Resolutions Adopted by Beaverhead County Republican Convention
The Beaverhead County Republican Party endorses McKinley and Roosevelt, pledges to uphold protection for American industry and labor, supports a strong navy and army, strict anti trust enforcement, and a pure ballot. It backs an equitable Fellow Servant law, and vows to defend equal justice for all interests while opposing corporate interference in state politics.
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Republican Party
Beaverhead County
McKinley
Roosevelt
Chicago
Excellent Opportunity To Arrange For Reception At The Fair
Advertising notice invites readers planning to visit the Louisiana Purchase Exposition at St Louis in 1904 to contact F H Worsley of Salt Lake City for free guidance. Worsley offers to meet travelers at St Louis depot, reserve lodgings, provide rates and literature, and assist Utah parties and teachers traveling in small groups. Also an unrelated sale note about hay and land at Twin Bridges.
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St. Louis
Missouri
Roosevelt
F. H. Woraley
Dooley Block
Salt Lake City
Utah
Worsley
Bryan on platform and trust plank critique in 1904
The Commoner article argues Bryan must not misrepresent the race for votes. It warns that a Democratic win would advance little if the party remains controlled by Wall Street interests. It condemns Parker supporters for a vague labor plank and says Parker’s nomination undermines the anti trust plank.
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Judge Parker
William Jennings Bryan
The
Bryan on Parker and the 1904 campaign tactics
The speaker defends his stance against Parker supporters and accuses Parker’s backers of deceit in securing the nomination. He argues the New York platform was vague to win votes from opposition, and labels the methods as crook ed and indefensible. He warns a Parker vote equates to censuring Theodore Roosevelt.
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New York
Judge Parker
William Jennings Bryan
The
Commoner
Theodore Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Miss Kocken Gives Up Primary Teacher Post in Dillon
The Dillon district board reports Miss Adda Kocken resigns for health reasons as Miss Rocken, noted as a top primary teacher, has died and left a vacancy to fill. Mrs. Carrie R. Squire becomes primary supervisor. Dr. Bagley notes overall progress. janitor salary rises. water and wash basins are being installed by Dillon Plumbing and Heating Co.
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Board of Trustees of
Dillon
Adda Kocken
Rocken
Carrie R. Squire
Normal College
Bagley
Smith
Dillon Plumbing and Heating Company
Real Estate and Mining Transfers in Beaverhead County
A Beaverhead County list records warranty deeds, quit claims, and mining and water locations with transfers among residents and firms. Notable entries include transfers involving Dillon, Big Hole basin, Little Muddy Creek, and multiple claims tied to Helena and Butte, with varied sums and one dollar considerations.
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Beaverhead County
Pearl J. Smith
Smith
Hawley J. Selway
Wm. A. Orr
Dillon
James Mauldin
Ed. McFarlane
Mauldin
Rite
Kennison
Geo. W. Brasfield
B. F. White
Briston
Big Hole Basin
B.F White
Claresce France
Rose Poindexter
Kate Poindexter
Geo. W. Perkins
P. M. Sweeney
Chicago
New York
Little Muddy Creek
M. Sweeney
Daniel Grant
Pennsylvania
E. W. Rogers
Dan Grant
Red Cloud
Butte
Letters uncalled for at Dillon post office October 1904
List of names left uncalled for at the Dillon Montana post office up to October 14 1904. Letters will be sent to the dead letter office if not claimed within 80 days. Postmistress.
Pioneer Lim ited cars set high mark in luxury and beauty
The St Paul Road pioneered train lighting with electricity in 1888 and built the world famous Pioneer Limited trains known for luxury. A Minnesota boy slept thirty days after a head injury from a cyclone, but insomnia remedies remain unpopular in small packages. Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is praised for curing colds and preventing pneumonia, safe for all ages and pleasant to take, sold by Riley the druggist.
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Chicago
Milwaukee & St. Paul
The
St. Paul Road
Minnesota
Chamberlain
Riley
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Dillon Tribune
Tribune Publishing Comp’y
Chas, W. Fairbanks
Indiana
Paul McCormick
Thomas Duncan
A. W. Merrifield
Congress
Joseph W. Dixon
William Lindsay
Ernest W. King
Theodore Brantly
Supreme Court
John T. Athry
Secretary of State
A. N. Yoder
Albert J. Galen
Harry Cunningham
James H. Rice
W. E. Harmon
Republican County
Fifth Judicial District
Lew. L.calloway
Hon
AL F. Decker
E. 0. Bselway
Clark Anderson
F. A. Hazelbaker
R N. Stevenson
John 8. Baker
Phil
Anderegg
W. Robison
Estella Maerich
Charles Albee
M. A. Walker
Isaiah Cashmore
Republican County Convention
Zurden Ziegler
Big Oat
Bryan
Bryan ON
Parker
Cleveland
Dillon Town Lot Co
W. O. Grr
Kate Perplex
Sores
Julea D. Guyaz
Medicine Lodge
Loomi Rice
Apex
William P. Jamke
Mt. Vernon
Wabash, Good Hope
Potomac
Ranger
Wn. Farrell
Mulkey Creek
Voorheis
Wisdom
Cbas
A. Smith
Paco
Buck-Eye
American Jr
American Camera Mfg. CO
Paul St
Rochester, N.Y
the Tribune Faxgy Stationery Dept
Dillon, Mont
Furmer
Abstracton
Maurice A. Walker
Merleen BorLorne
Baptist
Mann
W. V. Kingsbury
Merlin Building
South Washington Bt
Office TeLemont
D' James L. Jones
Bannace and
Washington Streets
C . M. Eddy
Crown and Bridger
State Bank
Dillon, Montana
Tnong, Willie
Dillon National Bank Betting
B. Norrib
Attorney-At-Law
T. F. Jenkins
Tribune Pub. CO
Official Directory
Congressional
W. A. Clark
Paris Gibson
Joseph M. Dixon
J. K. Toole
Frank G. Higgins
George M. Hays
A. H. Barrett
J. H. Calderhead
James Donovan
Schoole
W. W. Welsh
T. F Brantley
George K. Milburn
W. Pigott
W. H. Holloway
Henry G. Rickets
M. H. Parker
T. J. A. Monaghan
County
Senatour
James DP
Murray
George Woodworth
Dooke Gist
B. N. Stevenson
John §. Baker
George W. French
A. L. Beardsley
C. W. Robison
Mina Maeich
Iaatah Cashmer
George RB. Metlen
W. M. Oliver
Wm. M. Montgomery
D. D. McKnight
Dell
Justices of the Peace
Dillon Township
Wirmsion
Josephus Rich
A. A. Elliott
CITY
Edwin, Norris
A. 8. Johnson
Wm. Cushing
Daniel Ward
Benj. Bond
George French
Wmm. Phillips
T. MM
Belway
George Wolf
J. B. Poindetter
Tribune
Dillom
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