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Newspaper
Big Timber Pioneer
Location
Big Timber, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 1906
Page
4
Snsored in the post ofice at Bigtimber Montana is second class master. This paper is mailed regularly to all subscribers until it is ordered recontinued and all arrears are paid to full. Subscription Price $1.00 Per Year Advertising ratee made known on ap plication.
To the voters of Sweet Grass County May Barrer Vestat declares her candidacy for County Superintendent of Schools on the Republican ticket, subject to the primary on September 4, 1906.
H C Atten announces candidacy for County Clerk on the Republican ticket in Sweet Grass County subject to the primary on September 4 1906.
County treasurer and county attorney posts on the Sweet Grass county ticket appear in the primary to be held on September 4 1908 with candidates Dick Bunp and J E Baavour listed for the offices respectively.
The notices announce a Sept. 4 primary election in Sweet Grass County for the County Assessor and County Sheriff races. Names mentioned include Mary Rosetta Deegan and Henry MN Lamp as declared candidates.
The new naturalization law passed by Congress takes effect September 27 and heightens scrutiny of applicants. It requires detailed registration at entry, residence, and throughout the process, with oath requirements, seven year maximum interval for petitions, witness affidavits, English language ability, and government opposition provisions. Fraud becomes a felony. hearings are set with strict timelines and postures on allegiance and anti polygymy laws.
A playful yet baffling public remark describes the open peek-a-boo waist as being attacked or criticized. The wording hints at a controversial fashion or design feature drawing scrutiny and sparking discussion among readers.
J W Davis announces candidacy for the county assembly to be held on September 4. The brief notice specifies the election target and date with formal declaration.
A notice records the date for the office of County Commissioner on the Republican ticket in Sweet Grass County for the two year term, held on September 4, 1806. H. O. Keltoca.
An order of the District Court of Sweet Grass County Montana dated June 27 1906 authorizes private sale of the estate of Julia Nepetad deceased. The executor H Nepstap will offer the south half of section 2 and the north half of section 11 township 14 east containing about five and a half acres with water rights and appurtenances. Sale to highest bidder subject to court confirmation with payment by purchaser and balance owing at sale.
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