Prize winners announced for January 23 drawing
The report lists winners for prizes No 2 No 6 and No S with January 23 results. It notes eight days remain to present the numbers and mentions No 21 361 drawn last Friday from Frank Wilm of Jordan Montana.
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No.s
Frank Wilm
Jordan
Montana
H. G. Stuve
A. M. Lester
Bell. Hurt
W. L. Scott
City
George A. Horkan
Forsyth
Maud Reed
Bernard Lund
Geo. Cahoo
Fort Keogh
Mont
Republicans Centered Carter Gains Strength in Caucus
Special correspondence from Helena notes a political fight over Carter in Montana with Republicans planning a caucus to unify the party behind Carter while insurgents resist binding commitments. Democrats, including Walsh supporters, eye Norris as a potential compromise and discuss Governor Norris or Lieutenant Governor Allen as alternatives amid shifting allegiances.
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Helena
My Court House
Republicats
Carter
RE ae MN HG Soon PY ASSO
A brief note records an upcoming event involving RE ae MN HG and PY ASSO with tentative dates and participants. Details are sparse but indicate collaborative planning and scheduling across organizations.
Democratic primary drift hints Walsh may fail to secure nomination
The article tracks Walsh's rising yet insufficient support within the Democratic camp as two thirds back him and others waver. It notes Walsh has never cleared 39 votes and fears the party may turn to a dark horse or Governor Norris if Walsh and Conrad falter.
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Walsh
Conral
Norris
Allen
United States
Dark Horse
Conrad
Wash
Pioneer Jefferson McCauley Buried in Butte Community
Jefferson McCauley, a pioneer and long time member of the Presbyterian church of Butte, was buried at Butte from the home of his daughter Mrs Es Johnson on Sunday. He died at Ruby on Friday of last week.
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Jefferson McCauley
Presbyterian Church of
Butte
Butts
Es 7
Johnson
McCauley
Ruby
Rule Law on Long and Short Hauls Opinion
Attorney General Albert J. Galen renders an opinion to the state board of railroad commissioners on the long and short haul clause. He says the constitution does not restrict rates to equal direction only, but requires that rates between fixed points not be less than those to an intermediate station. He notes varied Montana operating conditions and population densities justify different tariffs. Subscribe for the Ismay Journal, $2 per year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert J. Galen
State Board of Railroad Commissioners
Montana
Railroads
Railroad Commission
Stock Meeting Entertainment Planned for April Show
Secretary Don Freeman of the Custer county fair association says a committee is arranging the stock show entertainment for April. The program includes a 2:30 green race between Bobbie's Bro. of Forsyth and Chestnut Belle of Miles City, a three-quarter dash, a half mile dash, cow pony races, and push ball contests. The committee aims to start advertising early to attract a large attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Freeman
Custer County Fair Association
The
Independent
Forsyth
Chestnut Belle
Miles City
Return From Meet
Chairman Ed Furnish and Commissioners Cameron and Daily returned from Helena after attending a meeting of the state organization of county commissioners. Furnish called the gathering very successful noting a large, beneficial turnout and many discussions on road work. Assessor George Robbins accompanied them and also returned.
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Meet
Ed Furnish
Cameron
Daily
Helena
State Organization of County Commissioners
Furnish
Independent
George Robbins
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Mutual Life OF
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John de.Carie
Custer
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Miles
Grry
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Tor
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Missoula
Anlone
Ares
Martin ‘Maginnis
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Soulaye
Galen
Ismay Journal
PINE
Mittee
First National Bank
Ismay
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David Bickle
James Hunter
J. H. Price
E. J. Armstrong
William Fulton
William G. Lang
Cashier
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