Unlucky or Lucky Laws Pass in Last Montana Assembly
A broad set of laws was approved in the final Montana assembly session including equal suffrage submissions, grain inspection rules, highway, dairy, labor and agriculture departments, blue sky, tax and utilities commissions, antidiscrimination, school law codification, a 12 percent interest cap, and a nine hour rule for women workers. Governor Stewart vetoed new county bills, with debate over constitutionality and log rolling. The estate of a deceased man valued at about 60,000 dollars is to be divided among heirs listed.
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Montana Daily Record
Helena
Wibaux
Clay
Wheatland
Richland
County Board of Equalization
Hmit
Pie theft tale ends in five day jail term
Archie Pollard known as Rob o gives name as a 20 year old work hunter is caught stealing a lemon pie. Sheriff Erwin and deputy Scully chase him and bring him to a kangaroo court where Justice Kenison sentences him to five days in jail and bread and water.
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Robo
Archie Pollard
Hunter
Robert Boone
Pollard
Doc V. Erwin
William T. Scully
Wilson
Desperado
A. A. Kenison
Blackstone
Scully
Erwin
Funeral for Thomas Dixon Draws Broadwater mourners
The Helena born Thomas Dixon, who died recently, was honored in a Broadwater county funeral attended by pioneers from across the county and many Helena residents. He was 58 and had long supported public enterprises, including a $2000 contribution to the county fair building last year, telling the fair board to repay when convenient.
Death of Thomas F. Hynes in Philipsburg Montana
Thomas F. Hynes born December 28 1850 at Louisvill e Ky died at Philipsburg Montana survived by his wife Annie M Schwartz and seven children Mary Louise Nora Julia Alice and William Bryan Hynes plus three sisters and one nephew. He worked in mines and mills, owned mining property and a ranch, served as county assessor in 1900 as a Bryan Democrat.
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Thomas F. Hynes
Thomas FP. Hynes
Louisvill
Peter and
Honora (Fahey) Hynes
Ireland
America
Mrr. Slynes
the Christian Brothers
Montana
Philipsburg
Hynes
Annie M. Schwartz
M Schwartz
Buffalo
N. Y
T. G. Smith
Thompson
E. Gamble
Butte
Mary
Louise
Nora
Julia
Alice
William Bryan Hynes
City
E. H. Moore
Whitehall
Geo. H. Babcock
E. C. Harrington
Panama
W. P. Hynes
Granite
Mary E Walker Pioneer Dies in Montana
Mary E. Walker a renowned Montana pioneer died aged 81 Born April 27 1843 in Illinois she moved to Montana in 1878 and to Anaconda about 30 years ago Formerly Mary E Howell she married D Walker in 1867 and helped settle Anaconda when the town was tents and shacks
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Montana
Walker
Illinois
Anaconda
Mary E. Howell
D. Walker
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