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Republican State Convention Call from Montana in 1904
The Republican State Central Committee calls a state convention in Helena at noon on Tuesday April 12 1904 to elect six delegates and six alternates to the National Convention in Chicago June 21 1904 and to conduct other business. Delegates are apportioned among counties including Beaverhead 16 Madison 23 Cascade 66 Gallatin 19 Yellowstone 15 Flathead 22 Missoula 36 and others. Republicans and independents are invited to participate in primaries and conventions to select delegates.
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Republican State Central Committee
Helena
Montana
Chicago
Iinois
Beaverhead
Madison
Missoula
Cascade
Park
Chouteau
Powell
Weveell Custer
Ravalli
Rawson
Deer Lodge
Teton
Valley
Yellowstone
Delegates Rules For State Convention Adopted
The convention adopts rules on representation and voting. Delegates and alternates eligible are Republicans from each county. absentees may be represented by alternates or county majorities. no voting from absent counties in certain cases. notices of contests must be filed in writing with the State Central Committee at least one day before the convention. J B Cousins, Secretary.
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Jefferson
Lewis and Clark
Frost
Turep
Firth
State Central Committee
Primary and County Republican Conventions Nominating Delegates
Gov. B. F. White chaired a large primary at the county courthouse to elect fourteen delegates and fourteen alternates to the county Republican convention. Attendees praised the turnout as among the largest in recent years with strong party interest noted. Delegates named include M. & Davidson, Frank Eliel, O. W. Scott, and T. M. O Connor.
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Court House
B. F. White
White
B. N. Stevenson
M. &. Davidson
T. M. O'Connor
Frank Eliel
O. W. Scott
County Republican Convention Adopts Delegates for State Meet
The county Republican convention met April 7 at the courthouse. M. L. Davidson chaired, with Phil Anderegg secretary. Delegates were seated from multiple precincts, committees named on credentials and permanent organization, and a 15 minute caucus chosen delegates for the state convention with a long list of delegates and alternates approved. The body adjourned after harmonious discussion.
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Republican County Central Committee
Court House
M. L. Davidson
Phil Anderegg
AC. Gruewell
Frank Hazelbaker
Jos. Stevens
C. W. Rob
B. I. Sanders
Bannack
K. N. Gray
Barretts
J. W. Ewing
Bowen
C. H. Albee
Birch Creek
George Mast
Dillon Laundry Adds New Mangle for Family Wash
The Dillon Steam Laundry installed a 4600 pound, 86 inch long mangle last Saturday to dry and iron sheets bed spreads and similar items. Manager Wiksdal says the machine will allow handling Dillon family washing at reasonable prices. Wallpaper remnants for small rooms at cost at Hughes and McCalebs.
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Dillon Steam Laundry
Wiksdal
Dillon
Hughes & McCaleb’s
Wild horse roundup from the Rocky Hills near Bannack
Milt Hays W B Hays Louis Fes senden and Bob Shaw gathered about 30 head of range horses from the Rocky Hill range below Bannack on the Grasshopper. They describe chasing a notorious buckskin herd and alert a corral capture after a narrow escape. C S Hurd of Glasgow notes selling the circle bar brand and 1700 head previously. Lee Louis buys a carload of fat steers from Andrus shipped to Butte.
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Milt Hays
W. B. Hays
Louis Fessenden
Bob Shaw
Rocky Hill
Bannack
Horse Prairie
C. S. Hurd
Glasgow
Geo. M. Brown
Mr. Hurd
Lee Louis
Harry Andrus
Butte
Lima
Cattle and Saddles Sold by Dillon Residents
Cows and steers from Chas H Padley went to Butte last week. J F Ferguson a horseman from Lemhi County Idaho who arrived in Dillon with saddlers sold the lot yesterday to C H Deputy. Twenty head in all, described as broke and gentle.
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Chas. H. Padley
Butte
J. F. Ferguson
Lembi County
Idaho
Dillon
C.H
Horse dealer sells mares and steer shipment to Seattle buyers
Chas A Smith disposed of several teams of good horses to various buyers. He sold a fancy sorrel driving mare to a Dakota buyer at a good price. John Kennedy of Frye Bruhe & Co Seattle bought 1000 prime beef steers shipped from Bed Rock. The steers were fed in Big Hole basin and noted as an especially fine lot.
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Chas. A. Smith
John Kennedy
Frye Bruhe & Co
Seattle
Bedrock
Big Hole Basin
Frank Russell Sews Heavy Gloves at Market Stand
Vendor Frank Russell showcases hand sewn gloves for sale at the market. City Shoe store owner H Schoenborn in Dillon advertises products with a price tag of 15 tl.
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Frank Russell
City Shoe Store
H. Schoenborn
Dillon
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