Beaverhead County Fair Ends with Strong Exhibits and Races
Beaverhead county's third annual fair concluded with strong stock exhibits and notable visitors. Governor Norris, Senator Carter, Chief Justice Brantly, and Judge Clements attended. Norris urged better farm showings next year. Racing featured a relay tight finish, new auto and motorcycle events, and several track records were set despite a few mishaps. Net proceeds exceed $700 to help the association’s debt.
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Carter Rally in Dillon Draws Cold Reception
The Carter rally in Dillon last Wednesday night drew a chilly, apathetic crowd. Report notes a stark lack of enthusiasm for Tom Carter amid Aldrich Cannon ties, contrasting with past support and a later Democratic dollar dinner.
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Democratic ticket will sweep state in Montana race
Helena reports from across Montana that Senator Thomas H. Carter may retire as United States senator. Samuel V. Stewart says the Democrats will win the statewide ticket with insurgent Republicans shifting to oppose Carter, aided by new voters from Wisconsin Iowa and Nebraska. The Democratic legislative ticket and Hartman for congress are favored, and Carter’s campaign tone has grown sour as posters showed failed appearances in Sheridan and Twin Bridges. The forecast is a Democratic sweep aided by progressive Republicans and disillusioned voters.
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Good Card at Scenic This Week
Scenic bills two numbers Jimmie O D ea as newsboy comedian sings songs tells stories and ends with a dance Doherty and Levy sing and talk Tonight is amateur night with extra numbers Tomorrow Valoy Major a lady comedian in a monologue Tracy and Carter in a comedy sketch Sunday Davis and Franklin perform a singing and dancing act Oswald Legring a comedy palmist offers a bright unique performance Father Foley head of St Rose Catholic church will leave for Los Angeles for a health related climate change and will take charge of a diocese there parish friends express regret at his departure.
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Comparative Statement Of Wool Shipments In Beaverhead
Beaverhead county's wool clip surpasses two million pounds with gains in total bags pounds and cars shipped while prices rise from last year though overall money received is down. The report notes late buying and reduced bulk from Jeremiah Williams in Boston, and cites Governor White and First National Bank warehouse as key to presenting the comparatives. Helena figures project Montana wool output at about 34 million pounds this year, down from 40 million. average price falls to 19 cents per pound, estimating clip value near 6.8 million dollars versus 8.8 million last year.
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Dr Rathbone Opens Luxurious New Dental Quarters
Dr Rathbone moves from the Metlen block to remodeled quarters over the Lusher store. The six rooms feature natural pine, electric lighting, green reception, brown operating rooms, modern gear powered by electricity, a rest room, a well lit laboratory with numerous machines, and two air tanks for casting. Two years of European and eastern city study influenced the design to offer the best in modern dentistry. Dillon boasts these elegantly furnished apartments as the finest in the west.
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Civil Service Exams Planned for Seattle Post Office
The United States Civil Service Commission announces an October 29 1910 examination for clerk and carrier positions in the local Post Office Service. Applicants must be 18 to 45 years old and are urged to apply. For blanks and full details contact the Commission’s focal representative at the Post Office or the Secretary of the Eleventh Civil Service District at the Post Office Building Seattle Washington.
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Poindexter Nominated By Voters For Fifth District Judge
A petition with over four hundred voters nominates Judge J B Poindexter for District Judge of the Fifth Judicial District. The term arises from both appointment and upcoming election, ensuring validity of court actions for the next two years. no opposing candidate is expected.
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