Construction Company / Cook, Deeks And Hinds
- Trail Creek Coal Company
- Tuttle Land Company
- Republican Party
- Frank Hervey Cook
- Gloria Braid Cook
- Lena Gosnell Bowyer Finley Cook
- Margaret A. Cook
- Mary Morgan Cook
- Mary Agnes Cook
- Transfers To Other Programs
- Names and Subjects
A. B. Cook Papers, 1882-1940
Overview of the Collection
- Creator
- Cook, A. B. (Andrew B.), 1864-1928
- Title
- A. B. Cook Papers
- Dates
-
1882-1940 (inclusive)18821940
- Quantity
- 26 linear feet of shelf space
- Collection Number
- MC 280
- Summary
- Andrew Cook was a Montana railroad contractor, state auditor, and later internationally known Hereford cattle breeder and rancher. Collection (1882-1940) consists of general correspondence, primarily concerning the A.B. Cook Stock Farms in Broadwater County; financial records; legal documents; reports; subject files; and financial and business records for Cook's ranching and contracting interests. There are subgroups for several of Cook's construction, ranching, and real estate businesses. [approximately 750 photographs and 4 scrapbooks were transferred to the Photographic Archives.]
- Repository
-
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 - 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
Andrew Braid Cook was born on February 2, 1864, in Dundee, Wisconsin, the son of Cornelius and Margaret A. (Braid) Cook. After finishing his education in the public schools of Racine, Wisconsin, Cook attended the Spencerian Business College in Milwaukee and then became a bookkeeper for Charles J. Russell's coffee business in Milwaukee.
In 1883 he moved to Montana, where he held a variety of jobs over the next few years. He worked briefly shipping cattle for the 79 Ranch, as a clerk in the Blue Front Store in Billings, as a mule-skinner for a survey party on the Crow Indian Reservation, and as baggage master for the newly opened Northern Pacific Railroad office in Helena. He gained experience in railroad building working for Hugh Kirkendall and Peter Larson and for W.H. Guthrie and Company, including building the Wickes tunnel on the Montana Central Railroad south of Helena.
In 1889 he opened a real estate office in Missoula, in partnership with Frank W. McConnell. After McConnell, Cook and Company dissolved in 1892, Cook continued the business under his own name. He continued to manage his Missoula real estate holdings for the rest of his life, while devoting his major attention to his other occupations.
A.B. Cook was elected Montana State Auditor in 1892 and served one term. While serving as State Auditor he also established his own railroad construction business in partnership with Martin Wolfson. They negotiated a contract with the Northern Pacific to build a spur to the Parrot Smelter at Whitehall. Around 1905, Cook's Montana Concrete Construction Company got contracts in Livingston, Dillon, and Bozeman to do sidewalk work. He built the dam and irrigation canal system at Bynum Reservoir for the Teton Cooperative Reservoir Company.
As Cook, Deeks, and Hinds, and as the Toronto Construction Company he worked on the Canadian Pacific Railroad. In 1912 under South Dakota law, he incorporated the Cook Construction Company with Alexander McKenzie and L.L. Stephens. They opened an office in St. Paul, Minnesota, and a branch office in Montreal, Canada. Among the contracts this company obtained were the building of the Montreal Aqueduct, and the rebuilding of the Halifax, Nova Scotia, terminus of the Canadian Pacific Railroad, following a freighter explosion in 1917. The Cook Construction Company dissolved in 1921.
A.B. Cook, however, was best known as a Hereford cattle rancher. In 1907 he bought the Flying U Ranch at Bynum from F. Augustus Heinze and began to develop the prize-winning Hereford cattle herd which became the passion of his later life. He bought the beginnings of his herd from the John Wellcome Estate in Waterloo, Iowa. With the herd came George Sim who oversaw Cook's breeding program for many years. Around 1912, Cook moved his cattle operation to the Missouri River Valley north of Townsend. He bought three ranches there: the Dunleavy and Rorvig ranches near the outlet of Confederate Creek, and the Bedford Ranch on the west side of the river. He later added Sheep Ranch in Meagher County, the Newland Creek Ranch, the Hevey Ranch, and several smaller pieces. During the 1910s he also was a partner with Alexander McKenzie in the Stiles Cattle Company which had extensive holdings on the Standing Rock Reservation in North and South Dakota. In October 1928, after losing a major lawsuit, Cook was forced to sell his herd. He died a month later on November 24, 1928.
In April, 1908, A.B. Cook married Mary Morgan Pettingell, a native of Bowling Green, Kentucky. While quite young Mary had married Frank Hervey Pettingell, with whom she had two children: Frank Hervey and Mary Agnes. That marriage ended in divorce. A.B. Cook adopted Mary's children, giving them his last name. The Cooks had one daughter Gloria, born in 1916.
Frank Hervey Cook was born in 1899 in Colorado Springs, Colorado. He attended St. Paul's School in Concord, New Hampshire, graduating in 1919. He assisted his adopted father on the ranch, and on the death of A.B. Cook operated the ranch on a smaller scale. In 1931 he married Lena (Sally) Gosnell Finley, heiress of the Gosnell oil fortune. She died of a heart ailment August 5, 1933. With the flooding of much of the Cook ranch property by Canyon Ferry Reservoir in 1953, Cook moved the Dunleavy house to the Bedford Ranch north of Townsend. Frank Hervey Cook was murdered there, in an apparent robbery attempt, on November 22, 1970.
Content DescriptionReturn to Top
This collection consists of personal and business papers of A.B. Cook. The papers are divided into several major groupings: A.B. Cook's personal papers, his ranching records, his business records, his political records, and family papers.
The bulk of the correspondence (1888-1928) is in A.B. Cook's personal subgroup. This correspondence includes intermixed, personal, ranch, construction, and other business matters. Among the most substantive correspondence is that with his personal secretary Hazel Alsterberg, who conducted much of his business dealings. She reported to him regularly on the conduct of business. In addition to the correspondence, this subgroup includes court papers (1895-1929); financial records (1886-1928); legal documents (1886-1928) concerning Helena property holdings, mining claims, etc.; reports and subject files (1887-1928) concerning mining properties and other investments; and miscellany. There is a small subgroup of A.B. Cook Estate materials (1928-1932).
The A.B. Cook Stock Farms subgroup includes court papers (1890, 1921); employment records (1915-1954) including payrolls, time sheets, employment applications, and monthly labor reports; financial records (1913-1928), including inventories of the various ranches; legal documents (1882-1928) documenting the ranch properties; organizational records (1919) including articles of incorporation, bylaws and minutes; production records (1901-1933) consisting primarily of extensive Hereford cattle registration and breeding records; subject files (1912-1928) on a wide variety of topics; and miscellany.
The Flying U Ranch subgroup includes a small amount of general correspondence (1907-1911); employment records (1908-1909); financial records (1906-1912); and legal documents (1892-1912).
The Stiles Cattle Company subgroup consists of interoffice and general correspondence (1917-1928) concerning the operation of a ranch on the Standing Rock Indian Reservation; financial records (1918-1926); production records (1918-1923); and miscellany (1922-1924) including maps and lists of lands leased and purchased on the Standing Rock Reservation.
Records of A.B. Cook's Bynum Reservoir Contract consist of correspondence and court papers (1912-1914) of a lawsuit by the Teton Cooperative Reservoir Company; financial records (1908-1912); and legal documents (1909).
Records of Cook and Woldson, Railroad Contractors include correspondence, employment records, financial records, and legal documents (1895-1900) documenting work for the Gaylord and Ruby Valley Railway, the Montana Railroad, the railroad spur to the Parrot Smelter at Whitehall, and other jobs; and railroad specification and bid papers.
The Cook Construction Company subgroup consists of general and interoffice correspondence (1912-1925) of the offices of the company in St. Paul, Minnesota; Montreal, Quebec; and Halifax, Nova Scotia; court papers (1906-1907, 1914) including the seizure of company property by Canadian Customs, for alleged misquoting of value of equipment; financial records (1913-1921); an agreement (1916) with Wheaton Brothers for work on the Halifax Ocean Terminals Railway; copies of organizational records (1912-1921) re the founding and dissolution of the company; subject files (1911-1924) concerning various jobs contracted by the company including work in Sudbury, Ontario; Bulwer Junction, Minnesota; Halifax, Nova Scotia, and Montreal aqueduct and power development projects.
The Cook Tunnel Company / New Gould Mining Company subgroup includes general correspondence (1921-1928); and other materials concerning A.B. Cook's extension of the mining tunnel at Gould, Montana.
Records of McConnell, Cook, and Company and its successor A.B. Cook's Missoula real estate business consist of correspondence (1889-1928); financial records (1889-1928) including a lot ledger, financial statements, tax assessments, etc.; legal documents (1889-1929) including partnership agreements, deeds, certificates of redemption for delinquent taxes, etc.
The Montana Independent Telephone Company subgroup consists of general correspondence (1908-1915), prospecti, and subject files (1909-1913) concerning the merging of several small independent telephone companies into a statewide network.
There are minor business subgroups for the Banner Mining Company, the Buckeye Mining and Milling Company, the Gloria Mining Company, the Lexington Mining Company, the Montana Concrete Construction Company, the National Life Insurance Company of Montana, Shannon and Cook, the Silver Bow National Bank, the Toronto Construction Company, the Trail Creek Coal Company, and the Tuttle Land Company.
Documentation of A.B. Cook's activities in the "BRepublican Party include correspondence and financial records concerning the 1889 and 1892 elections; a petition for a post office for Tin Cup; petitions for Frank O. Lowden for President, and miscellaneous campaign materials.
The Frank Hervey Cook subgroup includes correspondence (1908-1949); financial records (1921-1955) consisting mostly of bank statements and cancelled checks for Cook, for the C.R. Cattle and Sheep Company, and the Cook Candy Company; several reports; and school records.
The Lena Gosnell Bowyer Finley Cook subgroup consists of incoming correspondence (1929-1933) from family and friends; financial statements (1929-1930); estate materials (1934); and European travel itineraries and brochures.
There are very small subgroups for Margaret A. Cook, for Mary Morgan Cook, for Gloria Cook, and for Mary Agnes Cook.
Administrative InformationReturn to Top
Arrangement
by series
Processing Note
Processing Information:The collection was in very difficult shape as received. Many boxes contained totally unsorted material which included correspondence, invoices, stock records, and legal documents, advertising brochures, and other material. Some records were severely water damaged, including several boxes of legal documents which could not be salvaged. [These should be available in the Broadwater and Missoula County courthouses.]
Records of all the various companies were split, with some letters filed under personal names, some under corporate names. Incoming letters to companies were often interfiled with letters from that company to Cook. During much of his later life, Cook divided his time between the ranch in Townsend, and Cook Construction Company offices in St. Paul, Montreal, and Halifax. He continued to conduct the business of all operations from all locations. Some attempt has been made to pull together the correspondence belonging to the different operations, but many letters are not where one would logically expect them to be. The researcher is encouraged to look in the personal, ranch, and corporated subgroups for all phases of Cook's life.
Acquisition Information
Acquisition Information:available upon request
Detailed Description of the CollectionReturn to Top
The following section contains a detailed listing of the materials in the collection
A.B. Cook Return to Top
| Container(s) | Description | Dates |
|---|---|---|
Biographical Materials
|
||
| Box/Folder | ||
| 1 / 1 | Miscelleneous (includes
clippings about A.B. Cook's career; obituaries of A.B. Cook and Mary M. Cook;
term paper by Robert J. Weitz about Cook; notes by W.J. Hazelton re interview
of F. Hervey Cook) |
|
Incoming Correspondence
|
||
| Box/Folder | ||
| 1 / 2 | A (correspondents
include Ah Ping, Ah Wing, Albert B. Allen, John D. Allport, American
Investments) |
1892-1895 |
| 1 / 3 | George E. Boos (Missoula
Publishing Company) |
1894-1895 |
| 1 / 4 | Andrew Braid
(grandfather) |
1888, 1892 |
| 1 / 5 | B (corresponents include
A.L. Babcock, Bank of Choteau, James W. Barker, John B. Barr, F.M. Berry, H.
Bishop, C.W. Blair, Frank E. Blakeslee, Theodore Brantly, William B. Brooks,
C.M.F. Bush) |
1893-1895 |
| 1 / 6 | F.N. Carruthers (Walla
Walla, Wash.; Eureka, Calif.) |
1892-1895 |
| 1 / 7 | Jane Clark (St. Paul,
Minn.) |
1901-1902 |
| 1 / 8 | Frank Conley (Conley and
McTague, re prisoners) |
1894 |
| 1 / 9 | Cook family (includes
Cornelius Cook, Mary A. Cook) |
1890-1905 |
| 1 / 10 | F.W. Cowan (Missoula,
Mont.) |
1893-1894 |
| 1 / 11 | C (correspondents
include Henry Cable, A.M. Cannon, Carver and Mackay Tailors, E.J. Carter, R.H.
Childs, John Church, H.H. Conable, Covenant Mutual Benefit Association, M.L.
Crouch, Mary Cruse) |
1893-1895, 1903 |
| 1 / 12 | D-G (correspondents
include Leonie Demers, C.T. Dillon, N.B. Donley, W.E. Dowell, E.D. Edgerton,
John M. Evans, J.H. Fairchild, E.J. Field, Vin Fortune, William B. Foster, S.H.
Garrick, Phil Gibson) |
1893-1895, 1903 |
| 1 / 13 | Frank Hall (Wagner
Architectural Iron Works, Milwaukee, Wisc.) |
1894-1895 |
| 1 / 14 | O.B. Hardy (Akron, Ohio)
|
1893 |
| 1 / 15 | S.P. Hull (Clinton,
Conn.) |
1893 |
| 1 / 16 | H (correspondents
include G.N. Hartley, P. Hayes, Charles Heckler, John Heil, Helena Board of
Trade Committee, Frank Henry, Frank G. Higgins, A.P. Hollen, Harry Housman,
Houston Narcotic Cure Company of Montana and Washington) |
1893-1895 |
| 1 / 17 | J-K (correspondents
include C.B. Jacquemin and Company jewelers, Henry Johnson, A.P. Johnston, Kate
Kaiser, R.W. Kay, M.H. Keefe, George H. Keep, A.T. Kellison, C.J. Kinna)
|
1893-1895 |
| 1 / 18 | L (correspondents
include Harry A. Lambert, Peter Larson, Phil E. Lawrence, G.V. Lewis, W.T.
Lewis, W.E. Lindenborn, R.T. Love, R.A. Luke and Company) |
1893-1895 |
| 1 / 19 | M (correspondents
include Lionel Manning, Lee Mantle, Thomas C. Marshall, J. Milton Martin, C.E.
Mayne, W.A. Mentrum, Minnesota Saving Fund and Investment Company, Missoula
University Club, Missoula Water Works and Milling Company, T.L. Mitchell, Miles
Mix, Montana National Bank, George W. Morse, Gust Moser, George Mueller Jr.)
|
1893-1895 |
| 1 / 20 | Mc (correspondents
include John McConnell, J.A. McGowan, B.J. McIntire) |
1893-1895 |
| 1 / 21 | Northern Pacific
Railroad Company (includes proposal for spur line from Whitehall to Parrot
smelter) |
1893-1895 |
| 1 / 22 | N-Q (correspondents
include New York Tribune, Mrs. John O'Connor, Ira N. Pardes, W.F. Parker,
Parrot Silver and Copper Company, W.B. Parsons, W.A. Pennycook re Busk-Ivanhoe
Tunnel, Phillip Peteler, Pneumatic Ore Milling and Mining Company, E.C.
Pollard, R.D. Pollard, J.V. Quarles) |
1893-1895 |
| 1 / 23 | R (correspondents
include N.C. Ray, W.H. Raymond, Jack Reed, Hugh Reese, Thomas Riach, T.L.
Richards, R.M. Richardson, Risdon Iron and Locomotive Works, J.M. Robinson,
Rocky Mountain Bell Telephone Company) |
1891-1895 |
| 1 / 24 | Alice Sanders [cousin]
|
1888-1908 |
| 1 / 25 | Siegel and Heckler (The
Montana Hotel, Missoula) |
1893-1896 |
| 1 / 26 | Calvin D. Sinclair (re
Missoula property) |
1892-1895 |
| 1 / 27 | S-T (correspondents
include Mary Shiland Scott, Alph Shipley, Albert Smith, A.J. Steele, E.W.
Stetson, F.L. Sutermeister, Tyler B. Thompson, Eben P. Torrey, L.C. Trent and
Company) |
1893-1895 |
| 1 / 28 | U-V (correspondents
include Union Pacific System, Peter Valiton, J. Slack Vaughn) |
1893-1895 |
| 1 / 29 | W.C. Whipps (First
National Bank, Kalispell) |
1893-1895 |
| 1 / 30 | E.A. Winstanley
(Missoula, Mont.) |
1893-1895 |
| 1 / 31 | W (correspondents
include Joseph W. Wallisch, E.M. and H.F. Ware, Carlos Warfield, Charles S.
Warren, Lewis D. Webster, A.J. Wetzlar, David J. Whaley, A.F. Whitcomb, A.N.
White, H.S. Whitsitt, H.B. Wiley, M.L. Wines, C.A. Wing, Peter Winne, Martin
Woldson, G.F. Woodruff, C.E. Woodworth, W.F. Word, World's Congress Auxiliary
of the World's Columbian Exposition, Ralph Worthington, H.W. Wright Lumber
Company) |
1893-1895 |
General Correspondence
|
||
| Box/Folder | ||
| 2 / 1-5 | Hazel Alsterberg (Cook
Construction Company, St. Paul, Minn.; letters concern primarily the ranch
business, but also construction company business, Stiles Cattle Company, etc.)
|
1916-1928 |
| 2 / 6 | A-Al (correpsontents
include A.P. Adams, Dan Adamson, C.G. Adney, Advance-Rumley Thresher Company,
Aetna Indemnity Company, Alaska Live Stock Company, Alberta Linseed Oil
Company, Lester F. Albro, Teddy Alcott, Alfalfa Seed Association, Fred E.
Allen, R.E. Allen, Almer Coe and Company) |
1907-1928 |
| 2 / 7 | American Association of
Importers and Breeders of Belgian Draft Horses |
1922-1928 |
| 2 / 8-15 | American Hereford Cattle
Breeders Association (correspondents include R.J. Kinzer, Robert H. Hazlett,
Donald Davis) |
1909-1928 |
| 2 / 16 | American Hereford
Journal |
1916-1928 |
| 2 / 17 | American Livestock and
Loan Company (A.E. deRicqles) |
1908-1924 |
| 2 / 18 | American National
Livestock Association |
1917-1926 |
| 2 / 19 | American Shire Horse
Association |
1910-1911 |
| 2 / 20 | American Short Horn
Breeders Association |
1922-1925 |
| 3 / 1 | Am-An (correspondents
include American Bank and Trust Company, American Farm Bureau Federation,
American Fur Breeder, American National Bank, American System of Irrigation
Equipment, T.W. Ames, Anaconda Copper Mining Company, Charles Anceny, Ancient
Arabic Order Nobles of the Mystic Shrine, Ansley Land and Cattle Company)
|
1911-1928 |
| 3 / 2 | E.F. Armstrong
(Cardwell, Mont.) |
1918-1924 |
| 3 / 3 | Ap-Ay (correspondents
include William Armington, Harry Armstead, E.A. Arnett, Thomas Arthur,
Association Against the Prohibition Amendment, Auto Pump Company, Roy E. Ayers)
|
1915-1928 |
| 3 / 4 | Bank of Toronto (re
Toronto Construction Company) |
1909-1911, 1920 |
| 3 / 5 | Banking Corporation of
Montana (Helena, Mont.) |
1918-1927 |
| 3 / 6 | Ba (correspondents
include C.M. Bair, Frank D. Ball, Ballard and Company, Bank of Montreal, H.A.
Barker, John C.E. Barker, D.F. Barry, Bartlett Hereford Ranch, E.L. Baugh, H.E.
Baumann, E.J. Bawlf) |
1914-1928 |
| 3 / 7 | E.W. and G.D. Beattie
[map of Teton County property in OVERSIZE FOLDER 1] |
1907-1913 |
| 3 / 8 | John Bechtold; Henry
Bechtold (Sweetwater, Idaho) |
1915-1923 |
| 3 / 9 | Beckman Brothers, (Great
Falls, Mont.; re furs) |
1924-1928 |
| 3 / 10 | Benson-Carpenter Company
(Helena, Mont.) |
1917-1928 |
| 3 / 11 | Be (correspondents
include Bear Creek Stock Growers' Association, James F. Bell, W.J. Bemmerly,
Benson Commission Company, J.J. Bentz, August Benz enclosing poem, W.H.
