Republican Convention Appoints Lloyd, Vivian Lead Silver Bow Rally
The Silver Bow County Republican convention opened with Col. C. F. Lloyd named temporary chairman amid applause and Eugene Carroll naming him, with Clark L. Moore as temporary secretary. George W. Irvin announced a platform and credentials committee, and W. H. Vivian was chosen permanent chairman as delegates prepared to select sixty-two delegates to the state convention. The resolutions praised McKinley, honored military success, and urged loyalty to the Republican Party in Montana. A list of delegates and alternates was read and adopted, with adjournment until the evening session.
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Republican Party
Malcolm Gillis
County Central Committee
Gillis
John F. Davies
George R. Davis
Eugene Carroll
Col
C. F. Lloyd
United Front
Colonel Lloyd
Lloyd
DeWitt
R. Leonard
Clinton H. Moore
Jackson
Opie
Moore
Mr. Moore
Helena
Montana
Rough Riders
Kessler
Lawton
West
Byron H. Cook
Roosevelt
John A. Plint
Young and Garlick
Weller
Robert Tait
Geo. Chater
J. Ball
Willam Robinson
Thomas Barrett
Charles Trowbridge
H. Osgood
C. J. Stevenson
J. B. Cowperthwaite
Charles Lyford
Order of Business
B. H. Cook
John
J. H. Vivian
Vivian
Wm. Gallick
C. R. Hopkins
B. Hu, Dunshee
Josiah Knight
W. C. Thomas
J. R. Creighton
Ren. F. Plummer
Geo. Lindsay
Committee On
United
Silver Row County
United States
McWinley
Philadelphia
Geo. W. Irvin
Silver Bow County
Willam H. Thompson
Montana Territory
Mr Thompson Sinking and Death Expected
Hon William Thanin syn remained gravely ill after paralysis struck Saturday night with physicians stating death was expected before midnight. Henry Muntzer's Bock Beer praised as best yet in Butte and available in bottles for family use via grocers or By phone 252 at Butte Brewery.
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William Thaninsyn
Henry Muntzer
Butte
Butte Brewery
Svea Jodae No. 42 funeral notice for Hilmer Wenberg
Members of Svea Jodae No. 42 meet at North Main Street hall Wednesday at 1 o'clock to attend Hilmer Wenberg's funeral. Visiting brothers invited. Fred Bloom N G Rye F Williams Secretary. Oak Knife Trays with partitions special sale Wednesday at The Fair 79 W Park.
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Svea Jodae No
North Main Street
Wednes
W'Elook
Hilmer Wenberg
Fred Bloom
N. G
Rye F
Williams
the Fair
Park
Hendricks 15 to be Retired after board decision
The board of trustees indicates Prof J B Hendricks, city superintendent of Hutte schools for three years, will likely not be retained. They report consensus favors a change for the district's good, while no specific candidate is in view and further personnel changes have been discussed.
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J. BP. Hendricks
Hutte
Ety
Hendricks
Smallpox Scare Triggers Missoula Health Action
A Hamilton smallpox outbreak rumor spurred Missoula officials to halt an incoming Copper City Limited. Six exposed residents face quarantine, while westbound trains were screened. authorities later confirmed no patients aboard. The scare prompted Missoula to consider Hamilton quarantine and noted several local departures and a camp near Stevens Camp No 1 reporting cases.
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Inter Mountain
Missoula
Hamilton
Little Town
Copper City
Butte
Juavel
McCabe
Copper City Limited
Anaconda
Tater Mountain
White
Grand Larceny Charge Filed Over Diamond Ring Theft
Annie King charged with grand larceny by county attorney and jailed in Justice Harrington's court. Grace McGinnis, owner of East Mercury street resort, says King, a boarder paying $20 weekly, stole a diamond ring valued at $201. Arrest warrant issued.
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Annie King
Justice Harrington
Grace McGinnis
Mercury Street
Annie
Close Race Sends Briscoe Ahead in Votes Count
A tight vote count shows Miss Briscoe gaining 826 to reach 5 307 while Mise McAndrews increases by today to 5 377. The race continues until Saturday night with a potential prize trip to Paris or Cape Nome. Mike Fowley aged a years died yesterday. funeral tomorrow at 907 East Bunsnte Street.
