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Dillon Examiner

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Oct 25, 1916

Page

9

Land Opening Near Havre Defines Beaver Creek Park Reserve

President Wilson announces Fort Assiniboine area in Montana set aside as a 200000 acre reserve. Senator Myers helped secure a 13 mile by 1 mile Beaver Creek strip for perpetual recreational use, with remaining land for school and coal purposes. Land openings run Oct 25 to Nov 15 with a drawing if duplicates exist, price $2.50 per acre plus fees, homestead rules apply after six months, and round trip homeseekers’ tickets available via Great Northern Railway from multiple northern cities.

Fort Assiniboine Military Reservation Havre Seth Maxwell Woodrow Wilson Montana Henry L. Myers Beaver Creek Wilson Land Office Post Office

Poindexter Nominated for Attorney General of Montana

The Democratic Party nominates Judge Joseph B. Poindexter of Dillon for attorney general. Poindexter, a former Fifth Judicial District judge, has served as Montana’s attorney general for over a year after being appointed by Governor Stewart on June 1, 1915. He is praised for honest law enforcement and broad legal experience.

Joseph B. Poindexter Dillon Montana Democratic Party Poindexter State of Stewart J. B. Poindexter Fifth Judicial District Norris

Judge Poindexter of Montana Aged Former Attorney General

Judge Poindexter a Dillon native born in Oregon moved to Dillon as a child in 1881. He studied at Ohio Wesleyan and Washington University St Louis graduating in 1892 and began law practice at Dillon. He served as Dillon city attorney Beaverhead county attorney and Montana judge before becoming attorney general in 1915. He is married with two children.

Poindexter Oregon Dillon Ohio Wesleyan University Wasington University St. Louis Montana Beaverhead State Normal College

Myers's Record as United States Senator

H. L. Myers outlines his tenure in the U S Senate highlighting chairing the public lands committee and advancing homestead and land-claims bills. He cites actions on Glacier National Park, Fort Assiniboine land transfers, reclamation projects, banking and trade amendments, and several federal laws and infrastructure efforts. He emphasizes hard work, voter service, and support for progressive measures while noting votes on major issues.

United States Senate Committee On Public Lands Senate Congress Fort Assiniboine Montana Rocky Boy Beaver Creek Glacier National Park Flathead Fort Peck Miles City District of Columbia United States Lorimer Justice Brandeis H. L. Myers

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