Berryman, Better Beef Association) |
1907-1928 |
| 3 / 12 | Bickett-Swett Live Stock
Company (Cascade, Mont.) |
1915-1926 |
| 3 / 13 | Bi-Bj (correspondents
include Walter M. Bickford, John Bielenberg, M.H. Bingham, Bernard F. Bird,
Bitter Root Stock Farm, S.A. Biver, R.W. Bixby, M.O. Bjorge) |
1915-1928 |
| 3 / 14 | W.N.W. Blayney (Denver,
Colo.) |
1919-1925 |
| 3 / 15 | Ed Bloomquist (Great
Falls, Mont.) |
1913-1926 |
| 3 / 16 | Bl (correspondents
include Blackfoot Forest Protective Association, S.M. Blair, E.G. Blome)
|
1911-1928 |
| 3 / 17 | Bozeman Milling Company
|
1915-1927 |
| 3 / 18 | Bo (correspondents
include J.W. Bodner, D.D. Bogart, C.L. Boggs, A.W. Bonney, Boorman Lumber
Company, Josiah Bowden, Clyde C. Bowers, Bowles Live Stock Commission Company,
William Boyd) |
1909-1928 |
| 3 / 19 | J.P. Braden (Minn. and
Ont.) |
1914-1924 |
| 3 / 20 | Breeders Printing
Company; Breeders Gazette |
1917-1928 |
| 3 / 21 | George Warren Brewster
(Birney, Mont.) |
1927-1928 |
| 3 / 22 | W.G.C. Britten
(Hereford, England) |
1916-1917, 1924 |
| 3 / 23 | Broadwater County
offices |
1917-1928 |
| 3 / 24 | Brown (correspondents
include A.V. Brown, Agiles H. Brown, Harry W. Brown, James H. Brown, John Brown
Schools) |
1910-1928 |
| 3 / 25 | Br (correspondents
include Leonard Bradshaw, Harlan H. Bradt, Herbert A.B. Brady, Thomas E. Brady,
John C. Brenner, Carl J. Briggs, William Briggs, John Brinkman,
British-American Land and Investment Company, British Columbia Stock Breeders
Association, Broadwater Irrigation District, George F. Brooks, Brosseau Poultry
Farm) |
1907-1928 |
| 3 / 26 | Bu-By (correspondents
include Fred and Margaret Bubser, Bud Buchanan, Bucyrus Company, Buffalo Bill
Ranch, Henry W. Buford, C.B. Bull, George W. Bull, Frederick Burbidge, Frank E.
Burch, J.H. Burson, Paul Butler, Butte Miner, Buyers' and Sellers' Live Stock
Association) |
1909-1928 |
| 4 / 1 | J.N. Camden (Versailles,
Ky.) |
1921-1928 |
| 4 / 2 | James Campbell (re show
herd) |
1922-1925 |
| 4 / 3 | John W. Campbell (New
York, N.Y.) |
1921-1922 |
| 4 / 4 | Canadian Hereford
Breeders Association; Canadian National Live Stock Records |
1918-1925 |
| 4 / 5 | W.T. Cann (Virden,
Manitoba) |
1927-1928 |
| 4 / 6 | Cab-Cap (correspondents
include Caird Engineering Works, Calgary Industrial Exhibition, California
International Livestock Show Corporation, J.W. Callahan, Gordon Campbell,
Canadian government agencies) |
1907-1927 |
| 4 / 7 | Axel A. Carlson (re
demobilization) |
1919 |
| 4 / 8 | Thomas H. Carter (U.S.
Senator) |
1909-1912 |
| 4 / 9 | J.I. Case Threshing
Machine Company |
1925-1928 |
| 4 / 10 | Thomas C. Cashman
(includes speech at Minnesota Farm Bureau Federation) |
1926-1928 |
| 4 / 11 | Casteel Land Company
(Lewistown, Mont.) |
1924-1927 |
| 4 / 12 | Car-Cav (correspondents
include Ed Cardwell, John Carlson, R.A. Carnochan, L. Ray Carroll, Richard R.
Carryl, Cascade International Stock Show, Cascade-Teton Farm Lands Company,
J.J. Case Plow Works, E.M. Cassady, Castleman Brothers, The Cattleman, H.S.
Cavitt) |
1907-1928 |
| 4 / 13 | Cedar Falls National
Company |
1927-1928 |
| 4 / 14 | Ce (correspondents
include Central Montana Sheepgrowers' Association, Centro de Informacion
Agricola, Cuba) |
1909-1928 |
| 4 / 15 | Fred Chandler (Chariton,
Iowa) |
1924-1926 |
| 4 / 16 | W.E. Chapman (Riparia,
Wash.) |
1925-1928 |
| 4 / 17 | Chester Charlton
(Bridesville, B.C.) |
1917, 1927-1928 |
| 4 / 18-19 | Chicago, Milwaukee and
Puget Sound Railway (includes claims for cattle killed) |
1914-1928 |
| 4 / 20 | Chicago (correspondents
include Chicago and North Western Railway Company; Chicago, Burlington and
Quincy Railroad Company; Chicago Live Stock Exchange) |
1910-1928 |
| 4 / 21 | H.W. Child (Helena,
Mont.) |
1915-1924 |
| 4 / 22 | A.M. Chisholm (re Butte,
Mont. property) |
1926 |
| 4 / 23 | Ch-Ci (correspondents
include H.D. Chapman, R.B. Chappell, Edd Chase, Chase National Bank, L.
Chatterton, Chauncey Wright Restaurant Company, W.W. Cheely, Chewacan Land and
Cattle Company, Carl A. Church, Citizens National Bank) |
1910-1928 |
| 4 / 24 | Clapp, Norstrom and
Riley (Minneapolis, Minn.) |
1909-1921 |
| 4 / 25 | Alfred H. Clarke (Flying
H Ranch) |
1923-1926 |
| 4 / 26-28 | John Clay and Company
|
1919-1928 |
| 5 / 1 | Clay, Robinson and
Company |
1914-1920 |
| 5 / 2 | Cliff Clevenger (Dallas,
Pa.) |
1921-1927 |
| 5 / 3 | Clinton Falls Nursery
Company (Owatonna, Minn.) |
1926-1928 |
| 5 / 4 | Cl (correspondents
include H. Earl Clack Company, K.A. Clark, Sheldon Clark, K.S. Cleveland,
Climax Corporation, Ralph Close) |
1904-1928 |
| 5 / 5 | Collins Land Company;
Jeremiah Collins (re land scrip) |
1916-1926 |
| 5 / 6 | P.M. Collins (Toronto,
Ont.) |
1912 |
| 5 / 7 | Columbia Basin Wool
Warehouse Company |
1918-1921 |
| 5 / 8 | F.T. Colver (Mocassin
Mountain Stock Ranch, Brooks, Mont.) |
1927-1928 |
| 5 / 9 | Frank Conley (Deer
Lodge, Mont.) |
1921-1928 |
| 5 / 10 | F.B. Connelly Company
(Billings, Mont.) |
1918-1926 |
| 5 / 11 | Continental Oil Company
|
1918-1928 |
| 5 / 12 | Frank Hervey Cook
|
1920-1928 |
| 5 / 13 | Mary A. Cook
|
1912-1924 |
| 5 / 14 | Cook [non-relatives]
|
1912-1928 |
| 5 / 15 | Cook, Deeks, Hinds and
Company [predecessor of Cook Construction Company] |
1907-1909 |
| 5 / 16 | Cook Stock Farm / A.B.
Cook Stock Farms (Ivan Davis) |
1917-1918 |
| 5 / 17 | Cook Stock Farm / A.B.
Cook Stock Farms (Frances Firkey) |
1923 |
| 5 / 18 | Cook Stock Farm / A.B.
Cook Stock Farms (C.D. Hall) |
1925-1928 |
| 5 / 19-23 | Cook Stock Farm / A.B.
Cook Stock Farms (Axel Holmstrom) |
1917-1928 |
| 6 / 1 | Cook Stock Farm / A.B.
Cook Stock Farms (Iver Holth) |
1923-1926 |
| 6 / 2 | Cook Stock Farm / A.B.
Cook Stock Farms (H.S. Hov, includes inventory of ranch house at Dunleavy
Ranch) |
1916-1918 |
| 6 / 3 | Cook Stock Farm / A.B.
Cook Stock Farms (H.B. Shoop, auditor) |
1917 |
| 6 / 4 | Cook Stock Farm / A.B.
Cook Stock Farms (Mae Sim; Mae Simpkins) |
1919, 1925 |
| 6 / 5-10 | Cook Stock Farm / A.B.
Cook Stock Farms (George Sim) |
1915-1919, 1922 |
| 6 / 11 | Cook Stock Farm / A.B.
Cook Stock Farms (Grace Van Winkle) |
1926-1928 |
| 6 / 12-14 | Cook Stock Farm / A.B.
Cook Stock Farms (telegrams) |
1916-1919, n.d. |
| 6 / 15 | Coomac Oil Fields, Ltd.
(Thomas H. Rea) [maps in OVERSIZE FOLDER 1] |
1914-1918 |
| 6 / 16 | Cooper (correspondents
include Charles H. Cooper, E.N. Cooper, Hugh L. Cooper, Stuart Cooper)
|
1921-1928 |
| 6 / 17 | H.D. Cornish (Cornish
and Patten, Osborn, Mo.) |
1909 |
| 6 / 18 | C.N. Cosgrove (Minnesota
Valley Canning Company) |
1921-1925 |
| 7 / 1 | Co (correspondents
include Coffin Brothers, Robert H. Cole, Coleman and Reitze, F.V.H. Collins,
Commercial National Bank, Condon Commission Company, J.D. Conrad, Robert H.
Cosgrove) |
1909-1928 |
| 7 / 2 | Cr (correspondents
include Crane and Ordway Company, Harry C. Cranke, J.W. Crawford, Burke H.
Critchfield, L.L. Crockett, J.C. Cronk, Harry Cross, Oscar Crutchfield)
|
1909-1928 |
| 7 / 3 | Curtis Publishing
Company |
1919-1922 |
| 7 / 4 | Cu (correspondents
include O.E. Culbert, William A. Culbertson, Cunningham Sheep Company)
|
1909-1928 |
| 7 / 5 | Dallman and Cooper
Supply Company (Fond du Lac, Wisc.) |
1918-1923 |
| 7 / 6 | J.F. Dauterman (Alder,
Mont.) |
1928 |
| 7 / 7 | John F. Davies (Butte,
Mont.) |
1908-1917 |
| 7 / 8 | Davis (correspondents
include Donald D. Davis, Harry C. Davis, M.E. Davis, Mrs. Perry Davis, Russell
S. Davis) |
1914-1926 |
| 7 / 9 | Da (correspondents
include A. Danielson, Fred Dart, A.F. Daughenbaugh, Mabel Davidson, John Day)
|
1909-1928 |
| 7 / 10 | Deeks and Deeks,
Contractors (re dissolution of partnership with Cook) |
1909 |
| 7 / 11 | Deere and Webber
Company; John Deere and Company |
1911, 1922-1928 |
| 7 / 12 | Denver Joint Stock Land
Bank (Harry Henderson) |
1924-1928 |
| 7 / 13 | Denver Union Stockyards
|
1916, 1923 |
| 7 / 14 | De-Di (correspondents
include Elmer Deebach, Deer Lodge Farms Company, DeLaval Separator Company,
Delaware Land and Development Company, Denver Record-Stockman, W.A. Depuy,
DeRicqles Agency, W.P. Devereux Company, F.W. Dickey, H.N. Dion) |
1912-1928 |
| 7 / 15 | John O. Donovan (Butte,
Mont.) |
1922-1926 |
| 7 / 16 | Double L Bar Ranch (Glen
Billings and Una Kaufman, Cody, Wyo.) |
1928 |
| 7 / 17 | Do (correspondents
include James Dodd, J.A. Doherty, George Doi, W.H. Donald, Dooley Brothers,
Samuel R. Douglas, Lee F. Doyle) |
1909-1928 |
| 7 / 18 | Drexel State Bank of
Chicago |
1923-1928 |
| 7 / 19 | W.S. Dudley (Kentucky
River Coal Corporation) |
1925-1928 |
| 7 / 20 | Dr-Dy (correspondents
include F.W. Drake, J. Sterling Drake, A.W. DuBois, W.D. Duke, Charles Dumont,
G. Dupont, Pierre Duryea, Paul Dysart) |
1914-1928 |
| 7 / 21 | Eads Live Stock Company
(Rolla P. Heren, Eads, Colo.) |
1924-1928 |
| 7 / 22 | Eaton's Ranch (Wolf,
Wyo.) |
1923-1928 |
| 7 / 23 | J.E. Edwards (Forsyth,
Mont.) |
1911-1925 |
| 7 / 24 | J.H. Empson (Helena,
Mont.) |
1917-1924 |
| 7 / 25 | John M. Evans (U.S.
Representative) |
1925-1927 |
| 7 / 26 | Exemption Board (re
World War I draft) |
1918 |
| 7 / 27 | E (correspondents
include Eastern Montana Ranches Inc., James Eckford, V.T. Edmunds, Adolph H.
Eiselein, Eldorado Cooperative Canal Company, Electric Wheel Company, Bessie M.
Elliott, J.C. Epperson, John Etchart) |
1909-1928 |
| 8 / 1 | Farmers Advocate and
Home Journal |
1918-1920 |
| 8 / 2 | Farwell, Ozman, Kirk and
Company |
1909-1925 |
| 8 / 3 | Fa (correspondents
include Thomas Fagan; Douglas Fairbanks; Fairbanks, Morse and Company; Farm and
Ranch Review; Farmer and Breeder; John H. Farmer; Farmers and Mechanics Savings
Bank of Minneapolis; Farmers and Miners State Bank; Farmers' Magazine; L.L.
Farr; Frank Farrar) |
1909-1928 |
| 8 / 4 | Federal Land Bank of
Spokane |
1925-1928 |
| 8 / 5 | W.M. Ferguson (Hysham,
Mont.) |
1925-1926 |
| 8 / 6 | Fe (correspondents
include Federal Machinery and Equipment Company, Robert Feigel, Fenner and
Beane, Fergus County) |
1917-1926 |
| 8 / 7-9 | The Field and El Campo
(published by Advanced Agricultural Publishing Company and American
International Publishing Company; A.B. Cook served on board) |
1915-1928 |
| 8 / 10 | Field and Stream
|
1917-1928 |
| 8 / 11 | First National Bank
(many different towns and cities) |
1908-1928 |
| 8 / 12 | Fitzsimmons-Pierce-Frick
Live Stock Commission Company |
1920-1921 |
| 8 / 13 | Fi (correspondents
include A.B. Ficke, James S. Finlen, First Congregational Church of Billings,
J.U. Fish, Lawrence L. Fisher) |
1908-1928 |
| 8 / 14 | George P. Flannery
(includes Alexander McLean Estate) |
1909-1924 |
| 8 / 15 | Fl (correspondents
include John J. Fleming, J.H. Flick Construction Company, H.J. Flint, Alvah B.
Flood, Harry L. Fluke) |
1912-1927 |
| 8 / 16 | Shirley S. Ford (Great
Falls National Bank) |
1917-1926 |
| 8 / 17 | Vincent Fortune (re
Oregon and Washington timber land) |
1907 |
| 8 / 18 | Fo (correspondents
include John Forbis, Forestvale Cemetery Association, Walter S. Fortiner, Four
Wheel Drive Auto Company, Fowler Serum Company) |
1907-1928 |
| 8 / 19 | Charles Friend and Son
(St. Paul, Minn.) |
1921-1928 |
| 8 / 20 | H.B. Fulmer (P.K. Ranch,
Sheridan, Wyo.) |
1926-1928 |
| 8 / 21 | Fr-Fu (correspondents
include H.A. Frank, D.G. Frame, Franklin Paint Company, Ed Franz, Ed A. Fraser,
O.G. Frederick, F.W. Friend, Peter Fuhrman) |
1907, 1911-1928 |
| 8 / 22 | Albert J. Galen (Helena,
Mont.) |
1920-1928 |
| 8 / 23 | James L. Galen (Seattle,
Wash.) |
1912-1927 |
| 8 / 24 | P.N. Gallaher (Basin,
Wyo.) |
1911 |
| 8 / 25 | Goelet Gallatin (Big
Horn, Wyo.) |
1928 |
| 8 / 26 | John and Nelson
Gallinger (Leedy, Mont.) |
1923-1928 |
| 8 / 27 | H.C. Gardiner (Mount
Haggin Land and Livestock Company, Anaconda Copper Mining Company) |
1909-1927 |
| 8 / 28 | C.R. Garner and Company
(Amarillo, Tex.) |
1914-1927 |
| 8 / 29 | Ga-Ge (correspondents
include G.O.S. Cattle Company, John Gaffke, A.S. Gage, Gallatin Valley Milling
Company, Warren Gammon and Son, E.D. Gantt, Dan Garrison, Gary Hay and Grain
Company, Geary Brothers, C.H. Gerber, Gerlach-Barklow Company) |
1910-1928 |
| 8 / 30 | Edgar Gibson (Great
Falls, Mont.) |
1925-1927 |
| 8 / 31 | W.H. Gleason (Kalispell,
Mont.) |
1926 |
| 8 / 32 | Gi-Gl (correspondents
include Walter C. Giebel, Gilchrist Brothers, Louis Gilger, Chester Glass, L.D.
Glenn, Globe Serum Company) |
1909-1928 |
| 8 / 33 | Godfrey and Burdick Live
Stock Commission (Helena, Mont.) |
1910 |
| 9 / 1 | Goldberg Hide and Fur
Company; Goldberg Fur Company; Leo M. Goldberg Fur and Wool House (Helena,
Mont.) |
1916-1928 |
| 9 / 2 | Sam Goodman (Helena,
Mont.) |
1917 |
| 9 / 3 | Gordon and Ferguson
(furs, St. Paul, Minn.) |
1921-1926 |
| 9 / 4 | Gover's Strain of S.C.
White Leghorns (Denver, Colo.) |
1920-1921 |
| 9 / 5 | Sam D. Goza (Helena,
Mont.) |
1910-1927 |
| 9 / 6 | Go (correspondents
include O.F. Goddard, Leonard Goettlich, Wallace and E.G. Good, J.A. Gordon)
|
1909-1928 |
| 9 / 7 | Grain Growers' Guide
|
1918-1920 |
| 9 / 8 | Duncan A. Grant (Tofino,
B.C.) |
1922-1923 |
| 9 / 9 | Great Northern Railway
Company |
1909-1928 |
| 9 / 10 | Great Western Sugar
Company |
1918-1923 |
| 9 / 11 | H.P. Griffin (Belgrade,
Mont.) |
1911-1928 |
| 9 / 12 | Gr (correspondents
include George M. Grace, Graham Scientific Breeding School, Greater North
Dakota Association, Green Meadow Farm, Greenfield Advertising Agency, Charles
D. Greenfield, H.P. Greenough, Ulysses Gribble, Ben Groseclose, P.M. Gross,
G.W. Grutz) |
1915-1928 |
| 9 / 13-15 | Milton S. Gunn (Helena,
Mont.) |
1912-1925 |
| 9 / 16 | Gu-Gy (correspondents
include Samuel R. Guard, F.P. Guidry, Arthur Guiterman enclosing poem re
William Gibbs McAdoo, Gypsum Industries) |
1919-1928 |
| 9 / 17 | Haggart Construction
Company (Fargo, N.D.) |
1918-1926 |
| 9 / 18 | Herbert Haight (Suffolk,
Mont.) |
1918-1928 |
| 9 / 19 | H.E. Haley and Company
(investments) |
1918 |
| 9 / 20 | W.H. Hall (Butte, Mont.)
|
1913-1915 |
| 9 / 21 | Joseph A. Hanlon
(Billings, Mont.) |
1922-1925 |
| 9 / 22 | Julius Hansen (Missoula,
Mont.) |
1913 |
| 9 / 23 | Haa-Han (correspondents
include John H. Haak, Charles Hageman, George W. Haggard, Charles S. Hale,
Henry M. Halff, E.H. Halloway, Hamilton Farm, W.E. Hamilton, R.F. Hanks)
|
1907-1928 |
| 9 / 24 | Richard A. Harlow (Moore
and Lewistown, Mont.) |
1917-1928 |
| 9 / 25 | Har-Haz (correspondents
include Hardesty Manufacturing Company, F.W. Harding re Toliver Placer, Harding
Memorial Association, A.L. Harris, Clifford B. Harris, Haskell Institute, A.J.
Haubert, Charles E. Havener, A.E. Hawes, Hawkeye Lightning Rod Company, Glenn
G. Hayes, Pat Hayes) |
1910-1928 |
| 9 / 26 | William Randolph Hearst;
Hearst Corporation (San Simeon, Calif.) |
1921-1927 |
| 9 / 27 | R.P. Heidrish
(Whitehall, Mont.) |
1927-1928 |
| 9 / 28 | F. Augustus Heinze
(Butte, Mont.) |
1906-1912 |
| 9 / 29 | Helena, City of
|
1909-1926 |
| 9 / 30 | Helena Commercial Club
[blueprint map of Great Northern Park in OVERSIZE FOLDER 1] |
1914 |
| 9 / 31 | Helena (correspondents
include Helena Automatic Telephone Company, Helena Clearing House Association,
Helena Country Club, Helena Good Roads Association, Helena Power Transmission
Company, Helena Skookum Chix Hatcheries) |
1907-1928 |
| 9 / 32 | Charles W. Helmick
(Helena, Mont.) |
1921-1925 |
| 9 / 33 | Thomas H. Herrin
(Helena, Mont.) |
1918-1921 |
| 9 / 34 | P.T. Hervin (Great
Falls, Mont.) |
1913-1917 |
| 9 / 35 | He (correspondents
include Healey and Company, L.E. Heaton, C.B. Heinemeyer, Oscar Hemgren, Harry
B. Henderson, Walter S. Henderson, Henningsen Land Company, Charles B Herrick,
Charles E. Herron, J.K. Hessey, J.J. Hetherington) |
1906-1928 |
| 10 / 1 | Robert F. Hildebrand
(photographer of animals) |
1917-1924 |
| 10 / 2 | Albert Hill (Alexandria,
S.D.) |
1916-1919 |
| 10 / 3 | C.P. Hill (Montreal,
Que., includes report on Western Virginia coal property) |
1917-1919 |
| 10 / 4 | William Hislop (Hislop
Sheep Company, Spokane, Wash.) |
1917-1923 |
| 10 / 5 | Hi (correspondents
include D.J. Hickey, George F.H. Hicks, Highland Livestock Company, Roland
Hill, S.T.H. Hill, Walter J. Hill, Hillandale Farm, A.F. Hinricks) |
1909-1928 |
| 10 / 6 | Hoar Shovel Company
|
1926 |
| 10 / 7 | T.D. Hobart (Pampa,
Tex., includes Mrs. C. Adair Estate) |
1924-1928 |
| 10 / 8 | G.A. Hoepfner (Wallace
Ranch, Jens, Mont.) |
1918-1927 |
| 10 / 9 | Orlin Holcomb (H.O.
