U.S. District Attorneys in Montana
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U.S. District Attorneys in Montana
U.S. District Attorneys for Montana, 1877-1998(may beincomplete!)
RobertS. Anderson 1877-79J.W. Andrews 1879-80JamesS. Dryden 1880JamesW. Walker 1880-81FrankM. Eastman 1881-83WilliamH. DeWitt 1883-85RobertB. Smith 1885-89ElbertD. Weed 1889-94PrestonHopkins Leslie 1894-98WilliamB. Rogers 1898-1902CarlRasch 1902-08JamesW. Freeman 1908-13BurtonK. Wheeler 1913-18EdwardC. Day 1918-20W.W. Patterson 1920GeorgeF. Shelton 1920JohnL. Slattery 1921WellingtonD. Rankin 1926-34JamesH. Baldwin 1934-35JohnB. Tansil 1935-50DaltonT. Pierson 1951KrestCyr 1953-61H.Moody Brickett 1961-69OtisL. Packwood 1969-75KeithL. Burrows 1975-76ThomasA. Olson 1976-77RobertT. O'Leary 1977-81RobertL. Zimmerman 1981ByronH. Dunbar 1981-90LorraineI. Gallinger 1990DorisSwords Poppler 1990-93SherryS. Matteucci 1993-98
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