Fellow Servant Bill Passes Unanimously In Montana House
Montana House unites to pass the fellow servant bill with all members voting yes. Debates over contested election records and payroll clerks mark a busy session as lawmakers introduce bills on road taxes, cemetery associations, and per diem funding.
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Hilman
O’connor
Wilson
Legislative Assembly
Sanden
House
Senate
Hedges
Cone
Ravalli
Potter
Teton
Wiedman
Fergus
Sullivan
Lewis
Cascade
Ross
Missoula
Sewell
Deer Lodge
Shannon
Silver Bow
Bembreck
Broadwater
Williams
Pack
Metcalf
Granite
Carriers
Hayes
Wyman
Meunier
Harrington
Brennen
Whipple
McDonald
Bureau of Child and Animal Protection
Scanden
Boards of County Commissioners
Johnstin
Mahon
Donlan
O'Connor
Road
Wood
Huntington
Carbon
Lanstrum
Dempster
Johnston
Berry
State Law Library
Privileges and Election Committee
Carter
Conrad
Milburn
Frank
White
Mantle
Dixon
Toole
Lindsay
Buford
Decker
Selway
Vandyck
Sanders
Congress
Waite
Finance Committee
Wonlan
Montana
Voters front loaded senator race with Carter and rivals
Lieutenant Governor Norris reports no clear choice in the statewide ballot for United States Senator. First ballot lists Carter, Holloway, Walsh, and others with party affiliations. a second ballot repeats names with altered order and affiliations. C. B. Starr returns to Dillon from Salt Lake, accepting a Studebaker job and planning to resign his bank clerk post to move there Monday.
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United States
Carter
Mantle
Toole
Conrad
Frank
MacGinnis
Cooper
Power
Milburn I
Lindsay
White
Decker
Selway
Hedges
Committee On Appropriations
Murray
Cascade
Brewster
Rosebud
Everett
Madison
Potter
Teton
Wisdemand
Fergus
Edwin Norris
Tribune
C. B. Starr
Dillon
Salt Lake
Sterr
Studebaker
First National Bank
Hughes Elected Third Ward Alderman in Dillon Ballot Race
In a special Dillon council session on Wednesday night, George Hughes won the alderman seat from the third ward after two ballots. The council also discussed fire station location plans, bid advertisements, and appointing the police chief as truant officer amid school funding concerns.
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George W. French
Poindexter
Phillips
Selway
Wolf
Bond
William Spearin
W. M. Knapp
George Hughes
Spearin
Knapp
Hughes
J. B. Poindexter
C. H
Benj. Bond
Jook
Mr. Bond
Dillon
George Metlen
T. M. Selway
C. E Schoenfelt
State Bureau of Child and Animal Protection
Dillon Schools
Terrne
French
Ward
Grand Concert at the Normal Drama and music highlights
Three announcements for the Normal Entertainment Course include a Jan 21 concert led by Professor and Mrs. Luce, a Feb appearance by Bi Kunt Baker, and a May 20 finale with Henry Lawrence Southwick. Tickets go on sale at Jasper Nelson's with season-ticket seating perks.
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Luce
Bi Kunt Baker
Vth
Henry Lawrence Southwick
Boston School of Oratory
Thin Beakon
Detroit Free Press
Boston Transcript
Raff
Jasper Nelson
Sixty Horse Power Engine Powers Indian Queen Mine Prep
James Murray reports from Farlin that Amalgamated is installing a sixty horsepower engine a large boiler and an air compressor at the Indian Queen mine to ready the site for full development. No other work is ongoing at the moment.
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James Murray
Farlin
Amalgamated Company
Indian Queen
Queen Mine
Lima Wedding Unites Miss Jennie Burley and Ralph K Lovejoy
Miss Jennie Burley daughter of Conductor Burley and Lima society figure wed with Ralph K Lovejoy a rising civil engineer. He led the railway shops project last year and they will reside in Salt Lake City.
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Lima
Jennie Burley
Ralph K. Lovejoy
Burley
Lovejoy
Salt Lake
Officers Installed by Women of Woodcraft
The Women of Woodcraft held their annual installation of officers last week. Installed: Guardian Neighbor Josie Kunzman Past Guardian Dora Hart Advisor Annie Osshmore Magician Belinds Smith Clerk Lulu Mathes Banker Mrs Haines Attendant Mrs Black Captain of Guards Nellie Padley Inner Sentinel Mrs Stoller Outer Sentinel Angie Hinkley.
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Women of
Woodcraft
Guardian
Josie Kunzman
Dora Hart
Annie Osshmore
Dillon Man May Be Named Attorney General for Oregon Short Line
The report says John G. Willie, attorney for the Oregon Short Line, is a strong candidate for attorney general of the company. He is in Kansas City on related business, awaiting a formal appointment, with favorable prospects noted by friends in Dillon. Also, J. E. Morse and Al. Noyes had a wagon break and horses run away near Melrose. Morse was dragged but suffered no serious injuries.
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Chung Lung
Lima
Tribune
William Mathewson
Steve Cook
Dima
Mathewson
Sam Moore
Moore
Chinaman
Burnside
Melton
Justice of the Peace
Dillon
C. W. Robison
Charles Yost
George King
John G. Willie
Oregon Short Line
Wille
Kansas City
J. E. Morse
al. Noyes
Melrose
Mr. Morse
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Thos. H. Carter
Lewis and Clark
Yoder
Conrad Kolhys
Agriculture and Manufacture
McDonell
Albright
Yeyen
Gidden
Sherlock
Harper
Martien
McDonnell
Durham
Brenen
McLean
Tooley
Johnson
Ralaton
Yegen
Bourne
Bental
Miles
McCone
Kohrs
Maddox
Imegen
Tewey
McCarthy
Glidden
Mauartien
Ralston
Bentall
Ghidden
Ul Lindsay
Nares Power
Sue Eervene Phelps
King
Kennedy
Helena
Holloway
Walsh
Fusion Maginnis
McHatton
Fusion
Tole Waite Frank
Ean Dixon
WM. Mathewson
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