List of Lottery Winners and Prize Draw Details
The paper will publish a List of All Winners and the winning numbers and prizes drawn as soon as all are reported. If any numbers are not presented by January 31st the prize will be awarded to the Number 9 preceding. The numbers are listed in the order drawn.
First votes taken in legislature for U S senator
Helena Jan 10 The initial ballot of the twelfth legislative assembly to elect a successor to United States Senator Thomas H Carter produced no majority. Carter led with 21, Walsh 28, and Conrad 18 in the first tally. Bills introduced include water rights, school district changes, and anti double taxation measures. Whiteside offered support for Conrad, praising his knowledge of irrigation and agriculture.
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Helena
Twelfth
Legislative Assembly
Eart
United States
Thomas H. Carter
Joint Assembly
Senate
Carter
Walsh
Conrad
Lindsay
Speer
Great Falls
Swindlehurst
Bourquin
Pray
J. G. Kair
Teton County
Raach
Houge
Goddard
Billings
Livingston
White
Umphreys
Marshall
Associate Justice Smith
Hayes
Great Bulls
J. W. F. Meyer
Bell
George
McCone
Sykee
Daweson County
Whiteside
Leighton
Jimmne
Duncan
Donlan
Statut Aud Ter
Board of Health
Sel
Judiciary Committee
Big Show planned for National Corn Exposition program
The fourth annual National Corn exposition will run January 30 to February 11 at the Ohio state grounds with eight buildings. It features state and national exhibits, scientific exhibits from 25 state colleges, and demonstrations from North Carolina cotton to Illinois soil work, plus meetings of major agricultural groups and entertainment such as a winter circus and moving pictures.
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North Carolina
Federal
Agricul
Ture
Buenos Ayres
American Breeders’ Association
Ohio Dairymen’s Association
National Rural Life Conference
Ohio Conservation Association
Ohio Corn Improvement Association
Baker State Bank holds annual meeting elects Savage president
The Baker State Bank annual meeting in Miles City heard 145 shares represented. Directors elected include R. E. Morris and J M. Herman with F R Savage succeeding Morris as president, Lang as vice president, and Smith as cashier. Deposits grew from 533,332 to 96,560 in a year, with a brick banking house costing 6,000 plus interior fittings. The piece notes Montana lawmakers face a daily ballot to choose a U.S. senator.
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Baker State Bank
A. G. Baker
KF. R. Savage
James Hunter
Miles City
Joe M. Flerman
Midland
R. L. Anderson
Scotland
R. E. Morris
W. G. Lang
J M. Herman
William Fulton
David Bickle
J. H. Price
F. R. Savage
Morris
Smith
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Edwards
Yellowstone
Byrnes
Nolan
Tolman
Paul
Martin
Blue
Blackburn
Montana
Milles City
Mary Lee Wilson
Lincoln School
Miles
Fergus County
Custer County
Sykes
Custer
Ismay and Vicinity
Baker Institute
Senate of the
Assembly
First National Bank
Ismay, Iontana
Teous Service
E. J. Armstrong
William G. Lang
Cashier