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Dillon Examiner

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Dec 17, 1919

Page

5

Montana Irrigation Funds Pledged For Western Plan

Senator Harry Gallwey reports from Salt Lake that Montana aims to raise funds for western irrigation. A $40 000 pool will be split among states to back a $250 000 000 federal irrigation push with governors and delegates traveling to Washington to lobby Congress. Each county must raise $100 through local chambers or clubs.

Salt. Lake Congress Montana Harry Gallwey Silver Bow Montana Senate Salt Lake Irrigation Congress Salt Lake Congress Idaho Washington California Utah Texas Oregon Nevada Colorado Arizona New Mexico Wyoming Nebraska Washington, D. C Executive Committee National Congress Marry Gallwey Butte Silver Bow County Marcus Daly All West Gallwey Lds McDowell Ronald Higgins Missoula Woolridge Hinsdale Elting Billings H. C. Gardiner Anaconda J. E. Edwards Forsyth E. §. Booth Baker George Featherly Dillon S. B. Connolly H. A. Gallwey Chamber of Commerce Rotary Club Salt Lake Western Irrigation Association

Pioneers in Montana The Cokedale Photo Portraits Leaders Of State

An old photograph of Cokedale ovens shows prominent Montanans who shaped the Treasure State. Readers see A. M. Holter, Geo. T. Wickes, Warren Gillette, Col. W. F. Sanders, J. E. Gaylord, C. W. Cannon, M. E. Downs, J. P. Woolman, O. R. Allen, Sam Hauser, Joe Davis, W. E. Cullen and John J. Murphy. Biographies note Holter’s early mills, Wickes’ town and tunnel, Gillette’s commerce and ranching, Sanders’ vigilante era role, Gaylord’s mining firms, Cannon’s retail and utilities, Woolman’s capital drive, Raht’s East Helena work, Hauser’s governorship and rail ties, and other early Montana achievements.

A. M. Holter Joe Davis Helena Geo. T. Wickes Warren Gillette Col. W. F. Sanders J. E. Gaylord C. W. Cannon M. E. Downs J. P. Woolman Senator Vest Cokedale Company Montana Norway George T. Wickes Wickes Rocky Mountains Warren C. Gillette Missouri River Old Fort Union Bannack Virginia City Last Chance’ Gulch James King Prickley Pear Canyon Confederate Gulch Craig W. F. Sanders George Ives Plummer United States Sanders Butte Parrot Mining Company Anaconda Copper Mining Company Charles W. Cannon August Raht East Helena Montana Union Railway Great Northern Samuel T. Hauser

First Citizen of Fort Benton David G Browne Dies

David G Browne longtime Fort Benton figure and Montana pioneer died at his bank desk from heart disease. Born 1859 in Belfast Ireland he built a vast overland freighting and banking empire and helped shape Montana's cattle trade and financial institutions. He served as alderman county official and key Democratic party organizer alongside state constitutional work and federal posts.

David G. Browne Montana Fort Benton Harness Mr. Browne Bel Utah Wetzell & Company Upper River Browne Fort Assinniboine Wyoming Nebraska Forts Assiniboine Maginis Shawany Custer Bank of Northern Stockman’s National Bank Cleveland Idaho McKinley Bar Eleven Cattle Company

Montana Cowboy Helps Prince Buy Alberta Ranch

George Lane once a Montana cowboy in Madison Beaverhead counties rose to成为 one of North America’s top cattlemen and horse breeders. When the Prince of Wales visited Calgary he rode Bar U ranch with Lane and expressed interest in buying nearby land. Lane suggested a price and the prince approved, planning to stock the ranch with cattle and hire returned soldiers.

Lane Beaverhead Madison Canada Prince Bar-A George Lane Montana Beaverhead Counties Nevada City Alder Creek Virginia City Northwest Territory Manitoba Saskatchewan Alberta Young Lane North America Pat Burns Armour of Calgary Prince of Wales Bar-U George King of England

Silage for Preachers and I W W hens remark

A Glasgow luncheon tale features Uncle Sam Hampton at a meeting where canned chicken is labeled silage for preachers. A local preacher questions the dish as the host explains the joke about storing I W W hens for winter for “sky pilots.”

Uncle Sam Hampton Glasgow Sky

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Yellowstone Territory Argenta Phillipsburg W. S. Cullen Joseph K. Toole Territorial Leslie Hauser John T. Murphy FT. Benton Missouri Wales Prince OK Wales George Lance King of England
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