Democratic County Convention Notice in Silver Bow County
Notice calls a Democratic county convention in Butte Silver Bow County Montana on August 24 1912 to appoint 38 delegates 59 alternates to the state convention in Great Falls and nominate candidates for county offices including judge clerk sheriff and several others with precinct delegate lists and polling locations across Butte and surrounding townships. The convention is set by the Silver Bow county central committee led by Phil Goodwin and Crowley with details on precincts and venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democratic Party
Silver Bow
Mont
Butterlock
Great Falls
Slantana
Montana
Legislative Assembly
Silver Bow County
Mort
Mantana
T the Peach
South Butte
Siver Bow
Silver How
Atont
Fouth Hutte Township
Giles
Bo Wits
McCarthy
Mullin
Aibernia Hall
Centerville
East Summit
North Main Street
East Quartz Etreet
Dudge Doran's Court
Granite Street
Casey
East Broadway
West Broadway
Findenheel
Pennsylvania Block
Galena Street
Texnolds & McDowell
South
Arizona Street
Johnston House
Early's Shoe
Main Street
Meaierville Hat ‘Pace Second
West Park Street
T. James
West Park
Sneedway Stables
Montana Street
Cherry Street
East Butte
Houth Idaho Street
Susee Riwadescourt
Bow Tamedierte
Bow Tamedierte Ccccsceeeene Ed Faucett Street Arta Guich At Elm Street
Gregson Springs
Harsington's Basin Creek
Melrose Wi
Silver Baw County
Phil €. Goodwin
I. PB. Crowley
Temperance speakers address Montana Methodist meeting
A Montana Methodist conference in Fergus County discussed temperance, church growth, and education. Dr. J. Tremmery outlined morals of youth, while Miss Tobias and Dr. Clarence Wilson urged pulpit action. Yellowstone district reports noted new circuits, debt reductions, and a record $8,010 lent for benevolence as pastors led revivals and built new churches and parsonages.
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Miss Tobias
Woman's Christian ‘Temperante Wnion
Montana
Clarence True Wilson
Kansas
Methodist Temperance League
J. M. Tremerry
Wisconsin
Tremmeryry
IL Commanden
Lap Nanthali Luccock
Kalena
P. M. Adams
Philinsburg
George DB. King
Arhilehall
Charles Rhoades
Drummond
J. W. Scott
Pine Creek
C. Bartlett
Bozeman
Frederick Spencer
Hamilton
Fulford
Sheridan
Tre Whitford
Whitshaft
Baward Mills
Batin
Charles D. Crow
Yellowstone
Grace Clark
League
Africa
State League
Helen Mills
Veen forms new churches amid growth across parsonages
Seven new churches on three parsonages have been built and several churches and parsonages have been rebuilt. One church is under construction and governed by crpklan Wate, with work starting on a new church building.
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Veen
Cripklan
Fire Department July Report Shows Losses and Expenditures
Fire Chief Sanger submitted a July activity report to the city council detailing five fires with property loss totaling 444100 and insurance 27400. Expenses reached 5217.98, including 468465 for supplies. A private donation of 2 was given by Mrs Puruinto for work at her place on Aytyats.
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Sanger
Wil
I Tee
Bramwell Booth Named Army Leader
Fragmentary OCR text references Bramwell Booth as new army head with unclear details. The readable portions mention support, future tasks, and family, but provide no concrete events, dates, or locations to verify a full summary. The remainder is garbled and nonessential for a coherent report.
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Yellowstone
Pworth Lengwen
Butte Adjutant Sloate Recalls General Booth Visit
Adjutant Sloate describes General Booth during a week long U S visit, detailing Booths appearance energy and plans. He notes Booths impact on the Salvation Armys growth, donations from wealthy backers, and Booths dream of a University of Winans Cape plus colonial work in Canada and South Africa. Memorial services will be held in Butte after the Army heads have been publicly notified of Booths death.
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Sloate
Butte Sylvalien
Booth al Tus Nowe
United States
Canada
Lordun
Prince of Wales
Salvation Army
T Heart
Colseum
Seattle
Ann Bine
Hla
Hooth
Tha Pat
Wngiind
Tuy
Ila
Ife
Hia Ptins
England
Uleas
University of
Winanus Cape
Educane
Pointe
London
India
Lran
Roan
Booth
Army of Salvation
Lutte
Milwaukee Land Company plans Grass Range townsite launch
G W Morrow, general agent, says Milwaukee Land company will extend to Grass Range in a few weeks, transforming the old trading town into a regional hub. Arrangements for a weekly newspaper have been made to start there.
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Standard
Lewistown
G. W. Morrow
Milwaukee Land Company
Hera
Grass Range
Milwaukee
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