Light and Shade in the Life of Colonel Sanders
A biographical sketch honors Wile Dur Fanders and Col. Sanders. It chronicles his frontier law practice in Bannack and Virginia City amid vigilante justice, his stand for law and order, and his bold political stance on gold standard. It notes his Montana Senate runs, party fights, and colorful legal battles.
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Colonel Sanders
H.G. Labor
Lord Brougham
Rome
Augustus
Wile Dur Fanders
the Plaine
Lewiston
Idaho
Aldergulch
Ait Bannack
Virginia City
Saders
Cller
Henry Plummer
Sanders
W. F. Sanders
Law and Order
Ung
Memoir of Colonel Sanders Mentioned by Judge Woody
Judge Frank H. Woody recalls meeting Colonel Wilbur F. Sanders in Virginia City during the vigilante era. He describes Sanders as a vigorous, fearless fighter and a superb warrior who stood firm in legal and political battles. Woody laments Sanders’ death as a hard loss to Montana and notes their long acquaintance in Missoula and Deer Lodge.
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Paty
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Colonel Sanders
Wilbur F. Sanders
Frank H. Woody
Missoula
Benton
Utah
Virginia City
Brigham City
Red Rock Country
Deer Lodge
Tost
Montana
Urs
Republic
State Capitol
Montana Pioneer Reflections at State Capitol Dedication
A past filled with hardship and perseverance shapes Montana's capitol dedication. Pioneers are praised for fortitude, self reliance, and civic virtue while urging wiser laws and continued communal effort for a prosperous commonwealth. Strong emphasis on national honor, public duty, and enduring moral law.
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