Democrats Rally Once Again In Montana Meeting
Four Democratic nominees appeared at a well attended Montana rally at the opera house last night. W W McDowell spoke on his bid for lieutenant governor and pursuit of a steel industry challenge, Senator Meyer praised all nominees, and Governor Norris highlighted Montana development and Poindexter's district judge appointment.
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Opera House
W. W. McDowell
Meyer
Norris
McDowell
Helena
State Senate
Silver Bow County
Montana
G. T. Paul
Hall
Abraham Lincoln
Lincoln
la Follette
Oscar’ Underwood
Mary
Sarah
Roosevelt
Taft
Wilson
Poindexter Endorsed Across Party Lines In Local Race
A Dillon event praised Mr Poindexter for he outstanding integrity and fairness urging all voters to retain him. Will Clark and Sam Stewart also received commendations for their roles in district judge and Governor Norris policy plans. A social gathering at Beaverhead club rooms followed with remarks by Senator George and a speaker lineup. John Welbert of Foster California shared a kidney health testimonial praising Foley Kidney Pills. Potts the Druggist.
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Poindexter
Will Clark
Sam Stewart
Norris
George
Dillon
Beaverhead
Rev. Watson
Mr. Hall
John Welbert
Foster
Calif
Foley
Potts
Service of Gratitude at Baptist Church for Roosevelt failure
A Sunday evening service at 7:30 p m at the Baptist church expresses gratitude for the failure of the assassination attempt on Colonel Roosevelt. The event is non political and features talks from members of various parties and musical numbers led by the choir directed by Miss Brock with violin solo by Miss Herrick. Speakers include Jos C. Smith R S Stephenson and E M Yearian among others.
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the Baptist Church
Roosevelt
Miss Brock
Miss Herrick
Messrs. Jos
C. Smith
R. S. Stephenson
E. M., Yearian
Mrs Hastler Recommends Foley's Honey and Tar Compound
Mrs Hastler of Grand Island Nebraska writes that her three children suffered a severe whooping cough but Foley's Honey and Tar Compound helped them more than anything else she gave. Potts the Druggist endorses the product in the advertisement.
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I. C. Hastler
Grand Island
Foley
Potts
Exorbitant Coal Rates Notice Complaint Filed
The Dillon Coal and Transfer Co alleges Wyoming coal freight from Rock Springs Cumberland and North Kemmerer to Dillon was charged 4 per ton from June 1905 to March 1907, seeking 546 in reparations and arguing Dillon faced 75 cents per ton discrimination versus other Montana routes. A drug advertisement touts Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as the best choice for colds.
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Dillon Coal and Transfer Co
Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Union Pacific
Oregon Short Line
Wyoming
Rock Springs
Cumberland
North Kemmerer
Dillon
Montana
Married at Melrose Bedside Vows Tie Henning Hardisty
David J. Henning and Miss Mary A. Hardisty were married last night at Melrose by Reverend Mechan. The groom, recently arrived from Ireland, has lived in America six years and is regarded as a fine young man. The bride is the daughter of Mr and Mrs E L Hardisty. Friends extend best wishes for the couple’s happiness.
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Melrose
David J. Henning
Mary A. Hardisty
E. L. Hardisty
Thomas F. Barrett Visited Grant Figure in Town
Thomas F. Barrett of Grant arrived in town for a brief visit this week. The stop drew local interest as Barrett’s presence sparked chatter about nearby civic matters and potential meetings with regional figures.
