Henry Ellingson Pioneer Settler of Sweet Grass County
Henry Ellingson describe his trek from Minnesota to Montana’s sweet grass valley in the 1880s. He helped establish a school district and built a homestead near Upper Sweet Grass Creek, later operating Ellingson Mercantile Company and serving as justice of the peace, notary, school board member, state representative in 1912 and state senator from 1916 to 1921.
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Edwin
Susan
George
Eama
Ole Clausen
Peter WH. Beeches
Millard Wirkpatrick
St. Paul
Sentinel Butte
Musselshell
Minnesota
Oscar
Bozeman
Gallatin County
Gallatin, Park, Sweet Grass
Stillwater
Carbon Counties
iGrazy Mountains
Meagher
Yellowstone River
Fillmore County
Minn
White Beaver Country
Sweet Grass
Georgy
Johanne
Hilma
Washington
British Columbia
Bear Creek
Carbon County
Johnnie
John
Ellingson Mercantile Company
Li Thes
San Diego
Cal
Old Mexico
Big Timber
Mont
Motor Lan
Susanna
George O. Rostad
Emna
Mark Smaby
Wilma
C. A. Belchen
Big Tirghter
Big Vimber
Johonie
Melville
Justice of the Peace
Ing
Sweet Grass County
Gompers Overruled on Railroad Ownership Stance
Montreal June 17 The American Federation of Labor endorsed government ownership of railroads at its annual convention. The final vote was 29059 for ownership and 8349 against. Gompers hinted he might not seek re election after the defeat. United Mine Workers and railroad workers supported the measure and contributed to his setback.
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Federation of Labor
Samuel Gompers
Gompers
United Mine Workers
Railroad Workers’ Organizations
Gomper
Machinists’ Union and
Metal Trades Organization
Carpenters’ Union
Building Trades Organizations
Visiting Siater Miss Evelyn Flees Near Springdale
Miss Evelyn, visiting near Springdale with her sister Mrs. Emmet Deegan, left the area after an unspecified incident.
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Siater
Evelyn Flees
Springdale
Mrs
Emmet Deegan
Hearst Urges New Independent Party in Call to Citizens
William Randolph Hearst via the Chicago Herald-Examiner calls citizens to assemble in a new independence hall and form a declaration of political independence. He labels Johnson a safe progressive and argues big money fears a nonprogressive idea, urging a new party based on proven republican principles.
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William Randolph Hearst
Chicago Herald-Examiner
Johnson
Democratic Party
Chen
Republic
New York Clothing Merchants Nabbed by Justice Dept
Frederick Gimbel of Gimbel Brothers and two store officials were arrested in New York on four counts of profiteering. The DOJ flying squadron said warrants will follow against other large department stores. Bail set at 1000 each after pleas of not guilty. preliminary hearing July 6.
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New York
Frederick Gimbel
Gimbel Brothers
Department of Justice
Flying Squadron
Gimbels
Price
Gimbel
J. J. Dowdell
C Slanter
United States
Hitchcock
Card of Thanks for Kind Sympathy and Help
A note expressing sincere gratitude from James Jennings and families including Mr. J. G. Wood Mrs. O. T. Reed J. E. Wood and Harry Ammerman for sympathy and assistance during bereavement.
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James Jennings
J. G. Wood
J. E. Wood
O. T. Reed
Harry Ammerman
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Henry Ellingson
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Rach
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Beve
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Frootts
Aneed Hee
Lyeoonn Ddo
Chanmets
Vers
Poligy Cobe Eeotttye Rodett
Stevens Poveda
Lut
Stevens Fon
MeMetin
Pboamiles
Moser Post
Thais
Raf Tse
Sage
Swainboavia
Wis
Met
Milan
Vor
Mets
Nebraska
Bovreaudy
Oeroneation
Mt . Toons
Pibltype
Aloo
Mushi
R. R
Montreal
The
New Party
Chicago
Citi
Dence Hall
Patterson Undertaking Co
C. Graff
Palace Meat Market
Duncan
Liek & Landis
Savage
Upilgrim Twine
Aiada
Nepstad
Lacklen
Percheron Black
M. Chaplain
Department of Sarthe
Pioneer Stud
Bushnell
Illinois
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