Melville Voters Adopt Resolution on Party Unity and Prosperity
A November 3 1894 meeting of Republican voters and Woolgrowers of Melville Park County Montana adopted resolutions urged named Livingston figures to rejoin the Republican fold and pledged accountability if the party failed to elect its three nominees on November 6. The document called for unity to restore prosperity, with copies to Livingston Enterprise Livingston Post and Big Timber Pioneer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melville
Park County
Montana
Republican Party
Livingston
E. H. Tancorr
National Park Bank
J. C. Vinas
C. H. Savage
Republican County Central Committee
Joan R. Kine
J. S. Tromison
O. P. Templeton
A. W. Minxs
Melville Precinct
United States
Livingston Enterprise
Livingston Post
Big Timber Pioneer
Albert Crest
Michael Whalen
Knut Anderson
Herman Wulfyf
Ellingson
Montana legislature opens with broad bill agenda
The Montana State Legislature moves to pass numerous county division bills and two bounty bills while revising codes. The session targets stock interests protection and overall code adoption with targeted amendments. A list of introduced bills by number is provided for public interest.
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Chandler
Metzell
Montana
Leonard
N. B
State College of Agriculture
Cooper
County of
Carbon
I. B
Brown
Latimer
Shropshire
Supreme Court
Auld
Shober
State House Debates Steeped in Montana Legislation
Column lists numerous Senate and House bills and resolutions with sponsors such as Smead Power Hoffman Brosnan and Ken nedy. It details acts to create districts establish homes and counties and regulate licenses and taxes. It notes opposition to Sweet Grass county and marks legislative proceedings and page continuations.
County Division Debate and Livingston Vote Fallout
The piece questions Representative Joy about opposition he faced and asks Collins and Meyer the same. It contrasts Livingston’s votes with four Sweet Grass county precincts and notes park Yellowstone and Meagher county officers largely reside outside proposed area. It accuses Livingston residents of electionday carriages and banners supporting Day Smith and Kelly against division, and ends by asking if divisionists won and Democrats were overwhelmed.
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Collins
Livingston
Meyer
Joy
Becker
Hudson
Kelly
Day
Delsfort
Collins and
Sweet Grass County
Big Timber
Melville
McLeod
Howie
Jay
Park
Yellowstone
Meagher Counties
Park County
Smith and Kelly
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A G. Hator
Attorney AT Law
Notary Pustic
W A. Moore, M. D
J.H. Moore
Physicians and Surgeons
Moons & Co
E. Almas, M. D
London
England
Almus & Co.'s Drug Store
Bia TimBen
Montanrr
Sutton & Thresher
C. E. Sutton, &. Thresher
Attorneys AT Law
Tooms
Nevitt
Bozeman, Mont
The
Commercial Exchange Bank
Bozeman National Bank
LSU
B. O. Forsyvitt
B. S. Lavoup
Joan Horr
E. A. Leg
C. M. Rex
D. J. Sandsness
Henry Ellixcson
Syver Crest
A. A. Berg
Charles A. Baldwin & Co
Bankers
Wall Street
New York
Daily Financial
L. F. Douthett
Bear Creek
Climax
IDEAL
NEW Home Swing Machine CO
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Mass
Roeron
Iass
Axton Sovant
Calcaco
Ill
St. Louis
Dallas
Tlyas
Sax Fraeginco
Cal
Atlanta
Hatch-Dier Mercantile Company
Montana Legislative Assembly
Montana State Legislature
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Wieiville
Reese Ereseses
Hartman
Corbett
Smith
S. L
Smead
S. B
Eleventh Judicial District
Power
National Guard of
Hoffman
Great Falls
Brosnan
Flowree
Glendive
Cullen
Granite County
Sligh
S. B. No
Hatch
Monteath
Kennedy
H. LB
Broadwater
Kalispell
Nyan
Legislative Assembly
Alderson
Dassaute Employment Agency
Hollensteiner
Hedges
State of
Glasscock
County of Rosebud
Hopkins
Lawrence
White Sulphur Springs
Anderson
Tallant
Sweet Grass
House
Monreath
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