Cow counties unite to elect Waite national committeeman
In a coordinated bid the cow counties backed John D. Waite of IPergus County for national committeeman, defeating Malcom Gillis of Silver Bow. Eleven delegates from Teton County attended the state convention, five present, and they voted as a unit for all eleven Teton votes. The Montana Republicans displayed unity amid internal factions as Democrats seek congressional support for key legislation, focusing on Dixon’s influence against Gibson and Clark’s rail interests.
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Waite
Ipergus County
Silver Bow
Malcom Gillis
Teton County
John Galbreath
Browning
C. J. Kinna
Lowry
Alex Yule
Raymond
Wm. Hodgskiss
C. EK. Trescott
Chateau
Teton
Kraus Irrigator Sold As Local News Highlights Conrad
The week sees Kraus Irrigator change hands with W. J. Martin and Geo. A. Miller taking ownership. Socials, meetings, and local notes fill the scene from Conrad on April 12 1904 with remembrances of whist, visits, and efforts to organize a baseball team.
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W. J. Martin
Geo. A. Miller
Kraus
Wr. Lintz
Augusta
H. E. Brockman
Herbert Conrad
County commissioners set motions at special session
The board approved assigning the printing contract from Geo W Magee to Prescott Bros and ordered sealed proposals for a jail contract in Conrad opened June 7. Final road hearing for Dupuyer and Raymond set June 9. C F Green named road supervisor district 9. Warrants approved for M S Darling and J P Dupuyer costs. Exposition trip ticket drawing May 5 at 4 pm. Jos Hirshberg & Co.
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Geo. W. Magee
Prescott Bros
Conrad
St. Louis Exposition
Jos. Hirshberg & Co
Governor Hunt to sail for U S to become Montana judge
A Washington dispatch reports Governor William H. Hunt of Porto Rico will sail April 12 to accept a federal judgeship in Montana. He would succeed Judge Hiram Knowles who seeks retirement on April 11 after reaching the age limit. Hunt, formerly Montana Supreme Court associate justice, resigned to govern Porto Rico after its US acquisition.
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Helena
Washington, D. C
National Capital
William H. Hunt
Porto Rico
United States
Montana
Hiram Knowles
Philader C. Knox
Knowles
Hunt
Supreme Court of
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Che Choteau
Acantha
Trescott Brothers, Publishers
Official Paper
Choteau
John D
The
Greatfalls Tribune
Amalgamated Company
Tribune
W. A. Clark
Dixon
Gibson
Clark
Railroads
Conrad Char
R. Bowen
D. Jones
James Byrnes
Chas. Metzker
Vame
Nelson
M. E. Devine
Florence Daily
Madge Nelson
Katie Devine
Ora
Johnston
James Byrne
John Moore
Talbert
Walter Johnston
Charles Aletaker
Ralph Gordon
Dupuyer
Angus Finlayson Jr
Canada
F. A. Long
Cobleigh
Conrad Yooking
Jack Lederwood
H. W. Kraus
Cascade
Jos, Hirshberg & Cu
County Commissioners’ Meeting
Board of County Commissioners
W. W. Kelly
Teton Iron Bridge
Spring Creek Bridge
Cooteau
Dupuyer and
Raymond Road
C. F. Green
J. W. Davis
M.S. Darling
J. P. Dupuyer
JOS, Hirshberg & CO
E. N. Haugen
Choteau, Montana
Harris Balos
General Merchandise
Dupuyer, Montana
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Studebaker Wagons
McCormick
Beaupre
Cecelia Stowe
Orator
Entro Nous Club
Warren Avenue
Curiaco
Inz
Cardus
Crtaba Plu
FE. D. KINGSBURY @ CO
Frank
Dean
Jesse Morgan Dupuyer
Oatele
Shawn
Brisa
Shields & Clack, Dupuyer
Creek
Victor
Vianos
Omaha, Neb
E. Tanner
W. A. Leech
Prororiwtor
Lehman Heaters
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