Montana, its story and biography; a history of aboriginal and territorial Montana and three decades of statehood, under the editorial supervision of Tom Stout ... . epted Masons, and is master of that body; is a past high priest ofHarlowton Chapter No. 22, Royal Arch Masons;is the present commander of Palestine CommanderyNo. 18, Knights Templar; and is a member of Al-geria Temple. Ancient Arabic Order Nobles ofthe Mystic Shrine, at Helena and is in the Divanof that organization. He is also a member of theGreek-letter college fraternity. Phi Delta Phi. In addition to his creditable caree
Montana, its story and biography; a history of aboriginal and territorial Montana and three decades of statehood, under the editorial supervision of Tom Stout ... . epted Masons, and is master of that body; is a past high priest ofHarlowton Chapter No. 22, Royal Arch Masons;is the present commander of Palestine CommanderyNo. 18, Knights Templar; and is a member of Al-geria Temple. Ancient Arabic Order Nobles ofthe Mystic Shrine, at Helena and is in the Divanof that organization. He is also a member of theGreek-letter college fraternity. Phi Delta Phi. In addition to his creditable career in one of themost exacting of professions, he has proved an hon-orable member of the body politic, rising in theconfidence and esteem of the public, and in everyrelation of life he has never fallen below the dig-nity of true manhood nor in any way resorted tomethods and wiles that have invited criticism orcensure. He has long enjoyed a reputation as asafe and counselor, is deservedly popu-lar among his professional brethren and has builtup a large and lucrative legal business apd enjoysa splendid reputation as a lawyer, citizen and HISTORY OF MONTANA 1039 Richard F. Smith, cashier of the Baker StateBank, has been identified with the development andbusiness interests of Baker since the infancy of thetown, and has held his present position since the bankwas organized in March, 1909, absorbing a privatebanking institution, the first one of Baker. He wasborn in Anoka County, Minnesota, on January 7, 1872,a son of Orrin and Hattie (Reed) Smith, and grand-son of Daniel Y. Smith. After meeting with somematerial prosperity in Maine, his native state, DanielY. Smith brought his family west to Minnesota, andbecame extensively interested in realty in and aboutAnoka, handling city and farm lands upon a largescale. He became a member of the first Board ofDirectors of the Anoka National Bank. At his deathhis remains were interred in the cemetery at Anoka. Orrin Sm
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