Loeb, Albert I
lawyer, legislator, was born Jan. 22, 1872, in Helena, Mont.
He received his education at the high school of his native city, the university of Michigan, and received the degree of bachelor of laws at Ann Arbor, in 1892.
He was elected a member of the fifth legislative assembly of the state of Montana from Lewis and Clarke county; and was the first person in the state of Montana to represent a county of his nativity in the legislature of the state; he served as speaker pro tempore of the house. He was first president of the society of Sons and Daughters of Montana Pioneers, and has filled various positions of trust in his county and state.