Ranch, Rapid City, S.D.) |
1926 |
| 10 / 10 | A.M. Holter Hardware
Company (Helena, Mont.) |
1913-1928 |
| 10 / 11 | Horse Association of
America |
1921-1928 |
| 10 / 12 | John Hoy (re politics)
|
1921-1925 |
| 10 / 13 | Ho (correspondents
include Hoard's Dairyman, Robert V. Hoffman, J.C. Holbert, T.B. Holker, H.E.
Holroyd, Holt Manufacturing Company, William L. Hoopes, Herbert Hoover, Andrew
W. Hopkins, Royal E. House, D.M. Howard, Frank D. Howard) |
1909-1928 |
| 10 / 14 | F.R. Hudson (Elkhorn,
Mont.) |
1927-1928 |
| 10 / 15 | Mark Hunt (Willow Spring
Farm, White Sulphur Springs, Mont.) |
1918-1924 |
| 10 / 16 | George E. Hurd (Great
Falls, Mont., re Diamond Bar Ranches Company and Diamond Ranch Company)
|
1921-1927 |
| 10 / 17 | Hygeia Ice Company
(Montreal, Que., includes Carlos Warfield) |
1913 |
| 10 / 18 | Hu-Hy (correspondents
include Howard G. Huber, Wallis Huidekoper, W.A. Huff, W.W. Hulce, Hun Foo,
W.S. Hunnewell, Sherman Hunt, W.G. Hunter, W.S. Hunter, W.W. Huntsberger, J.W.
Hurd, Lewis S. Hurtig, M.G. Hutchins) |
1910-1928 |
| 10 / 19 | Idaho Agricultural
Experiment Station |
1918-1926 |
| 10 / 20 | Arthur W. Ide (Helena,
Mont.) |
1907 |
| 10 / 21 | International
(correspondents include International Anna Maud Hallam Clubs of Practical
Psychology, International Belgian Horse Show, International Harvester Company,
International Live Stock Exposition) |
1915-1925 |
| 10 / 22 | I (correspondents
include Improved Clip Company, Industrial Locating Corporation, Inter-Mountain
Fair, Inter-Mountain Milling Company, Inter-Southern Oil and Refining Company,
Iowa State College, Elizabeth Ireland, Charles Irvine, William Irvine, Kenneth
Ischs, Hal B. Ives) |
1913-1928 |
| 10 / 23 | James Manufacturing
Company (re new barn) |
1918 |
| 10 / 24 | Wendell Jardine (Jardine
Hot Springs, Jackson, Mont.) |
1925-1926 |
| 10 / 25 | Ja-Je (correspondents
include Jackson [Miss.] Board of Trade, Newton Jacobson, George J. Jaeger, B.A.
Jahn, Ernest Jarvis, Ella Jens, George Jeppesen) |
1915-1928 |
| 10 / 26 | John Johanson case (re
First National Bank of Libby) |
1926 |
| 10 / 27 | Johnson (correspondents
include A.R. Johnson, Eric Johnson, Jake Johnson, P.P. Johnson, Wilfred
Johnson) |
1909-1928 |
| 10 / 28 | A.P. Johnston (Superior,
Mont.) |
1906-1907 |
| 10 / 29 | Clarence H. Johnston,
Architect (re ranch house) [architectural drawings in OVERSIZE FOLDER 2]
|
1915, 1918 |
| 10 / 30 | Johnston (correspondents
include Johnston and Ward Investments, James H. Johnston, Lawrence Johnston,
Fred Johnston) |
1921-1928 |
| 10 / 31 | H.F. Jones (Butte, Mont.
re Lexington Mine) |
1917-1918 |
| 10 / 32 | Jones (correspondents
include Earl T. Jones, Frank Jones, Garnet G. Jones, J.F. Jones Lumber Company,
Robert N. Jones, Thomas Jones, W.T. Jones) |
1921-1928 |
| 10 / 33 | Jo-Ju (correspondents
include Jockey Club, Johns- Manville Company, John Jonas, W.J. Jordan, G.R.
Jowell, Judson Freight Forwarding Company) |
1915-1928 |
| 11 / 1 | Kansas Blackleg Serum
Company |
1919, 1925-1927 |
| 11 / 2 | Ka (correspondents
include Kansas City Club, Kansas City Journal-Post, Kaul Lumber Company)
|
1916, 1927-1928 |
| 11 / 3 | Ken-Caryl Ranch Company
(Littleton, Colo., includes Frank J. Smith, Margaret Kimmel) |
1924-1926 |
| 11 / 4 | John B. Kendrick (U.S.
Senator, Wyoming) |
1918-1928 |
| 11 / 5 | Fred I. Ker (Hamilton,
Ont.) |
1922-1927 |
| 11 / 6 | Harry H. Keyes (Armour
Leather Company, Chicago, Ill.) |
1924-1925 |
| 11 / 7 | Ke (correspondents
include J.S. Keerl, Frank Kelly, P.J. Kelly, Charles E. Kendall, E.M. Kennedy,
J.E. Kennedy, Kentucky Tobacco Products Company) |
1909-1928 |
| 11 / 8 | J.C. Kinzer, Hartland
Farm (Versailles, Ky., see also American Hereford Cattle Breeders Association)
|
1921-1928 |
| 11 / 9 | Finor[?] Kirschbaum
(White Sulphur Springs, Mont.) |
1917 |
| 11 / 10 | Frank Kirscher (Twete,
Mont.) |
1924-1926 |
| 11 / 11 | Ki-Kl (correspondents
include W.E. Kierstead, Charles Killick, Peter Killorn, J.W. Kilpatrick,
Richard R. Kilroy, Tom King, Mrs. Hugh Kirkendall, John Klippstein, George S.
Klotz) |
1908-1928 |
| 11 / 12 | M.E. Knowles; Knowles
Veterinary Supply Company (Helena, Mont.) |
1906-1926 |
| 11 / 13 | Charles C. Krug (Marsh,
Mont.) |
1925-1926 |
| 11 / 14 | Kn-Ky (correspondents
include Kenneth Knight, A.J. Knollin, Edward Knowles, R.R. Kreps) |
1913-1928 |
| 11 / 15 | Thaddeus S. Lane
(Spokane, Wash., see also Montana Independent Telephone Company subgroup)
|
1913-1927 |
| 11 / 16 | Edwin Lausier
(Bridgeport, Conn., New York, N.Y.) |
1906-1928 |
| 11 / 17 | La (correspondents
include Carl Laemmle, Lake Superior Loader Company, G.E. Lane, George Lane and
Company, Ltd., H.L. Lantz, Alfred Lapier, John LaPorte, Henry Larson, Jack
Lawrence, Oliver C. Lawson, Layne and Bowler Company) |
1924-1928 |
| 11 / 18 | Scott Leavitt (U.S.
Representative) |
1924-1928 |
| 11 / 19 | William LeBorious
(Illinois Steel Bridge Company; Stiles Ranch) |
1921-1927 |
| 11 / 20 | LeClare and Cruse; A.F.
LeClare (Missoula, Mont.) |
1921-1924 |
| 11 / 21 | Charles R. Leonard
(Butte, Mont.) |
1921-1923 |
| 11 / 22 | Le (correspondents
include W.T. Leahy, Robert G. Leavitt, B. Leopold Furs, George M. Lewis, Lon I.
Lewis, Lewistown Chamber of Commerce) |
1914-1928 |
| 11 / 23 | Liberty Storage and
Warehouse Company (New York, N.Y. re shipment of Mrs. Cook's household goods)
|
1909, 1917, 1919 |
| 11 / 24 | Louis Lienemann (Butte,
Mont.) |
1924-1926 |
| 11 / 25 | Live Stock Photo Company
(Chicago, Ill.) |
1924-1928 |
| 11 / 26 | D.O. Lively
(Panama-Pacific International Exposition) |
1915-1917 |
| 11 / 27 | Li (correspondents
include Lindsay Helena Company, C. August Linn, Livestock Service, Livingston
and Company) |
1909-1928 |
| 11 / 28 | J.B. Long and Company
(Great Falls, Mont., includes R.F. Clary) |
1909-1928 |
| 11 / 29 | Louden Machinery Company
(St. Paul, Minn.) |
1915-1928 |
| 11 / 30 | Frank Lowden (Oregon,
Ill., includes presidential candidacy, 1928) |
1921-1928 |
| 11 / 31 | Lo-Ly (correspondents
include R.N. Lodge, Long-Bell Lumber Company, H.C. Lookabaugh Oil Company,
Frederick Loomis, Lowell Brothers and Talbott, M.K. Luther, Frederick B. Lynch,
Lyon Iron Works) |
1914-1928 |
| 11 / 32 | Murdo Mackenzie (Boston
Cattle Company, National Live Stock Shippers League, Matador Land and Cattle
Company) |
1921-1927 |
| 11 / 33 | Fletcher Maddox (Great
Falls, Mont.) |
1911, 1921 |
| 11 / 34 | D. Magee's Sons, Ltd.,
Hatters and Furriers (St. John, New Brunswick) |
1912-1913 |
| 11 / 35 | R.J. Mancantelli
(Toronto, Ont.) |
1909-1912 |
| 11 / 36 | Maa-Man (correspondents
include Maas and Steffen, Fred Mabee, S.M. Mace, Roderick R. Macleary, J.W.
Maddux, George A. Madson, Magness Brothers Auctioneers, Stephen A. Mahaffey,
H.W. Main, Maine Agricultural Experiment Station, Claude Makin, Malin-Yates
Company, John B. Maling, L.C. Mallory, A. L. Malott) |
1907-1928 |
| 12 / 1 | Thomas A. Marlow
(Helena, Mont., see also A.B. Cook and Company subgroup) |
1909-1922 |
| 12 / 2 | Marcus M. Marshall
(Marshall Properties Holding Company, Los Angeles, Calif.) |
1927 |
| 12 / 3 | Matador Land and Cattle
Company (Trinidad, Colo.; includes William Kerr, John McBain, M.J. Reilly)
|
1918-1922 |
| 12 / 4 | John Matthews (Townsend,
Mont.) |
1919-1922 |
| 12 / 5 | Mayo Clinic (Rochester,
Minn.) |
1925-1928 |
| 12 / 6 | Mar-May (correspondents
include Marion Steam Shovel Company, Ole Markuson, Stephen Marmant, Marrion
Well Drilling Company, Marshall Field and Company, Henry W. Marshall,
Marshall-Wells Hardware Company, Martinsdale Live Stock Company, Joe Marzen,
Joe Mason, G.L. Mathews, Ernest R. May, Theodore Mayer) |
1906, 1011-1928 |
| 12 / 7 | McCaull-Dinsmore Company
(Helena, Mont.) |
1922-1923 |
| 12 / 8 | Frank W. McConnell
(Dallas and El Paso, Tex.) |
1909-1917 |
| 12 / 9 | W. Milton McCoy (Circle
V Ranch, Big Horn, Wyo.) |
1925-1927 |
| 12 / 10 | Warren T. McCray
(Orchard Lake Stock Farm, Kentland, Ind.) |
1917-1921 |
| 12 / 11 | McA-McC (correspondents
include A.B. McAdam, C.W. McCampbell, H.E. McCausland, Harry J. McClean, Mike
and Thomas McCormick, Charles McCrea, Sen. J.P. McCumber) |
1909-1928 |
| 12 / 12 | K.C. McFarland (Tacoma,
Wash.) |
1914-1915 |
| 12 / 13 | John McGinnis (Butte,
Mont.) |
1908-1918 |
| 12 / 14 | B.J. McIntire
(Kalispell, Mont.) |
1908-1909 |
| 12 / 15-16 | McIntyre Ranching
Company, Ltd. (William H. McIntyre, McGrath, Alta.) |
1918-1928 |
| 12 / 17 | Alexander McKenzie (re
Republican politics, mining venture; see also Cook Construction Company
subgroup) |
1909-1920 |
| 12 / 18 | McD-McK (correspondents
include A.J. McDonald, McElroy Ranch Company, James McFarlane, E.A. McHardy,
Hugh McKee, W.K. McKenzie, George McKethen) |
1909-1928 |
| 12 / 19 | C.M. McLeod (Missoula
Mercantile Company) |
1924-1926 |
| 12 / 20 | James and Mary McNaught
(Silverton, B.C.) |
1911 |
| 12 / 21 | Taylor McNiven
(Livingston, Mont.) |
1926-1928 |
| 12 / 22 | P.C. and Emelia
McStravick (Kalispell, Mont.) |
1922-1927 |
| 12 / 23 | McL-McV (correspondents
include John A. McLean, Walter S. McLean, William J. McLean, C.H. McLemore,
Robert D. McNab, McNamara and Marlow, McNeel Marble Company, Mrs. Rory McQueen,
J.H. McShane Timber Company) |
1906-1928 |
| 12 / 24 | Meagher County offices
|
1917-1928 |
| 12 / 25 | Fitch H. Medbury (re
proposed sale of interest in ranch) |
1924 |
| 12 / 26 | A.J. Meloche (T.O. Ranch
Company, Raton, N.M.) |
1920-1921 |
| 12 / 27 | S.R. Mercer (Missoula,
Mont.) |
1923-1924 |
| 12 / 28 | Merchants National Bank
(St. Paul, Minn.) |
1909-1928 |
| 12 / 29 | George Merrill
(Thermopolis, Wyo.) |
1924-1928 |
| 12 / 30 | Metals Bank and Trust
Company (Butte, Mont.) |
1922-1928 |
| 12 / 31 | Andrew J. Metler (Menno,
S.D.) |
1919-1925 |
| 12 / 32 | Me (correspondents
include L.E. Megee, Andrew Meikle, H.C. Meining Company, B.P. Melchert, Sam
Melph, W.T. Merrill) |
1909-1928 |
| 12 / 33 | Midland Empire Fair;
Midland Stock Show (Billings, Mont.) |
1916-1928 |
| 12 / 34 | Midland Linseed Products
Company (Minneapolis, Minn.) |
1917-1919 |
| 13 / 1 | Miller (correspondents
include Miller and Lux, Inc., A.W. Miller, Miller Brothers, Curtis J. Miller,
D.S. Miller, Miller Development Company, Robert J. Miller) |
1917-1928 |
| 13 / 2 | Minneapolis Army and
Navy Store |
1922-1923 |
| 13 / 3 | Minnesota Valley Canning
Company |
1924-1926 |
| 13 / 4 | Missoula (correspondents
include city and county offices, Missoula Chamber of Commerce, Missoula
Mercantile Company, Missoula Trust and Savings Bank) |
1915-1927 |
| 13 / 5 | Mi (correspondents
include Miami Conservancy District, Austin Middleton, Mid-States Oil Company,
George R. Milburn, G.M. Miles, Millers Mutual Casualty Company, Charles A.
Millie, C.J. Milligan Company, W.H. Miner, Minnesota Club, Frank D. Miracle,
T.E. Mitchell and Son) |
1909-1928 |
| 13 / 6 | George P. and E.A.
Moeller (Hettinger, N.D.) |
1924 |
| 13 / 7 | A. Moier and Son
(Reichle, Mont.) |
1919 |
| 13 / 8 | Manley Moline (Circle,
Mont.) |
1924-1925 |
| 13 / 9 | Monnett and Hamilton
(Dayton, Wash.) |
1921 |
| 13 / 10-11 | Montana. Agricultural
Experiment Station (includes C.N. Arnett, R.C. McChord, Clyde McKee, Louis
Vinke, F.M. Harrington, H.W. Vaughan, Purcell Bill establishing Fort Keogh
station) |
1918-1928 |
| 13 / 12 | Montana. Agricultural
Extension Service |
1923-1928 |
| 13 / 13 | Montana. Board of
Railroad Commissioners |
1918-1924 |
| 13 / 14 | Montana. Board of Stock
Commissioners |
1908-1910 |
| 13 / 15 | Montana. Dept. of
Agriculture, Labor and Industry (includes State Fair) |
1921-1927 |
| 13 / 16 | Montana. Dept. of Fish
and Game; Fish and Game Commission |
1917-1928 |
| 13 / 17 | Montana. Dept. of State
Lands and Farm Loans |
1909-1928 |
| 13 / 18 | Montana. Governor
|
1909-1927 |
| 13 / 19 | Montana. Industrial
Accident Board |
1916-1918 |
| 13 / 20 | Montana. Livestock
Commission |
1919-1928 |
| 13 / 21 | Montana. Livestock
Sanitary Board (W.J. Butler, State Veterinarian) |
1917-1928 |
| 13 / 22 | Montana. Secretary of
State |
1917-1928 |
| 13 / 23 | Montana. Stallion
Registration Board |
1910-1922 |
| 13 / 24 | Montana. State Fire
Marshal |
1919-1926 |
| 13 / 25 | Montana. [miscellaneous
state agencies] |
1907-1928 |
| 13 / 26 | Montana Club
|
1918-1928 |
| 13 / 27 | Montana Deaconess Home
|
1915-1917 |
| 13 / 28 | Montana Farmer
|
1916-1927 |
| 13 / 29 | Montana Flour Mills
Company |
1921-1927 |
| 13 / 30 | Montana Hereford
Breeders Association (includes C.C. Davis, L. Chatterton) |
1918-1925 |
| 13 / 31 | Montana Life Insurance
Company |
1927-1928 |
| 13 / 32 | Montana Livestock
Finance Corporation (A.T. Hibbard) |
1922-1926 |
| 13 / 33 | Montana State Fair
[private] |
1909-1921 |
| 13 / 34 | Montana Stock Growers
Association |
1917-1928 |
| 13 / 35 | Montana Trust and
Savings Bank (Helena, Mont.) |
1915-1927 |
| 13 / 36 | Montana Wool Growers
Association |
1921-1926 |
| 13 / 37 | Montana (correspondents
include Montana Automobile Association, Montana Commercial and Labor League,
Montana Culvert and Flume Company, Montana Duroc-Jersey Breeders Association,
Montana Joint Stock Land Bank, Montana Livestock Pavilion Company, Montana
Mercantile Company, Montana Muskrat Breeders Inc., Montana Newspaper
Association, Montana Purebred Sheep Association, Montana Ranches Company,
Montana Raw Fur Company, Montana Southern Railway Company, Montana Sportsmen's
Association, Montana Tax-Payers' Association, Montana Wool Cooperative
Marketing Association) |
1910-1928 |
| 13 / 38 | C.F. Morris (Havre,
Mont., re Brown's Coulee oil drilling) |
1927 |
| 13 / 39 | George H. Moses (U.S.
