First Republican Rally in Beaverhead County
The Beaverhead County crowd heard Congressman Pray and Judge Smith speak at the opera house on a stormy night. Pray praised his legislative record including the burnt timber bill aiding homesteaders and urged support. Judge Smith, arriving late by train, spoke on his campaign for the U S Senate.
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Morsss
Smith
Pray
Opera House
Beaverhead County
Judge Smith
U. S
Sale of the Hecla Mines Near Melrose Montana
Melrose Mont Oct 7 Special A deal closes for the old Hecla mines in Beaverhead county The Longmaids of Helena acquire the property with Henry Knippenberg and Chapin as principals Machinery will arrive within ten days Leasers at work now will finish in 60 days and about 250 men are expected to be employed by next fall
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Melrose
Mont
Hecla
Beaverhead
Henry Knippenberg
Indianapolis
Glendale
Mr. Chapin
New York
Longmaids
Helena
Montana
Republican rally in Dillon praises Judge Smith for U.S. Senate bid
The speech blends wit and logic urging voters to fear a Democratic win, contrasting with memories of 1893 to 1897. Judge Smith, praised as a learned, fearless, polished candidate, vows to seek endorsement by the people at the election. Léo Faust campaigns at a smoker. Governor White presides and extols the speakers.
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Grover Cleveland
Léo Faust
Lincoln County
Republican Club
White
Tribune
Charles N. Pray
Voter Registration Surges in Beaverhead County
Beaverhead County faces a possible turnout near 1850 with 2365 registered. Party organizers urge all groups to vote on the fifth of next month, predicting turnout could top early forecasts if the weather cooperates.
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Beaverhead
Roy Call Family Find New Home at Klamath Falls
Roy Call and family settled in Klamath Falls Oregon and enjoy the coast climate. Friends and former neighbors in Dillon miss them greatly.
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Roy Call
Klamath Falls
Oregon
Dillon
Judge Smith Emerges as Montana Senate Candidate
Judge Henry C. Smith, Republican candidate for the United States Senate from Montana, is praised as a representative force of good government. Former Montana Supreme Court associate justice, born 1862 in Fond du Lac Wisconsin, he moved to Helena in 1888 and has served as district judge and state supreme court justice. He is noted for impartiality and honesty, with four sons. A Twin Bridges report notes peas grown for seed as a growing local industry, Archie Barshaw’s 48 dollar per acre crop leading.
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Judge Smith
Henry C. Smith
United States Senate
Montana
United States
Smith
Supreme Court of Montana
Fond du Lac
Wisconsin
Janesville
Helena
Lewis and Clark County
Supreme Court of
Archie Barshaw
Beaverhead County Boosts State Fair Attention with Special Train
Official state fair remarks praise Beaverhead County for its organization and strong turnout at the Montana fair. A 300‑strong contingent traveled in an 11 Pullman car train with Beaverhead banners. The Beav erhead parade, Cow-Boy Band, and Governor Norris drew a big ovation from the grandstand.
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Beaverhead County
Beaverhead
Frank A. Hazelbaker
State Fair Advisory Board
Hazelbaker
Norris
Mrs Edmund Callaway Honored by Dillon Friends
Mrs M E L Callaway entertained many friends last Saturday afternoon in honor of Mrs Edmund Callaway of Dillon. Virginia Madisonian.
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M. E. L. Callaway
Edmund Callaway
Dillon
Virginia Madisonian
Faust Named Republican Railway Commissioner Candidate
Leo H. Faust of Flathead county seeks the Republican nomination for railroad commissioner on the state ticket. He was born in Omaha and has lived in Montana since 1882, chiefly Libby for 15 years, and is a publisher of the Western News. He served in the Montana House in 1900 and is known as an authority on railroad legislation.
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Leo H. Faust
Flathead County
Omaha
Nebraska
Montana
Libby
Faust
Miles City
Livingston
Helena
Western News
Mr. Faust
Legislative Assembly
Northwestern Montana
Postal rates for parcels under new law take effect soon
A Tribune table lists mailing costs by weight from 1 to 11 pounds across distances from 50 to over 1800 miles for rural and city mail. The Postmaster General may add indemnity, insurance and delivery collection charges and may adjust rates with Interstate Commerce Commission approval after study.
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Interstate Commerce Commission
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Raley
Old Camp
Secretary of
State Fair
L. H. Faust
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