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Newspaper
Big Timber Pioneer
Location
Big Timber, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1906
Page
4
Small town notice stating the paper is mailed as second class matter from Bigtimber Montana and will continue to subscribers until canceled and arrears paid in full. Advertising rates are available on application.
May Baxter Vestat announces candidacy for County Superintendent of Schools as a Republican in Sweet Grass County, subject to the primary on September 4, 1006.
The notice states the office of County Clerk on the Republican ticket in Sweet Grass County is subject to the primary election to be held on September 4, 1906. H.C. Avex.
Dick Bupp announces his candidacy for county treasurer on the Republican ticket in Sweet Grass county with the primary set for September 4, 1906. He urges supporters to rally behind the campaign.
The fragment states a date for the office of county attorney on the Republican ticket for Sweet Grass, listing J. E. Barpous as a candidate. Further details are unclear in the text.
A candidate list announces entries for County Assessor and County Sheriff on the Republican ticket in Sweet Grass, with Sept 4 primary date. Names include E L Patterson and Jon L Vauenan, reflecting party and office focus.
A reader warns Republicans about new nomination rules requiring three percent signatures across precincts and cautions against signing for weak candidates. The piece accuses rival politicians of deception to split the Republican vote to boost a Democrat backed by boosters like Mr. Bryan while urging loyal Republicans to vote for trustworthy nominees.
In a letter to Senator James K. Jones, William J. Bryan says he will accept the Democratic presidential nomination for a third time if offered. He notes gratification with current Democratic principles and hints he will bow out if another candidate is more available or conditions do not favor him.
Mrs C A Gillette and Miss Grace Carter left for Chico Hot Springs for a week. A K Wearne and wife were in Bozeman to see the Selle Floto show. Mr and Mrs Thos Carnes of Park City arrived to camp along the Boulder and visit relatives. Dr J G McKay and family return from a three week trip to Vancouver and coast cities. Stray horse report offers liberal reward for a light sorrel with branding lazy RA. Wantep: salesmen for tailoring represent large stock with generous pay. J Baley returns with stolen mare and colt after recovering horses from Culbertson. the four year old from the stolen mare’s sire also obtained.
Notice to bidders seeks offers for digging and setting poles along 23 miles of line. Holes to be 3 feet deep and 200 feet apart. Bids due to Erick Solberg HowieMont by July 20 1906. Lost plush buggy robe with dog head figure between Big Timber and Wormeer June 9 reward offered.
Alfred George registry agent announces voter registration for Big Timber Precinct from July 15 to August 15 1906 at the Montana Hotel Big Timber with daily hours to be held during the period dated July 11 1908.
Money to loan on improved ranch property for long terms at low rates. Apply B. O. Crarx.
Notice of primary election to be held on the first Tuesday of September 1906 in Sweet Grass County Montana under the 1905 legislative act. Offices include Legislature representative sheriff treasurer clerk recorder assessor county attorney schools superintendent coroner public administrator surveyor two county commissioners and two justices of the peace per township with delegates to county party conventions. Poll hours vary by precinct. Big Timber 12 noon to 9 pm others 1 pm to 6 pm. County Clerk H C Aven signs.
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