Legislature adopts report in Oliver contest for Fallon county seat
The privileges and elections committee adopted without dissent its report on the contest between Martin Flasted and John Oliver for the Montana state senate seat from Fallon county. The committee found no merit in the contest and recommended Oliver be seated as the duly qualified state senator.
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Senate Committee On Privileges and Elections
Oliver
Committee On Privileges and Elections
Martin
John Oliver
Fallon County
State of
Montana
The
Legislative Assembly
John Olver
Fallon
Fallon County Bar Organized in Baker Montana
Friday night gathering at the Montana Cafe marked the formal start of Fallon County Bar Association. L A Conser was elected president with Raymond Shelden vice president and W A Goble secretary treasurer. an executive and by law committee were named. The townsite selection and details for the new town site tied to Phillip Reid’s 105 acres plus adjoining land were discussed amid other historic notes on land claims and road planning.
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Hurley
Fallon County
Custer
Praine
Falloy
Sparks
Peoples Court
LC Burns
Ciood
Mat Jones
Goble
Ff Dousman
Judge Williams
Fh Schmidt
Chamber of Commerce
R. F Smith
Baker
M Murn
Farr
Booth
Fallon County Bar Association
L. A. Conser
Raymond Shelden
Ekalaka
W. A. Goble
P. C. Cornish
E. S. Booth
Martin Flasted
J. A. Williams
C. J. Dousman
G. H. Chaffee
Chas. McArthur
Felix Gray
Northern Pacific
P. Ellingson
FE. F. W. Busch
C. A
Westmore Townsite Meeting Garners Strong Attendance
Townsite Agent Morrow presided over a February 4 meeting at Westmore with good representative attendance. Principal business was discussed and next steps outlined for development and planning.
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Westmore
Morrow
Busi
County Seat Contest In Ekalaka Eagle
An insert claims the Baker county seat bid violated Corrupt Practices Act influencing voters on election day. The piece frames the Will of the People vs Baker and Booth, arguing the people misunderstood the 62 majority decision placing Baker as permanent county seat, while Ekalaka asserts it knows the will of the people.
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Boyes
Ekalaka Eagle
Supreme Court of the State
Hurley
Baker
Booth
Ekalaka
Livestock numbers rise across United States in 1915
Government statisticians report higher beef cattle mild cows and swine counts than a year earlier. Beef cattle up 3.4 percent to 1,212,000 more. swine up 9.6 percent to 64.6 million. horses up 1.1 percent with 233,000 more on farms.
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United States
France
America
Chamber of Commerce Elects Officers and Plans
The Chamber of Commerce elected officers at its annual meeting with a strong turnout. A committee was appointed to plan a monthly market day and another to study a uniform practical calendar to save costs on calendars and advertising. Officers named include President L A Conservice, Vice Presidents L Price and Gseo M Daugherty, Secretary R S Hamilton, and Treasurer L P Chuning. The next meeting on February 18 will review these committees and discuss a farmers equity store.
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H L. Cory
G. Mi. Daugherty
R. S. Hamilton
G. E Hough
L. Price
L. A Conservice
Gseo
M. Daugherty
Literary Society Sees Sickness Dampen Program
A Congregational church literary and debating meeting faced disruption due to illnesses at home. Officers were elected with C Bunn as president and S B Copeland as a key organizer. The event also noted church activities, new members, and a realignment of local civic roles.
Court Calendar for March and April with Case List
Court calendar lists dates from March 29 to April 10 with 9:00 am sessions and 1:30 pm slots. Cases include State v Hedrick State v Armstrong Baker v Grant Prestk v deCarle and various civil filings. Attorneys named include Dousman Goble Dousman Tracy Cornish Farr Burkey Loud Williams Booth Leahy Cornish Goble.
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Apnl
Apollo
Cgriges C Cov
Noben & A
Indeke v
Noben & J
Strommercm& St Pry Co
Dousman
Goble Dousman
Tracy Cornish
Farr Burkey
Loud, Et al Willams
Booth Williams
Booth & D
Farr& H Williams
Dousman Williams
Booth & D Williams
Leahy
Bridger Bank Closed as President Disappears in Montana
Bridger Montana State Bank of Bridger with 104000 in deposits, mostly savings, closed by State Bank Examiner H S Magraw. President W H Hough has not been seen since last Tuesday in Billings. Mrs Hough and child remain in Bridger. Examiner sees bad shape, no cash missing yet. investigation to report in two days.
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Bridger
Mont
State Bank of
H.S. Magraw
W. H. Hough
Billings
Sto
Bridger State Bank
State Examiner
W.H. Hough
M C Hough
Joe Kuchinski
Einsel Elected State Representative From Fallon County
Charles K. Einsel editor of a Pimele Montana paper was elected state representative. He traveled 821 miles over 72 hours at a cost of 97.65 to claim the seat and will receive 82.10 from the state. Evening church program follows morning services at 10 30 with Sunday school at 11 30 and choir practice at 2 o'clock.
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Belle Fourché
SL. D
Charles K. Einsel
Pimele
Fallon County
Montana
Custer County
United States
Einsel
Helena
Belle Fourche
Deadwood
Billings
Mont
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Bo Copeland
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I. A Conser
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Glendive Review
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