Democratic State Convention Set for Bozeman June 9 1892
The Democratic State Convention will meet in Bozeman on June 9 1892 to elect six delegates and six alternates to Chicago and to handle other business. County committees are urged to call primary meetings and county conventions soon to choose delegates, with representation allotted to Silver Bow 6 and Yellowstone 16. Rules include residency requirements and voting by alternates in certain absences.
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Bozeman
Mont
Chicago
Silver Bow
Yellowstone
State Central Committee
Great Falls
State Democratic Central Committee
T. E. Collins
R. W. Cooly
Democratic County Convention Draft Announced
White Sulphur Springs will host the Democratic County Convention on June 4 1902 to elect thirteen delegates and thirteen alternates for the State Convention in Bozeman on June 9 The precinct primaries are set for May 25 between 4 and 7 PM at polling places Delegates chosen will also serve at the county convention to be named later The Central committee apportions delegates among precincts including Canyon Ferry Cendenin Dry West Fort Logan Townsend Sheep Creek and White Sulphur Springs With W H Sotherlan as Chairman and Rev PD Ganpxn as Secretary May 16.
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White Sulphur Springs
Bozeman
Maidh
As Eunty
Central Committee
Nate Canyon Ferry
Cendenin
Dry Weit
Fort Logan
Jevizen
Merina
Nethart
Boliuson
Sheep Creek
Townsend
Toston White
Three County Commissioners Elected This Fall
Tax Attorney General orders three commissioners elected in each county this fall with terms expiring November 9 1803. Cities enact police duties to arrest children on streets showing dawn of reason. United States produced one fourth of world gold and one third of world silver last year and debates on bi metal standard.
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United States
Northern Pacific to Lengthen Divisions for Economy
The Tus Billings Gazette states a sweeping management change will affect the Northern Pacific division superintendents. Divisions are to be lengthened to achieve cost savings and streamlined operations.
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Tus
Billings Gazette
Northern Pacific
Sabbath Baseball Debate Across Churches
The note questions why baseball on Sundays is not uniformly denounced by churches and whether any concerted effort exists to suppress the sport on the Sabbath across the country.
Missoula to christen new daily as The Democrat
Announcement says Missoula will launch a new daily newspaper named The Democrat and begin publication around June. Proper management promises financial success as Missoula grows, with residents urged to support the liberal paper for local progress.
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Missoula
The
Democrat
Jane
Miner Strike Sparks Migration to Idaho Mines
Tuz miners of Marysville received offers of 3.50 dollars daily and common laborers 1.00 to go to Couer D Alene replacing strikers demanding higher pay. Fears of causing violence upon new arrivals proved groundless and striking workers are expected to return or seek other work.
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Tuz
Marysville
Silver coin shortage and land auction notes from Bozeman
The State Board of School Land Commissioners met in Bozeman to offer lands for sale but demand and pricing were unsatisfactory. Some land was leased. overall, leasing is seen as a net gain for the state. Also noted is a silver coin shortage hindering Montana trade due to bullion storage. a call for more coined silver or free coinage legislation. Col Warren W. DeLacy died at St Peter's hospital Helena last Friday and was buried Sunday. he helped locate the wagon road from Missouri to the Columbia and was active in Montana's pioneer and civil engineer circles.
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Tax State Board of School Land Commissioners
Bozeman
Montana
Montanian
Warren W. DeLacy
St. Peter’s Hospital
Helena
Mullen
Missouri
Columbia River
Society of Montana Pioneers, Historical Society
Society of Civil Engineers
Meeting of the Democratic Clubs in Montana
R B Smith president of the Democratic Society of Montana calls a convention of delegates from state clubs at Bozeman on June 9 1802 to elect eleven delegates to the national convention of democratic clubs and officers for the ensuing year. Two delegates per club plus one per every 50 members. About ninety clubs with nearly 5000 members. Congress delegates to Chicago named June 21. Aimed at broad attendance and party benefit.
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R. B. Smith
Democratic Society of Montana
Montana
Bozeman
Mont
Chicago
Fifly
Asbout
Thawing Out Powder Controlled For Safe Explosives
A miner with experience in handling dynamite warns that thawing by hand near a fire causes uneven heating and premature explosions. He recommends dropping the powder into warm water for about half an hour before blasting to soften it evenly and preserve its strength, avoiding heat exposure and danger.
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Butte
Polite Society at Home and Abroad Ad Explains Work
Energetic persons are invited to engage in a sales opportunity for a new etiquette book titled Polite Society at Home and Abroad. No experience needed, potential earnings from $5 to $10 daily, 448 pages, cloth binding, priced $2, liberal terms offered by L. P. Miller & Co., 27 Main & J., Stockton, California.
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L. P. Miller & Co
Main &J
Stockton
Cal
Earthquake Talk From Sir Edwin Arnold On Japan
Sir Edwin Arnold recalls a disastrous quake in Osaka and Nagoya, noting Japan’s seismic history and the fire risk from fragile wooden homes. He describes Nagoya’s silk and porcelain trade and Osaka’s river harbor, plus Japan’s volcanic surroundings and past flood tolls.
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Sir Edwin Argeets
Sir Edwin Arnold
Pittsburgh Dispatch
Osaka
Nagoya
Tokio
Fugisan
Japan
Azova
Old Maids Club Dinner Highlights Local Oddities
In Milford at Minor Smith's Shore Hotel an Old Maids Society gathered to celebrate decades of charity and single life. The group, once thirty five members strong, now counts five remaining, with ages from forty eight to sixty, all well dressed and spirited. Initiation fees funded a dinner and a growing $5000 in assets from the original $1500 investment.
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Counecticut
Minor Smith's Shore Hotel
Cals
Tieve Society
Cupid
Smith's Hotel
Milford
Altoghether
Old Maids’ Society
Dr King’s New Discovery for Consumption and Colds
Suffering from hoarseness cough or throat trouble try Dr King’s New Discovery for consumption and colds. It promises relief or money back and reports La Grippe sufferers recovering swiftly. Free sample bottles offered at J R Weston’s Drug Store. Large size one dollar.
Perris Receiver and U.S. Assay Office Named in Register
Notable entities Perris Receiver Inc T Carland U S Assay Office Avenver Wheeler Meiter M A Meyendorfl appear in the record. The fragmentary entry lists several officials and offices associated with a legal or financial proceeding.
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U.S. Assay Office
Avenver
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