Non-Partisans' Campaign Begins in Montana
D C Dorman, former lieutenant at Townley, heads the Montana recruiting drive for the Non-Partisan League. Great Falls hosts state headquarters as 4 000 members pledge dues and 30 automobiles fund organizers to reach farmers, with plans for eight cars and county coverage within three months.
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Non Partisan League
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Nonpartisan League
Townley
D. C. Dorman
Great Falls
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Dooley
Sheridan
eIas Hansen
Dagmar
Sheridan County
R. J. Whitaker
Clarence Langier
Chester
Ill County
C. E. Reed
Inverness
Lewis and Clark County
Richland
Waller
Phillips
Blaine
Hill Counties
The Love of Henry Plummer Betrays Murderous Band
Henry Plummer the Montana bandit leads a gang noted for robberies including the Fort Benton express raid. He courts Miss Electra Bryan, marries at St Peters mission, and is captured by Vigilantes on January 10 1864. Plummer is executed, leaving a posthumous son in Cedar Rapids whose mother later learns the truth.
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Lena
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Vail
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Jack Cleveland
Bannack
Virginia City
Miss Bryan
St. Peter's Mission
Bill Brunton
Dearborn
Express Messenger
Cedar Rapids
Montana
Henry Plummer
Dimsdale
Former Senator Paris Gibson Names Forgotten Hero for Hall of Fame
Tribute recalls William Sprague, a Montana pioneer, who in 1865 descended the Missouri River with partner to Fort Benton carrying a wounded man. He faced dangers, borne by grit and sage treatment, lauded as a near-legendary act inspiring a bronze statue in a park near the falls.
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Hall OF Fame
Montana
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Sprague
Helena
Winnih
Missouri River
Fort Bentom
Portage
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Grease
Smith River
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Sreene
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Camyeannon
Mamitih
Sunriver
Fort Benton
Plains
Sun River
Portage Coulee
William Sprague
Aeneas
Troy
Rocky Mountains
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Virgil
Druggists Win Fight Over Pharmacy Certification Bill
The state university School of Pharmacy faced a setback as Higgins of Missoula saw his bill to authorize practice on university certificates killed on third reading. Pharmacists statewide protested, arguing students should meet exam standards like law and medical students before practicing.
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State University
Higgins
Missoula
Game
Insurance inquiry asks how long money lasts for a family
An advertisement questions a wife about financial security if the husband dies and promotes Equitable Life Insurance. It cites large in force and asset figures and offers double payout for accidental death and income for life in cases of total permanent disability. For information contact Rickards & Ellis, managers, Helena, Montana.
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Rickards & Ellis
Helena
Mont
Deadlock and district split mark last days of Montana legislature
The Montana legislature stalled as houses refused to transmit most bills after day 51. Miss Rankin and Congressman John Evans, both of Missoula, face potential rivalry in a divided district as the two parties clash over vetoes and floor access. A new law reassigns the head janitor to capital custodian with a 2000 salary, and strengthens the state bank examiner’s final authority on charters.
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John Evans
Missoula
State Board of Examiners
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