Populist fusion plan defined at state convention
Fusion as keynote dominates Bozeman gathering in Judge Clancy courtroom. Committee of five to arrange fusion, eight delegates named from Cascade, Lewis and Clark, Yellowstone, Silver Bow. Platform kept, equal suffrage debated, Donovan named permanent chair. Toole shown sympathy but not aligned.
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Clancy
Committee On
Democratic Party
RR. Jensen
Cascade
J. H. Calderhead
Lewis and Clarke
Ben Hagar
Yellowstone
T. R. Hinds
Silver Bow
James Donovan
Clark
Etla Knowles Haskell
Butte
William Shiffelbin
Kinman
Haskell
Omaha
Daniel Brown
Donovan
Toole
Bozeman
O. M. Holmes
Great Falls
Holmes
Cascade County
Breen
Hinds
Sonom
A. E. Spriggs
State Central Committee
T. RR. Hinds
Spriges
Peter Breen
James Brennan
Granite
S P.m
ClLviey
James J. Brennan
A. A. Hall
M. P. Tonney
J. Harrington
J .H. Calderhead
James Maguire
J. J. Ryan
Lewie Bolingwick
3.K. Healey
J. KR. Squires
Floc. Iver
Dan Brown
William Loring
Knowles Haskell
Wiliam Clancy
M. Holmes
J. M. Clement
R. Jensen
Gallatin
Powell Counties
Committee On Permanent Organization and Order of Business
Tudge Nelson
Rees Davis
Robert Smith
C. S. Hartman
Helena
Committee On Platform
T .N. Hinds
Shiffelbin
Utah
Colorado
Wyoming
KE. Kinman
Woodville
Ella
Mr. Stiffelbin
Pennsylvania
Sfozeman
Mr. Hinds
Executive Committee
Supreme Court
Committee On Organization
Butte Current Notes Highlights City Visitors and Legal Actions
Butte chatter includes visits from Missoula’s Otto Sige and wife, Libby business figure Samuel B. Pratt, and Dillon native Mrs. George P. Metlen. Local moves include Dr. A. G. Allan relocating to room 103, Pennsylvania block, and Mike Donlan moving to 131 Pennsylvania West Park. Legal matters: T. D. Palmer sues R. B. Turner for 90 dollars. Flora B. Gutelius’s appeal suit dismissed without prejudice. An open air meeting by Mary E Kuhl precedes a W C T U convention at First Presbyterian with a gold medal contest.
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Orton Bros
Sherman
P. H. McCarthy
Legion
Fred Orton
Montana Music Co
Otto Sige
Missoula
Great Falls
A. G. Allan
Pennsylvania
Samuel B. Pratt
Libby
Mike Donlan
West Park
Hanson
E. Larabie
Deer Lodge
Jerry D. Sullivan
East Summit Street
George P. Metlen
Dillon
William Fernald
Livingston
A. A. Crossman
Butte
Greenwood Mining and Milling Company
Home Journal
Home Companion
Munsey
P.O
West Park Street
T. D. Palmer
District Court
R. B. Turner
Colorado City
Colo
Charles de Moss
St. Louis
Northern Pacific
North Coast Limited
Frank R. Miles
Kalispell
Klondike
Bozeman
Bozeman Last Night. In Judge McClernan
Flora B. Gutelius
J. M. Froehlich
Froehlich
Mary EK. Kuhl
Chicago
Union Gospel Mission Hall
South Main Street
First Presbyterian Church
Orton Bros Offers Planes or Organs at 219 N Martin Street
A fragment list of local transport and sales items mentions trips from Putte to Pipestone, Whitehall, Lime Spur, Twin Bridges, Sheridan, Alder, Pony, Bonita, Deer Lodge, and a food note for Sunday mornings. It ends with an ad inviting readers to Orton Bros for best value money on planes or organs.
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Putte
Pipestone
Tutte
Whitehall
Lime Spur
Hattie
Twin Bridges
Sheridan
Bonita
Deer Lodge
Orton Bros
N. Matin Street
Thutte Harness and Saddlery Moves to New Park Street Address
The Thutte Harness and Saddlery company announces relocation from 211 East Park Street to 106 East Park Sipes in Jubinvill e Nance. Props.
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Thutte Harness and Saddlery Company
Park Street
East Park
Sipes i Jubinville
NANCE
Large cattle shipment from Fort Custer on Crow reservation
One of the largest single cattle shipments reported recently left Fort Custer on the Crow reservation. Four trains of twenty cars each carried stock shipped by Hysham Cattle Company. Portions were sent to Chicago Omaha and other Northwestern cities. Estimated value around 100000 dollars.
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Fort Custer
Crow Reservation
Hysham Cattle Company
Chicaglo
Oma
Luit
Pate
Labor party fusion in Montana state convention preview
Helena dispatch reports a Silver Bow delegation arriving to back a labor populist fusion with Heinze Democrats. Delegates from Cascade Granite Lewis and Clark Deer Lodge Park Missoula and Silver Bow dominate planning as talks extend into Friday. Potential nominees include W. W. Welch for congress Judge Clancy for supreme court and H. H. Hazleton with Silver Bow vital to victory.
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Cascade
Granite
Lewis and Clarke
Deer Lodge
Congress
Dan McDonald
Judge Clancy
Supreme Court
Judge Harney
Heinze
H. H. Hazelton
Missoula
Alex Mackel
Silver Bow
Labor
Butte
Supreme Bench
Cheaper Rail Rate From Butte to Gregson Springs
The Butte Anaconda Pacific Railroad offers a cheaper round trip from Butte to Gregson Springs for 80 cents. Tickets are available in this city and valid from Saturday noon to Monday noon for travel both ways.
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Butte
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Trondequoit
New York State
United States
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Newbro Drug Co
North Main Street
T. G. Heine
Pennsylvania Block
S. Montana St
Heinze Democrats
Heinze Republicans
Labor Party
Mittee
Grand Central Hotel
Heinze Republican
United Copper Company
Amalgamated Copper Company
Galena Street
Alberta
Montana
Burbank
Georgia
Boucher
W. Park
Gregson
Ellis Paint Co
Carder Bros
Alexander Macaulay
Batts. Ment
Pipestone Springs
Wm. E. Casey
Hot Springs, Arkaness
R. Burket
Prop
Pipestone Springs, Mont
Montana Undertaking CO
Guneral
Thos. Lavell
Bos. Sullivan
Mgr
Park
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Butte, Mont
Aug. Heinze
A. H Cle
Daly Bank and Truss CO
John D. Ryan
John R. Toole
Co. C. Swinborne
R. A. Kunkel
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FE. D. Leavitt
S Kemper
K. M. Hodgens
J. O. Hodgens
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First National Bank
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Capital
Letters of Credit
Andrew J. Davis
James A. Talbout
E. B. Weirick
J. Dutton
R. Leonard
Prost rRads
Fayette Harrington
Silver Bow National Bank
Butte City
Charles KR Leonard
F. Aug. Heinze
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A. Bkalmfirth
A. Louis
W. Newton
John MacGinnis
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