Republicans Organize Lima Club After Car Crash News
Special correspondence from Lima outlines W E Hughey and Culver attending the state Republican convention in Billings. A boy son of John Downing was injured in an automobile accident but is recovering well. Lima Republicans set a meeting for September 12 at the Lima opera house to organize a Republican club. Dr L C Ford and Dr Bond of Dillon are mentioned among locals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Downing
Tribune
Lima
W. E. Hughey
Culver
Billings
L. C. Ford
John Downing
Lima Opera House
Republican Club
Bond of
Dillon
Mra. Peat
Salt Lake City
Sam Smith
Kansas City
Rochester
The
Rocherster
Jas, Armour
Thompson
Chas. Kadell
Joe Stark
Chas. Morse
Virginia City
Kadell
Emma McCall
Butte
Sherman
Twin Bridges
Dwight
H. Dowsey
Cowlsey
Henry Knippenberg
Indianapolis
U F. Richard
Great Falls
Geo. B. Spalding, Jr
Steveneville
E. M. Ellis
Helena
Jean F. Bishop
Man Knocked Down by Cow Trampled. Elderly Injured
E R Nye, nearly blind, was knocked down while tying a cow and calf and the cow trampled him badly, cutting an ear and causing internal injuries. Dr Sheeran of Twin Bridges attends. Nye is improving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. R.nye
The
Tribune
Pageville
N. L. Page
Helena
Henry Uttey
Tull
Twin Bridges
Sheridan
Centerville
E. R. Nye
Dr. Sheeran
J.M. Page
J. &. Comfort
Excelsior Ranch
Misa West
Forsythe
Levener
Baird
Hogeland
E. H. Page
Dillon
Bryant
Talcott
Park
Death in Dillon Area Shocks Centennial Valley
Lakeview reports the death of Roger Lamont of Dillon at J. E. Blake's ranch last Friday. The column notes local illness, accidents, haying crews, travel to the national park, and an unusually good hay crop amid heavy seasonal travel and frosts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Tribune
Lakeview
Roger Lamont
Dillon
J. E. Blake
Gilbert Hout
E. R. Nye
Will
James Nye
Pageville
Ike Marble
Big Hole
Virginia City
Antelope Creek
Monida
National Park
St. Anthony
J. C. Blake
George Shambow
Tom Metzal
Dillon City Council Hears Saloon Licenses and Sets Hearing
The Dillon Montana city council met with Mayor White and Councilman French absent. Saloons owners faced hearings on gambling violations with a special meeting set for Sept 21. An ordinance levying city taxes for 1904 was passed detailing rates for several funds.
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White
French
Poindexter
Wolf
Phillips
Bond
Selway
Joseph Poindexter
A. L. Badcon
Grannis & Co
Courtney & Snyder
Mark Madison
E. H. Sherman
Idaho Street
al. Gruwel
Frank Birrer
Ben Hager
Water Committee
City of
Dillon
Montana
Edwin Norrie
A. D
Ewin Nonuzs
Beaveryhead Convention Nominates Dixon and Lindsay for State Offices
At a Dillon Montana gathering in 1904 the convention proceeded with nominations for congress and state offices. Joseph M. Dixon was nominated for congress by acclamation after the platform report. William Lindsay received the gubernatorial nomination by acclamation amid cheers. Other races named included lieutenant governor Brantley, state treasurer Rice, auditor Cunningham, and superintendent Harmon, with multiple ballots determining winners.
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Platform and Resolutions Committee
Congress
B. F. White
Beaverhead County
Silver Bow
George M. Bourquin
Joseph M. Dixon
Joe Davis
Lewis and Clarke
Dixon
Railroad Commission
Sanders
Roosevelt
Lee Mantle
Butte
White
Dillon
Senator Mantle
Fletcher Maddox
Great Falls
William Lindsay
Mantle
E. W. King
Gallatin County
W. R. Allen
Brantley
Col. Sanders
Brantly
John T. Athry
Supreme Court
Colonel Sanders
Lewis Kotwit
Broadwater
E. B. Weed
Thomas B. Miller
George W. Irvin
A.N. Yoder
Yoder
A. J. Galen
Helena
Robert O’hara
Ravalli
Galen
O'Hara
L. J. Price
Harry Cunningham
W. W. Wicks
Boulder
Wicks
Cunningham
James H. Rice
Chateau
Nate Godfrey
Meagher
Superintendent of Public Instruction
W.E. Harmon
G. T. Bramble
B. T. Hathaway
Harmon
No Permit Notice Restricts Bunting On Premises
A local notice informs property owner about restrictions allowing bunting only under specified conditions. It states permit requirements, posting borders, and compliance deadlines for display on the premises.
Normal notes mark start of new college year
The Normal notes a new academic year with 86 students enrolled as many old and new faces return. Prof Pas is absent this year, leaving a loss felt by faculty and students as the college readies for diligent study and increased representation from more cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pasmore
Ice Cream Parlor Promises Pure Rich Delights at Festival
A vendor invites festival goers to enjoy ice cream sodas, dishes, and bon bons. The parlor touts renown for purity and richness and urges first-time visitors to discover their offerings.
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Melrose
Centennial Valley
J. B. Porsprexter
Epwen Norats
Lindsay
Meyer
Committee On Platform and Resolutions
Falone
Dawson
Strate
Beaverhead
Happy
Pierce
David W. Guice
Hamburg
Franklin Co
Bunting
Shoup’s
Kodak Store
Riley
Mont
C. W. Dart How
Crockery
Kunzman
Old University
City Shoe Store
Henry Schoenborn
Oxford
Blucher
Paul Brown
Dillon Bakery
A. Kuntze
Department of the Interior
U. S
Ernard H. Hommelt
Bex
Edward C. Kuney
John Lenkersdorfer
William
Tash
James R Abrams
Polarie
Frank D Miraolx
Register
U.N
Harvey McKnight
Bec
Nem NW
M. M
Siphone Decker
Bedrock
John B Hill
Smith McKnight
Dell
Alexander Williamson
Frank D
Miracle
A. C. Gruwell
Prop
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