The Political Graveyard: Montana: State Treasurers

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Montana: State Treasurers

Montana State Treasurers, 1889-1977 (May be incomplete!)
Richard O. Hickman 1889-93 Frederick W. Wright 1893-97 Timothy E. Collins 1897-1901 A. H. Barret 1901-05 James H. Rice 1905-09 Elmer E. Esselstyn 1909-13 William C. Rae 1913-17 H. L. Hart 1917-21 J. W. Walker 1921-23 O. H. Junod 1923-25 Wilfred E. Harmon 1925-29 F. E. Williams 1929-33 James Brett 1933-37 Ray Shannon 1937-41 Thomas E. Carey 1941-44 T. H. MacDonald 1944 George P. Porter 1945-49 Neil Fisher 1949 Alta E. Fisher 1949-51 John E. Henry 1951-53 Charles L. Sheridan 1953 Edna J. Hinman 1953-57 Horace F. Casey 1957-61 Edna J. Hinman 1961-65 Henry H. Anderson 1965-69 Alex B. Stephenson 1969-73 Hollis Connors 1973-77

Events and Candidates (may be incomplete!)

1923 Feb 2: J. W. Walker, resigned; O. H. Junod, appointed.

1924: Wilfred E. Harmon (Rep), elected.

1944 Aug 22: Thomas E. Carey, died in office.

1944 Aug 24: T. H. MacDonald, appointed.

1949 Aug 31: Neil Fisher, died in office.

1953 Oct 15: Charles L. Sheridan, died in office.

1960 Jun 7: H. L. 'Tip' O'Neal (Dem), nominated; Fern L. Baker (Dem), defeated in primary; James Kello (Dem), defeated in primary.

1960 Jun 7: Edna J. Hinman (Rep), nominated unopposed.

1960 Nov 8: Edna J. Hinman (Rep), elected; H. L. 'Tip' O'Neal (Dem), defeated.

1972: Hollis Connors (Rep), elected.

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