Senator, New Hampshire) |
1924-1925 |
| 14 / 1 | Burton C. Mossman
(Roswell, N.M.) |
1926-1928 |
| 14 / 2 | Matteson M. Mounts
(Bismarck, N.D.) |
1909-1928 |
| 14 / 3 | Mousel Brothers
(Cambridge, Nebr.) |
1909-1922 |
| 14 / 4 | Mo (correspondents
include Moffett Studio, Ed Monahan, C.F. Monson, J.H. Montgomery, Montreal and
Southern Counties Railway Company, Montross Metal Casket Company, E.L. Moorman,
C.F. Morris, Morrison Brothers, W.J. Moss, R.S. Mossman, C.H. Moulton, Mount
Royal Hotel Company) |
1909-1928 |
| 14 / 5 | George M. Mungas
(Philipsburg, Mont.) |
1922-1928 |
| 14 / 6 | Mu-My (correspondents
include C.S. Muffly, W.P. Murphy, Murphy Wholesale Grocery Company, Kenneth
Myers) |
1907-1924 |
| 14 / 7 | T.Y. Nakagawa (Missoula,
Mont.) |
1923 |
| 14 / 8 | National Bank of Montana
(Helena, Mont.) |
1909-1928 |
| 14 / 9 | National Duroc-Jersey
Record Association (J.R. Pfander) |
1918-1924 |
| 14 / 10 | National Irrigation
Congress |
1909 |
| 14 / 11 | National Live Stock and
Meat Board (includes report by R.C. Pollock) |
1927-1928 |
| 14 / 12 | National Marketing
Committee |
1915 |
| 14 / 13 | National Wool Warehouse
and Storage Company |
1922-1923 |
| 14 / 14 | National (correspondents
include National Agricultural Society, National Association of Farm Equipment
Manufacturers, National Economic League, National Farm News, National Institute
of Progressive Farming, National Land Company, National Life Insurance Company,
National Western Stock Show, National Wool Growers Association) |
1915-1927 |
| 14 / 15 | Louis Nelson (N.D. and
Ont.) |
1906 |
| 14 / 16 | Thomas Newland (Helena,
Mont.) |
1915-1917 |
| 14 / 17 | C.C. Newman (Dillon,
Mont.) |
1915-1926 |
| 14 / 18 | Na-Ni (correspondents
include Arthur C. Nash, Nay Brothers, Nebraska Governor, Nebraska Consolidated
Mills Company, R. Neusch, Guy D. Nevills, New York Evening Post, Nichols and
Shepard Company, Nixon Live Stock Commission Company) |
1910-1928 |
| 14 / 19 | Northern Pacific Railway
Company (includes lawsuit, 1921; time of men fighting railroad caused fires,
1926) |
1908-1928 |
| 14 / 20 | Northern Pacific Railway
Company. Land Dept. (includes leases, receipts, etc.) |
1914-1928 |
| 14 / 21 | Northwest Hereford
Cattle Breeders Association (Reno Banks) |
1920-1926 |
| 14 / 22 | Northwest
(correspondents include Northwest Livestock Association, Northwest Regional
Advisory Board) |
1915-1924 |
| 14 / 23 | Northwestern
(correspondents include Northwestern Distributing Company, Northwestern
Electric Equipment Company, Northwestern Engineering Company, Northwestern
Hereford Breeder, Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance Company, Northwestern
Society of New York, Northwestern Stockman and Farmer) |
1909-1926 |
| 14 / 24 | Nor-West Farmer
|
1917-1927 |
| 14 / 25 | No-Ny (correspondents
include Pat Normandin, Edwin L. Norris, Northern Grain and Warehouse Company,
Northern Nevada Purebred Association, E.A. Noyes and Son, Nye and Jenks Grain
Company) |
1913-1928 |
| 15 / 1 | John E. O'Connor
(Portland, Ore.) |
1916 |
| 15 / 2 | P.A. O'Farrell
(Montreal, Que.) |
1909 |
| 15 / 3 | J.C. Oliver and Sons
(Herman Oliver, John Day, Ore.) |
1921-1928 |
| 15 / 4 | Charles E. Orchard
(Denver, Colo.) |
1925-1928 |
| 15 / 5 | O (correspondents
include W.L. Ober, C.N. O'Donel, J.C. O'Hara enclosing copy of his A Mining
Romance, Oklahoma Live Stock News, Thomas O'Laughlin, Olds Motor Works, Henry
Oliver, Omaha Chamber of Commerce, Axel Carlson Onrud, Ossining School, Handel
E. Owen) |
1907-1928 |
| 15 / 6 | Pacific Northwest Farm
Trio |
1919-1926 |
| 15 / 7 | John E. Painter
(representative of several live stock associations) |
1918-1924 |
| 15 / 8 | Parchen Drug Company
(Helena, Mont.) |
1922-1925 |
| 15 / 9 | Pa (correspondents
include Pacific Bond and Mortgage Company, Pacific Coast Pipe Company, Pacific
International Live Stock Exposition, M.S. Parker, Willis F. Parker, Thomas G.
Paterson, H.F. Patterson, G.T. Paul, Peter Pauly, Oscar L. Payne) |
1906-1928 |
| 15 / 10 | Marguerite Peacock
(Drummond, Mont.) |
1926-1928 |
| 15 / 11 | Peking University
(China) |
1924 |
| 15 / 12 | Lewis Penwell Company
(Helena, Mont.) |
1917-1923 |
| 15 / 13 | J.L. Perron (Montreal,
Que.) |
1918-1926 |
| 15 / 14 | R.F. Pettigrew (Sioux
Falls, S.D.) |
1921-1925 |
| 15 / 15 | Pe (correspondents
include George D. Pease, Pelletier and Crowther, Pence Automobile Company,
Frank Peterson, John Peterson, Andrew Petrie) |
1909-1927 |
| 15 / 16 | Phelps Ranch (Eugene and
L.G. Phelps, Meeteetse, Wyo.) |
1919-1928 |
| 15 / 17 | Ph (correspondents
include H.W. Phelps, Edwin A. Phillips, P.M. Phillips) |
1910-1926 |
| 15 / 18 | Pickering Farm (W.A. and
W.R. Pickering, Belton, Mo.) |
1918-1927 |
| 15 / 19 | Harry W. Pickett
(Pittsburgh, Pa.) |
1906-1907 |
| 15 / 20 | Pioneers of Eastern
Montana |
1912-1928 |
| 15 / 21 | Pi-Pl (correspondents
include A.W. Pieper, Charles H. Pierce, Piggly Wiggly Montana Company, H.H.
Pigott, David Pimperton) |
1909-1928 |
| 15 / 22 | Political: re manganese
tariff |
1922 |
| 15 / 23 | Political: re proposal
to move Forest Service to Dept. of Interior |
1921-1922 |
| 15 / 24 | Charles Pollack (Craig,
Mont.) |
1919-1924 |
| 15 / 25 | Norman S. Poole
(Townsend, Mont.) |
1912-1925 |
| 15 / 26 | T.C. Power; T.C. Power
Company; T.C. Power Motor Car Company |
1906-1928 |
| 15 / 27 | Po (correspondents
include J.E. Poole, C.R. Pope Company, Porter-Davidson Company, Louville
Porter, Portland Cattle Loan Company, Portland Union Stock Yards, Potrero
Ranch, W.O. Pound and Sons, J.D. Powell, William Powers) |
1906-1928 |
| 15 / 28 | Charles Preece
(Waterloo, Mont.) |
1908-1910 |
| 15 / 29 | The Producer
|
1919-1923 |
| 15 / 30 | Pr-Py (correspondents
include Pratt-Thompson Construction Company, Charles N. Pray, Robert A.
Pringle, George Prior, W.O. Protsman, Pullman Company) |
1909-1928 |
| 15 / 31 | Quealy Land and
Livestock Company (John Quealy, Hanna, Wyo.) |
1926-1928 |
| 15 / 32 | Quinn-Shepardson Company
(Minneapolis, Minn.) |
1917-1919 |
| 15 / 33 | Q (correspondents
include Quanah Cotton Oil Company, Thomas B. Quaw, Queen Incubator Company,
Benjamin Quigley, Tom Quing, Nora Quinlan) |
1914-1927 |
| 15 / 34 | Jack T. Ramey (Fort
Yates, N.D.) |
1925-1928 |
| 15 / 35 | Wellington Rankin
(Helena, Mont.) |
1928 |
| 15 / 36 | Rea Brothers (Billings,
Mont.) |
1916-1926 |
| 15 / 37 | Reinig Company (Helena,
Mont.) |
1922-1926 |
| 16 / 1 | Ra-Re (correspondents
include A.E. Ragan, A.A.D. Rahn, Realty Company, N.R. Reasoner, George
Rebedeaux, Carl L. Reed, Harry C. Reed, W.C. Reed, K.M. Reeves, Regina
Agricultural and Industrial Exhibition, J.H. Reniger, Fred Reppert)
|
1908-1917 |
| 16 / 2 | Ringling (correspondents
include Ringling and Work, R.T. Ringling Ranch, Ringling State Bank)
|
1922-1926 |
| 16 / 3 | Dave Risk (Kansas City,
Mo.) |
1917-1922 |
| 16 / 4 | Ri (correspondents
include D.E. Richards, Howard F. Riddle, Ridgefield Sheep Feeding Yards)
|
1918-1928 |
| 16 / 5 | Robinson Cartage and
Storage Company (Orilia, Ont.) |
1912-1923 |
| 16 / 6 | Charles O. Robinson and
Company, Livestock Commission |
1922-1928 |
| 16 / 7 | Rocky Mountain Club of
New York |
1907-1928 |
| 16 / 8 | Nick Rorvig (Helena,
Mont.) |
1917-1928 |
| 16 / 9 | Rosenbaum Brothers and
Company |
1915-1928 |
| 16 / 10 | Ro (correspondents
include George Robb, E.L. Robbins, O.P. Roberts, T.H. Robertson, Harry
Robinson, Rock Island Stove Company, Rocky Mountain Fertilizer Company, Ralph
Rodriguez, Joseph Roke, Leverett S. Ropes, Dan H. Ross) |
1912-1928 |
| 16 / 11 | Ru (correspondents
include George C. Rudston, Charles Rule, Rural Spirit, William N. Russ, William
G. Russell) |
1910-1928 |
| 16 / 12 | C.E. Ryan (Great Falls,
Mont.) |
1914-1918 |
| 16 / 13 | Ryrie Brothers (Toronto,
Ont.) |
1911-1913 |
| 16 / 14 | Ry (correspondents
include Ethan B. Ryan, Mrs. J.J. Ryan, John D. Ryan, Lawrence B. Ryman)
|
1912-1928 |
| 16 / 15 | P.D. Sanders (Tacoma,
Wash.) |
1922-1925 |
| 16 / 16 | Sam E. Sanders
(Desdemona, Tex.) |
1924 |
| 16 / 17 | Sa (correspondents
include C.L. Sackett, St. Peter's Hospital, Salem Nursery Company, Salvation
Army, Sands Brothers Dry Goods, Sanford-Evans Company, Max Sarter, Henry J.
Sawtell, Sawyer Cattle Company) |
1908-1928 |
| 16 / 18 | George Schadmann (New
York, N.Y.) |
1921-1925 |
| 16 / 19 | Gustav Schmidt
(Killdeer, N.D.) |
1920-1924 |
| 16 / 20 | Fred Schmitz (Townsend,
Mont.) |
1920-1928 |
| 16 / 21 | Schroeder Brothers
Company (Helena, Mont.) |
1910-1926 |
| 16 / 22 | Adelaide Schulenburg
(Chicago, Ill.) |
1925-1926 |
| 16 / 23 | C.H. Schultz (Bowbells,
N.D.) |
1927-1928 |
| 16 / 24 | Charles L. Scofield
(Biddle, Mont.) |
1925-1926 |
| 16 / 25 | C.B. Scott (Gardiner,
Mont.) |
1924-1928 |
| 16 / 26 | J.E. Scott and Company
(Hecla, S.D.) |
1922 |
| 16 / 27 | Sc (correspondents
include Scarsdale Estates, Albert Schlechten, Max Schling, Henry B. Schock,
Henry Schubert, A.E. Schwingel, C.E. Scott, Ted Scott) |
1909-1928 |
| 16 / 28 | L.E. Sedgwick
(Christina, Mont.) |
1918-1928 |
| 16 / 29 | Ralph W. Selkirk
(Heart-Bar-L Ranch, Fishtail, Mont.) |
1923-1928 |
| 16 / 30 | Se (correspondents
include J.H. Searle, Ed Sendelbach, Harry Sexton) |
1921-1928 |
| 16 / 31 | J.A. Shade (Shadeland
Herefords, Kingsley, Iowa) |
1918-1927 |
| 16 / 32 | A.W. Shaw Company
(System on the Farm) |
1917-1918 |
| 16 / 33 | J.H. Shaw (Williston,
N.D.) |
1918, 1928 |
| 16 / 34 | Sheffield Ranch (B.B.
Sheffield, Frank Peterson, Calabar, Mont.) |
1925-1928 |
| 16 / 35 | Court Sheriff; Fred
Sheriff (Helena and Canyon Ferry, Mont.) |
1917-1919 |
| 16 / 36 | J.H. Shober
(Shober-Nolan Ranch, Toston, Mont.) |
1922-1928 |
| 16 / 37 | Sh (correspondents
include D.M. Shannon, W.J. Sharp, J.C. Shaubut, B.B. Sheffield, Sam Shepard,
W.S. Shore) |
1907-1928 |
| 17 / 1 | Claude H. Siems (Siems,
Helmers and Schaffner, St. Paul, Minn.) |
1922-1926 |
| 17 / 2 | Silver Bow National Bank
(Butte, Mont.) |
1908-1922 |
| 17 / 3 | John L. Slattery
(endorsement for U.S. Attorney for Montana) |
1925 |
| 17 / 4 | C.C. Slaughter (Dallas,
Tex.) |
1927-1928 |
| 17 / 5 | Si-Sl (correspondents
include Harry Siegel, S. Silberman and Sons, J.O. Sinclair, George W. Slack)
|
1909-1928 |
| 17 / 6 | Smith and Morton,
Livestock Photographers |
1925-1928 |
| 17 / 7 | Charles W. Smith
(includes Dept. of Public Health analysis of Cook Stock Farm milk and water)
|
1918 |
| 17 / 8 | R. DeB. Smith (Helena,
Mont.) |
1911-1918 |
| 17 / 9 | Smith (correspondents
include Smith Brothers Commission Company, C.A. Smith, H.H. Smith, James S.
Smith, M. Smith, Oscar Smith, T.E. Smith, Tom Smith) |
1906-1928 |
| 17 / 10 | Sn-So (correspondents
include George M. Sneider, Snell and Arnott, T.A. Snidow, Sotham Brothers,
Southland Cotton Oil Company) |
1910-1927 |
| 17 / 11 | Spokane Inter State Fair
|
1910-1918 |
| 17 / 12 | Sp (correspondents
include C.A. Spaulding, R.J. Spear, Sperry Realty and Investment Company,
Spokane and Eastern Trust Company, Spreckles Sugar Company, Josephine Spriggs,
J.L. Sprinkle) |
1910-1928 |
| 17 / 13 | Emil Starz, Pharmacist
(includes report on Cook Stock Farm water) |
1916-1923 |
| 17 / 14 | State Nursery and Seed
Company (Helena, Mont.) |
1918-1928 |
| 17 / 15 | F.B. Stearns Company
(Cleveland, Ohio) |
1920-1923 |
| 17 / 16 | H.S. Stephenson (El
Paso, Tex.) |
1925-1928 |
| 17 / 17 | Sam Stephenson (Great
Falls, Mont.) |
1917-1924 |
| 17 / 18 | E.W. Stetson (Butte and
Warm Springs, Mont.) |
1907-1925 |
| 17 / 19 | F.R. Stevens (New York,
N.Y.) |
1915-1918 |
| 17 / 20 | I. Thayer Stevens
(Harlowton, Mont.) |
1927-1928 |
| 17 / 21 | H.L. Stewart (New York,
N.Y.) |
1915-1918 |
| 17 / 22 | P.S. Streit (Moore,
Mont.) |
1928 |
| 17 / 23 | Allis Brown Stuart (Mrs.
Granville Stuart) |
1925 |
| 17 / 24 | J.G. Stuart (Hill Cattle
Corporation, Livingston, Mont.) |
1922-1928 |
| 17 / 25 | St (correspondents
include Standard Garage, James T. Stanford, Herman Steen, William Stewart,
Stockgrowers Inc., F. Thayer Stoddard, J.B. Stoker, Claude E. Storm, B.F.
Stranahan, V.B. Strong, John Sturrock Plumbing and Heating Company)
|
1907-1928 |
| 17 / 26 | Suffolk Storage
Warehouse Company (re shipment of Mrs. Cook's goods) |
1909 |
| 17 / 27 | Su-Sw (correspondents
include George Sucin re Rumanian sheepherders, D.E. Sullivan, Harry L. Summers,
Sunburst Oil and Gas Company, Sunburst Refining Company, W.I. Sutcliff, Neil
Sutherland, Stanley Swaim, A.D. Swan, Sweet Brothers, Charles R. Swift)
|
1907-1928 |
| 17 / 28 | William S. Tash (DL
Ranch, Bannack, Mont.) |
1922-1928 |
| 17 / 29 | Ta (correspondents
include William Howard Taft, T.P. Talle, Tanawax Pheasantry, J. Taylor)
|
1911-1928 |
| 17 / 30 | Terrell's Aquatic Farm
(Clyde B. Terrell, plants for wildlife habitat) |
1919-1927 |
| 17 / 31 | Te (correspondents
include C.D. and Julian Terrett, Teton County offices, Texas Hereford
Association) |
1908-1927 |
| 17 / 32 | L.W. Thompson (Mondak,
Mont.) |
1925-1926 |
| 17 / 33 | Notley Thompson (aide to
Thomas A. Marlow) |
1913-1918 |
| 17 / 34 | Herman and Melvin Thor
(Oramia, Minn.) |
1922-1928 |
| 17 / 35 | D. Thronson (Chicago and
Marseilles, Ill.) |
1910-1911 |
| 17 / 36 | Th-Ti (correspondents
include R.C. Thatcher, Henry Thiessen, I.W. Thomas, William Thomlinson, Lester
H. Thompson, Thoroughbred Horse Association, Russell Thorp, I.H. Thurman, R.E.
Thurston, G.D. Tilley naturalist) |
1914-1928 |
| 18 / 1 | Harriet W. Tooley
(Harlowton, Mont.) |
1922-1924 |
| 18 / 2 | Cyrus A. Tow (Norway,
Iowa) |
1918-1928 |
| 18 / 3 | To (correspondents
include W.H. Tobey, Arthur Todhunter, Nathaniel Tonkin, William Tonn, John R.
Toole, E.A. Tostevin) |
1907-1928 |
| 18 / 4 | A.O. Trumbull (Miles
City, Mont.) |
1923 |
| 18 / 5 | Tr-Tw (correspondents
include Tractor and Equipment Company, Benjamin Turner, J.E. Turner, T.J.
Twedt, Twin City Land Company, Twin Falls North Side Land and Water Company)
|
1907-1928 |
| 18 / 6 | United States. Bureau of
Animal Industry (includes U.S. Sheep Experiment Stations in Miles City, Mont.,
and Dubois, Idaho) |
1915-1928 |
| 18 / 7 | United States. Forest
Service, District 1; Wasatch National Forest |
1919-1920 |
| 18 / 8 | United States. Forest
Service, Helena National Forest (correspondents include J.B. Seely, C.K.
McHarg, Arthur H. Abbott) |
1916-1927 |
| 18 / 9 | United States. Forest
Service, Jefferson National Forest (correspondents include Scott Leavitt, W.B.
Willey) |
1916-1924 |
| 18 / 10 | United States. Office of
Indian Affairs |
1917-1921 |
| 18 / 11 | United States. Indian
Field Service (Colville Agency, Crow Agency, Fort Apache, Fort Belknap)
|
1917-1928 |
| 18 / 12 | United States. Indian
Field Service (Fort Berthoud, Fort Hall) |
1922-1926 |
| 18 / 13 | United States. Indian
Field Service (Pine Ridge, Rocky Boy) |
1923-1927 |
| 18 / 14 | United States. Indian
Field Service (Tongue River Agency) |
1926-1928 |
| 18 / 15 | United States. Internal
Revenue Service |
1924, 1927 |
| 18 / 16 | United States.
[miscellaneous agencies] |
1915-1924 |
| 18 / 17 | United States Fidelity
and Guaranty Company |
1915 |
| 18 / 18 | United States Live Stock
Sanitary Association |
1922-1923 |
| 18 / 19 | University of Idaho
Experiment Station |
1915-1919 |
| 18 / 20 | University of Wyoming
Agricultural College and Experiment Station |
1916-1923 |
| 18 / 21 | Paul E. Utz (White
Sulphur Springs, Mont.) |
1918-1919 |
| 18 / 22 | U (correspondents
include Union Bank and Trust Company, Union Stockyards Company of Ohaha, United
Stockmen's Association for Federal Control of Public Grazing Lands, Utah State
Fair Association) |
1906-1928 |
| 18 / 23 | Peter Van Hoven (St.
Paul, Minn.) |
1921 |
| 18 / 24 | Ralph Van Vechten
(Chicago, Ill., includes estate) |
1923-1928 |
| 18 / 25 | George C. Vogt (Sula,
Mont.) |
1925-1928 |
| 18 / 26 | V (correspondents
include Valier Farm Sales Company, H.P. Van Epps, George B. Vaughan, A. Vaux,
S.H. Velie, B.F. Voodman, Joseph Vook) |
1909-1913 |
| 18 / 27 | Charles Wake (England)
|
1909-1913 |
| 18 / 28 | Mrs. William Wallace
(Wallace Ranch, Missoula, Mont.) |
1925-1928 |
| 18 / 29 | Wallace's Farmer (Henry
C. Wallace, Des Moines, Iowa) |
1920 |
| 18 / 30 | James A. Walsh (Helena,
Mont.) |
1918-1921 |
| 18 / 31 | Thomas J. Walsh (U.S.
Senator) |
1914-1927 |
| 18 / 32 | Walters Brothers,
Walters Company, C.N. Walters and Son (Buffalo, Wyo.) |
1919-1928 |
| 18 / 33 | Ernest L. Walton
(Bainville, Mont.) |
1927 |
| 18 / 34-35 | Carlos Warfield
(Toronto, Ont., also includes Marion Warfield; see also Hygeia Ice Company)
|
1912-1922, n.d. |
| 18 / 36 | M.R. Warnick (Middle
West Farm, Leola, S.D.) |
1922-1923 |
| 18 / 37-38 | J.D. Watson (includes
Knight-Watson Ranching Company, Lethbridge, Alta.) |
1912-1928 |
| 19 / 1 | Alex Watt (Kilherran,
B.C.) |
1925-1926 |
| 19 / 2 | George Watterson
(Bishop, Calif.) |
1921-1922 |
| 19 / 3 | Wa (correspondents
include Alex Wagstaff, Waite Brothers and Company, Waldorf-Astoria Hotel,
Walkers' Cash Liquor House, D.D. Walker, J.M. Walker, Herbert Wall, Edgar T.
