Hogan Nominated as Montana Governor by Independent Democrats
Montana Independent Democrats nominate T. S. Hogan for governor at a heated convention. Delegates vow to purge the party of corruption tied to W. A. Clark while naming a full ticket including Hartman for attorney general and Marion for lieutenant governor. The meeting adopts platforms, credentials, and central committee plans amid chants and cheers.
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Alice
William Jennings Bryan
America
Smith
W. L. Lesser
Sweet Grass County
McArthur
Silver Bow
H. A. Gallwey
the Supreme Court
State Central Committee
Thomas McTague
Deer Lodge
Committee On
Stiff
Alice Band
FE. D. Matts
Mr. Matts
Stitt
Missoula
Joseph EF. Marion
Marion
George M. Hays
Yellowstone
J. D. Matheson
Lewis and Clarke
C. 8. Hartman
Gallatin
The
Supreme Court
Robert Lee Ward
C. B. Nolan
Jonn B. Wellcome
United States
Nolan
Livingston and Stewart Vie for County Offices in Carbon and Park
Alexander Livingston of Park County serves as county treasurer and is now running for county clerk and recorder in Carbon County. By trade a carpenter, he is praised as an honest public servant. W R C Stewart is a strong nominee for attorney general, hailing from Mrs.
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Nolan
Broadwater County
Lewis
Clarke County
Hogan
Lad Hogan
Deer Lodge
T. K. Colling
Cascade
Flogan
Collins
Alexander Livingston
Park
Kelly
Livingston
Park County
G. McLean
Carbon County
W. R. C. Stewart
Mr. Stewart
Noted Montana Lawyers and Educator Highlight Local Pioneers
The article profiles Chorge W. Hayes a Billings native and deputy state treasurer praised for honesty and broad service in Yellowstone County politics. It also honors Bozeman attorney and county attorney figure connected with Hartman & Hartman. Prof. P A Leamy is acclaimed as a top educator who rose from Parrot to Lincoln and Butte High School roles guiding city schools.
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Chorge W. Hayes
Pennsylvania
Ise
Erie
Cleveland
Ohio
Billings
Yellowstone County
Hayes
P. A. Leamy
Butte
Parrot School
Lincoln School
Butte High School
Professor Hendricks
Young
Leamy
Convention delegates must sign return tickets at McDermott Hotel
Delegates without signed return tickets must see Dave Marks at the McDermott hotel this morning to sign return coupons. Nominees for the independent democratic ticket should depart with P. D. O'Connor or Dave Marks at the hotel, giving full names and addresses for filings. A state independent democratic committee meeting will be held at 11 this morning at the McDermott hotel to organize the campaign.
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Beaverhead
Thomas W. Poindexter
Broadwater
John Shriner
Carbon
Charles Howard
Cascade
J. A. Swett
Chateau
James H. Fenton
Deer Lodge
John R. Toole
Flathead
Fred Whiteside
Gallatin
J. W. Ponsford
Granite
Henry Rehfeldt
Jefferson
L. D. Kent
Lewis and Clarke
Bryan
Smith
Tne State Central Committee
McDermott
Dave Marks
Independent Democratic
P. D. O'Connor
State
Independent Democratic Committee
Buffalo Hump District Welcomes W E Travis
W E Travis, who dispatched the first stage into the Buffalo Hump Idaho, arrived in town amid cordial greetings. He notes the camp has progressed through the season and its permanency is now assured at the Big Buffalo.
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Salt Lake Tribune
W. E. Travis
Buffalo Hump
Idaho
Big Buffalo mine shows richer ore as depth increases
The Big Buffalo mine reports increasing ore richness with depth. At 200 feet there is 39 feet of ore averaging $8 per ton, while a 13 inch vein on the footwall yields high values and grab samples show over $30,000 per ton in gold. The Boston & Buffalo Idaho company, led by Boston president Mr. Stone, also has a promising but smaller ore body.
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Sweeney
Big Buffalo
Travis
Boston & Buffalo Idaho Company
Fof
Stone
Boston
Big
Buffalo
Funeral Procession for Bernard McDonald Attends Foresters Meeting
Notice to Foresters requests all Catholic Order Foresters and visiting members to gather in Judge Harrington's court room at 7 30 p m on October 3 to attend the funeral of Bernard McDonald. A procession will depart from Duggan's Undertaking Parlors at 8 o'clock to the Great Northern passenger depot. COMMITTEE.
Forester Bernard McDonald Laid To Rest Plans Set
Bernard McDonald a member of the Catholic Order of Foresters was killed Monday in the Smokehouse mine. His body will be shipped from Duggan's undertaking rooms tonight at 8 over the Great Northern to his home in Boston Massachusetts for burial.
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Bernard McDonald
Order of Foresters
Smokehouse
Duggan
Great Northern
Boston
Mass
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