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Miss Briscoe
Mise McAndrews
Paris
Cape Nome
Mike Fowley
Phmorrow
East Bunsnte Street
Yellowstone National Park
Nust
Pride of Butte stables opens for hoarders and livery
Local items list businesses and services including Otten Bros pianos at 219 N Main and Montana Music Co tuner, John N Olson violin teacher, A B Jones roofing and paving, S A Whiteway & Co architects relocate, and rental space at 36 North Main. Funeral notices for Joseph Lally and Hilmer Weinberg noted with times and locations.
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G. Bates
Montana Music Company
John N. Olson
Wort Park
A. B. Jones
East Yark
Charles Langlois
Butte
S A
Whiteway & Co
Nort
Agsayern
Fair Drug and Assay Supply Company
Kagt Park Street
Joseph Lally
Stewards
C. Blackiston
Butte Bird Stove
W. Broadway
Brtte Stove Revair Company
Park
Hilmer Weinberg
South Bu
M. U. Tracks
Clark resigns as senator in Helena stir
Special to the Tater Mountain Helena May 1 W A Clark son of the senator delivered a May 1 resignation letter to Acting Gov Spriggs who declines to appoint or call a special session today Anti Clark factions condemn Governor Smith for leaving the state amid a critical moment The resignation marks a major local sensation in months
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Tater Mountain
Helena
Clark
W. Clark
Sprigean
W. A. Clark
Spriggs
Smith
St. Paul
Monta
Spriges
Renator Charn
Senate
Kent
California
Spiraea
Daly
Farewell, Bog Special to the Inter Mountain
A San Francisco resident learns Senator Clark intends to resign and seeks a special Southern Pacific train to Helena to contest an appointment by Acting Governor Spriggs. In a rush he reportedly takes a steamer to the Philippines to study the Oriental situation for the next campaign and fears Spriggs may fill the senate seat and the supreme court vacancy before his return.
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Salt Lake
Utah
San Francisco
Guy
Smith
Occidental
Clark
Southern Pacific
Helena
Spriggs
Philippines
Clack
Senate
Supreme Court
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Cuba
Porto Rico
Wberry
Silver Bow
Hoberts
Walkerville
Neon Committee
W. H. DeWitt
J. BE. Richards
Evans G
W. Truitt c. RK. Leonard
A. A. McMillan
A. ¥. Bray
Darrow
W. H. Roberts
RP. Pierce
Sam M
Roberta
C. Ry Hopkins
Ola J. Hamilton
W. H. DeWith
John Wirk
Savin Lisa
M. Gillis
J. Knight
John Poole
Ve Campbell W
C, Thomas
B. F. Plummer
Crtevis
J. Reynolds
Thea
Driscoll
C. H. Moore
S. Batterman
Dyer
Wm. Pinkham
Eddy
Hto
Stephen William Th
Joseph Vogler
R. Wearing
W. P. Rodebank
Thos
Stodden
Watson Weiamer
Miles
Delet
Joseph Corby
L. P. Sanders
BL. Chapman
Waters
M . Riley
John Floyd
R. J. Oates
Joan Alexander
Tallant
W. J. Ball
R. Bolman
J. Heilig
Wim. Webb
WR. N. Bell
MacGill
J. A. Cannon
Harry Goodland
A. A. Abbott
W. H. Winters
Andrew Young
Fred Paull
J. &, Cowperthwaite
H. Jefferson
J . H. Hastings
Tos
Silver
Jos
Sinsel
Ray Harrington
Thos. Scadden
Tt. F. Turner
John Burkland
J. H. Congdon
W. L. Ropbins
T. B. Gardner
Geo. Bettensen
Wm. Talbert
Wim. Chellew
Dennis Smith
Rnoch Johns
Frank Anderson
W. J. Slater
F. W. Haskins
John Herron
Chas. Lyford
East Broadway
MR. Thompson
Concensus
Board OF Trustees
Mr. Hendricks
Stevens’ Camp No. 1
Jtown
Board of Health
Ambrose Clughton
Misoula
Tron Mountain
Peat House
Tamilton
Amandle
Minn
Otten Bros
N. Main
Ee Ee
Wiliam Richardson
Charles
Butte Land and Investment Company
Cou
Bovie “B
William Richardson
Charles M. Buck
Pualien Uon
Kenophanes Placer
Butte Land & Investment
W. Kemper
Butte, Mont
U. 8
Harry T. Lewis
Baltimore
Sev
Bears
Deyareck
Recorder of
Relatio
Henry ‘Smith
O. Greene
Rewister
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Chicago
Yen
Strauss, Glazer & Co
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