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Thomas F. Barrett
Grant
Political ticket listing state and district offices
United States Senator Joseph M. Dixon and representatives Thomas M. Everett George A. Horkan appear along with Franklin Edwards W Symmes George W Farr George Metcalf J H Thompson C M Sawyer E M Crumaine Burt Adams Tower R J Moore James A Flint Max R Lauterbach C E Worth Arthur J Breda Edwin M Yearian Ernest W Bell Commodore D Foster Francis Carroll Frank B Williams Edward T Magee Forrest G Byerd
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United States
Joseph M. Dixon
Thomas M. Everett
Geo. A. Horkan
Frank J. Edwards
W. D. Symmes
Supreme Court
Geo. W. Farr
Geo. Metcalf
J. H. Thompson
C. M. Sawyer
E. M. Crumaine
Sup’t of Public Instruction
Burt Adams Tower
R. J. Moore
Fifth Judicial District
James A. Flint
Max R. Lauterbach
C. E. Worth
Arthur J. Breda
Edwin M. Yearian
Ernest W. Bell
Commodore D. Foster
Francis Carroll
Frank B. Williams
Edward T. Magee
Forrest G. Bbyerd
Local Board Members Named in Election List
Louis L. Brett chairman W J Cusnina secretary Max Laurersacn E M Yearian W S Baytrp Louis Stahl Frank Carroll H H D Weenak Clay Patterson named as officials in the community board roster.
Governor Wilson labeled reactionary in Missoulian excerpt
The Missoulian editorial hints Taft and Wilson as men of integrity while contrasting Wilson with a Dillon writer Burt Adams Tower. Tower argues Wilson’s view on liberty and government limits labels him anti progressive and aligned with fewer laws, criticizing democracy as tyranny of the minority and praising restrictive measures like Washington’s anti cigarette law.
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Taft
Wilson
Dillon
Beaverhead County
Mr. Wilson
Parker
Democratic Party
Washington
New York
Omaha Mayor Dahlman Campaign Ad Endorses Foley Kidney Pills
An Omaha mayoral ad asserts limits on liberty to protect the majority and promote law, praising restriction of minority freedom as economic policy. The piece likens the mayor to a popular remedy, noting his re election and public support, with a druggist endorsement for Foley Kidney Pills.
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James C. Dahlman
Omaha
Neb
Foley
Institute dates set for October 31 to November 2
Public school teachers must attend a three day institute hosted in Dillon. Superintendent Marcarer Ross confirms dates October 31 through November 2 and specifies the event is for all district teachers.
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Dillon
Marcarer Ross
Judith Basin Builder Magazine Planned for Beachland
Lewistown reports a new periodical to be titled the Judith Basin Builder. Miss Edythe Ammons, a veteran newspaper woman, will edit the magazine.
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New Magazine
Lewistown
Beachland
Judith Basin
Edythe Ammons
Representative State Ticket and Judge Callaway Biography
The article profiles Judge Callaway a long time Republican elected official and district judge. It cites his service as Madison county attorney, Supreme Court commission member, fifth district judge, and notes his family of four with Virginia City residence.
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Madison County
Supreme Court Commission
J. C. Clayberg
W. H. Poorman
Callaway
Virginia City
Callaway and McCoy Lead Montana Republicans for State Posts
Judge Lew L. Callaway a popular Montana Republican candidate for associate justice of the supreme court notes a long career in law and public service. Charles H. McCoy, native Montanan and expert accountant, is praised as the first native state auditor on a Montana party ticket and a reformer who has systematized state auditing since his aappointment.
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House of Representatives
Twelfth Legislative Assembly
Paul
Callaway
Lew L. Callaway
Montana
Supreme Court
Fifth Judicial District
Madison
Beaverhead
Jefferson
Callahan
Tuscola
Ilinois
Madison County
White Sulphur Springs
Charles H. McCoy
Mr. McCoy
Sheridan
McCoy
Valparaiso
Indiana
Butte
H. R. Cunningham
Cunningham
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Jo” Poindexter
Enos Lollar
Saratoga
Ind
Progressive National
Theodore Roosevelt
Hiram W. Johnson
Conrad Kours
Jas. T. Stanford Cot
Sam Gorman
A. W. Merrifield
Progressive State
Progressive County Ticket
Central Committee
Gov. Wilson
B. A. Tower
Gertrude Ritchie
Representaive
Thos. M. Everett
Congress
Dillon Theatre
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