Wallace, John Walsh, Frank Ward, R.M. Washington, Washington State Fair,
Waterloo Cement Machinery Company, E.C. Waters, James E. Watson, Luella E.
Watson) |
1907-1928 |
| 19 / 4 | C.C. Webber
(Minneapolis, Minn.) |
1922-1927 |
| 19 / 5 | John V. Weber (Clancy,
Mont.) |
1918-1924 |
| 19 / 6 | F.A. Weinrich (Fort
Union, Mont.) |
1925-1928 |
| 19 / 7 | Wentworth Realties Ltd.
(John Findlay, Montreal, Que.; includes financial statement) |
1924-1928 |
| 19 / 8 | Western Empire Insurance
Company (includes financial statements, etc.) |
1909-1915 |
| 19 / 9 | Western Engineering
Company (includes legal documents) |
1909-1911 |
| 19 / 10 | Western Hereford
Breeders Association (includes John Painter, T.F. DeWitt) |
1915-1928 |
| 19 / 11 | Western Seed Company
(Denver, Colo.) |
1920-1923 |
| 19 / 12 | Western States Land and
Development Company (Helena, Mont.) |
1917 |
| 19 / 13 | Western (correspondents
include Western Auto and Supply Company, Western Breeders Journal, Western
Contract Company, Western Royal Live Stock Association) |
1912-1927 |
| 19 / 14 | Weston Manufacturing and
Supply Company (Denver, Colo.) |
1918-1928 |
| 19 / 15 | We (correspondents
include Elbert D. Weed, John B. Emily Wellcome, G.W. Wermersen, West End
Factory, A.O. Westberg, Martin Westland, R.G. Weston) |
1906-1928 |
| 19 / 16 | D.J. Whaley (Missoula,
Mont.) |
1908 |
| 19 / 17 | J.C. Whaley (Montana
Ditch Company, Townsend, Mont.) |
1918 |
| 19 / 18 | Burton K. Wheeler
(United States Senator) |
1924-1928 |
| 19 / 19 | Charles W. Whitcomb
(includes report on Ruby Gulch gold property, Little Rockies) |
1910-1920 |
| 19 / 20 | White Holland Turkeys
|
1927-1928 |
| 19 / 21 | White (correspondents
include B.F. White, White Bear Golf and Yacht Club, White Brothers, L.C. White,
W. McC. White inclosing prospectus for Butte and Vipond Gold Mining and Milling
Company) |
1909-1928 |
| 19 / 22 | Fred Whiteside (includes
reports on Lodge Grass oil structure and on St. Andrews Bay Tract, Florida)
[map in OVERSIZE FOLDER 1] |
1928 |
| 19 / 23 | Wh (correspondents
include Fred J. Whitcroft, W.C. Whipps, M.C. Whitegaard) |
1912-1928 |
| 19 / 24 | W.F. Wilkins (Compania
Ganadera de Atotonileo, Mexico) |
1926-1928 |
| 19 / 25 | A.R. Williams (Moorhead,
Mont.) |
1921-1928 |
| 19 / 26 | George L. Williams
(White Sulphur Springs, Mont.) |
1916-1918 |
| 19 / 27 | Williams (correspondents
include A.G. Williams, C.H. Williams, W.H. Williams) |
1916-1928 |
| 19 / 28 | Williamson
(correspondents include C.O. Williamson, Stewart Williamson) |
1917-1922 |
| 19 / 29 | Wilson (correspondents
include F.D. Wilson, George A. Wilson, John R. Wilson, Lark Wilson)
|
1921-1926 |
| 19 / 30 | Winnecook Ranch Company
(Winnecook, Mont.) |
1923-1928 |
| 19 / 31 | Lawrence M. Winters
(Saskatoon, Sask.) |
1921 |
| 19 / 32 | Hiram S. Winterton
(Winterton Brothers, Charleston, Utah) |
1918-1926 |
| 19 / 33 | W.W. Withie (Buenes
Aires, Argentina; Vancouver, B.C.) |
1911-1912 |
| 19 / 34 | Wi (correspondents
include W.H. Wickens, R.A. Wigmore, Charles Wiley, Wilkie and Sellery Tailors,
Wilkinson and Carroll Cotton Company, John Willis, J.M. Willis Cotton Products
Company, E.A. Winstanley) |
1907-1928 |
| 20 / 1 | Wood Brothers Livestock
Commission Merchants (Chicago, Ill.) |
1908-1926 |
| 20 / 2 | P.W. Woods (Helena,
Mont.) |
1918-1928 |
| 20 / 3 | Wo (correspondents
include Martin Woldson, Women's Directory of Montreal, Mark J. Woodhull, Wool
Growers Marketing Company, Lester P. Work) |
1914-1928 |
| 20 / 4 | Wyoming State Fair
|
1915-1918 |
| 20 / 5 | Wr-Wy (correspondents
include Thomas F. Wren, Al Wright, Lewis T. Wright, Will Wright, Writers Press
Association, G.C. Wunn, Wyatt Live Stock Company, D.J. Wylie) |
1918-1924 |
| 20 / 6 | Y (correspondents
include Yamsay Land and Cattle Company, Dan Yancey, Dave Yandall, Yellowstone
National Park, Yellowstone Packing Company, Yellowstone Registered Livestock
Association, L.L. Young, Young Men's Christian Association [YMCA]) |
1907-1928 |
| 20 / 7 | Zenoleum Products
Company (Detroit, Mich.) |
1926-1928 |
| 20 / 8 | Z (correspondents
include Ziemer's Poultry and Bee Farm, Henry Zimmer, Louis Zimmerman, Mose
Zimmerman, George Zinec, unidentified) |
1910-1925 |
| 20 / 9 | Miscellaneous (re
planned re-incorporation or sale of ranch, Hereford cattle sale) |
1927-1928 |
Outgoing Correspondence
|
||
| Box/Folder | ||
| 20 / 10 | Letterpress book:
personal |
1889-1891 |
| 20 / 11 | Letterpress book:
personal (re campaign for State Auditor) |
1892 |
Miscellaneous
Correspondence |
||
| Box/Folder | ||
| 20 / 12 | Letters of
recommendation for A.B. Cook |
1882-1885 |
| 20 / 13 | Letters of endorsement
for A.B. Cook as U.S. Surveyor General for Montana |
1902 |
Court Papers
|
||
| Box/Folder | ||
| 20 / 14 | Butte and Boston
Consolidated Mining Company vs. Montana Ore Purchasing Company et al. (includes
assignments of fines to A.B. Cook; S.B. 5647 "for the relief of Andrew B. Cook,
assignee") |
1908 |
| 20 / 15-16 | A.B. Cook vs. John
MacGinnis (includes brief of appellant; transcript on appeal) |
1924 |
| 21 / 1 | Amelia McStravick vs.
A.B. Cook (undertaking) |
1924 |
| 21 / 2 | Mergenthaler Lynotype
Company case (includes statement of case, mortgages, satisfactions of
mortgages, etc.) |
1917-1929 |
| 21 / 3 | A.L. Smith, Trustee vs.
A.B. Cook (foreclosure which resulted in sale of his cattle) |
1928 |
| 21 / 4 | Notebook re court cases
|
ca. 1895-1898 |
Financial Records
|
||
| Box/Folder | ||
| 21 / 5-13 | Bills, invoices, etc.
[sampled] |
1893-1928 |
| 21 / 14 | Bills for services:
Gunn, Rasch and Hall, attorneys |
1919-1928 |
| 21 / 15 | Bills due |
1921, 1923 |
| 21 / 16-21 | Checkstubs, cancelled
checks, bank statements, etc. |
1886-1901 |
| 22 / 1-7 | Checkstubs, cancelled
checks, bank statements, etc. |
1900-1928 |
| 23 / 1-5 | Checkstubs, cancelled
checks, bank statements, etc. |
1911-1928 |
| 23 / 6 | Financial statements
|
1909-1928 |
| 23 / 7 | Fire insurance
|
1909, 1914 |
| 23 / 8 | Inventory: Helena
warehouse |
1913, n.d. |
| 23 / 9 | Investments |
1916 |
| 23 / 10 | Life insurance
|
1889, 1914-1927 |
| 23 / 11 | Liquor inventories
|
1918 |
| 23 / 12 | Promissory notes
|
1890-1927 |
| 23 / 13 | Receipts: Masonic and
fraternal orders |
1888-1920 |
| 23 / 14 | Receipts: social clubs
|
1889-1926 |
| 23 / 15 | Taxes: City of Helena
|
1890-1927 |
| 23 / 16 | Taxes: Lewis and Clark
County |
1888-1928 |
| 23 / 17 | Taxes: Park County (re
property at Cooke City) |
1890-1919 |
| 23 / 18 | Taxes: certificates of
redemption of property sold for taxes |
1899, 1901 1927-1928 |
Legal Documents
|
||
| Box/Folder | ||
| 23 / 19 | Affidavit as candidate
for Republican National Committee |
1924 |
| 23 / 20 | Bill for appointment of
a Deputy State Auditor (SB 21) |
n.d. |
| 23 / 21 | Bills of sale
|
1918, 1928 |
| 23 / 22 | Cooke City property
|
1886-1891, 1911 |
| 23 / 23 | James Gorman Estate
(Tacoma, Wash.) |
1891-1893 |
| 23 / 24 | Helena property: Brooke
Addition [map in OVERSIZE FOLDER 1] |
1890 |
| 23 / 25 | Helena property:
Northern Pacific #1 Addition |
1887-1901 |
| 23 / 26 | Helena property:
Northern Pacific #2 Addition |
1889-1902 |
| 23 / 27 | Helena property:
Thompson Placer Claim (West Lawrence Street) |
1889-1895, 1918 |
| 23 / 28 | Mining claims
|
1894-1897 |
| 23 / 29 | Will |
1916 |
Maps |
||
| Box/Folder | ||
| 23 / 30 | List of maps in oversize
folders |
|
Reports |
||
| Box/Folder | ||
| 24 / 1 | James S. Cunningham
report on geology of P. Burns Coal Mines, Ltd. (Sheep Creek, Alta.)
|
1919 |
| 24 / 2 | R.H. Ewart, "Geological
report of Genou Fold of the Sweet Grass Arch" |
1921 |
| 24 / 3 | C.P. Hill, "Commercial
report on the necessity of more smelters of silver, lead, zinc and antimony
ores mined in Canada, as viewed from a Canadian standpoint" |
1915 |
| 24 / 4 | John F. Stevens,
"Alaskan Railways: Contract vs. Direct Government Work" |
1915 |
Subject Files
|
||
| Box/Folder | ||
| 24 / 5 | Boat |
1917 |
| 24 / 6 | A.B. Cook home, Townsend
(includes specifications for original house and for additions and alterations
[blueprints in OVERSIZE FOLDER 2] |
1915, 1919 |
| 24 / 7 | Lake McDonald cottage
|
1926 |
| 24 / 8 | Land (includes Indian
Creek placers, Beartooth Ranch, etc.) [Maps in OVERSIZE FOLDER 3] |
1915-1916 |
| 24 / 9 | Mines: Beaver Creek
Mining Company list of stock certificates |
1917 |
| 24 / 10 | Mines: Black Friday Mine
(Radersburg, Mont.) |
1910 |
| 24 / 11 | Mines: British Columbia
|
ca. 1911 |
| 24 / 12 | Mines: Cataract Placer
Claim (Jefferson County, Mont.: report by E. Gybons Spilsbury) |
1887 |
| 24 / 13 | Mines: Clark Fork River
[map in OVERSIZE FOLDER 3] |
1923 |
| 24 / 14 | Mines: Colin Campbell
Lode (Lake and Park counties, Colo.) |
ca. 1901 |
| 24 / 15 | Mines: Columbian group
of quartz mines (York, Mont., includes Golden Messenger and Dandy) |
ca. 1900 |
| 24 / 16 | Mines: Federal Zinc and
Lead Company (Gaspe County., Que., includes report by Walter Harvey Weed)
|
1918-1926 |
| 24 / 17 | Mines: Gravelly Range
placers (Madison County, Mont., includes report by F.B. Turner on Rubylyn and
Sapphire claims) |
1899, n.d. |
| 24 / 18 | Mines: Hudson Bay mining
claims (Salma, B.C., includes report by R.K. Neill) |
n.d. |
| 24 / 19 | Mines: Josephine Mine
(Rimini, Mont., includes report by P. Knabe) |
1892 |
| 24 / 20 | Mines: Keystone and King
Mining and Milling Company (Spring Gulch Mining District, Missoula County,
Mont., includes report by J.W. Hamilton) |
n.d. |
| 24 / 21 | Mines: T.H. McFadden
claims (Thompson Mining District, Mont.) |
1885-1889 |
| 24 / 22 | Mines: Montana-Idaho
Mines Corporation |
1927 |
| 24 / 23 | Mines: Montana, Pony and
Pay Rock claims (near Libby, Mont.) [map in OVERSIZE FOLDER 3] |
n.d. |
| 24 / 24 | Mines: Neihart area
|
1922-1923 |
| 24 / 25 | Mines: New Jersey Blue
Mine (Butte, Mont., includes report by Michael Cooney) [Map in OVERSIZE FOLDER
3] |
1890 |
| 24 / 26 | Mines: Prize Mine
(Granite Butte, Powell County, Mont., includes report and map by J. McConnell)
|
1894 |
| 24 / 27 | Mines: Red Mountain
Consolidated Mining Company (Rimini, Mont.) [Map in OVERSIZE FOLDER 3]
|
1926 |
| 24 / 28 | Mines: Ruby Gulch Mining
Company (Phillips County, Mont., includes reports by Melvin S. Patterson,
Marcus L. Hurley, William R. Price) |
1927 |
| 24 / 29 | Mines: Union Mining
Company (Unionville, Mont., stockholder list) [Map in OVERSIZE FOLDER 3]
|
1901 |
| 24 / 30 | Mines: miscellaneous
(includes Mineral County mines, Davis Placer report, Butte West Side Mines
Company prospectus, Hazel Mining Company prospectus, Ohio and Climax
production, notes) [Map in OVERSIZE FOLDER 3] |
1897-1924 |
| 24 / 31 | Mining letters
|
1925-1928 |
| 24 / 32 | New Day Oil Company
drilling |
1927 |
| 24 / 33 | United Copper Aetna deal
|
1909-1911 |
| 24 / 34 | Western Gas Construction
Company (includes Loomis Gas and Electric Company brochures) |
1889 |
| 24 / 35 | Wyoming, Salt Lake and
California Railway |
1889-1890 |
Miscellany
|
||
| Box/Folder | ||
| 25 / 1 | American Kennel Club
(AKC) registration form, including list of dog breeds |
n.d. |
| 25 / 2 | Art (pencil sketch,
probably of Mary and Jesus, by unknown artist) |
n.d. |
| 25 / 3 | Boone and Crockett Club
membership list [A-H only] |
1892-1926 |
| 25 / 4 | Broadwater County annual
financial statements |
1919-1920 |
| 25 / 5 | Broadwater County
precinct list |
1920 |
| 25 / 6 | Cartoon re A.B. Cook
"What Big Business Tried to Do" |
n.d. |
| 25 / 7 | P.J. Coleman address to
Farmers Elevator Association |
1926 |
| 25 / 8 | Helena Builders and
Manufacturers Exchange constitution and bylaws |
1891 |
| 25 / 9 | Letterheads |
n.d. |
| 25 / 10 | List of lands under
Billings Ditch |
n.d. |
| 25 / 11 | Memorandum books
|
n.d. |
| 25 / 12 | Montana Club annual
report and membership list [incomplete set] |
1894-1922 |
| 25 / 13 | National Arbitration and
Peace Congress dinner program |
1907 |
| 25 / 14 | Pioneers of Eastern
Montana constitution and bylaws |
1903 |
| 25 / 15 | "Report of the
Anti-Saloon League of Montana" |
1924 |
| 25 / 16 | Sawyer Stores, Inc.
prospectus |
1926 |
| 25 / 17 | Taxpayers organization
brochures and flyers |
1921, n.d. |
| 25 / 18 | Wedding congratulations
|
1908 |
| 25 / 19 | Willow Creek Oils, Ltd.
prospectus |
1914 |
| 25 / 20 | Miscellaneous (includes
Cook Coal Company stock certificate, Montana Drug Company balance sheet,
Montana Mining Company equipment for sale, address by Cornelius F. Kelley
before Montana Bankers Association, Collins Land Company brochure, poems, etc.)
|
1897-1927 |
A.B. Cook Estate Return to Top
| Container(s) | Description | Dates |
|---|---|---|
General Correspondence
|
||
| Box/Folder | ||
| 25 / 21 | A-M (correspondents
include American Hereford Cattle Breeders Association, C. Dunkel, Walter J.
Hill, Illinois Steel Bridge Company, The Jockey Club, James H. Johnston, Arthur
T. McIntosh and Company, McIntyre Ranching Company, Hazel Alsterberg Mitchell,
Montana Life Insurance Company, Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph
Company) |
1928-1930 |
| 25 / 22 | R-W (correspondents
include John Reagor, Seattle National Bank, State Bank of Chicago, J.D. Watson,
T.B. Weir) |
1928-1930 |
Court Papers
|
||
| Box/Folder | ||
| 25 / 23 | Notice of probate; creditor's
claim; petition for sale of personal property |
1928, 1930 |
Financial Records
|
||
| Box/Folder | ||
| 25 / 24 | Checkstubs |
1931-1932 |
A.B. Cook Stock Farms Return to Top
| Container(s) | Description | Dates |
|---|---|---|
Court Papers
|
||
| Box/Folder | ||
| 26 / 1 | A.B. Cook testimony in John Doughty case (re theft of
Cotswold sheep) |
ca. 1921 |
| 26 / 2 | Meagher County water rights case (lists Confederate
Creek water rights) |
1890 |
Employment Records
|
||
| Box/Folder | ||
| 26 / 3 | Employment agency referrals: Coe's Employment Agency
(Helena, Mont.) |
1918-1920 |
| 26 / 4 | Employment agency referrals: Kain's Employment Agency
(Helena, Mont.) |
1921-1924 |
| 26 / 5 | Employment agency referrals: Randall's Employment
Agency (Billings, Mont.) |
1923-1928 |
| 26 / 6 | Employment agency referrals: Montana Employment Agency;
Montana Labor Office (Charlie Rustad, Great Falls, Mont.) |
1922-1923 |
| 26 / 7 | Employment agency referrals: Tonn's Employment Agency
(Helena, Mont.) |
1925-1927 |
| 26 / 8 | Employment agency referrals (miscellaneous)
|
1918-1928 |
| 26 / 9-11 | Employment applications
(includes some biographical material) |
1926-1928 |
| 26 / 12 | Monthly labor reports (gives
labor cost of each operation) |
1915-1916 |
| 26 / 13-18 | Payrolls/time sheets/time books
(includes Bedford, Dunleavy, Rorvig and Sheep ranches) |
1915-1922 |
| 27 / 1-3 | Payrolls/time sheets/time books
(includes Bedford, Dunleavy, Rorvig and Sheep ranches) |
1923-1954 |
| 27 / 4-5 | Payrolls/time sheets/time books:
carpenters includes A.B. Cook house, Bedford, Dunleavy, Rorvig and Sheep
ranches) |
1917-1921 |
| 27 / 6 | Payroll: ditch work |
1920-1921 |
Financial Records
|
||
| Box/Folder | ||
| 27 / 7-8 | Accounts |
1927-1928 |
| 28 / 1 | Bank statements |
1922-1928 |
| 28 / 2-3 | Bills, invoices, etc.
