Contests Loom In Montana Senate Races
In Helena the fate of Sen J Oliver Fallon county from the Progressive ticket faces a challenge by Martin Flasted a Fallon county attorney and Republican candidate. Flasted claims there was incorrect vote counting and plans to present evidence as the contest moves through the upper house. Oliver a Progressive aligned with Republicans to organize the Senate and supported Edwards Rosebud county for president pro tem, drawing reaction from both parties.
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Senate
John Oliver
Fallon County
Muffly
Broadwater County
Oliver
Martin Flasted
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Mr. Flasted
Montana
Martin
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Legislative Assembly
Edwards
Rosebud County
Benjamin Harrison
Roosevelt
State Senate
Fourteenth Legislative Assembly
J. B. Annin
L. B. Taylor
Thomas Kane
Annin
Stillwater
Eader
Fallon
C. A. Rasen
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Real
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StraBec
St. Loui Globe-Democrat
Yellowstone County Drops to Third Class Status
The Billings Evening Journal notes Yellowstone county moved from second to third class after losing portions of Big Horn and Musselshell, reducing the overall assessed value and causing salary cuts for county officials including the clerk, recorder, auditor, and assessor. Sheriff and schools head retain their pay.
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Billings Evening Journal
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Big Horn
Sullecser
Yellowstone County
Williams
Sleeper
Smith
Wheems
Yellowstone-county
Senator Oliver Named Chairman of Public Lands Committee
Senator Oliver of Fallon county has been named chairman of the Senate committee on Public Lands, one of the upper chamber’s key assignments. He also joins the Corporations, Municipalities and Counties, Towns and Municipalities, and Judicial Districts committees, reflecting a broad leadership role in state governance.
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Oliver
Fallon County
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Build an Ice House on the Farm for Summer Use
The Farm Ice House article urges farmers to construct ice houses to store ice for hot months. It argues low cost and health benefits, noting saved doctor bills and potential life protection. It provides step by step drainage and packing instructions for an effective ice storage structure.
County orders new road machinery for Richland County
County engineer A 32 Lacy outlines purchases including a 64 horsepower traction engine a Mammoth grader two standard graders and a reversible grader. The equipment aims to improve roads and align with costs shown during a Yellowstone survey visit in Billings. Thunder funds the purchase as one of the state's largest road machinery orders.
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Lacy
County Cogineer
Richland County
Aay
Billings
Wellowstone County
Eddy Booth Skips Helena Visit for Busy Campaigns
The article notes Eddy Booth is absent from the Helena season, the first in years, with friends attributing his absence to being occupied with creating new counties and lacking time for the legislature.
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Eddy
Booth
Helena
Baker State Bank stockholders reelect board at annual meeting
At the Baker State Bank annual stockholders meeting 115 present in person 40 by proxy. The retiring board of directors and officers were re elected for the ensuing year. Directors voted January fifth to add 5000 to the surplus fund raising it to 15000 with all dollars earned by the bank. Working capital becomes 35000.
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Local Bank Board and Ice House Notes Featured in Montana Ledger
A Montana article highlights C. A. Rasen and a Helena visit amid farm ice storage advice. It lists directors and officers of a Baker bank with a condensed year end statement showing totaled resources of 219 764 28 and deposits at 181 581 21.
First National Bank proud growth defies early odds
The First National Bank, formed less than eighteen months ago from local business leaders, has grown beyond expectations despite challenging conditions. Baker highlights its rapid progress and favorable reception by the community.
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Baker
First National Bank
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