Republican Delegates Nominate County Ticket in Teton County
Delegates met in convention at a city venue led by John S. Gordon and Geo I. Smith. The platform praised Theodore Roosevelt and Montana Republicans, then nominated candidates for senator, representative, county commissioners, sheriff, treasurer, clerk, attorney, assessor, superintendent, surveyor, coroner, public administrator, and justices of the peace. Uncontested and contested ballots settled multiple races with unanimous acclaim for several nominees.
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Teton County
John S. Gordos
County Central Committee
Geo. I. Smith
A. AC. Burbank
E. GC. Garrett
Wm. Hodskise
FB. Guth
John S. Gordon
A. J. Cowell
M. Connelly
J. G. Bair
James Daw
Republican Party
Montana
James G. Blaine
McKinley
Roosevelt
Lee Mantle
Republican State Central Committee
Wilbur F. Sanders
Samuel G. Potter
J. S. Gordon
Republicans ‘County Central Committee
Fatal Wreck on Great Northern Bridge at Cut Bank
A rear end collision of two freight trains on the 180 foot high Cut Bank bridge killed five men. Victims include Hugh M Elroy and Richard Vaughn of Kalispell, Tom Dillon, Duer, and Harrest Harbin. The crash, blaze, and collapse halted eastbound service. coroner's inquest later blamed negligence by the Great Northern for wrongful death.
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Gut Bank
Cut Bank
Hugh M’elroy
Kalispell
Richard Vaughn
Tom Dillon
Great Northern
Duer
Harrest Harbin
McElroy
Extra
Great Bridge
Tlater
Great Northern Railway
County Fair Delights Two State Judges Praise Teton Exhibits
Janes Smith, longtime judge from Chateau, praised Teton county’s first fair for its horse and cattle displays. He lauded secretary Julian Burd for his affability and work, noting strong dairy and farm produce exhibits and a large attendance with engaging races and roping contests.
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Janes Smith
Chateau
Teton County
Smith
Minnesota
Julian Burd
Great Falls
Democratic nominees named by acclamation
Democratic candidates announced for Montana posts with I. J. Walsh of Helena chosen as congress nominee and Judge John B. McLennan of Butte named as associate justice. Both nominations were declared by acclamation.
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Butte
I. J. Walsh
Helena
Congress
John B. McLennan
Grande Lodge Exambles Montana Masons Elects Officers
The Montana Masons grand lodge finished a successful meeting in Butte after adjournment. A. D. McDonald of Kalispell was elected grand master and S. C. Kenyon of Bozeman deputy grand master with a slate of officers from Helena, Butte, Dillon, and other cities. The opening day for next year is the third Wednesday in September.
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Montana Masons
Butte
Grand Lodge
A. D.mcdonald
Kalispell
S. C. Kenyon
Bozeman
C. B. Nolan
Helena
J. L. Carroll
H. M. Parden
Cornelius Hodges
A. B. Martin
Dillon
C. S. Bell
Billings
J. W. Speer
Great Falls
W. M. Montgomery
Anaconda
Hf. C. Smith
Deer and Mountain Goat Hunt Near Sun River Result
Rev R 8 Stringfellow M Tenney and C KE Owens returned from a ten day hunt at the head of the north fork of the Sun river. They secured five deer and two Rocky Mountain goats guided by A B Jones of Chateau. Jones owns a ranch near the canyon mouth and can shoot deer from his cabin. Several elk roam the north fork but have become wary.
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R. 8. Stringfellow
M. Tenney
C. KE. Owens
Harlem
North Fork
Sun River
A. B. Jones
Chateau
Montana
Mr. Jones
Teton River
Great Falls
Teton County High School Growth Described in Local Visit
E P Conwatt reports on the Teton County High School after a vacation return. Enrollment stands at 42 with expectations near 60 before holidays. Freshman class includes 22. next June’s graduating class may reach 12.
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Teton County
Guthrie
Harrisson
Montana
Chateau
E. P. Conwatt
Chicago Livestock Market Report Sept 22 Cattle and Sheep Prices
Chicago livestock market reports cattle receipts at 13 000 with native cattle steady and westerns higher and sheep down 10 cents. Beeves sell around 3 60 to 6 00, cows and heifers 1 50 to 5 50, stockers 2 65 to 4 00, calves 6 25 to 8 00. lambs and sheep quoted 3 75 to 5 50 and 5 00 to 7 60 respectively. Cameras and supplies for sale at Th Art Studio.
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Chicago
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Hamilton Street
Choteau
T. Brooks
A. Kence D. D. S
John W. Shields, C. E
A.C. Warner
Y W. S
Motary
Choteau Aerie
of Eagles
Vhos. Thompson
W. P. Tos. Brooks
Cole
Ls. C. Huseth
J. J. Daley
Farmington
T. A. Smith
Lont
C. H. Benton
AD. S. Land Office
ALORB
Department OF the Interion Conrad Building
Great Falls, Mont
Soo Son
Son
Chas, Moberly
Committee On
St. Mary’s
Fish Lake
Theodore Roosevelt
Thomas H. Carter
Jos. M. Dixon
Congress of the United States
Chas, N. Pray
Henry Smith
Committee On Permanent Organization
J.G. Bair
Rasmus Fagerli
A. C. Burbank
Bair
W. D. Jones
Dupuyer
Alfred Harris
Shelby
H. F. Guth
Carlos Warfield
Bynum
N. O. Tuttle
Wm. Cowgill
Birchcreek
Grand B. Christian
Me. Jones
Connelly
Jones
Warfield
Cowgill
S. L. Potter
C. E. Trescott
George F. Miller
Belleview
A. G. Burbank
Lil. C. Marsh
H. F. Hughes
The
Marins
C. H. Pearson
Conrad
Marsh
Mr. Hughes
Om” Mareh
Ceslesse Chars Aeneee
Hughes
Pearson
G. H. Pearson
Henry Ryan
Ryan
Eess Tees Bray
Ken
Neth McKenzie
H. K. Halvorson
J.E. Webb
Clarence J. Ekinna
Lowry
A. C. Warner
James Sulgrove
N. A. Tuttle
Byonm
Phil I. Cole
F. A. Long
Sulgrove
Blanlk
Esaecators
Femmes
Oaner Tees
John W. Ward
Rebecca Acton
Thin City
Shields
Etty Teriast
Blank
Power and Chalmers
H. W. Power
Wm. Chalmers
Burton Bench
Justices of the Peace
John E. DeHaas
F. H. Federden
D.jones
St. Mary's
E. C. Garrett
Central Committee
Connelly A Jones
Farmington Olaf Forseth
Galbreath Lubee
Dawson Sweet Grass
C. B. Moberly Conrad H.E. Brockman
J.S. Lane Cut Bank
M. Jacobson Collins
O. A. Aynsley
Ale
J. Kinoa Shelby
M. Connelly Dupuyer
M. Thos. Manix Chateau
C. E. Trescott Byraa Base
Sesaee
N. Tuttle Raymond Pewee
Em Enes
Seen Ee
H. &. Belcher
Isegaeeks
John Zimmerman
Democratic
Grande Lodge
Teton Co. High School
Chicago Livestock Market
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