|
1925-1930 |
| Volume | ||
| Vol. 1 | Cash book and voucher register |
1920 |
| Box/Folder | ||
| 28 / 4-7 | Checkstubs |
1927-1933 |
| 28 / 8-9 | Commissary account books
|
1917, 1924-1928 |
| 28 / 10 | Grocery lists
|
1923, n.d. |
| 28 / 11 | C.D. Hall account
|
1928 |
| 28 / 12 | Hay scale receipts
|
1915-1928 |
| 28 / 13 | Axel Holmstrom accounts
|
1924-1925 |
| 28 / 14 | Hotel accounts
|
1926-1928 |
| 29 / 1-12 | Inventories (include Dunleavy,
Bedford, Rorvig, Luppold, and Sheep ranches) |
1913-1933 |
| 29 / 13 | Monthly financial statements
|
1914-1915 |
| 29 / 14 | Promissory notes
|
1919, 1925 |
| 29 / 15-18 | Requisitions
|
1920-1924 |
| 30 / 1 | Show cattle expenses and winnings |
1919-1921, n.d. |
| 30 / 2 | Taxes: Broadwater County |
1914-1928 |
| 30 / 3 | Taxes: Meagher County |
1918-1928 |
| 30 / 4 | Taxes on shipped cattle |
1918-1925 |
| 30 / 5 | Trial balance sheet |
May 1919 |
| 30 / 6 | Wool warehouse receipts |
1916 |
Legal Documents
|
||
| Box/Folder | ||
| 30 / 7 | Abstract of title and deeds: Bedford Townsite
|
1882-1919 |
| 30 / 8 | Canadian customs forms for exhibit cattle
|
1919 |
| 30 / 9 | Chattel mortgages on cattle (includes correspondence,
lists, etc.) |
1923-1928 |
| 30 / 10 | Dunleavy Ranch
|
1912 |
| 30 / 11 | Axel Holmstrom
|
1918 |
| 30 / 12 | Livestock contracts with
railroads |
1915-1928 |
| 30 / 13 | Mortgages |
1925-1928 |
| 30 / 14 | Northern Pacific Railway Land
Dept. |
1916-1928 |
| 30 / 15 | Jay Rathbun
|
1912-1923 |
| 30 / 16 | Nick Rorvig
|
1916 |
| 30 / 17 | Sheriff's sales
|
1923, 1926, 1928 |
| 30 / 18 | Springville Townsite
|
1894-1912 |
| 30 / 19 | State lands
|
1919, 1928 |
| 30 / 20 | White Sulphur Springs property
|
1926-1927 |
| 30 / 21 | Miscellaneous
|
1917-1928 |
Maps |
||
| Box/Folder | ||
| 30 / 22 | Maps of ranch property [includes
OVERSIZE FOLDER 4] |
|
Organization
|
||
| Box/Folder | ||
| 30 / 23 | Articles of incorporation,
bylaws, minutes electing officers |
1919 |
Printed Material
|
||
| Box/Folder | ||
| 30 / 24 | A.B. Cook's Herefords: a select
sale offering of fifty-two head (sale catalog) |
1920 |
Production Records
|
||
| Box/Folder | ||
| Cardbx / 1 | American Hereford Cattle
Breeders Association: certificates of entry [chronologically arranged]
|
1901-1933 |
| 31 / 1-3 | American Hereford Cattle
Breeders Association: registration stub books |
1911-1922 |
| 32 / 1-4 | American Hereford Cattle
Breeders Association: registration stub books |
1924-1930 |
| 32 / 5-7 | American Hereford Cattle
Breeders Association: transfer stub books (sales of cattle)
|
1909-1923 |
| 33 / 1-2 | American Hereford Cattle
Breeders Association: transfer stub books (sales of cattle)
|
1923-1928 |
| 33 / 3 | American Rambouillet Sheep Breeders Association:
registrations |
1922 |
| 33 / 4-7 | Breeding and birth records:
Hereford cattle |
1918-1921 |
| 34 / 1-3 | Breeding and birth records:
Hereford cattle |
1922-1926 |
| 34 / 4-6 | Breeding registers: Hereford
cattle |
1914-1924 |
| 34 / 7 | Breeding registers: Holstein dairy cattle
|
1912-1926 |
| 34 / 8-12 | Calves dropped
|
1908-1925, 1928 |
| 35 / 1-2 | Calves dropped: White Sulphur
Springs |
1918-1923 |
| 35 / 3 | Canadian Hereford Breeders Association: pedigree
registrations |
1918-1919 |
| 35 / 4-11 | Cattle lists
|
1910-1928 |
| 35 / 12 | Holstein-Friesian Association
registrations [additional Holstein records in CardBx 1] |
1928-1929 |
| 35 / 13 | Horse pedigrees and lists
[additional Belgian Horse records in Cardbx 1; pedigree of Rogon in OVERSIZE
FOLDER 5] |
1910-1917 |
| 35 / 14 | Lamb sales |
1919 |
| 35 / 15 | National Duroc-Jersey Record
Association registrations (pigs) |
1924, 1926 |
| Cardbx / 1-2 | Pedigree cards: Hereford cattle
[unsorted] |
|
| 36 / 1 | Pedigree cards: Hereford cattle, A-W
|
1902-1913 |
| 36 / 2-5 | Pedigree books and sheets:
Hereford cattle [various arrangements] |
1904-1923 |
| 36 / 6 | Sheep at shearing |
1917-1923 |
Subject Files
|
||
| Box/Folder | ||
| 36 / 7 | Accredited herd papers (re tuberculosis-free
certification) |
1927-1928 |
| 36 / 8-9 | Advertising
|
1921-1928 |
| 36 / 10 | Belgian horses (includes Major
d'Appel) |
1925-1928 |
| 36 / 11 | Brands |
1912-1927 |
| 36 / 12 | Cattle dealers and breeders
|
1913-1921 |
| 37 / 1 | Cesspool design |
1925 |
| 37 / 2 | Chickens (also includes turkeys and geese)
|
1918-1922 |
| 37 / 3 | Combine sale |
1927 |
| 37 / 4 | Dogs |
1915-1927 |
| 37 / 5-15 | Fairs, expositions, and sales
(re Cook's entry of Hereford show herd at United States and Canada fairs,
includes lists, prizes, expenses) [certificates and posters in OVERSIZE FOLDER
5] |
1916-1926 |
| 38 / 1-4 | Fairs, expositions, and sales
(continued) |
1927-1928 |
| 38 / 5 | Feeding experiments |
1925 |
| 38 / 6 | Fencing |
1917-1926 |
| 38 / 7 | Fire insurance [map of layout of buildings at ranch in
OVERSIZE FOLDER 5] |
1917, 1927 |
| 38 / 8 | Fish and game (re stocking of trout in Sheep Creek,
migratory bird refuges, etc.) |
1924 |
| 38 / 9 | Grinders (re grain and feed grinders)
|
1927-1928 |
| 38 / 10 | Havey Brothers ranch
|
1922 |
| 38 / 11 | Hay and straw
|
1921-1922 |
| 38 / 12 | Holstein dairy cattle
|
1916, 1924 |
| 38 / 13 | Horse hitch systems
|
n.d. |
| OVFD / 5 | Irrigation: map of proposed
irrigation canal by John H. Farmer |
n.d. |
| 38 / 14 | Irrigation: Charles W. Helmick
plans for diversion of Missouri River near Dunleavy ranch [maps in OVERSIZE
FOLDER 5] |
1920-1925 |
| 38 / 15 | Irrigation: Don Mumbrue re
Bedford Ditch |
1921 |
| 38 / 16 | Irrigation: Louis K. Pool re
Lower Reed Ditch |
1919 |
| 38 / 17 | Keyes, VanVechten and Kennedy
leases (includes correspondence, application, tax assessment)
|
1925-1927 |
| 38 / 18 | Latin America (includes letters
from cattlemen in Latin America) |
1920-1921 |
| 38 / 19 | Livestock Sanitary Board
inspections |
1920, 1926 |
| 38 / 20 | Livestock Loan Company
(proposed) |
1925 |
| 38 / 21 | Loan application to Montana
Joint Stock Land Bank of Helena on Sheep Creek Ranch (includes correspondence,
inventory, etc.) |
1922 |
| 38 / 22 | Loan companies (includes John
Clay and Company, Montana Livestock Finance Company, Tri-City Land Company; see
also correspondence file for each company) |
1921-1927 |
| 38 / 23 | Luppold Ranch lease from Emelia
McStravick (includes correspondence, lease papers, etc.) |
1922, 1926 |
| 38 / 24 | Frank Miracle land
|
1920, 1926 |
| 38 / 25 | Montana Potato Improvement
Association (includes report of 4th annual meeting) |
1927 |
| 39 / 1 | Montana State Poultry Association, ROM Turkey Breeders
Division |
1929 |
| 39 / 2 | Morgan's mining equipment |
1928? |
| 39 / 3 | National Forest grazing leases [map in OVERSIZE FOLDER
5] |
1918-1924 |
| 39 / 4 | New Zealand and Australian Land Company
|
1918-1920 |
| 39 / 5 | Newlan Creek Ranch (Harry H. Keyes)
|
1923-1928 |
| 39 / 6 | Pictures (re orders for prints, photographs, frames)
|
1916-1918 |
| 39 / 7 | Plans and drawings for buildings and equipment [see
also map in OVERSIZE FOLDER 5] |
1917-1926 |
| 39 / 8 | Railroad rates |
1922-1926 |
| 39 / 9 | Ranch lands (includes some ranches offered for sale)
[map in OVERSIZE FOLDER 5] |
1917-1926 |
| 39 / 10 | Roses |
1919-1920 |
| 39 / 11 | Seeding |
1926 |
| 39 / 12 | Sheep |
1926-1927 |
| 39 / 13 | Sheep Creek Ranch (bought from
Thomas A. Marlow) |
1916-1923 |
| 39 / 14 | Show herd (re expenses, prizes,
pedigrees at fairs; see also "Fairs, expositions and sales")
|
1926-1927 |
| 39 / 15 | Silos (re building of brick
silos on ranch) |
1918-1920 |
| 39 / 16 | Sioux City sale of A.B. Cook
Herefords |
1920 |
| 39 / 17 | State leases
|
1926-1928 |
| 39 / 18 | Twin Cities Land Company (re
Ballard and Company mortgage) |
1923-1926 |
| 39 / 19 | Veterinary medical remedies,
etc. |
1922-1927 |
| 39 / 20 | Water rights on Confederate
Creek |
1890-1928 |
Miscellany
|
||
| Box/Folder | ||
| 39 / 21 | American Hereford Cattle
Breeders Association financial report |
1917 |
| 39 / 22 | American National Live Stock
Association programs, reports, ICC docket |
1914-1917 |
| 39 / 23 | Automobile titles and
registration |
1926-1928 |
| 39 / 24 | Cattle breeders lists
|
1923, n.d. |
| 39 / 25 | Fair brochures
|
1922-1923 |
| 39 / 26 | Graham Scientific Breeding
School brochures |
n.d. |
| 39 / 27 | Hereford cattle record keeping
methods |
1920 |
| 40 / 1-2 | Indexes (unidentified)
|
n.d. |
| 40 / 3 | Lists of land holdings |
1924, n.d. |
| 40 / 4 | Petition for federal aid highway over Duck Creek Pass
|
1927 |
| 40 / 5 | T.C. Power Company price lists |
1921-1927 |
| 40 / 6 | Soil analyses |
1920 |
| 40 / 7 | Miscellaneous (includes brochures, advertisements,
catalogs, etc.) |
1921-1928 |
Clippings
|
||
| Box/Folder | ||
| 40 / 8 | A.B. Cook, his show herd, and dispersal sale
|
1921-1928 |
| 40 / 9 | Resorts and dude ranches |
1925 |
| 40 / 10 | Weeds, soils, livestock, etc.
|
1921-1928 |
Flying U Ranch (Bynum, Mont.) Return to Top
| Container(s) | Description | Dates |
|---|---|---|
General Correspondence
|
||
| Box/Folder | ||
| 40 / 11 | B-C (correspondents include A.W.
Beach; George A. Chichester; Clay, Robinson and Company; Frank Conley; Conrad
Banking Company; Conrad-Stanford Company; Creeklyn Stock Farm; Thomas A.
Cummings) |
1908-1910 |
| 40 / 12 | J.L. DeHart
|
1907-1910 |
| 40 / 13 | G-M (correspondents include
Great Falls Meat Company, Hirshberg Mercantile Company, Montana State Land
Dept.) |
1908-1910 |
| 40 / 14 | Rosenbaum Brothers and Company
|
1908-1910 |
| 40 / 15 | George Sim |
1909-1911 |
| 40 / 16 | Axel Swanson
|
1908-1911 |
| 40 / 17 | Truman's Pioneer Stud Farm
|
1907-1910 |
| 40 / 18 | Carlos Warfield
|
1906-1910 |
Employment Records
|
||
| Box/Folder | ||
| 40 / 19 | Employee accounts
|
1908-1909 |
Financial Records
|
||
| Box/Folder | ||
| 40 / 20 | Bills, receipts, etc.
|
1908-1912 |
| 40 / 21 | Cattle purchases
|
1908 |
| 40 / 22 | Cattle sales
|
1908-1910 |
| 40 / 23 | Check register
|
1908-1909 |
| 40 / 24 | Horse transfers
|
1906-1907 |
| 40 / 25 | Inventories
|
n.d. |
| 40 / 26 | Taxes: Teton County
|
1908-1917 |
Legal Documents
|
||
| Box/Folder | ||
| 40 / 27 | Abstract of title, homestead
certificate, deeds, bills of sale, lease |
1892-1912 |
Stiles Cattle Company (Standing Rock Reservation, S.d.) Return to Top
| Container(s) | Description | Dates |
|---|---|---|
Interoffice Correspondence
|
||
| Box/Folder | ||
| 41 / 1-4 | Miscellaneous (correspondents
include J.A. Stiles, L. Earl, J.W. Schock, Jack Ramey; includes report of Perry
P. Kline) |
1917-1928 |
| 41 / 5-6 | Telegrams |
1917-1926 |
General Correspondence
|
||
| Box/Folder | ||
| 41 / 7 | A. McG. Beede |
1924-1926 |
| 41 / 8 | John Clay and Company |
1925 |
| 41 / 9 | H.C. Smith |
1925 |
| 41 / 10 | Ed Straub (Standing Rock
Reservation, S.D.) |
1918 |
| 41 / 11 | U.S. Indian Service: Standing
Rock Indian School (E.D. Mossman) |
1923-1925 |
| 41 / 12 | A-W (correspondents include
Capital Live Stock Loan Company, Chappel Brothers, Joseph A. Hanlon, Live Stock
National Bank, O'Neil Brothers, Bud O'Neil, Oscar L. Payne, Sioux County,
Western South Dakota Stock Growers Association) |
1922-1928 |
Financial Records
|
||
| Box/Folder | ||
| 41 / 13 | Delinquent taxes
|
1925 |
| 41 / 14 | Financial statements
|
1918-1926 |
| 41 / 15 | Property sold at auction
|
1924 |
| 41 / 16 | Schedule of damages assessed for
trespass on Indian lands |
1923, 1925 |
| 41 / 17 | Miscellaneous (includes
cancelled checks, bills, memo books, taxes) |
1923-1925 |
Maps |
||
| Box/Folder | ||
| OvFd / 6 | Maps of Stiles Cattle Company
and Standing Rock Indian Reservation, including property ownership on
reservation |
1909. 1911, n.d. |
Production Records
|
||
| Box/Folder | ||
| 41 / 18-19 | Cattle lists, tatoo numbers.
etc. |
n.d. |
| 41 / 20 | Cattle registrations and
transfers (mostly to A.B. Cook) |
1918-1923 |
Miscellany
|
||
| Box/Folder | ||
| 41 / 21 | Lists of lands leased on
Standing Rock Reservation (gives names of Indian land owners)
|
1922-1924 |
| 41 / 22 | Lists of lands purchased on
Standing Rock Reservation (gives names of sellers) |
1920 |
A.b. Cook (Bynum Reservoir Contract) Return to Top
| Container(s) | Description | Dates |
|---|---|---|
General Correspondence
|
||
| Box/Folder | ||
| 42 / 1 | Re court case (correspondents include S.J. Mayo, U.S.
General Land Office, John G. Brown, John W. Alvord, Jeremiah Collins, Milton S.
Gunn, Albert J. Galen) |
1912-1915 |
Court Papers
|
||
| Box/Folder | ||
| 42 / 2-3 | A.K. Prescott et al. vs. Teton
Cooperative Reservoir Company and A.B. Cook |
1912-1914 |
Employment Records
|
||
| Volume | ||
| Vol. 2 | Payroll and timebook |
1908-1909 |
Financial Records
|
||
| Box/Folder | ||
| 42 / 4 | Account with A.B. Cook and Company re Belt work
|
1909-1912 |
| 42 / 5 | Bills, receipts, orders, etc.: A-B
|
1909 |
| 42 / 6 | Bills, receipts, orders, etc.: J.I. Case Threshing
Machine Company |
1909 |
| 42 / 7 | Bills, receipts, orders, etc.: Conrad Mercantile
Company |
1909 |
| 42 / 8 | Bills, receipts, orders, etc.: Cook, Deeks, Hinds and
Company |
1909 |
| 42 / 9-10 | Bills, receipts, orders, etc.:
C-G |
1909 |
| 42 / 11 | Bills, receipts, orders, etc.:
Hirshberg Mercantile Company |
1909 |
| 42 / 12 | Bills, receipts, orders, etc.:
H-L |
1909 |
| 42 / 13 | Bills, receipts, orders, etc.:
Murphy-Maclay Hardware Company |
1909 |
| 42 / 14 | Bills, receipts, orders, etc.:
M-R |
1909 |
| 42 / 15 | Bills, receipts, orders, etc.:
Western Wheeled Scraper Company |
1909 |
| 42 / 16 | Bills, receipts, orders, etc.:
Winston, Harper, Fisher Company, wholesale groceries |
1909 |
| 42 / 17 | Inventory |
1909 |
| 42 / 18 | Ledger |
1908 |
| 42 / 19 | Trial balances
|
1908-1909 |
Legal Documents
|
||
| Box/Folder | ||
| 42 / 20 | Agreements with Cal Binford and
B.P. Derkson to supply oats |
1909 |
Banner Mining Company Return to Top
| Container(s) | Description | Dates |
|---|---|---|
Financial Records
|
||
| Box/Folder | ||
| 42 / 21 | Taxes: Lewis and Clark County
|
1899-1921 |
Legal Documents
|
||
| Box/Folder | ||
| 42 / 22 | Sale of Banner claim to Cook by
G.F. Woodruff and Annie Hollen |
1894 |
Organization
|
||
| Box/Folder | ||
| 42 / 23 | Stock certificate
|
1895 |
Buckeye Mining And Milling Company Return to Top
| Container(s) | Description | Dates |
|---|---|---|
General Correspondence
|
||
| Box/Folder | ||
| 42 / 24 | Miscellaneous (correspondents
include O.B. Hanley, T.H. Burke, A.J. Steele) |
1890-1891 |
Assay Reports
|
||
| Box/Folder | ||
| 42 / 25 | Assay certificates
|
1890-1891 |
Employment Records
|
||
| Box/Folder | ||
| 42 / 26 | Payroll / timebook
|
1891 |
Financial Records
|
||
| Box/Folder | ||
| 42 / 27 | Checkstubs |
1892 |
| 42 / 28 | Miscellaneous (includes
statement of ore sales, trial balances, loan payments, bill, inventory of
tools) |
1890-1894, n.d. |
Legal Documents
|
||
| Box/Folder | ||
| 42 / 29 | Notice of location and
declaratory statement for Ohio mill site |
1890 |
Organization
|
||
| Box/Folder | ||
| 42 / 30 | Stock certificates
|
1890-1895 |
Reports
|
||
| Box/Folder | ||
| 42 / 31 | Report on Ohio Climax and
Paymaster mines |
1889 |
Cook And Woldson, Railroad Contractors Return to Top
| Container(s) | Description | Dates |
|---|---|---|
General Correspondence
|
||
| Box/Folder | ||
| 43 / 1 | Miscellaneous (correspondents include Richard A.
Harlow, Montana Railroad Company, Smith Brothers Sheep Company)
|
1895, 1900 |
Employments Records
|
||
| Box/Folder | ||
| 43 / 2-3 | Payroll checkstubs, timebooks,
etc. |
1893, 1895 |
Financial Records
|
||
| Box/Folder | ||
| 43 / 4 | Bank statements |
1897-1901 |
| 43 / 5-7 | Bills, invoices, receipts, etc.:
Whitehall spur to Parrot smelter |
1895-1896 |
| 43 / 8-12 | Cancelled checks and checkstubs
|
1895-1900 |
| 44 / 1 | Cancelled checks and checkstubs |
1900-1901 |
| 44 / 2 | Daybook |
1898-1899 |
| 44 / 3 | Hauling Cumberland ore |
1896-1897 |
| 44 / 4 | Journal: Gaylord and Ruby Valley Railway; Gallatin
Railroad; tie hauling |
1897-1899 |
| Volume | ||
| Vol. 3-4 | Journals: Montana Railroad force account
|
1899-1900 |
| Box/Folder | ||
| 44 / 5 | Journal: Montana Railroad force account and cash book
|
1900 |
| 44 / 6 | Journal: Montana Railroad grading account; Dorsey
subcontract; Martinsdale to Marino extension |
1899-1900 |
| 44 / 7 | Journal: Whitehall spur to Parrot Smelter
|
1895-1896 |
| 44 / 8 | Ledger |
1897-1899 |
| 45 / 1-3 | Ledgers |
1898-1899 |
| 45 / 4-5 | Montana Railroad accounts
|
1896-1900 |
| 45 / 6 | Montana Railroad force of work report
|
1899 |
| 45 / 7 | Taxes: Lewis and Clark County |
1900 |
Legal Documents
|
||
| Box/Folder | ||
| 45 / 8 | Contracts (includes Northern Pacific Railway Company
for spur line from Whitehall to Parrot smelter; Butte, Anaconda and Pacific
Railway Company; Richard A. Harlow for line to Castle Mining District; Gaylord
and Ruby Valley Railway Company; Dorsey Company for subcontract laying track
from Summit Station to Martinsdale for Montana Railroad Company)
|
1895-1899 |
Miscellany
|
||
| Box/Folder | ||
| 45 / 9 | Advertisement for bids for work in Yellowstone National
Park |
1902 |
| 45 / 10 | Railroad construction
specifications and cost estimates |
1888-1913, n.d. |
Cook Construction Company Return to Top
| Container(s) | Description | Dates |
|---|---|---|
General Correspondence
|
||
| Box/Folder | ||
| 46 / 1 | A-B (correspondents include A.R. Armstrong, Bank of
Toronto, Burlington Steel Company) |
1913-1918 |
| 46 / 2 | Canadian Government Railways, Halifax Ocean Terminals
|
1919 |
| 46 / 3 | Canadian Pacific Railway Company |
1905-1925 |
| 46 / 4 | A.H. Cederberg |
1917 |
| 46 / 5-8 | Cook Construction Company, St.
