Notice to Subscribers and Advertising Rates
Public notice printed in the Montana post, indicating second class mail status for Bigtimber publication. It states subscriptions are $1.00 per year and advertising rates are available on application, with mail continuing to subscribers until canceled and arrears paid in full.
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Bigtimber
Montana
Candidate for county superintendent on Republican ticket
May Baxter Vestal announces candidacy for County Superintendent of Schools in Sweet Grass County and cites the Republican ticket with a primary election set for September 4, 1906.
Sheriff Primary Election Notice for Sweet Grass County
To the voters of Sweet Grass County on the Republican ticket the primary election for the office of Sheriff will be held on September 4 1906. O A Pallang signs the notice as sender.
Primary election date for Sweet Grass county candidate
The notice states the office of Representative in the Legislature on the Republican ticket in Sweet Grass county is subject to the primary election to be held on September 4, 1906.
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Sweet Grass County
Caele Sam
United States
Charles W. Pafflow
Sweet Grass County Treasurer Primary Details
The office of county treasurer on the Republican ticket for Sweet Grass County is set for the primary election on September 4, 1906. Dick Bubp is the candidate associated with this notice.
Butte Miner Skeptical On Montana Campaign Firing
The Butte Miner laments the public indifference to a long campaign and favors a shorter effort. It argues Montanans are busy and prefer to avoid political arousal, with a Clark County note also predicting voter fatigue and a preferral for brevity. A lost plush buggy robe with a dogs head is reported between Big Timber and Wormser. finder to claim reward.
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Butte
Montana
Democratic Party
Clark Paper
Big Timber
Wormser
Finder
West Side
Electors Urged to Register Or Lose Voting Rights
Every elector must register this year or they will not be allowed to vote. The warning urges timely registration to ensure eligibility at the polls.
Card of Thanks to Melville Friends for Gift
A sincere thank you to the people of Melville for the valuable gift sent as a token of esteem. To be recipient of gifts like this makes life among friends worth living. May the Father in Heaven grant me strength to again take up the work you have nobly appreciated.
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Melville
Desert wand Final Proof Notice for Publication
Notice is given that Sam G. McGregor and Istie E. McGregor of Two Dot Meagher County Montana have filed notice to make final proof on land claims NE and EMNW sections 28 township 7 north range 18 and 28 township 7 north range 1 west before U S Commissioner at Harlowton Montana on Friday August 3.
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Ratics
Department of the Interior
Bozeman
Mont
Peter N. Decker
McLeod, Mont
Gill
C. N. Skillman
U.S
Big Timber
Benjamin B. Miles
Henry Lamb
Ewing O. Clark
Phil Cook
Thomas Kent
Grey Cliff
Montana
Imade
C. N
Peter M. Wheaton
SG Ins
U. S
Andrew O Forsythe
Glenn M. Parker
Bates L. Ryan
Edward Bartel
Howie
M. BR. Wilson
Register
Metrcs
United States
Boseman
Ives
Andrew C. Foraythe
Sweet Grass County
Devert
C.N . Skillman
U. 8. Com
Redemenson
Ian Peter M. Wheaton
Grey Clif
Howle, Mont
M. R. Wilson
Michael Lyons
Big Elk
Skilman
U. Ss
Santana
United States Land
Dnnes
Lewistown
Sam G. McGregor
Meagher Wg
Emnw Easw
Istie E. McGregor
Meagher
M. St
Ajamin Urner
Harlow
Washington Letter notes on militia, White House funds
Ten states declined to send National Guard units to summer camps with regular troops citing dispersed state guard, earthquake guard duties, and uprising concerns. White House expenses for the year ending 1907 are projected to be twice prior totals besides 1906 remodel, with $113000 for expenses and $25000 for presidential travel.
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Oliver
National Guard
Colorado
Idaho
California
San Francisco
White House
C. 8. Bromwell
House Appropriations Committee
Warwick hotel planned at Pennsylvania avenue site
A syndicate bought the Fourteenth Street and Pennsylvania avenue property for 300000 dollars to erect a Warwick hotel costing 600000 dollars once plans are completed. The project aims to attract business travelers with a substantial, modern lodging facility and is part of a broader urban development program.
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Militensia
United States
Insular
Virginia
Busipeesmen
Fourteenth Street
Pennsylvania Avenue
The
Warwick
Renovation Method for Black Dresses Revealed
The article describes a simple home process to revive dirty black skirts. Soak in a strained soap bark solution mixed with hot water, agitate as with flannels, rinse in tepid water, wring, shake, hang to dry, and iron on the reverse side once nearly dry.
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J. T. LaFond
Dept
C. H. Lirry
May Baxter Vestal
O. A. Pallang
B. O. Foraytthe
H.C. Autes
Dick Bubp
Iam
J. BE. Barsour
Howie Telephone Co
Erick Solberg
Howie,Mont
Howie Teveryone Co
Yours Sincerely
Rev
J. W. Wold
United States Land Office
Said
Thomas Domnelian
James W. Norton
Walter Sweetman
Hubert Kellogg
Bowaep
BanAssey
Register, Tat Publications
James H. Uuffey
Joseph Labrie
Joseph Bechard
Alexander C. McDonald
Harlowton
Epward Brasszy
Washington
N. Omillman
U. A. Conmissioner
Are Bailey
Netery Public
Skillman & Bailey
East Terrace
Washington Star
Onne
Howard Brothers
J. S. Solberg
Denver
Billings
Burlington
F. W. Klippel
Gates & Elliot
America
Pioneer
Roan
Alphonse Viaux
Thimeon
Belgium
Colas
Bergere
Mont d'Or
Lise de Bonsval
Mazette de Thimeon
Colas II
Neumeyer
Big Timber Creek
E. L. Harris
Dry Creek
Hellopeter
Boulder