Beaverhead County Fair to Feature 22 Car Carnival Company
Be an attraction for the Beaverhead County Fair includes a 22 car carnival company shared with Idaho and Montana circuits. Secretary Carruthers says the fair will open August 8 for four days with top horses and races and plans to buy grounds to create a self sustaining county fair.
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Average Fair Association
Idaho
Helena
Mont
Montpelier
Pocatello
Blackfoot
Idaho Falls
Dillon
Carruthers
the Associan
Boards of County Commissioners
Board of Commissioners
Board of County Commissioners
Ballinger Resigns as Interior Secretary
Washington March 7 President Taft accepted the resignation of Richard A Ballinger of Seattle from the post of secretary of the interior Walter L Fisher of Chicago was named his successor The White House released correspondence showing Ballinger's resignation had been held since January 19 and was accepted at his urgent request
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Washington
Richard A. Ballinger
Seattle
Taft
Walter L. Fisher
Chicago
Ballinger
White House
Montana Twelfth Legislature passes 223 bills
Helena report lists 223 bills enacted by the Twelfth Montana Legislature versus 212 in the Eleventh. Governor Norris vetoed three measures and the senate sustained each veto. The compiled list shows house and senate bills with approval status, including major appropriations, tax, education, law and public safety measures, and numerous specific local and state reforms.
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House
Thirteenth Judicial District
D. S. McKenna
Anaconda
Farmers to Hold Dillon Meeting on Creamery Revival
A meeting of Beaverhead valley farmers is set for Saturday afternoon March 18 at 3 o'clock in the Beaverhead club quarters Poindexter block Dillon. M Frosig owner of Dillon Dairy leads effort to reopen the idle creamery to keep butter production local and halt annual losses from shipped butter.
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M. Frosig
Dillon Dairy
Beaverhead Valley
Beaverhead Club
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Frosig
Senate Bills Move Through Legislature With Mixed Outcomes
The Senate approved S. J. M. 8 on land donation for a state insane asylum and S. B. 52 white slave bill, while vetoing S. B. 15 deputy for state boiler inspector and Ss. B. 21 raises for district judges. Also noted are S. J. M. 5 Panama expo, S. J. M. 1 Crow reservation opening, S. J. M. 2 Yellowstone project relief, and S. B. 34 livestock board reorganization.
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Livestock Investigation Board
Crow Reservation
Livestock Commission
Mussellshell County
Fish Commission
Capitol
Glacier Park
United States
Sanders
Missoula
Senate
Yellowstone
Livestock Board
Dillon City Baseball League Organized for Spring
Eliel Bros Montana Mercantile company and Olmsted Stevenson Co win franchises for three teams in Dillon's new city baseball league. Each club will feature players led by Barry Johns Pease King Jennings Holtz Tarpley Herman Seaman Smith Hirschman Stephen son Duff Wheat Allen Critz Wolf and others. Games begin late April with only Sundays through July 4, 25 cent admission and trades after the first half to balance teams.
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Dillon
Elicl Bros
Montana Mercantile Company
Olmsted- Stevenson Company
Barry
Johns
Pease
King
Jennings
Holtz
Tarpley
Herman
Seaman
Eliel Bros
Smith
Hirschman
Stephenson
Duff
City Council appoints spring election officials and wards
The adjourned meeting appointed judges clerks and a registry agent for the spring election on April 3. Wards register aim to vote. polling places listed. Holdover aldermen named. licenses granted for saloons and an ornamental electric sign. City water commissioner W F Cashmore filed a $2000 bond with two sureties.
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Cashmore
White
California
Leonard Eliel
Brock
Barry
Monroe
Innes and Hainds
James Walker
Henry Burfield
George T. Boatman
Phil Anderegg
Frank Caldwell
Montana Auto Supply Company
Reeder and
Montana
Benjamin Bond
L. P. Phillips
J. G. Erwin
Homer Harrison
Edwin Doty
A. S. Rife
Spearin
Isaiah Cashmore
George Bott
Fred Rife
Emerick
Bannack Street
Railroad Avenue
Hugh L. McCaleb
Hughes & McCaleb
E. T. Brock
Leonard Ellil
Joseph Hainds
L. A. Burrows & Co
W. F. Cashmore
Wm. Lenkersdorfer
W. T. Scully
Carter Named To International Waterways Commission
Former Senator Carter accepted a government post as a member of the international waterways commission, to settle disputes over waters along the Canadian boundary. The panel will include three American and three Canadian members, with salaries to be fixed by the president, likely under $7,600.
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Washington
Mar
Carter
International Waterways Commission
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Charles B. Peyton
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W. IF. Sanders
Neil Nollins
State Insane Asylum
M.m.co
Olmstead-Stevenson Co
B. F. White
Charles W. Scott
A. A. Elliott
J. E. Monroe
Martin Innes
Wim. G. Phillips
M. E. Barry
Sen. Carter