Paul, Minn. (correspondents include J.F. Higgins, Alexander McKenzie, H.B.
Shoop) |
1912-1921 |
| 46 / 9-12 | Cook Construction Company, Ltd.,
Montreal, Que. (correspondents include F.J. Herlihy, F.I. Ker, Harry F. McLean,
Alexander McKenzie) |
1912-1922, 1928 |
| 46 / 13 | Cook Construction Company, Ltd.
and Wheaton Brothers, Halifax, N.S. (correspondents include Harry F. McLean,
J.P. Bains) |
1916-1918 |
| 46 / 14-15 | Cook Construction Company
(telegrams, all three locations) |
1912-1922 |
| 46 / 16 | C (correspondents include Canada
Cement Company Ltd., Canadian Northern Railway, Canadian Vickers Ltd., Canadian
government agencies, J.D. Cumming) |
1914-1920 |
| 47 / 1 | Dominion Construction Company |
1918 |
| 47 / 2 | D-H (correspondents include Maurice E. Davis; Paul
Faber; George P. Flannery; C.B. Foster; Gaffy, Stephens and McNamee; Halifax
Board of Trade; Henry Holgate; Hoosier Rolling Mill Company)
|
1915-1923 |
| 47 / 3 | MacDonell and Boland (correspondents include A.G.
MacDonell, W.J. Boland) |
1910-1915 |
| 47 / 4 | M-N (correspondents include Boyd Magee, Miami
Conservancy District, Wallace Nesbitt) |
1917-1921 |
| 47 / 5 | W.H. Rosecrans Engineering Company
|
1912-1914 |
| 47 / 6 | S (correspondents include L.I. Stephens, A.M. Stewart)
|
1917-1920 |
| 47 / 7 | Carlos Warfield |
1914 |
Court Papers
|
||
| Box/Folder | ||
| 47 / 8 | Thomas Burke vs. Cook and Hinds Railroad Contractors
|
1906-1907 |
| 47 / 9 | In the matter of a seizure by the Commissioner of
Customs of plant and machinery, property of Cook Construction Company, Ltd.
|
1914 |
Financial Records
|
||
| Volume | ||
| Vol. 5 |
Cash book / voucher register |
1913-1916 |
| Box/Folder | ||
| 47 / 10 | Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul
Railway distribution of yardage and progress estimates |
1914 |
| 47 / 11 | Estimate of profits on
construction of Montreal, Joliette, and Transcontinental Junction Railway
|
ca. 1914 |
| 47 / 12 | Inventories
|
1913, 1915 |
| 47 / 13 | Statements of accounts
|
1913-1921 |
| 47 / 14 | Trial balances
|
1915, 1920-1921 |
| 47 / 15 | Miscellaneous (includes bills,
vouchers, etc.) |
1914-1919 |
Legal Documents
|
||
| Box/Folder | ||
| 47 / 16 | Agreement with Wheaton Brothers
re Halifax Ocean Terminals Railway |
1916 |
Organization
|
||
| Box/Folder | ||
| 47 / 17 | Articles of incorporation,
minutes of one meeting, dissolution |
1912-1921 |
Subject Files
|
||
| Box/Folder | ||
| 47 / 18 | Azilda-Cartier and Levak
contracts (Sudbury, Ont.; includes correspondence, financial records)
|
1913-1915 |
| 47 / 19 | Bulwer Junction (Minn.) property
(includes correspondence, maps in OVERSIZE FOLDER 7] |
1912, 1924 |
| 47 / 20 | John C. Cox equipment
|
1920-1923 |
| 47 / 21 | Intercolonial Railway contract
(Halifax, N.S.; includes correspondence, financial records)
|
1913-1915 |
| 47 / 22 | Joliette and Lake Manuan
Colonization Railway Company contract (includes correspondence, financial
records) |
1916 |
| 47 / 23-28 | Montreal aquaduct contract
(includes correspondence, court case, financial records, progress reports, and
specifications) |
1913-1919 |
| 48 / 1-4 | Montreal power development
(includes correspondence, financial records, legal documents, reports,
clippings) |
1911-1922 |
Miscellany
|
||
| Box/Folder | ||
| 48 / 5 | Blueprints: Bucyrus Company steamshovel
|
n.d. |
| 48 / 6 | Steel reinforcement bars for retaining walls
|
1916 |
| 48 / 7 | Tuberculin tests on cows owned by company
|
1918 |
| 48 / 8 | Miscellaneous (includes notes, sand sample tests,
application for industrial or commercial track) |
1911-1913, n.d. |
Cook Tunnel Company / New Gould Mining Company Return to Top
| Container(s) | Description | Dates |
|---|---|---|
General Correspondence
|
||
| Box/Folder | ||
| 48 / 9 | Owen Byrnes (also includes prospectus for Landers
Valley Ranch) |
1921-1928 |
| 48 / 10 | J.N. Camden
|
1922-1926 |
| 48 / 11 | John P. Cowing
|
1922-1925 |
| 48 / 12 | R.J. Kinzer
|
1922-1924 |
| 48 / 13 | Edwin Lausier
|
1922-1928 |
| 48 / 14 | National Bank of Montana
|
1922-1924 |
| 48 / 15 | R.L. Northcutt (re organization
of venture) |
1922 |
| 48 / 16 | Claude Siems
|
1922-1927 |
| 48 / 17 | C-W (correspondents include C.A.
Crawford, Crystal Copper Company, Robert H. Hazlett, Ingersoll-Rand Company,
Peter McVeigh, J.D. Watson) |
1922-1924, n.d. |
Assay Reports
|
||
| Box/Folder | ||
| 48 / 18 | Certificates of assay
|
1922-1928 |
Financial Records
|
||
| Box/Folder | ||
| 48 / 19 | Distribution of accounts
|
1922-1924, 1928 |
Organization
|
||
| Box/Folder | ||
| 48 / 20 | Articles of incorporation,
minutes of one meeting (New Gould Mining Company), stockholder list
|
1925, 1928 |
Clippings
|
||
| Box/Folder | ||
| 48 / 21 | "Jay Gould Tunnel will be 4,500
feet in length" |
1922 |
Gloria Mining Company Return to Top
| Container(s) | Description | Dates |
|---|---|---|
General Correspondence
|
||
| Box/Folder | ||
| 49 / 1-3 | E.J.W. Donahue
|
1917-1924 |
| 49 / 4 | Telegrams |
1917-1924 |
Assay Reports
|
||
| Box/Folder | ||
| 49 / 5 | Analyses of iron and manganese ores
|
1917-1919, n.d. |
Financial Records
|
||
| Box/Folder | ||
| 49 / 6 | Check register |
1916-1918 |
| 49 / 7 | Daily labor and operating reports |
1918 |
| 49 / 8 | Expenses |
1917-1918 |
| 49 / 9 | Journal |
1916-1918 |
| 49 / 10 | Ledger |
1916-1918 |
| 49 / 11 | Miscellaneous (includes
equipment lists, schedule of manganese ore prices, trial balance)
|
1916-1923 |
Legal Documents
|
||
| Box/Folder | ||
| 49 / 12 | Ore contracts
|
1916-1925 |
Maps |
||
| Box/Folder | ||
| 49 / 13 | Maps of Gloria mine property
[oversize maps in OVERSIZE FOLDER 7] |
n.d. |
Organization
|
||
| Box/Folder | ||
| 49 / 14 | Articles of incorporation;
resolution |
1918 |
Reports
|
||
| Box/Folder | ||
| 49 / 15 | Reports on property by Ernest
LeDuc, Franklin Merritt, Walter Harvey Weed |
1911, 1915 |
| 49 / 16 | "Report on a magnetic
survey...Crow Wing County, Minnesota"; "Annual report of Inspector of Mines for
Crow Wing County, Minnesota" |
1917-1918 |
Lexington Mining Company Return to Top
| Container(s) | Description | Dates |
|---|---|---|
Assay Reports
|
||
| Box/Folder | ||
| 49 / 17 | Certificates of assay
|
1922 |
Financial Records
|
||
| Box/Folder | ||
| 49 / 18 | Taxes: Lewis and Clark County
|
1901-1903 |
Legal Documents
|
||
| Box/Folder | ||
| 49 / 19 | Abstract of title; legal notice
|
1905-1916 |
Maps |
||
| Box/Folder | ||
| 49 / 20 | Lexington mine and other claims
in Scratchgravel Mining District, Lewis and Clark County [oversize maps in
OVERSIZE FOLDER 7] |
1922 |
Organization
|
||
| Box/Folder | ||
| 49 / 21 | Stock certificates signed by
E.F. Child and George B. Child) |
1881-1885 |
Mcconnell, Cook And Company / A.b. Cook Missoula Properties Return to Top
| Container(s) | Description | Dates |
|---|---|---|
Interoffice Correspondence
|
||
| Box/Folder | ||
| 50 / 1-2 | A.B. Cook and F.W. McConnell
|
1889-1892 |
| 50 / 3 | Telegrams |
1889-1890 |
Incoming Correspondence
|
||
| Box/Folder | ||
| 50 / 4 | Arkansaw Traveller Publishing Company
|
1889-1890 |
| 50 / 5 | A (correspondents include Thomas E. Adams, R.C. Alden
and Company, John F. Allan, M.J.E. Allison, C.H. Anderson, Rebecca Archer, John
J. Applebury, John A. Armstrong, S.C. Ashby) |
1889-1892 |
| 50 / 6 | Bullen Bridge Company (C.A. Bullen)
|
1891 |
| 50 / 7 | Bunnell and Eno Investment Company
|
1890-1892 |
| 50 / 8-10 | B (correspondents include Baker
and Brown Real Estate and Collections, C.W. Barber, H.P. Bartholomew, H.K.
Beck, R.A. Bell, William S. Bell, D.C. Bennington, Walter M. Bickford, L.D.
Bingham, Hiram S. Blanchard, Fielding Bradford, A.J. Bradley, Theodore Brantly,
Brown and Haywood Stained Glass Works, Sidney H. Butler, T.H. Burke, A.H.
Burns, W.C. Buskett, Butte Real Estate Chronicle) |
1889-1892 |
| 50 / 11 | R.L. Clinton; Clinton and
Proctor |
1890 |
| 50 / 12 | Tom Cox |
1892-1893 |
| 50 / 13-14 | C (correspondents include D.W.
Campbell; Thomas H. Carter; Casey, Holland and Company; M. Cassell; R.M. Cobban
and Company; N.H. Connolly; J.R. Conrey; George Coscadden; W.C. Crandall)
|
1889-1892 |
| 50 / 15 | Henry H. Davis
|
1890-1892 |
| 50 / 16 | D (correspondents include Dargen
and James, R.A. Day, Leonie Demers, N.T. Dinsmore, W.H. Dittmer, James Downey,
R.G. Dun and Company) |
1889-1892 |
| 50 / 17 | E (correspondents include E.D.
Edgerton, Ehle and Dickinson, C.E. Ellis, John W. Eviss) |
1889-1892 |
| 50 / 18 | Finnegan Manufacturing Company
|
1891 |
| 50 / 19 | Fire Association of Philadelphia
|
1891-1892 |
| 50 / 20 | First National Bank of Missoula
|
1890-1895 |
| 50 / 21 | F (correspondents include E.J.
Field, John T. Firth, Fleckstein and Mayer, Folk and Devine, Forbes and Davis,
Charles H. Fuller) |
1889-1892 |
| 50 / 22 | W.G. Gooding, Commission
Merchant (includes price quotes on mining properties) |
1890 |
| 50 / 23 | Guardian Assurance Company
|
1890-1892 |
| 50 / 24 | G (correspondents include F.P.
Gable, George H. Garnett, W.C. Gass, C.M. Gates, John B. Gavin, F.M. Geer, M.P.
Gilchrist, John D. Gill, E.C. Gove, N.N. Grant, A.J. Gray, F.R. Griffith)
|
1889-1892 |
| 50 / 25 | Harry H. Hook
|
1890 |
| 50 / 26 | S.P. Hull |
1892 |
| 51 / 1 | H (correspondents include John J. Hagerty, J.C. Hall,
Luther Harrison, N.Y. Hass, W.W. Heacock, G.M. Hedderich, Arthur Helwig, T.J.
Holt and Company, Hosum and Curtin, W.J. Hunter, Charles S. Hutchinson)
|
1889-1892 |
| 51 / 2 | A.W. Ide, map publisher |
1890-1891 |
| 51 / 3 | I (correspondents include Independent Publishing
Company, Investors Directory Company, The Irrigation Age, Francis Irvine)
|
1890-1892 |
| 51 / 4-5 | Jarvis-Conklin Mortgage Trust
Company |
1889-1890 |
| 51 / 6 | J (correspondents include G.W. Jackson, C.B. Jacquemin
and Company, George R. Jenkins and Company, Journal Publishing Company)
|
1890-1892 |
| 51 / 7 | R.W. Kay |
1890-1892 |
| 51 / 8 | L. Kimball Printing Company |
1890 |
| 51 / 9 |
W. Klingberg, civil engineer |
1891 |
| 51 / 10 | K (correspondents include Julius
Kahn, P.H. Kelly, J.M. Kennedy, Clarence J. Kinna, Frank Kinne, Karl A.
Knupfer, P.C. Krigbaum and Company) |
1889-1892 |
| 51 / 11 | L (correspondents include Leon
A. LaCroix, S.G. Larimore, P. Larson, Phil E. Lawrence, N. Lester, J.B. Lewis,
B.F. Liepner, Robert Love, R.A. Luke and Company) |
1890-1892 |
| 51 / 12 | McConnell and Clayberg (N.W.
McConnell, O.W. McConnell) |
1890 |
| 51 / 13 | F.W. McConnell (after
partnership dissolved) |
1894-1895 |
| 51 / 14 | J.R. McLaren (Bitter Root Land
Agency) |
1889-1891 |
| 51 / 15 | John F. McLennon (Northwest
Abstract Company) |
1890 |
| 51 / 16 | Mc (correspondents include N.J.
McConnell, architect; D.F. McDevitt, architect; James D. McDermid; Ed H.
McDonald; Edgar McKeen; J.C. McKie; D.M. McLeod; John McMurray)
|
1889-1892 |
| 51 / 17 | Minnesota Savings and Investment
Company |
1892 |
| 51 / 18 | Montana Savings Bank
|
1891 |
| 51 / 19 | Ellis L. Motte (includes The
Realty Company) |
1890-1892 |
| 51 / 20-21 | M (correspondents include Maling
and Taft, A.G. Mandel, C.H. Martien, A.M. Mason, Matheson and Company, W.H.
May, L.F. Menage, Miner Publishing Company, Missoula city and county, Missoula
County Abstract Company, Mitchell and Lewis Company wagons, Montana National
Bank, Andrew C. Morgan) |
1889-1894 |
| 51 / 22 | Niagara Publishing Company
(American Investments) |
1891-1892 |
| 51 / 23 | N (correspondents include Nathan
Brothers, E.P. Noll and Company, Northern Pacific and Montana Railroad Company,
Northern Pacific Railroad Company, Northwestern Land Company)
|
1889-1893 |
| 51 / 24 | O (correspondents include W.P.
Ogden; Ohio State Journal Company; S.A. Olmstead; Orcutt Company,
lithographers; John M. Orr) |
1890-1892 |
| 51 / 25 | W.A. Pennycook
|
1889-1892 |
| 51 / 26 | L.G. Phelps (Montana National
Bank; Fourth of July Mining Company) |
1889-1892 |
| 51 / 27 | E.L. Proctor (enclosing proofs
of lithography for letterhead) |
1890 |
| 51 / 28 | W.C. Pyfer |
1889-1892 |
| 52 / 1-2 | P (correspondents include
Pacific Insurance Union, Pacific States Advertising Bureau, W.F. Parker,
Passmore and Jeffries, George L. Peck, George H. Pew, S.A. Philpott, R.L. Polk
and Company, Jules L. Prickett) |
1889-1892 |
| 52 / 3 | Q (correspondents include John A. Quirk, W.J. Quirk)
|
1890-1892 |
| 52 / 4 | Realty Company (B.W. Crowninshield)
|
1890-1892 |
| 52 / 5 | Reeder and Helmick (re Missoula Water Works and Milling
Company ditch) |
1889-1890 |
| 52 / 6-7 | Fred H. Rice (Western Farm
Mortgage Company; Witherbee and Hunter) |
1890-1891 |
| 52 / 8 | Rocky Mountain Bell Telephone Company
|
1890-1892 |
| 52 / 9 | R (correspondents include W.H. Raymond, J.M. Reed, T.W.
Rittenhouse, William L. Robertson, J.M. Robinson, W.H. Roland, D.H. Ross,
Kenneth Ross, R. Lewis Rutter) |
1889-1892 |
| 52 / 10 | R.B. Sherburn
|
1890-1892 |
| 52 / 11 | M.M. Shiland
|
1890-1892 |
| 52 / 12 | C.D. Sinclair
|
1891-1892 |
| 52 / 13 | J.L. Stack and Company
|
1890 |
| 52 / 14 | Grace Stambaugh
|
1890 |
| 52 / 15 | A.J. Steele (includes Steele and
Company; Steele and Clements) |
1889-1892 |
| 52 / 16-17 | S (correspondents include J.U.
Sanders, C.A. Scott, S.F. Shannon, J.C. Shaubut, James B. Shaw, W.M. Shaw, A.L.
Sherer, E.V. Smalley, Smith and Wyman, E.D. Sniffen, N.G. Snow and Company,
G.F. Spaulding, J.H. Suiter, Emma Swain) |
1890-1892 |
| 52 / 18 | T-U (correspondents include John
G. Taylor, E.H. Thompson, William Treacy, Underwriters Agency)
|
1889-1892 |
| 52 / 19 | W.D. Vincent
|
1891 |
| 52 / 20 | V (correspondents include J.G.
VanWail, Vermillion Committee) |
1889-1892 |
| 52 / 21 | Belle Waggener
|
1889-1891 |
| 52 / 22 | Wallace, Thornburgh and
Appleton; Wallace and Thornburgh |
1890-1891 |
| 52 / 23 | J.F. Wardner
|
1891-1892 |
| 52 / 24 | Westchester Fire Insurance
Company (James N. Reynolds) |
1891-1892 |
| 52 / 25 | Western Farm Mortgage Trust
Company |
1890-1891 |
| 52 / 26 | A.F. Whitcomb
|
1890-1892 |
| 52 / 27 | J.R. Whitmore
|
1889-1891 |
| 52 / 28 | W (correspondents include O.E.
Wedgewood, F.M. Williams, L.E. Williams, Sara Williams, Witherbee and Wheeler,
Wolf and Ryman, J.B. Wood, Frank H. Woody) |
1889-1894 |
| 52 / 29 | Y-Z (correspondents include W.R.
Young; A. Zeese and Company, photo-zinc etchers) |
1890-1892 |
| 53 / 1-5 | Telegrams |
1889-1892 |
General Correspondence
|
||
| Box/Folder | ||
| 53 / 6 | B (correspondents include Walter Bickford, Blackfoot
Forest Protective Association, Booth and Booth; Booth, McIntosh and Fisher)
|
1910, 1927-1928 |
| 53 / 7 | R.M. Cobban Realty Company |
1906-1907 |
| 53 / 8 | C-H (correspondents include H.E. Chaney, J.C. Epperson,
E. Firchom, Fisher and Van Valen, W.R. Glasscock, Hall and Patterson, J.M.
Hladik) |
1907-1909, 1927-1928 |
| 53 / 9 | Warren Jones |
1915-1918 |
| 53 / 10 | J-L (correspondents include
Kline and Keith, Charles J. Lange) |
1907-1909 |
| 53 / 11 | C.H. McLeod (Missoula Mercantile
Company) |
1906 |
| 53 / 12 | Missoula city and county
|
1906-1912, 1927-1928 |
| 53 / 13 | M-P (correspondents include F.W.
McConnell, S.R. Mercer, Louis F. Nicolet, O.B.S. Orr, Harry H. Parsons, William
C. Pyfer) |
1906-1910, 1925, 1928 |
| 53 / 14-17 | James M. Rhoades, Real Estate
and Insurance |
1906-1913 |
| 53 / 18 | R (correspondents include A.F.
Randall, M. Ratigan, Ross and Violette) |
1906, 1927-1928 |
| 53 / 19 | Stoddard and Price, Missoula
Insurance and Real Estate Agency |
1906-1908 |
| 53 / 20 | S-T (correspondents include
George Slack, H.M. Small, LaVantia Smith, R. deB. Smith, George L.
