Registration notices for Sweet Grass district elections
Notice lists registry agents for districts 1 through 11 in Sweet Grass Montana with registration periods starting October 24 1898 and ending October 20 1898 or October 29 1898, detailing precincts and agent names including Andrew Z Anderson James Teed Mathew Miller Peter Wormler IL Stone J M Lyons J M Wadsworth and others. Prior to the November 8 1898 general election.
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Big Tiber
Montana
Momans
Dovclock
Andrew Z. Anderson
Springdale
Sweet Grass
GLO
Statham
Regitry
Mstrict No
McTcad
A.D
James Teed
Dal
Yellowstone
Manta Atera
Montanya
Melville
Montane
Montsan
Tsup
Ofelock P. Moon
Howle
Moncton
Yelock
Clork
Samuel Solberg
American York
Price
A. E. Wopkins
Wormser
Peeter Wormler
Stillwater
County of
Upper Stillwater
Isal
J. M. Uyons
Grey C.tff
J. M. Wadsworth
Hood's Pills Cure Nausea and Headache Advert
Pills advertised to cure nausea sick headache billiousness and all liver ills priced at 25 cents each. Sold by druggists and advertised as a general tonic and remedy. The notice emphasizes quick relief and broad health claims typical of 19th century patent medicines.
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Hood
Promised Land: A Montana Sheep Ranch and Its Wealth
A Helena Independent clipping extols the Smith brothers Musselshell ranch as Montana’s premier sheep operation. It reports 48,000 sheep on 33,000 acres, 2000 tons of hay yearly, and potential 46 350 net after wool and lamb value. Lambs number 14 290 worth 32 152. total output 78 252. Manager McNaught’s 280 600 pounds wool at 26 cents could yield 46 000. The piece notes luxurient grass, extensive fencing, and a comfortable lifestyle on the ranch.
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Helena
Montana
Court House
Sheen Ranches
Henry Neill
Meagher County
Smith Brothers
Mussleshell
Canaan
J.A. McNaught
John and
William Smith
Martinsdale
Idaho
Joan Smith
Moses
Northern Pacific Railway
McNaught
Democratic Convention Nominates County Ticket Fails Fusion
The county Democratic convention held in Busha and Batley’s hall elected temporary officers and named candidates for sheriff assessor and treasurer while a fusion attempt with Silver Republicans failed. DeHart won sheriff on first ballot, Harrison assessor on second, and Snook treasurer with other posts filled by acclamation.
Convention Silver Republicans Nominate Ticket in Big Timber
The Silver Republican convention met in Big Timber on Tuesday. A. G. Hatch was elected chairman and L. F. Douthett secretary. They nominated L. I. Douthett for representative, A. G. Hatch for county attorney, O. M. Lanphear for assessor, and A. E. Snook for treasurer, plus endorsed A. T. Kellogg sheriff, John H. Moore clerk and recorder, Eva L. Dana superintendent, and D. Walvoord county surveyor. The central committee also elected Hatch and Douthett, then adjourned.
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Busha & Batley’s Hall
Harvey Bliss
Sydney Fox
Jos. Lay
Weelock
Contititte
Committee On Permanent Organization
Committee On
Fusion
Silver Republicans
Thig J. L. DeHtart
S. B. Roberts
Peter Deker
DeHart
W. A. Harrison
John Pratting
A. E B. Snook
W. P. Franklin
Mary Frawley
Ed. Everitt
Sydney Lanner
Albert Stubblefield
Central Committee
Big Timber
A. G. Hatch
L. F. Douthett
L. I. Douthett
O. M. Lanphear
A. E. Snook
A. T. Kellogg
John H. Moore
Eva L. Dana
D. .<. Walvoord
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Kellogg's
H. O. Kellogg
General Merchandise
Cottage Hotel
Mont
Thos. Ryan, Prop
Independent Order OF Foresters
Court Big Timber
Koof P Hall
E M Watt
W. E. Bennert
A S Hrator
Offte
Old “Pioneer” Office
WOX
Attorney AT Law
Sweet Grass County
Office
Bank Building
Lanner
Shanks Building
Moore
M. B
J. H.moore
Physicians and Surgeons
Orrick—Moore & Co
Nueva Stone
A. Perrine
McLeod St
Rie Timber
Lum Lee
Busha and Bailey’s Store
H. J- Dixon
Alfred George
Grand Hostel
Othe
Mathew Miller
Tam
Democratiric ‘Convention
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