Vacation Time Library Hours And Local Notices
Vacation time library hours listed for Mondays and Tue Thu and Sat with evening slots. Also several notices including a sales job ad with Lennox Oil and Paint Company in Cleveland, a cattle pasture request near McLeod Montana, a for sale offer on a modern house, and a piano tuner M Harry Hunter’s return plan with an order drop at Grand Hotel.
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Lennox Oil and Paint Company
Dept. of Sales
Cleveland
Olio
M. Harry Hunter
Bulte
Grand Hotel
George O Campbell Declares Candidacy for Montana House
George O Campbell announces his Republican bid for representative of Sweet Grass County in the state legislature. He seeks the party nomination and faces the August 3 1926 primary election.
Candidacy Declaration for County Treasurer Nomination
The treasurer announces Republican nomination bid for county treasurer subject to Lee's primary. August 3 1926. Emphasizes efficiency economy and strict attention to duties if nominated and elected.
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Lee
Takeo
Ed Boddy Seeks Republican Nomination for Sweet Grass County Commissioner
Ed Boddy of Gibson Montana announces his candidacy for the Republican nomination for county commissioner in Sweet Grass County subject to the will of electors at the August 3 primary. He pledges impartial and economical service if nominated and elected.
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Sweet Grass County
ED Boddy
Gibson
Mont
Christine M. Green
Montana
Sheriff candidate declares bid in Sweet Grass County
Sheriff Ed Brasnin announces his candidacy for sheriff of Sweet Grass County subject to primary August 1926 on the Democratic ticket. He invites residents to support his bid and emphasizes a respectful approach.
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Sweet Grass
Ahan
Democratie
Sweet Grass Gounty
Republican Nomination Petition for County Commissioner
Commissioner W. Voges files for the August 3 primary seeking Republican nomination for county commissioner. He pledges best effort, impartial and economical administration, and devotion to county affairs if nominated and elected.
Olson Seeks Democratic Nomination for Sweet Grass County Commissioner
The prospective nominee Theo T. Olson pledges to honor official duties with strict economy and impartiality if nominated and elected at the August 3, 1926 primary. He emphasizes careful stewardship of public funds and devoted service to Sweet Grass County voters.
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Sweet Grass County
Theo. T. Olson
County Clerk and Recorder Candidate Files for Nomination
W. A. Conwell announces as a Republican candidate for the office of Clerk and Recorder of Sweet Grass County, subject to the August 3, 1926 primary. He pledges prompt, economical, courteous service to taxpayers if nominated and elected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sweet Grass County
W. A. Conwell
Whitney Seeks Second Term as Sweet Grass County Assessor
A. Whitney announces renomination for reassessment duties as assessor of Sweet Grass County on the Republican ticket. He states his term aimed for fairness and impartial property valuations and urges voters to support a second term if satisfied with his record.
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Sweet Grass County
A. Whitney
Margaret Deegan Nominated for County Superintendent
Nomination for the office of county superintendent of schools of Sweet Grass county, subject to Republican primary action on August 3, 1926. Nominee: Margaret Deegan.
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Sweet Grass County
Margaret Deegan
Malt Tonic Likely Not to Become Popular Beverage
Washington June 25 Assistant Secretary Andrews in charge of prohibition enforcement says the newly authorized malt tonic will not become a popular beverage. He expresses weariness with complaints and urges focus on major matters to move prohibition from talk to action. The letter was sent to Mrs. Ella A. Boole of Brooklyn, president of the National Woman’s Christian Temperance Union.
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Washington
Andrews
Ella A. Boole
Brooklyn
National Women's Christ In Temperance Union
Brannin Family Chronicle Faces Montana Roots and Tragic Deaths
The Brannin family migrated to Montana in 1894 from New Mexico bringing artifacts and many children. Son Joe Brannin, a deputy sheriff in Melville, was killed while escorting a cattle rustler named Jowell. Edwin Brannin became sheriff of Sweet Grass county, recounting travels from Silver City and early work with King Gillette in Helena. The piece notes a toll road era in 1864 and Brannin’s later moves to Colorado and Santa Fe before fate intervened.
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S. S. Brannin
Montana
New Mexico
Grant County
Joe Brannin
Melville
O. A. Fallang
Mal Jowell
Billings
Jowell
Brannin
Towell
Edwin
Sweet Grass County
Silver City
N. M
Brannins
Helena
King & Gillette
Great Falls
Wisconsin
Sedalia
Platte River
Ed. Gibson
Colorado
Santa Fe
Eighteen Years Ago District Court Session
Judge Frank Henry presided from Livingston, druggist C. J. Knox moved to Melville to run a new drug store, and a dray business transfer occurred between Chris Magelssen and T. G. Shipton. Community notes record a kitchen shower for Mrs Ey A Severance, school trustees awarding repairs to the pool building, and wool deliveries at the N P warehouse with buyer-seller understandings noted as difficult.
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Frank Henry
Livingston
District Court
C. J. Knox
Melville
Chris Magelssen
T. G. Shipton
Ey A. Severance
Publie Scheol
W. BR. Stokes
George BR
Revinohis
Chisholm
N. PP
Omulus
G. M. Bate
Anderson
James T. Anderson
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Jake Magelssen
J. F. Mooney
Chas. Bryan
Big Timber
Anton Ronning
White Rock
Douthett
Fordson Farm
L. F. Douthett Co
Ford
Ford Way
J.J. Lacklen CO
Dodge Brothers
Willys-Knight
Wotor Inn
Yellowstone Trail
Anna M. Dahl
Alva I. Lamb
Martin
Big Timber Pioneer Office
G. W. Briley
Melville, Mont
Call Cook Hotel
Jack Watt
John George Neumayer
Corkins
Big Timber Building & Loan Association
J. A. Lowry
Treas
Oscar Nepstad House
Jennie Forsythe
Linotype
Western Newspaper Union
B.C. Martin
Big Timber Pioneer
Henry Stole
D. M. Bray
C. W. Campbell
J. F. Clark
McLeod Ranch
McLeod, Mont
A. Lowry & Co
J. H. Trower
Ben Uhl
Ben Mjelde
D. Claiborn
Sweet Grass Stock Growers Association
Grant Bishir
Hunters Hot Springs
Gibson, Mont
Big Timber, Montana
Times
Sweet Grass County Creamery
I¢M
Patterson Undertaking CO
C. Graff
George O. Campbell
Cc. A. Bishop
Brasnin
Co. W. Voges
John N. Macfarlane
Lys Is
Overland
Motor Inn
Sheriff Brannin
Stubblefield
Ethel
Spokane
F. O. Macridan
Bessie Moore
H. A. Pandyamtoo Boleaniuuel
Ore Mountains
Bis Timber
Pather Dougherty
Dubuque
Iowa
Ity
Bozeman Sesterdas
W.G. Bevan
W. OP. Franklin
Starvey Bliss
J. A. Bailey
George M. Briner
T. K. Lee
Mr. Bliss
McCormick
Deering
McCormick-Deering
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