Francis Bardanouve papers, 1973-1977.

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Francis Bardanouve papers, 1973-1977.

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This collection (1973-1977) consists primarily of correspondence to and from Representative Francis Bardanouve, a Harlem, Montana, farmer and Democratic state legislator, during the 43rd, 44th and 45th legislative assemblies. This correspondence includes letters with constituents, legislators, and state agencies; news releases and newsletters prepared by Bardanouve; and miscellany, including notes on the closing of the Montana Children's Center and the Utility Siting Act. These papers consist primarily of corresonderice to and from Representative Bardanouve during the 43rd, 44th, and 45th Legislative Assemblies including letters with constituents, legislators, and state agencies concerning many legislative issues; news releases and newsletters prepared by Representative Bardanouve; and miscellany including notes on the closing of the Montana Children's Center and the Utiliity Siting Act.

.2 linear ft.

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Bardanouve, Francis, 1917-2002

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Francis Bardanouve was born in Harlem, Montana, on December 10, 1917. He attended the Harlem public schools and graduated from Harlem High School. He was a stockman-farmer from the Harlem, Montana, area. He was first elected to the Montana House of Representatives in 1958 for the 36th Legislatvie Assembly. Bardanouve represented District #6, Blaine County, in the House since that time. He was appointed to the Appropriations Committee in 1959 and served as chairman for that committee during sever...

Montana. Legislative Assembly

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Legislative body of the state of Montana; beginning in the 1973/1974 session the body became known as the Legislature. From the description of Montana Legislative Assembly records, 1889-1971. (Montana Historical Society Library). WorldCat record id: 70959375 ...