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Newspaper
Big Timber Pioneer
Location
Big Timber, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 16, 1906
Page
4
Publication notice stating second class entry at Bictimber Montana and regular mailing to subscribers until cancellation and arrears paid in full. Sub price is $1 per year. Advertising rates available on application. Claims to be the only newspaper published in Sweet Grass County.
May Baxter Vesrat declares as a Republican candidate for County Superintendent of Schools in Sweet Grass County, subject to the primary election on September 4, 1906.
BR. O. Potsyrur announces candidacy for Representative in the Legislature on the Republican ticket in Sweet Grass County subject to the primary on September 4, 1906. H. C. Aven also announces candidacy for County Clerk on the Republican ticket in Sweet Grass County with the same primary date.
Dick Rupp J E Barnoer and Henry M Lama announce candidacies for county positions on the Sweet Grass county Republican ticket with primary election set for September 4 1906. Joan T Vaughan also declares candidacy for county sheriff.
Congressman Dixon ends his re election bid for the House and declares his candidacy for the U S Senate to succeed W A Clark. He says a Republican will win the House and another Republican will be sent to Washington, praising Montana voters and noting strong Republican support. The piece mentions possible successors and describes ballot procedures with a warning about voting rules.
Voters are informed of the direct primary ballot rules including Australian ballots, multiple party tickets, and a non partisan ticket. Ballots must list candidates alphabetically by surname under each office and party. Voters mark and fold ballots to conceal the vote and cast within the polling place.
Notice sets the first Tuesday in September 1906 for a primary in Sweet Grass County Montana under the 1905 act. Polls open Big Timber 12 noon to 9 pm, other precincts 1 pm to 6 pm. Nominating offices include Legislature representative sheriff treasurer clerk recorder and more with delegates to party county conventions.
The office of county Clerk and Recorder on the Republican ticket for Sweet Grass County is subject to the primary election to be held on the ith day of September, 1906.
The notice records the Republican county commissioner race in Sweet Grass County for a two year term, held on September 4, 1906. Candidate H. O. Kelloche is mentioned in the context of the election details.
J. W. Davis declares his candidacy for the office of County Assessor. The announcement targets the upcoming election to be held on September 4. Davis seeks support from voters across the county.
A Spokane plan to beautify the city through voluntary labor on Arbor Day drew vast participation and no cost. About 40 000 residents joined in cleaning and tree planting as public offices and banks closed. The city beautiful committees operated with broad volunteer teams and a goal of 6 000 trees, plus a future weed day to curb urban weeds.
The Department of the Interior announces a public sale of tract N1IZNW4 and NISGNE (lots 1–4) in Section 6 Township 3 North Range 15 East MPM, Bozeman Montana. Sale at 10:00 a m on September 22, 1906. claims must be filed by then or rights are forfeited.
A notice from Big Elk Montana announcing a September 7 1906 election day for Republican party delegates to county conventions. It lists polling hours and names of delegates for Big Timber McLeod Grey Cliff and other precincts along with officers Mary R Deegan and county surveyor.
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