First Montana Senate Organized With Officer Elections
Large attendance as Lieut. Gov. Edwin Norris presides at noon. Senators-elect take oath with Chief Justice Brantly. Cardwell and Cowgill sworn in later. Officers named include President pro tem B. F. White and Secretary H. B. Howry. House and senate notify leaders of readiness for business. Post office box rents reduced. new rules limit single ownership and define allowed mail. Frank Andrus reports five wolves seen in Big Sheep basin with coyotes plentiful nearby.
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Senate
Edwin Norris
H. K. Howry
Cardwell
Jefferson
Cowgill
Teton
Brantly
James McNamee
White
Beaverhead
Cardwell and
Miles of
Park
B. F. White
H. &. Howry
Lewis and Clark
J. C. Farrington
Sweet Grass
Comley Heaton
Fred H. Jones
Cascade
Nena L. Herring
Madison
Rose Sheey
Missoula
Aoice Me Zelvor
Yellowstone
Harrie
Waldorf Beaverhead
T. H. DuBois
Meagher
J. C. McCuaig
D. A. Bishop
Ravalli
Ravalli. Committee clerks—Miss Pearl, Kane, Rosebud
May Maloney
Deer Lodge
Sadie McCarthy
F. O. Pierson
Granite
Claude Lawson
Chester Gereaue
Powell
J. F. McNamice
Hector Newman
Dawson
H. Bushnell
Bill Clerk
Josephine Westcott
Chouteau
Samuel Hurivitch
Fer
Guts
Norris
Long
Harper
Tuohy
House of Representatives
Haviland
House
Ross
Tudor
Walker
Dillon
Trigunz
Frank Andrus
Horse Prairie
Big Sheep Basin
Cornell rancher returns from North Carolina to Dillon
J. D. Watson of the Cornell ranch visited his North Carolina folks last October and returned to Dillon on Tuesday. L. D. Brown accompanied him and plans to settle in Montana. Watson planned to stay south for spring but rain and mud were uncomfortable. he prefers Montana.
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J. D. Watson
Cornell Ranch
North Carolina
Dillon
L. D. Brown
Montana
Mr. Watson
Train carries beef cattle from Bedrock stockyards
A train load of beef cattle left Bedrock stockyards on Tuesday shipped by J Kennedy the Seattle buyer. The cattle had been fed on Horse Prairie for some time waiting for cars to ship to market.
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Bedrock
J. Kennedy
Seattle
Tme
Lauterbach Buys Ranch Near Ledford Creek in Ruby Region
Max Lauterbach purchases a ranch on Ledford Creek a branch of the upper Ruby near his summer sheep range as reported by Twin Bridges Monitor noting proximity to the range and local geography.
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Max Lauterbach
Ledford Creek
Mr. Lauterbach
Twin Bridges Monitor
Dixon Chosen U S Senator Candidate in Montana Caucus
Joseph M. Dixon of Missoula won a Republican caucus vote to succeed William A. Clark with 49 to 22 over Lee Mangie and one for Judge William H. Hunt. The caucus, attended by 72 Republicans, will be ratified in a joint assembly next Tuesday.
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Seléd
Montana
Helena
House
Senate
William H. Hunt
Federal Court
Dixon
Manile
Hunt
Aheahohe
H. J. Miller
Park
Mangie
A. W. Miles
Miller
Lewis and Clark
Dillon Resident Objects to Railroad Water Rate
A Dillon citizen protests the city council plan to supply Oregon Short Line with water for 40 dollars a month, arguing 50 000 gallons daily at that rate would be unfair to local water users. The letter questions water availability, cites trains and locomotive tanks, and urges the council to reconsider.
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Dillon
Oregon Short Line
Oregon
Spo
Old City Council
City
Bancroft
County Clerk Oversees Court House Renovation Work
County Clerk John S. Baker assigned Bert Dunbar to renovate and whitewash the county commissioners' room in the courthouse. The project was said to be much needed and Bert Dunbar did a first-class job.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John S. Baker
Bert Dunbar
Court House
Bert
Billy Howard Dies in Sheridan Wyoming
J W Howard known as Billy Howard an insurance and tombstone man from Dillon dies of pneumonia in a Sheridan hospital. He was 45 born in Canton Missouri and lived in Salmon City Lemhi county Idaho and Dillon. Interment is planned in Sheridan where relatives live.
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J. W. Howard
Tombstone
Dillon
Billy” Howard
Sheridan
Wyoming
National Life Insurance Company
Bucce Tombstone Company
Buffalo
Knights of ‘Pythiys Lodge
The
Tribune
Presbyterian church services adjusted for unwell pastor
Rev. Dr. A. B. Martin remains unable to resume pastoral duties. Services next Sunday will be held at the regular hours with Prof. J. E. Monroe leading the morning service and Geo. R. Featherly conducting the evening service at the Presbyterian church.
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A. B. Martin
The
Presbyterian Church
J. E. Monroe
Geo. R. Featherly
Monroe
Mr. Featherly
Livestock From local Yards Headed to San Francisco Market
John Lovell shipped seven cars of fat cows from the Nay and Jacobs ranch on Horse Prairie and several cars of sheep from Craig Cornell to the San Francisco market Tuesday.
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John Lovell
San Francisco
Nay & Jacobs
Craig Cornell
Well-known Beaverhead Miner Thomas Judge Passes
Thomas Judge 50, a longtime Beaverhead County resident, miner and promoter of the Elkhorn district and Park Copper Mining Co, was found dead in a Butte lodging house from heart failure. An inquest will be held. funeral conducted at Polaris with burial in Bannack cemetery.
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Thomas Judge
Beaverhead County
Butte
Anaconda Standard
Montana
Fitchen
Judge
Elkhorn
Beaverhead
Egan
White & Krebs Undertaking
Grasshopper
U¢J
Park Copper Mining Company
W. O. Clymo
R. M. Cobban
Alfred E. Driggs
Edward B. Howell
Michael Judge
Filchen Brothers
Connecticut
New Haven
John Judge
Dillon
Polaris
Bannack
Park Company
Trrrbune
Park
Park Mine
Police Chief Leads Snow Clearing Effort Downtown
Chief of Police Stone with a team of horses and a snow plow cleared city sidewalks Monday morning. Residents noted swift work and safer streets after the winter event.
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Stone
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Genator White
Jos. M. Dixon
U. S
U.S
Joseph WM. Dixon
EpiTor Tribune
L. R. Foote
Herbert
Asherville
Kansas
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