Fort Owen Transferred to Society of Pioneers
One of Montana earliest landmarks, Fort Owen near Stevensville, is deeded from Washington J. McCormick of Missoula to the Society of Montana Pioneers. The fort, dating to 1850 and rebuilt with adobe, is proposed as a monument and museum honoring early settlers and Jesuit missions.
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Fort Owen
Washington
Montana
Father de Smet
St. Mary's
Major Owen
Stevensville
John Owen
Philadelphia
Owen
United States Army
Mounted Rifles
Missouri
Oregon
Northwest
St. Mary’s Mission
Fort
Fort Benton
Old Fort
John F. Dodson
Whiskey Bill’ Graves
Plummer
Williams
Graves
Virginia City
Maj
Washington J. McCormick
Bitter Root
Major McCormick
McCormick
Kate Higgins McCormick
Capt. C. P. Higgins
Missoula
Wasilington J. McCormick
Old Fort Owen
Montana Society of Pioneers
K. H. McCormick
Kirton Named for Senator in Malta Selection
Great Falls Sept 18 The Republican county central committee chose H M Kirton a Malta lawyer to fill the Philips county state senate vacancy caused by the death of Dr G W Clay Malta the regular nominee.
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Kirton
Great Falls
G. W. Clay
Malta
Philips County
Republican County Central Committee
H. M. Kirton
Montana Sportsmen's Association Formed
Helena date Sept 17 the Montana State Sportsmen's association was formed with John G Brown of Helena as president and M S Carpenter of Belgrade as secretary to secure laws for better game protection The same dispatch notes the State Alfalfa association formed with C H Campbell of Great Falls as president George Lewis Manhattan as vice president and a slate of directors.
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Helena
Montana State Sportsmen's Association
John G. Brown
M. S. Carpenter
Belgrade
C. H. Campbell
Great Falls
George Lewis
Manhattan
Organization of a Bay Area American Industrial Athletic Branch
San Francisco plans for a local branch of the American Industrial Athletic association will be led by S S Wiley Winsor the recently named district commissioner of the National Industrial association. The branch will organize industrial plants of the bay region for athletic activities including boxing swimming and field events for inter plant competition and inter-branch as well as inter club competition.
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San Francisco
American Industrial Athletic Association
S&s
Wiley Winsor
National Industrial Association
Bay Region
Notable visits and moves in Deer Lodge community
In Deer Lodge on September 18 Mr and Mrs George Kesten of Milwaukee arrived for a visit with Mr and Mrs Fred Wirth as they plan to move to California. Multiple residents attended gatherings, church groups met with visiting speakers, Delphian Society planned study year, and locals traveled to Helena for the state fair. Several residents moved, visited hospitals, or prepared for winter activities as families extended trips to Boulder Great Falls Missoula and Pomona College in California.
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Eer Lodge
George Kesten
Milwaukee
Fred Wirth
Kesten
California
William Coleman
Boulder
Great Falls
Montana Pioneers
W. S. Higgins
Potomac
Marvin Trask
Kansas City
C. G. Berry
William Lintz
Helena
Ladies’ Aid Society
The
Presbyterian Church
Robert Daniells
Daniells
Charles Daniells
Methodist Church
Judson Graves
Missoula
Delphian Society
University of Chicago
A. B. Seitz
W. J. Roberts
Della Haggerty
Eleanor Bien
Georgia Kelley
Butte
H. C. McDonald
Deer Lodge
Page
Mary Blaisdell
Pomona College
Pomona
Cal
Vida Bien
Arthur Buchen
W. E. Douglass
Dorothy Douglass
West
South Carolina
Yellowstone County Registers About 12000 Voters
About 12 000 voters are qualified to vote in the general election in Yellowstone county as registration books closed yesterday afternoon. All parties have united in a movement to secure heavy registration over the past week.
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Billings
Yellowstone County
Also Mentioned on This Page
Society OF Pioneers
St Marys Church
Otevensville
Montana Sportsmen's Association
H. S&s
Ravalli County
Marcus Daly
Coulter
Hamilton, Montana
West Park St
Owsley Block
OUR
Budweiser
South Dakota
Francis
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