Montana crops to anchor St Louis World Fair exhibit
Prof Lin Seldenn leads Montana’s World’s Fair mission to collect and install agricultural samples. Beav erhead and Cascade contribute dozens, with 18 counties represented. The exhibit plans include grain, grass, alfalfa, and a forthcoming root vegetable and potato display ready by autumn. Contributors urged to plant early for timely assembling in Bozeman and shipping to St Louis.
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Montana
St. Louis Fair
Lin- Seld
Enn
Agricultural College
St. Louis
Agricultural Department
Oata
Coe
Beaverhead
Broadwater
Cascade
Chouteau
Custer
Dawson
Fergus
Flathead
Gallatin
Lewis and Clarke
Madison
Missoula
Jefferson
Powell
Sweet Grass
Yellowstone
Blankinship
Bozeman
Union
Republicans Hold County Convention Elect Delegates to State Assembly
A quiet Thursday session at the courthouse elected 16 delegates and 16 alternates for the state convention in Helena. J W Scott of Bedrock was chosen chairman with Frank Hazelbaker secretary. The group then caucused for 15 minutes to confirm travel to Helena. Also reported is the capture of Montana’s first live coon along the Redrock river by Jay Talent and Gentry Poindexter, who with fishing that week brought 150 fish and two coyotes.
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Court House
Helena
J. W. Scott
Bedrock
Frank Hazelbaker
B. FE. White
Phil Andregg
J. E. Morse
M. A. Walker
Frank Eliel
Fred. Hopp
BE. A. Hazelbaker
M. E. Coen
T. M. Selway
T. J. Mulany
J. G. Willis
G. A. Heberlein
Geo. Woodworth
RE. O. Selway
T. B. Craver
Alf Decker
R. T. Wing
C. H. Albee
Ed Roe
H. C. Patterson
R. N. Gray
J. F. Bishop
C. H. Strobridge
Archie Gibson
E. H. Brundage
Herman Jackson
Jas. Wall Henry Thompson
J. W. Ewing
Geo. B. Conway
Sam’ Patterson
The
Examiner
Montana
Redrock
Jay Talent
Gentry Poindexter
Dillon
Missouri
Dillon Steam Laundry Expands Capacity and Modernizes
The Dillon laundry has added modern equipment and a monster steam mangle costing about 1000 dollars to boost output. Wakkidal and Leach, in charge for six months, have trebled business and plan two more hires. The shop now handles about 700 collars and 400 shirts weekly, with prices shown lower than other state laundries.
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Dillon Steam Laundry
Wakkidal
Leach
Wicksdal
Otto Leach
West
Toothe, Whater & Motter Shirt Co
St. Joseph
C. E. Hartley
Missoula
Teast
Chicago
Dillon
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Wittle Force
Remington
Remington Typewriter Company
Broadway, New York
Prises
St. Lonia
Woolson Spice Company
Toledo
Ohio
Woolson Spice Co
Reta
Lion Woolson Spice CO
Geo. Kunzman
Bannack St
Dillon, Mont
Illinois Central Railway
Eentrai
Cota
Cholva Es
Omaha
Neb
St. Paul
Minn
Clinneapolis
Kansas City
Memphis
St. St. Louis
o.Peoria
Itl
Evansville
Ind
Nashville
Tenn
Atlanta
Jacksonville
Frs
Vicksburg
Miss
Cincinnati
Pacific Coast
Montana Territory
Illinois Central Railroad
J. A. Foley
South St. Salt Lake Cly
Hennessy
Butte, Mont
F. W. Vogler
Salmon City
Gibbonsville
Dillon Furniture Co
Grocers
Gregg
Phon
U. S
Casnowe
US Patent Office
Washingtorn,d.c
Geo. R. Metlen
United States
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