Steinbrenner, Frank Thomas) |
1906-1912, 1927 |
| 53 / 21 | C.E. Woodworth
|
1923-1924 |
| 53 / 22 | W (correspondents include Watson
Agency, Western Montana National Bank, E.A. Winstanley) |
1908-1909, 1923, 1928 |
Financial Records
|
||
| Box/Folder | ||
| 53 / 23 | Accounts |
1891-1892 |
| 53 / 24-25 | Bank books, bank statements,
cancelled checks |
1889-1893 |
| Volume | ||
| Vol. 5 | Bills, receipts, etc. |
1891-1892 |
| Box/Folder | ||
| 53 / 26 | Bills, receipts, etc.
|
1891-1911 |
| 53 / 27 | Bills and notes payable and
receivable |
1890-1892 |
| 53 / 28 | Financial statements (includes
Missoula Syndicate) |
1889-1900 |
| 53 / 29 | Inventory |
1891 |
| 54 / 1 | Loan applications (includes property descriptions,
inventories, livestock value, etc.) |
1890 |
| 54 / 2 | Lot ledger |
1900-1909, 1926 |
| 54 / 3-4 | Lot lists |
1891-1898, n.d. |
| 54 / 5 | Pocket journal |
1889-1892 |
| 54 / 6 | Syndicate sales on deed, contract, and bond
|
1889-1891 |
| 54 / 7-10 | Tax assessment lists
|
1892-1928 |
Legal Documents
|
||
| Box/Folder | ||
| 55 / 1 |
Agreement with The Syndicate |
1889 |
| 55 / 2 | Agreement with Peter Larson |
1890 |
| 55 / 3 | Certificates of redemption for delinquent taxes
|
1891-1929 |
| 55 / 4 | Deeds |
1890-1902 |
| 55 / 5 | Partnership agreement and dissolution
|
1889-1891 |
| 55 / 6 | Miscellaneous (includes mortgage agreements, building
removal agreements, sales agreement) |
1889-1891, 1909 |
| 55 / 7 | Missoula properties [oversize maps in OVERSIZE FOLDER
7] |
1891, n.d. |
Subject Files
|
||
| Box/Folder | ||
| 55 / 8 | Proposed Valley National Bank (also includes statements
of condition of several banks) |
1891 |
Miscellany
|
||
| Box/Folder | ||
| OvFd / 7 | Missoula Power and Irrigation
Company flume and ditch drawings |
1891 |
Montana Concrete Construction Company Return to Top
| Container(s) | Description | Dates |
|---|---|---|
Court Papers
|
||
| Box/Folder | ||
| 56 / 1 | H.L. Wilson, T.R. Hinds, and A.B. Cook vs. Yegan
Brothers and Cothron and Todd (re Park County Free Public High School
sidewalks) |
1908 |
Financial Records
|
||
| Box/Folder | ||
| 56 / 2 | Balance sheets for work in Bozeman, Dillon, and
Livingston on account Ben Hager |
1905, n.d. |
| 56 / 3 | Pocket ledgers |
1905 |
Montana Independent Telephone Company Return to Top
| Container(s) | Description | Dates |
|---|---|---|
General Correspondence
|
||
| Box/Folder | ||
| 56 / 4 | A-C (correspondents include Charles C. Adams, R.D.
Alden, F.W. Buff, H.E. Chaney, George Cox) |
1910-1912 |
| 56 / 5 | John F. Davies |
1909-1912 |
| 56 / 6 | D-K (correspondents include Edward J. Dahms, Exchange
National Bank, Interstate Consolidated Telephone Company, C.J. Kelly)
|
1910-1911 |
| 56 / 7-10 | Thaddeus S. Lane
|
1908-1915 |
| 56 / 11 | M-R (correspondents include John
MacGinniss, B.E. Matthews, W.F. McKee, Montana Independent Telephone Company
circular letters, John M. Murphy, T.E. Partridge, John A. Roebling's Sons
Company) |
1914-1915 |
| 56 / 12 | Milton Smith (Interstate
Telephone Company) |
1914-1915 |
| 56 / 13 | S-W (correspondents include
Silver Bow National Bank; State Telephone and Telegraph Company; Stern,
Anderson and Davis; Union Bank and Trust Company; Washington Fire Insurance
Company) |
1910-1912 |
Financial Records
|
||
| Box/Folder | ||
| 56 / 14 | Financial statements
|
1910-1913 |
| 56 / 15 | Ledger |
1909-1912 |
| 56 / 16 | Promissory notes
|
1910 |
Legal Documents
|
||
| Box/Folder | ||
| 56 / 17 | Agreements with John A.
Roebling's Sons Company |
1910 |
Organization
|
||
| Box/Folder | ||
| 56 / 18 | Annual reports to stockholders,
prospecti, etc. |
1909-1911 |
Subject Files
|
||
| Box/Folder | ||
| 56 / 19 | Billings Mutual Telephone
Company |
1910-1913 |
| 56 / 20 | Home Telephone and Telegraph
Company |
1909-1912 |
Clippings
|
||
| Box/Folder | ||
| 56 / 21 | Re company |
1912 |
National Life Insurance Company Of Montana Return to Top
| Container(s) | Description | Dates |
|---|---|---|
General Correspondence
|
||
| Box/Folder | ||
| 56 / 22 | Miscellaneous (correspondents
include William A. Matthews, Morgan Edwards and Company, J.M. Dawson, A.T.
Morgan) |
1910-1912 |
Financial Records
|
||
| Box/Folder | ||
| 56 / 23 | Financial statement, promissory
notes |
1910-1911 |
Organization
|
||
| Box/Folder | ||
| 56 / 24 | Prospectus |
1911 |
Shannon And Cook Return to Top
| Container(s) | Description | Dates |
|---|---|---|
Incoming Correspondence
|
||
| Box/Folder | ||
| 57 / 1 | D.P. Sheldon |
1888 |
Assay Reports
|
||
| Box/Folder | ||
| 57 / 2 | Certificate of assay |
1888 |
Financial Records
|
||
| Box/Folder | ||
| 57 / 3 | Bills, receipts, etc. |
1888-1889 |
Silver Bow National Bank Return to Top
| Container(s) | Description | Dates |
|---|---|---|
General Correspondence
|
||
| Box/Folder | ||
| 57 / 4 | B-R (correspondents include H.P. Bennett, J.P. Browne,
John F. Davies, Tom R. Hinds, Zephin Job, R.X. Lewis, John Maginniss, McBride
and McBride, M.L. Rigby) |
1907-1918 |
| 57 / 5 | Robert T.F. Smith, cashier |
1907-1912 |
| 57 / 6 | U-W (correspondents include United States Treasury
Dept., Charles W. Warren) |
1909 |
Financial Records
|
||
| Box/Folder | ||
| 57 / 7 | Expense accounts |
1907-1908 |
| 57 / 8 | Reports of condition |
1907-1908, 1919-1920 |
Legal Documents
|
||
| Box/Folder | ||
| 57 / 9 | Agreement between T.R. Hinds, John Maginniss, A.B.
Cook, Robert T.F. Smith, and Zephin Job; and State Savings Bank and T.E.
Collins for sale of Silver Bow National Bank paper |
1907 |
Organization
|
||
| Box/Folder | ||
| 57 / 10 | Minutes of meeting, clipping re
consolidation of Silver Bow National Bank and Commercial Bank, list of
stockholders |
1909, n.d. |
Toronto Construction Company / Cook, Deeks And Hinds Return to Top
| Container(s) | Description | Dates |
|---|---|---|
General Correspondence
|
||
| Box/Folder | ||
| 57 / 11 | George S. Deeks
|
1906-1909, 1915, 1918 |
| 57 / 12 | Levi W. Naylor
|
1906-1907 |
| 57 / 13 | A.M. Stewart (re Deeks vs. Cook,
et al.) |
1914-1918 |
| 57 / 14 | Watson, Smoke and Smith
(includes references to Clark vs. Cook) |
1906-1907 |
Trail Creek Coal Company Return to Top
| Container(s) | Description | Dates |
|---|---|---|
Employment Records
|
||
| Box/Folder | ||
| 57 / 15 | Payroll / timesheets
|
1899-1900 |
Financial Records
|
||
| Box/Folder | ||
| 57 / 16 | Bank statements and cancelled
checks |
1899-1900 |
Organization
|
||
| Box/Folder | ||
| 57 / 17 | Articles of incorporation; stock
certificates |
1898-1899 |
Tuttle Land Company Return to Top
| Container(s) | Description | Dates |
|---|---|---|
General Correspondence
|
||
| Box/Folder | ||
| 57 / 18 | Alexander McKenzie, Lee
Pettibone, Matteson M. Mounts |
1913-1923 |
Financial Records
|
||
| Box/Folder | ||
| 57 / 19 | Bank statements, cancelled
checks, etc. |
1915-1920 |
| 57 / 20 | Financial statements
|
1916-1923 |
| 57 / 21 | List of promissory notes
|
1913-1914, n.d. |
Organization
|
||
| Box/Folder | ||
| 57 / 22 | Minutes of annual meeting;
papers re dissolution of company |
1916, 1920 |
Republican Party Return to Top
| Container(s) | Description | Dates |
|---|---|---|
Incoming Correspondence
|
||
| Box/Folder | ||
| 57 / 23 | Republican Central Committee,
Missoula County chairman Gust. Moser: A-G (correspondents include Ike
Abernathy, W.E. Baggs, D.P. Belden, O.C. Cooper, Martin Cramer, E.M. Dinnick,
George W. Dougherty, Charles B. Gibbs) |
1889 |
| 57 / 24 | Republican Central Committee,
Missoula County chairman Gust. Moser: H (correspondents include W.R. Hamilton,
Zeb. M. Harris, J.W. Hathaway, M.B. Hendricks) |
1889 |
| 57 / 25 | Republican Central Committee,
Missoula County chairman Gust. Moser: J-R (correspondents include Garl T.
Jones, R.W. Martin, M.J. McCutcheon, Silas Mitchell, George Miles, James
Morris, C.H. Musgrave, T.C. Power, D.H. Ross) |
1889 |
| 57 / 26 | Republican Central Committee,
Missoula County chairman Gust. Moser: A.J. Seligman (Republican State Central
Committee) |
1889 |
| 57 / 27 | Republican Central Committee,
Missoula County chairman Gust. Moser: S-W (correspondents include A.C. Sheldon,
J.K. Squiers, H.G. Swaney, Henry Therriault, Henry C. Tuttle, Frank Westler,
Lyle Worden) |
1889 |
| 57 / 28 | Republican Central Committee,
Missoula County circular letters |
1889 |
| 58 / 1 | Republican Central Committee, Missoula County chairman
A.B. Cook: A-B (correspondents include James A. Allen, W.E. Baggs, George H.
Bell, C.H. Bernard, P.N. Bernard, Alex. C. Botkin, W.J. Brennan, Amos Buck,
Charles Buck) |
1892 |
| 58 / 2 | Republican Central Committee, Missoula County chairman
A.B. Cook: C-H (correspondents include T.A. Churchill, R.L. Clinton, O.C.
Cooper, Thomas A. Cummings, G.W. Dougherty, J.T. Farris, E.S. French, C.B.
Gibbs, C. Gillen, Frank Hatton) |
1892 |
| 58 / 4 | Republican Central Committee, Missoula County chairman
A.B. Cook: M (correspondents include Frank W. McConnell, James A. McGowan, B.J.
McIntire, M.A. Meyendorff, J.K. Miller, H.J. Mock, Montana Attorney General,
Frank J. Morris, George Mueller, C. H. Musgrave) |
1892 |
| 58 / 5 | Republican Central Committee, Missoula County chairman
A.B. Cook: N-P (correspondents include Robert A. O'Hara, John D. Posten, T.C.
Power) |
1892 |
| 58 / 6 | Republican Central Committee, Missoula County chairman
A.B. Cook: N-P (correspondents include Republican State Central Committee
members Lee Mantle, Sidney M. Logan) |
1892 |
| 58 / 7 | Republican Central Committee, Missoula County chairman
A.B. Cook: R-V (correspondents include Republican National Committee, A.J.
Seligman, J.B. Shaw, Perry Silvey, M.P. Stephens, Martin Toole, A.L. Treat,
Henry L. Van Wyck) |
1892 |
| 58 / 8 | Republican Central Committee, Missoula County chairman
A.B. Cook: W (correspondents include C.L. Wayland, Benjamin Webster, John
Wessel, M.L. Whaley, W.C. Whipps) |
1892 |
| 58 / 9 | P.N. Bernard |
1893 |
| 58 / 10 | Missoula County Republican
Central Committee, Republican National Committee, Republican State Central
Committee |
1894-1895 |
Outgoing Correspondence
|
||
| Box/Folder | ||
| 58 / 11 | Letterpress book: "Campaign of
1892" |
1892 |
General Correspondence
|
||
| Box/Folder | ||
| 58 / 12-13 | Miscellaneous (correspondents
include Fletcher Maddox, Matteson M. Mounts, John Willis, Frank O. Lowden,
Andrew Mellon, J.E. Edwards, Republican National Committee)
|
1921-1928 |
Financial Records
|
||
| Box/Folder | ||
| 58 / 14 | Miscellaneous (includes bills
and accounts) |
1889 |
| 58 / 15 | Miscellaneous (includes bills,
receipts, checks, etc.) |
1892 |
Miscellany
|
||
| Box/Folder | ||
| 58 / 16 | Petition for Tin Cup post
office; precinct vote totals, list of precinct chairmen, results of canvas
|
1889 |
| 58 / 17 | Lists of Missoula County
Republicans |
1892 |
| 58 / 18 | Schedule of John E. Rickards
speeches; appointment of special deputy sheriffs for election day
|
1892 |
| 58 / 19 | Petitions for Frank O. Lowden
for President |
1928? |
| 58 / 20 | Campaign brochures for
Wellington D. Rankin for Governor and for Republican candidates; campaign songs
|
1922, 1926, n.d. |
Clippings
|
||
| Box/Folder | ||
| 58 / 21 | Political (includes Republican
National Committee, Frank O. Lowden campaign for President)
|
1926-1928 |
Frank Hervey Cook Return to Top
| Container(s) | Description | Dates |
|---|---|---|
Incoming Correspondence
|
||
| Box/Folder | ||
| 59 / 1 | B-J (correspondents include Engineers Public Service
Company, First Seattle Dexter Horton Securities Company, Innovation Ingenuities
Inc.) |
1924-1949 |
| 59 / 2 | LaSalle Extension University. School of Law
|
1925 |
| 59 / 3 | Frank Hervey Pettingell (includes Estate)
|
1908, 1925, 1927 |
| 59 / 4 | P-Y, unidentified (correspondents include St. Paul's
School, Washington Mutual Savings Bank, White Sulphur Springs and Yellowstone
Park Railway Company) |
1925-1949, n.d. |
| 59 / 5-15 | Personal, social (correspondents
include Eileen Coghlan, Vivian Cowan, Mabel Holdaway, Hilda Richeson, Harriet
Laurie Ruiter [Lena's sister], Ruth Schlenske, unidentified)
|
1924-1938 |
Financial Records
|
||
| Box/Folder | ||
| 59 / 16-22 | Bank statements and cancelled
checks |
1922-1931 |
| 60 / 1 | Bank statements and cancelled checks: C.R. Cattle and
Sheep Company (Wellington D. Rankin) |
1929-1930 |
| 60 / 2 | Bank statements and cancelled checks: Cook Candy
Company |
1927 |
| 60 / 3 | Bank statements and cancelled checks: Trustee Account
|
1931 |
| 60 / 4 | Bills, receipts, etc. |
1932-1950 |
| 60 / 5-7 | Commodity and stock accounts
|
1923-1955 |
| 60 / 8 | Stock ownership ledgers and margin trading
|
1921-1923 |
| 60 / 9 | Miscellaneous (includes livestock shipment memo book;
expenses, Gosnell lease account) |
1930-1936, n.d. |
Legal Documents
|
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| Box/Folder | ||
| 60 / 10 | Apartment lease, New York City
|
1924-1925 |
Reports
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| Box/Folder | ||
| 60 / 11 | Monthly report of water
distribution to Hervey Cook on Confederate Creek [scattered]
|
1929-1935 |
| 60 / 12 | "Report of the distilling
industry," by Hervey Cook |
1936? |
| 60 / 13 | Report on Gould Mine
|
1928? |
| 60 / 14 | Report to stockholders of
Diamond City Mines Company |
1935 |
School Notes and Records
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| Box/Folder | ||
| 60 / 15 | Irving School
|
1911 |
| 60 / 16-17 | St. Paul's School (includes
report cards, finances, publications, yearbook, etc.) |
1915-1919 |
| 60 / 18 | Princeton University (includes
book store account, financial statement) |
1919-1921 |
Miscellany
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| Box/Folder | ||
| 60 / 19 | Sons of the Revolution
membership card; Willow Creek Ranch ad (George B. Sim); toasts; etc.)
|
1920-1936 |
Gloria Braid Cook Return to Top
| Container(s) | Description | Dates |
|---|---|---|
Miscellany
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| Box/Folder | ||
| 61 / 1 | Correspondence, bills, court receipt, clippings, etc.
|
1928-1933, n.d. |
Lena Gosnell Bowyer Finley Cook Return to Top
| Container(s) | Description | Dates |
|---|---|---|
Incoming Correspondence
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| Box/Folder | ||
| 61 / 2-3 | Robert M. Clarke and others (re
legal affairs, inheritance, etc.) |
1929-1931 |
| 61 / 4 | Harriet L. Gosnell (sister-in-law)
|
1931-1933 |
| 61 / 5 | Family and friends (many unidentified)
|
1931-1933 |
Financial Records
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| Box/Folder | ||
| 61 / 6 | Checkstubs |
1933 |
| 61 / 7 | Financial statements |
1929-1930 |
| 61 / 8 | Truman B. Gosnell bills (father) |
1929 |
Subject Files
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| Box/Folder | ||
| 61 / 9 | Harry Bowyer's Canadian property |
1924 |
| 61 / 10 | Estate materials
|
1934 |
Miscellany
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| Box/Folder | ||
| 61 / 11 | House floor plans and
decoarating ideas |
1932-1933 |
| 61 / 12-13 | European travel itinerary
|
1928 |
| 61 / 14-16 | European travel brochures, etc.
|
1928 |
| 61 / 17 | Memorabilia, address book, etc.
|
n.d. |
Margaret A. Cook Return to Top
| Container(s) | Description | Dates |
|---|---|---|
Financial Records
|
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| Box/Folder | ||
| 62 / 1 | Insurance on household furnishings
|
1900-1903 |
| 62 / 2 | Taxes on Missoula property |
1898-1927 |
Legal Documents
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| Box/Folder | ||
| 62 / 3 | Miscellaneous (includes deed to Helena Cemetery
Association lot, deeds to Missoula lots) |
1895-1908 |
Mary Morgan Cook Return to Top
| Container(s) | Description | Dates |
|---|---|---|
Incoming Correspondence
|
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| Box/Folder | ||
| 62 / 4 | Miscellaneous (correspondents include Frank Hervey
Cook, A.B. Cook, Episcopal Diocese of Montana, Mayo Clinic, Mary Agnes Cook,
unidentified) |
1918-1928, n.d. |
| 62 / 5-6 | Condolences on death of A.B.
Cook |
1928-1929 |
Miscellaneous
Correspondence |
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| Box/Folder | ||
| 62 / 7 | Letter from Fitch H. Medbury to G.P. Kievenaar (re
death of Mary Morgan Cook's mother, and family problems) |
1928 |
Financial Records
|
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| Box/Folder | ||
| 62 / 8 | Bills, receipts, etc. |
1914-1929 |
Mary Agnes Cook Return to Top
| Container(s) | Description | Dates |
|---|---|---|
Incoming Correspondence
|
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| Box/Folder | ||
| 62 / 9 | Harry P. Bennett |
1923-1925, n.d. |
| 62 / 10 | Frank J. Kelly
|
1923-1925 |
Legal Documents
|
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| Box/Folder | ||
| 62 / 11 | Sales contract on automobile
|
1927 |
School Notes and Records
|
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| Box/Folder | ||
| 62 / 12 | Miscellaneous (includes Emma
Willard School, Knox School, Ossining School, Finch School, Blessed Sacrament
Convent, Helena Business College) |
1913-1926 |
Transfers To Other Programs Return to Top
| Container(s) | Description | Dates |
|---|---|---|
Transfers
|
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| Box/Folder | ||
| 62 / 13 | Lists of printed material, maps,
photographs, and artifacts transferred to the Library, Photograph Archives, and
Museum respectively |
Names and SubjectsReturn to Top
Subject Terms
- Aqueducts--Quebec--Montreal
- Railroads--Design and construction
- Agricultural exhibitions
- Agricultural experiment stations
- Cattle raising--Montana
- Cattle breeding
- Dams--Design and construction
- Ditches
- Employment agencies
- Exhibitions
- Farmers
- Grazing leases
- Hereford cattle--breeding
- Horse breeding
- Indians of North America--Land transfers
- Irrigation
- Land companies
- Mines and mineral resources--Canada
- Mines and mineral resources--Minnesota
- Mines and mineral resources--Montana--Broadwater County
- Mines and mineral resources--Montana--Jefferson County
- Mines and mineral resources--Montana--Lewis and Clark County
- Mining claims
- Ranches
- Sheep ranches--Montana
- Sheep dogs
- Telephone
- Water rights
- Water-power
- Water-supply
- Wildlife habitat improvement
Geographical Names
- Bedford (Mont.)
- Bedford Ranch (Mont.)
- Bynum Irrigation District (Mont.)
- Bynum Reservoir Dam (Mont.)
- Dunleavy Ranch (Mont.)
- Flying U Ranch (Bynum, Mont.)
- Halifax (N.s.)
- Halifax Ocean Terminals Railway
- Luppold Ranch (Mont.)
- Mcintyre Ranch (Alta.)
- Mckenzie Mine (Cuyuna Range, Minn.)
- Missoula (Mont.)--Commerce
- Montreal (Que.)
- Sheep Creek Ranch (Mont.)
- Springville (Mont.)
- Standing Rock Indian Reservation (N.d. And S.d.)
- Winnecook Ranch (Mont.)
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