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Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Sep 16, 1904

Page

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County Commissioners Reassign Dillon Birch Creek Precincts and Name Election Judges

The board redefined Dillon precinct into south and north sections and created Marlin precinct for Birch creek area. They appointed election judges for numerous precincts, set polling places, and named registry agents led by R.W. Boone. Quarterly officer reports were approved. several road petitions were rejected. deputy treasurer appointment approved. Sage creek road petition denied. trend supervisor reports approved.

Board of County Commissioners W. M. Oliver D. D. McKnight Wm. Montgomery John 8. Baker Dillon Birch Creek Bannack Street Dillon Precinct Willow Creek Willow Creeks Marlin Wam Cushing Arthur Badcon P. EB Poindexter Frank Knotts Rife Dart’s Ball R.W. Boone North A. E. Graeter Peter Jensen Clif Bond Conrad Meine Bishop's School House Gliff Bond A. E. Gracter Bannack Dave Gibson Rufe Mathews A. Bessette Bannack School House Rufe Matthews F. L. Graves, Jr Polarisa J.C. Harrison W. Y. Lenkeredorfer M. Dory James Cochran J. C. Harrison F. J. Graves, Jr Hedrock Joe Hainds J. W. Scott Chas. Hill Truax Dell Luther Seybold Smith Mo Knight E. McGee Dell School House Heola J. M. Gilbert Cook Barkley Otto Lunburg Hecla M. & B. Company Elmer O. Bateman Glendale George Vance Neil Sharkey James Bateman Dewey Horace Hand George Dodgsop O. H. Lewis Dewey School House A. M. Madison Wisdom Emery Bennett Grant Spry F. M. Staley C. H. Strowbridge Will Noyes Wisdom School House J.P. Lossl Bowen Quitman Owens Chas, McCaffery A.H. McVey Bowen School House Quitman Owen J. P. Losal Pioneer—Al Hobart R. Elling Frank Ratchel Mooore Creek J. P. Loss Jackson Ernest Benjamin Joe Cramer Chas. Majors Archie Gray Eugene Fox Jackson School House J. O. Dishno Don Bray Virmillion Josephus Rich B. N. Stevenson Geo. W. French Jno Bakir M. D. Gist T. F. Jenkins Poor Farm W. N. Lenkersdorfer Variana Registry James T. McKnight Sage Creek Martinell

Democrats Nominate Beaverhead County Ticket at Convention

The Beaverhead County Democratic convention endorsed a full ticket by acclamation except for the state senate race. Emerson Hill would be state senator with Jahnke and Gleed named for Representatives, Dart for Treasurer, Weat for Clerk and Recorder, and Kingsbury named Coroner. Delegates were sent to the state convention and resolutions backed Parker and Davis for the presidency and vice presidency.

W. Y. Kingsbury Beaverhead County Democratic Party Alton B. Parker Edwin Norris Parker Central Committee George Metlen Court House A.A. Morton Lima Emerson Hill John Moran Neil Sharkey P. E. Poindexter R. H. Ryburn Bey St. Louis Henry G. Davie Joseph K. Toole Toole Oregon Montana United States State Board of Equalization M. H. Parker Board of County Commissioners

William Lindsay Acceptance Speech in Montana Campaign

William Lindsay delivers a ringing acceptance speech praising Montana voters and the convention. He pledges to uphold constitutional rights, due process, and balanced support for labor and capital, promising no use of executive power to override rights. He vows to create a good state for workers and welcoming investment.

Montana Commonwealths

Fusion effort fails at Montana Democratic convention

The Heinze faction won half a vote each and failed to fuse with populists and laborites. Delegates, including A C Gormley and others, faced credential votes as H S Hepner read reports. The Silver Bow delegation sat in assigned seats as debates over seating continued and continued to page fight.

Helena Heinze Norris Silver Bow H. 8 Hepner Silver Bow County State’ Central Committee

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