Vermont as a barometer of national votes in 1892
William Whitney says Vermont voters on the first Monday in September will hint at November results. He cites past Vermont margins in 1884 1900 1904 and 1908 as guides, noting a 29 000 plus Republican lead signals victory while under 25 000 favors Democrats. The piece notes evolving political conditions and warns Vermont may or may not predict nationwide outcomes.
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William Whitney
Vermont
Whitney
McKinley
Roosevelt
Taft
Inter Mountain
Beaverhead Shoeing Shop Offers Heavy Derrick and Forge Services
The Beaverhead Shoeing Shop advertises work on heavy derricks and frons, brands, plow pointing, all kinds of repair work, heavy forging and fall kinds.
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Beaverhead Shoeing Shop
Dillon Band Picnic A Labor Day Success At Barrett Station
The Dillon band picnic on Labor Day drew about four hundred people. Stores closed for the day as a special five coach train carried picnickers to Barrett's station. The group met in a cottonwood grove near the John Ewing ranch, with Ohioans among the celebrants. After lunch a sports program featured Dillon Juniors defeating Jack Rabbits 9 to 5 in seven innings, followed by a bowery dance and band music. The crowd returned home content after a full day of enjoyment.
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Dillon Band
Barrett's Station
John Ewing
Dillon
Jack Rabbits
Sad accident at the Polaris mine claims Chicago man
Thomas Lane Carter, 35, a lease worker from Chicago, fell 115 feet into a seven foot shaft at the Polaris mine while sampling with an elder companion. He suffered a shattered arm and hip and a fractured skull, died after hours of treatment. Mrs. Carter, his wife, was with him and left Dillon with his remains for Chicago.
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Polaris
Thomas Lane Carter
Chicago
Ed Kolman Buys Hotel in Idaho
Ed Kolman and his wife plan to relocate from Dillon to St. Maries Idaho to operate the Kootenai Inn. Kolman formerly managed The Medon in Dillon and brings hotel experience to its new ownership. The St. Maries Gazette notes the Inn’s strong local reputation will likely continue under his management.
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Ed Kolman
Dillon
St. Maries
Idaho
Kolman
Medon
Idaho City
Kootenai Inn
Montana
Thorp
Herb Selway Ships Cattle to Portland
Herbert B. Selway arrives with 11 cars of Montana cattle from Conrad and tops the Portland market with steer bids at 7 cents and fat cows at 6.10. He farms three ranches and handles about 900 head, says 26,000 cattle roam his region, praises Montana, and plans a $7,000 Dillon residence.
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Herbert B. Selway
Montana
Conrad
Portland Livestock Reporter
Mr. Selway
John Fleming
Pocatello
Dillon
Selway
Local noted residents and visitors around Dillon this week
Mrs A Pierce and son Thomas shop in the city while Miss Esther Thomas visits the Graeter home in Argenta. Fred Metlen returns from Horse Prairie with a full hunting bag. Bond and Adams depart for California and Los Angeles respectively. Miss Alice Jordan returns to Anaconda after a Argenta visit. Edgar Ferris of Horse Prairie in town with sisters resuming studies. Mrs Strong and Foster family head to Michigan. Willis Niblack arrives from Elkton to attend Beaverhead County High. St James Guild Hall in Dillon opens Sept 11 12 18 as a fair rest room. College campus shows prime fall upkeep with neat lawns trees and cleared walks. Delilah Raymond arrives with Mrs Mason and Miss Hyndman to Spokane for nursing duties. Erna Hearn returns from summer school Dillon to visit before Normal opens. Edna Easter joins from Chinook via Center Street. Dolores Commeau of Anaconda also summer student en route home. Lucille Hartman returns from Normal school for brief visit. Pure milk and cream advertised by Dillon Dairy. Nathaniel Jones announces candidacy for Beaverhead County Clerk on Republican ticket.
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Erna Hearn
Dillon
Edna Easter
Chinook
Butte
Mary Burke
Centerville
Dolores Commeau
Anaconda
Lucille Hartman
Inter Mountain
Polaris Mine Teaming Contract Bids Sought
Bids requested for teaming a minimum of 200 tons of ore per month from the Polaris mine to Grant. Excellent ore handling facilities and strong earnings potential for hustlers. Apply T. L. Carter Polaris Mont.
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Polaris
T. L. Carter
Mont
Notice to Creditors Estate of John A Moran
Notice is given by the administrator Fred Nelson of the estate of John W Moran deceased to creditors and others with claims to exhibit them with vouchers within ten months after first publication at the law office of Jos C Smith Dillon Montana Beaverhead County. Dated Sept 8 1912.
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John A. Moran
John W. Moran
Jos. C. Smith
Dillon
Montana
Beaverherd
Fred Nelson
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