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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Oct 19, 1894

Page

4

Helena whisky monopoly and the Great Northern railway saga

A historical account traces a 1872 political showdown in Lewis and Clarke counties, the creation of a vast Indian reservation, and Helena interests controlling whisky and furs profits. It notes J J Hill’s Great Northern route, presidential vetoes, and a final 1887 railway opening through Montana amid local power plays.

Lewis and Clarke County Si. Warren Toole Congress W. H. Clagget Deer Lodge Montana Helena House Clagget Dakota Missouri Sunriver Lewis and Clarke Counties Mammoth Reserve United States Johnnie Healy Alaska Sun River Crossing Charlie Hard Captain Buck Fort Benton Clagger J. J. Hill Great Northern Railway Grand Forks North Dakota Pacific Coast Cleveland Hill West Dakota Line Washington

Helena capital bid drawn in Bitter Montana contest

The article rails against Helena as grasping and monopolistic, cites Beaverhead county, Madison county, and Dillon views, condemns capital removal, notes separate ballots, and criticizes Helena’s push to locate the capital while recalling past political fights and party divisions.

Hill Colonel Broadwater Helena John Randolph Henry Clay Alex Garven Alex. Garven Trie Bros Dillon Beaverhead Montana Eptember

Montana politics and capital fight ripple through Beaverhead

The piece blends commentary on party tactics in Beaverhead and Helena over the capital question. It notes rival charges against Anaconda and Northern Pacific influence, with reference to Beaverhead’s “double-barreled” campaign and local sentiment toward railroads and capital relocation. The Amidst debate, critics urge practical gains over clamor.

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