Democrats Hold Primaries Across County For Convention
Democratic primaries were held in Dillon and nearby precincts with large turnouts and strong unity. Delegates and alternates to the county convention were elected in Dillon North and South, Jackson, Bannack, Blacktail, Wisdom, Horse Prairie, Lima and other precincts, with meetings conducted harmoniously and optimism for a winning ticket. The City Council warned of a public hearing at 8 p.m. September 26 1906 on sprinkler tax levies for districts 1 and 2 of Dillon Montana.
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Dillon
Satuday
J. B. Poindexter
County Central Committee
G. T. Paul
G. R. Metlen
Justices of the Peace
Chas
Hirschman
P. Phillips
John Kent
Ezra Thompson
Dillon North
Benjamin Bond
Geo. W. Dart
John Banks
Henry Wolf
Jake Mittlemier
Wm. Price
C. L. Wemple
George Knorman
J. G
Erwin Nels Christensen
Wo. Climer
John Dolan
Jack Burke
John Jones
Walter Mathes
Benj. Bond
Josh Bennett
J. P. Murray
Ed Connolly
W. M. Oliver
W. J. Woods
Geo. Wolf
Sam Ford
Emmett Allison Homer Harrison Denton
Olliver
Wm. Lovell
F. P. Harrison
N.S. Woods
George R. Metlen
Dillon South
J. B. McKinney
Bannack
H. R. Paddock
A. Bessette
F. R. Wynes
F. L. Graves, Jr
R. A. Ryburn
J. C. Stieger Blacktail
Blacktail
KB. B. Sprinkle
Orr H. T. Poindexter
John Conover Henry Laughlin
Will Nevina Wisdom
Wisdom
Fred Nelson
J. S. Crane
W. P. Jahnke
Wm. Montgomery
John Peterson Grant Spry Moge Jardine
Joe Shaw
Joe Arnold
Gus Jahnke
J. E. Burgess
J. W. Moran
J. P. Logal
George Bailard
Bedrock
Montana
Man Accused of Forgery Caught in Idaho Falls
Undersheriff George W. Dart went to Idaho Falls and arrested Walter Reid, once a ranch hand near Dillon, for forging two checks. One for 7.50 cashed by David Robb, another for 22.80 with 7.00 paid by Robert Bammer. The forger may be J. P. Watera, a rancher southeast of Dillon. Reid returned to Dillon with Dart after arrest, no requisition needed.
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Geo. W. Dart
Idaho Falla
Walter Reid
Reid
Dillon
David Robb
Robert Bammer
J. P. Watera
Idaho Falls
Dart
Senator Tillman to Open Montana Normal College Entertainments
The Normal College plans a heavy winter entertainment season with guests from Butte Helena Billings Great Falls and other towns. Senator B R Tillman will open on November 16 followed by Ross Crane on December 4 and Father I J Vaughan on February 23. Ralph Parlette closes March 16 with season tickets offered at 3 dollars.
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Normal College
Butte
Helena
Billings
Great Falls
Montana
Dillon
Pitchfork
Senator Tillman
Ross Crane
I. J. Vaughan
Father Vaughan
Ralph Parlette
Caldwell Section Boots ing
Ralph V. Sebree formerly assistant cashier at Flist National Bank visits Caldwell Idaho with Mrs Sebree and their dog Butcher He runs The Saratoga hotel and works as a locomotive engineer on the Caldwell Irrigation limited project the biggest government project reclaiming 300 000 acres Caldwell grows with new homes and business as population nears 3000 and may double in two years Idaho looks booming locally centered on construction and growth
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Ralph V. Sebree
Flist National Bank
Caldwell
Idaho
Ject
Sebree
Progress at Bannack Promises Rich Mining Venture
Bannack Consolidated Mining Company, formed in Butte two months ago, advances with shaft sinking and crosscuts to map three possible veins in Beaverhead county. Ground shows wash 23 to 70 feet deep. a crosscut into an iron cap shows 14 per cent copper and $2.40 gold per ton. Oxidized ore yields 2 per cent copper with some gold. mine plans indicate a working shaft will be dug to enable scaled operations if sulfurides prove as rich as hoped. The Normal College home and Dillon church choirs of 100 will rehearse Daughter of Jarvis under Prof. E S Luce starting next Tuesday, with presentation in about two months.
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Bannack Consolidated Mining Company
Butte
Bannack
Beaverhead County
Carlton H. Hand
Normal College
Dillon
Jarvis
E. S. Luce
Deer Lodge County
Resolutions Committee
Irvin
Fisk
A. J. Bennett
Madison County
Porter
Billings
Bennett
Granite County
Revolution Committee
Mantle
State Central Committee
Dixon Won't Head Ticket At Republican State Convention
A three hour session at the Helena Republican state convention Nominated Charles N Pray for congress and Henry C Smith for associate justice. A heated dispute over interest on state funds was settled when George Irvin moved to table amendments and the issue will influence the campaign and party unity.
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Helena
Butte
Congress
Associate Justice
George Irvin
Charles N. Pray
Ft. Benton
Henry C. Smith
Lewin and
Clark
The
Supreme Court
KE. K. Cheadle
Fergus
G. M., Bourquin
Silver Bow
Milea City
Billings
Horse theft saga ends with Montana suspect’s capture
A gray bald-faced horse stolen from Big Hole basin Montana was traced to Salmon valley. Harve Stout was arrested and returned to Beaverhead county after a red headed accomplice was found working near Pahaimari river. A settlement followed with the horse owner as the pair had agreed on payment in work.
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Big Hole Basin
Montana
Harve Stout
Salmon
Salmon Valley
Jim Ryan
McKin Creek
Ryan's
Ryan Ranch
Pahaimari
Beaverhead
Big Hole
Bagin Rustiera
Stout
Idaho
Gist
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Court House
Winni
Ulsdidad yCu
S. S. Patterson
A. D. Young
George Main Jasper Nelson
F. B. Caldwell
W. C. Orr
John Gelhaus I, K. Adams
A. M. Dunbar
A. S. Beardsley
S. J, Haines
Thos
Jackson
Joe Kraemer
John Casey
E. A. Benjamin
C. S&s
Dishno
EK. M. Barrett
Jess Finsley
al Hatton
John Keenan
Majors Thos. J. Low
Richardson Henry Harrison Bannack
Horse Prairie
T. F. Barrett
Jas
Blair W. C. Blair
Lima
J. A. West
Richard J. Gallagher
Leo Truax
Henry Gleed Sherman Vance
Robert Schendell
Redrock
Chas. Hill
E. Hill
Joe Hainds
E. B. Roe
Joe Shineberger
Tom Tracy
Pat Ward
Henry Miller
Tillman
Caldwell Section
Bootsiing
Dixon
Chas Pray
Fort Benton
Henry Smith
Miles City
Carter
Ian
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