Montana State Officers Named by Helena Record in Review
The Helena Record surveys Republican and Democratic candidates for Montana state offices. It profiles governor candidates William Lindsay and Joseph Toole and lists nominees for lieutenant governor secretary of state attorney general treasurer and other posts with brief notes on background and integrity. The piece notes both conventions produced strong contenders with limited opposition beyond political lines.
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Montana
Helena
Wiliam Lindsay
Glendive
Joseph K. Toole
Montana Senate
Tower House
EK. W. King
Hazeman
Dem
Edwin Norris
Dillon
A. N. Yoder
Butte
Miles Romney
Hamilton
Ravalli County
Hamilton News
Congress
Joseph M. Dixon
Missoula
A. C. Gormley
Great Falls
Meagher
Cascade
Theodore Brantley
Deer Lodge
Powell
Granite
D. F. Smith
Kaliapell
Flathead
Teton
Harry Cunning
Albert Galen
Charles Hall
Supreme Court
John T. Athey
Great Falla
District Court
Cascade County
Finley McRae
Flelena
J. H. Rice
Fort Benton
W. H. Harmon
Bozeman
J. M. Kay
Red Lodge
Rochester Social Notes and Local Visit Highlights
Rochester residents report visits from Mr Falkner Mrs Terry and Miss Covel while Misses Hagenson Lawler Deakin Couch McCall and Hulsizer attend the fair. Typhoid illnesses Mrs Parker and Mrs Rouse are noted as ill. A new schoolhouse is under construction with plans to move in after completion. Local mishaps include a buggy overturn and a hay wagon mishap near Twin Bridges. injuries are minor.
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Lizzetta Hagenson
Ethel Lawler
Georgie Deakin
Alley Couch
Altha McCall
Bessie Hulsizer
Mysterious rock near Dillon baffles tests and experts
A strange soft light grey rock found near Dillon by F A Johnson is on display at S E Patternon’s store. Assayer T B Landers has tested it while Smithsonian involvement is sought. A 200 by 50 foot ledge is reported. the stone may polish silver and lacks grit. Claims spread interest and curiosity.
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Dillon
F. A. Johnson
S. 5
Patternon
T. B. Landers
Smithsonian Institute of Washington
Landers
Two Hay Ranches Change Hands
Real estate agent A. S. Johnson completed two large ranch transactions last week. The 320 acre James T. Arp ranch near Dell sold to Charles Morris, a former valley rancher, with a dependent arrangement tied to Dep Scovil.
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A. S. Johnson
James T. Arp
Dell
Charles Morris
Scovil
Walter Carlson Receives Severe Injuries In Hay Derrick Accident
Walter Carlson a rancher north of town and leaseholder on the Bond ranch was badly injured last Thursday afternoon when a hay derrick fell while he and his employees were taking it down. He was thrown about 30 feet landing on his head and hands with a broken right arm a severely sprained left arm extensive bruising and facial scrapes. Dr Kingsbury reports he is recovering nicely.
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Walter Carlson
Bond
Carlson
Kingsbury
Crown Tailoring Co Changes Hands
Crown Tailoring Co changed ownership this week with E. Alexander purchasing the firm from F. C. Zirtz who had served as manager. The Barton barbershop room will be enlarged and upgraded as Alexander expands equipment. He will specialize in Dillon-made suits of high quality at reasonable prices and hire additional tailors as available. He will continue with the Chicago house and make suites to order.
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The
Crown Tailoring Co
F. C. Zirtzman
E. Alexander
Zirtaman
Barton Barbershop
Alexander
Chicago
O. K. Paul & Co Horses Sold in Lima Sale
A Lima sale last Saturday offered work horses brood mares and saddle horses from O. K. Paul & Co. The event drew extensive buyers led by Henry Gleed John A. West and Steve Cook. G. T. Paul conducted the sale in the city.
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O. K. Paul & Co
Lima
Henry Gleed
John A. West
Steve Cook
G. T. Paul
Cits
Express and delivery wagon change hands in Dillon
N S Wood announces he resumes the street business with the express and delivery wagon after buying out Mr Smith. He will sell and deliver stove wood and dry kindling. Calls left with the messenger boy at the central tele phone office will receive prompt attention.
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N. S. Wood
Express
Mr. Smith
Lodging House for Sale in a Prime Location
A lodging house in a good location with up-to-date features will be sold on reasonable terms if the bargain is made promptly. Inquire for details.
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Ham
Senator Mantle
Inter Mountain
Dean
Phil C. Goodwin
News OF the
Harry M. Patterson
John P. Carroll
D. K
St. Joseph’s College
Dubuque, Town
Brandel
Tom Riley
Swan River
Bob Gates
Big Fork
Thomas Jeffries
Columbia Falls
United States Treasury
Thomas Jefferson
Jeffries
Kalispell
Whitehsh
Whitefish
Tandeime
Daniel Christenson
United States
F. P. Sterling
Alice Weinstein
J. H. Walsh
Young Christenson
Post Office
Beattie
Grand Jury
Thomas Travis
United States Land Office
George O. Freeman
Frank J. Edwards
Sam Goodman
Odell McConnell
James Johnston
Springdale
J. N. Kelly
Bozeman Land Office
Johnston
Kelly
Rochester
Mr. Falkner
Laurin
Dick Woodside
Dr. Reins
Ora Nelsor
Blanche Arbour
Will Counter
Twin Bridges
Mammie Parker
Mrs. Terry
Glendale
Mrs
Ida Arbour
Jim Covel
Whitehall
Miss Covel
P. O
Miss May Konen
Vance Boys
Miss Hutchenson
T. B
the Fair
Miga Margaret Steger
Miss Jaggers
Bannack
Mrs. Robbins
Sheridan Band
Macs Opera Company
Albert Ledingham
Albert
Aaron Parker
Rupples Ranch
Aaron
S. S. Patterson's
John R. Selway
Town
Messia
Scavil
Walton
Ot Butte
Montana Steam Laundry
Mr. Walton
Mr. Scovil
Deputy Bros
Milwaukee
Banner Brew
Blatz
VAL. Blatz Brewing CO
S. S. Patterson
Lodging House
Ss. Patterson
Apollinaris
Bethesda
Arcadian
Idanha
el Plantador
Flor de Erb
Rialto
la Coralina Cigars
Madeira
Gutedel
Burgundy
Muscatel
Catawba
Rhine
Malaga
Val Blatz
First National Bank
Dillon, Montana
Beaverhead County
B. F. White
J. H. Gilbert
IVER
Denver
Salt Lake City
Colorado Springs
Colorado
G. W. Fitzgerald
Ag’t
E. Broadway
Butte, Mont
Overland Limited
Union Pacific
Milwaukee & St. Paul
Co. S. Williams
Ticket Office
Salt Lake City, Utah
Olmsted & Logan
Grocers
Gregg's
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