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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jul 14, 1905

Page

8

Life of Colonel W F Sanders Ends in Helena

Colonel Wilbur Fisk Sanders died at his Helena home on Friday July 7 at 12 20 PM after a 28 year battle with a cancerous eye growth. He was 71, born May 2 1834 in Leon New York. A pioneer Montanan, he helped establish law and order in early Montana, served in multiple territorial legislatures and as U S senator, led vigilante efforts in Virginia City, and was deeply involved with the State Historical Library and Montana Bar. He leaves wife three sons a brother and a sister.

Wilbur Fisk Sanders Helena Hattie Montana Col Sander Ilelena Col. Sanders Leon Cattaraugus County New York Hns Ohio Sidney Pulgerton Harriet P. Penn Tamladee Oni Kieulemint Otth Ohie Cole Sanders Shiloh Edgerton Idaho Gala Sinders Bannack Mojitana Alder Gulch S. T. Hauser Judge Edgerton Washington Edgerth Virginia City George. Ives Col.Sanders Ives Col. Saunders Plummer Congress United States Cullen Cal Sanders Hlighest State Historical Library Board of Trusteea Historical Historical Library Great Lodge Montana State Bar Association Montana Society of Pioneers Grand Army of the Republic Department of Montana James A Wilbur E Louis P Junius G. Sanders Butte Sarepta Sanders

Talks of duties of the rich President Roosevelt speech

President Roosevelt addresses 12 000 educators at the National Educational Association convention in Asbury Park and Ocean Grove praising the rich for using wealth rightly. He honors John Hay and Elihu Root, lauding cabinet service and personal sacrifice, then speaks again to a larger outdoor crowd.

Roosevelt Asbury Park N. C National Educational Association Ocean Grove John Hay Elihu Root Secretary Hay Hay Root

Blood cells as policemen guard health says biologist

The article extols phagocytes as white blood cell policemen that remove poisons from blood, linking immune strength to ample red cells. It praises Dr. Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery and Pleasant Pellets as aids to purify blood, boost immunity, and relieve neuralgia and catarrh.

M. Metschnikoff Dr. Pierce R. V. Pierce Buffalo Catarr

Fox residents travel to town in branding case

W B Stanchfield Mrs Wm Stanchfield I F Martin Sam Davis N L Drake and M Keith all of Fox were in town Wednesday in connection with the state versus Martin horse branding case.

W. B. Stanchfield Wm. Stanchfield I. F. Martin Sam Davis N. L. Drake M. Keith Fox the State Martin

Refinery Law Declared Unconstitutional By Kansas Supreme Court

The Kansas Supreme Court with all members concurring found a 410000 appropriation for a Peru oil refinery unconstitutional. The ruling bars state construction and a penitentiary branch linked to the project, and also bars Kansas Natural Gas company from doing business or holding property in Kansas.

Topeka Kan Peru State Supreme Court Green Standard Oil Company T. T. Kelly FE. B. Jewett C. C. Coleman Supreme Court Kansas Natural Gas Company Delaware Kansas

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Colonel W. F. Sanders Department of Science H. A. Sonten Omaha Neb Library Department J. N. Wilkins Emporia Miss Mae Long Mason City Fort Worth Tex Montague County M. Potts C. C. Shackleford Claiborn White Miss Austin J. B. Wood Frank Wood Meadows Ida Warren Ione Resort Station the Guardian OF Our Greene Studebaker St. Clair Steel Ranges White Mountain John W.morton
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