Montana Historical Society and state developments emerge
Governor Toole reviews the Montana Historical Society, state finances, and public affairs. He notes improvements in archives, transportation of prisoners reform, capitation of salaries, and calls for legislative fixes on highways, school funding, and corporate influence while urging prudent capitol building completion and a stronger state bureau of agriculture and industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Historical Society
Territory
Historical Society of
Society
Robert B. Smith
Sixth Legislative Assembly
Custer County
State Penitentiary
Yellowstone County
Silver Bow
Deer Lodge
Madison County
Custer
Yellowstone
Silver Paw
United States
William A. Clark
Thomas H. Carter
Union
Congress
Legislative Assembly
Republic
Federal Congress
United States Senate
Philadelphia
Commonwealth
House of Representatives
Niagara Frontier
New York
Western Hemisphere
Hemisphere
Executive Departments
Smithsonian Institute and
National Museum
United States Commissioner of Fish and Fisheries
Department of Labor
Bureau of American Republics
Buffalo
Mexico
Columbus
Supreme Court
Eenate Chamber
House
Senate
House and
Messrs. Bell & Kent
Helena
Montana Building Company
Capitol Commission
Capitol
Hale and Hearty at 97 in Rochester Ad
A Rochester letter from August 24 1900 praises Duffy s Pure Malt Whiskey as a life extending tonic. John W Attridge at age 97 writes that daily tablespoonfuls in water keep him hale and vigorous and that he uses no other medicine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
John W. Attridge
Duffy
Duffy’s
Rochester
N. Y
Duffy Malt Whiskey CO
Willard H. Morse
Bureau of Materia Medica
Morse
Sears
Montana Liquor CO
Butte
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bureau OF Agriculture and Industry
National Guard
Volunteer Army of the
State Printing
State Board of Examiners
Mi!l
Henry M. Parden
Carlos Warfield
C. E. Conrad
D. R. Peeler
G. H. Stanton
A. J. Shores
H. L. Frank
George A. Cook
Donald Davenport
Montana State Capitol
Hurke
Joseph Kk, Toole