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Newspaper

Big Timber Pioneer

Location

Big Timber, Montana, United States of America

Date

Oct 01, 1908

Page

4

Political ticket lineup for state and nation

The ticket lists Vice President James S. Sherman of New York on the Republican State Ticket. It also names Congress candidate Charles N. Pray Governor Edward A. Donlan Lieutenant Governor W. R. Allen Attorney General Albert J. Galen State Treasurer E. Fe. Esselatyn Auditor Harry Cunningham Superintendent of Public Instruction W. H. Harmon Associate Justice W. L. Holloway Railroad Commissioner six year term Dan Boyle Railroad Commissioner four year term B. T. Stanton.

Charles N. Pray Edward A. Donlan W. R. Allen Albert J. Galen E. FE. Esselatyn Harry Cunningham Public Instruction W. H. Harmon W. L. Holloway Dan Boyle B. T. Stanton

Republican County Ticket List of Candidates

The ticket names Charles McDonnell for senator A B Coit for representative L P Tintinger for treasurer O A Fallang for sheriff J A Lowry for clerk and recorder J T Vaughan for county attorney J W Davis for assessor F M Lamp for clerk of the court Miss Minerva Powell for superintendent of schools John Esp for six year commissioner Dr J H Moore for coroner E C Hale for public administrator A A Carter for justice of the peace Big Timber township

Charles McDonnell A. B. Coit L. P. Tintinger O. A. Fallang J. A. Lowry J. T. Vaughan J. W. Davis F. M. Lamp E. C. Hale Big Timber Township A A. B. Carter

Why Not Exercise His Right in Presidential Debate

Senator Long criticized President Roosevelt for suggesting Taft as the successor. The piece argues the president, in his role and with access to top officials, may freely share observations and endorse a preferred successor. It notes Taft’s selection at the Republican convention showed delegates’ confidence in Roosevelt, with election returns expected to reflect public trust.

Senator Long Roosevelt Taft White House United State

Dem rally taint questions trust links in Oklahoma

Gov Taskell, recent Democratic National Committee chairman, tied to Standard Oil in Oklahoma, undermines a rally claim that Democrats are free from corporate taint. The piece contrasts Taft’s denouncement of Berker with Bryan’s backing of Haskell, noting court revelations and Roosevelt's disclosures. It asks which candidate favors trusts.

Taskell Democratic National Committee Standard Oil Company Oklahoma Democratic Party Foraker Taft Haskell

Eastern Montana Support for Donlan Evident at State Convention

At the Republican state convention held in Hel, Eastern Montana showed clear backing for Donlan, signaling regional influence in party leadership and platform alignment within the state. Delegates from the region emphasized Donlan as a key figure in advancing the party's agenda.

Montana Donlan Hel

Delegates Back Our Future Governor With Narrow Margin

Delegates from this Treasurer State area voted almost solidly for the candidate slated to become governor, signaling strong regional support and a unified stance ahead of the upcoming campaign.

Treasurer

November 3rd Will Spend Twenty Three for Bryan

A brief note indicates that on November 3rd a sum of twenty three will be spent for Bryan. The sentence lacks context about who Bryan is or the purpose of the expenditure.

Will Spen Bryan

Water Safety Rules For Drowning Prevention

Hopkins reviews on water safety urging education in swimming and floating to reduce drownings. It stresses knowing how to act in emergencies, keeping calm, and using aids or flotation if unable to swim, regardless of water depth.

Among the Churches

The Methodist Episcopal Church with Pastor J A Meeke holds services Sunday at 1 and 7:30, plus Sunday echoes at 4. The First Congregational Church led by Rev Dr H H Thoren offers school at 10, worship at 11 and 7:45 with nightly gospel meetings starting Oct 4. Rev H S Fritsch of Billings to preach Tuesday and Wednesday evenings. Thirteen youths joined the Endeavor, Sunday school led by W C Ryan. An English evening service is noted. Confirmation class formed with Ronald Halverson pro tem president and Harold Solberg pro tem secretary. Forty five took Holy Communion. twenty one received first communion. choir of sixteen. Sunday Oct 11, 4 p.m. planned religious instruction for confirmands. Strangers welcome. ice cream served at the reception.

Congregational Church H.S. Fritsch Billings Endeavor Society Prof. Blakeway Supt W. C. Ryan Ber Ronald Halverson Harold Solberg Selmer Solberg Ingrid Halverson

Sunday School Hour Change and Services Schedule

Sunday school moves to 1 p m with notice of the change. On Sunday Oct 4 Melville settlement holds 11 am services and 3 pm English afternoon service at the Melville schoolhouse. Sunday Oct 11 services planned in Big Tim.

Melville Settlement Melville School House Big Tim

Forest reserves and metals supply warn against alarm not shortage

The Iron Trade Review argues the United States has vast untapped timber lands and ample iron ore, countering famine fears. It calls for scientific forestry to grow future supply and notes higher value for wood and iron as demands rise, while urging careful management to prevent exhaustion and cost spikes.

Iron Trade Review United States Germany

St Marks Church Publishes Sunday Services

St Marks Church announces services by Rev. C. W. MacWilliams next Sunday at 10:00 a m Holy Communion at 11:00 a m and Evening Prayer at 7:30 p m All are invited to attend.

Also Mentioned on This Page

A. G. Hatch Bigtimber Mont B. J. Kleinhesselink Timsrr Montaya M. W. Barr Bigtimber, Montena A. K. Wearne Richards’ Drug Store J.T. Vaughan Elliot and Coit’s Bill Timpest A. P. O'Leary Elliot & Coit D. Claiborne Richard Big Timber Alexander Fyfe A. D. Knowles, D.V. S Livingston, Mowntana Addreess Bill Miles Livingston, Mont Tailor’s John Watt Foleys Widdecombe Bros Melville Leo Lattle J. T. LaFond Sweet Grase County Apphestien William Howard Taft Ohio James S. Sherman New York Republican County Methodist Episcopal Church J. A. Meeke First Congregational Church H. H. Thoren Lutheran Church E. A. Erickson Iron and Wood Department of the Interior U.S. Land Bozeman John 8. Hawks Nye Geo. H. Simpson Hia Big Timber Lumber Co Bray L. G. Wood, the Jeweler East Grawlgee McA BIG Six Royal Tailors Chicago Choice
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