Registration Notices for Sweet Grass Montana Precincts
Notices announce registration windows for qualified electors in multiple election districts within Sweet Grass County Montana. Dates set for October 1888 through November 1, 1898 with start times around 9 a.m. and end times varying by district. registrars include T Anderson GEO STATHAM JAMES REED THOR M DITIL SAMUEL SOLBERG and others.
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Montana
County of
Sweet Grass
Pavelock
Lens
T. Anderson
Whyte
Nowa
McLeod
James Reed
Avent
Yellowstone
Melville
Sweee Cross
Thor
M. Datil
Howie Precinet
A. D
Montan
Amr
Samuel Solberg
American Fork
A. EF. Hopkins
Wormser
Peter Wormler
District No
Lower Stillwater
Gelock A.m
So'dlock
P.m
IL. E Stone
Resistry
Upper Stillwater
Isas
J. M. Lyons
Grey Clif
J. M. Wadswortil
Beasley and Franklin in county politics clash over taxes and residency
J.C F notes a letter praising W P Franklin and criticizing W Beasley amid a county race. The author argues Beasley keeps wool prices up and urges Republicans to persuade Democrats to vote with clear light on the issues. He cites Beasley’s impact on the sheep industry and urges an overwhelming Beasley victory.
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Mr. Epior
the Express
W. P. Prantlin
Fox
Franklin
State Senate
Wanna
Beasley
Sweet Grass County
Cleveland
J.C F
Hood's Pills Cure All Ills of Nausea and Headache
Advert describes Hood's Pills as a cure for nausea sickness head ache biliousness and all over ills priced at 25 cents.
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Hood
Parable of the Election on the Road to Miles
A satirical Stockgrower’s Journal parable depicts a candidate drawing voters with promises of tax salvation and bounty claims. On the ninth day of the eleventh month he returns to Miles astride an ass, confronted by late voters urging him to turn back. The scene features balloon sleeves and a quixotic exchange about the ass and the candidate.
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Kelly
Miles
Carlisle lays out five points on silver standard debate
John G. Carlisle argues five unrefuted propositions about monetary systems. He asserts no free coinage country exists without silver as a basis, no gold standard nation avoids silver, no silver standard country uses gold as money, no silver nation has money per capita as high as the United States, and no silver system pays laborers fairly.
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United States
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H. O. Kellogg
General Merchandise
Matoew Miller
W. Beasley
Cottage Hotel
BIG Timber
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Thos. Ryan, Prop
Independent Order OF Foresters
Kiot
Hallows P.m
E M Han
W. E. Denser
A.& Hator
Big Winber
Old
Pioneer” Office
Sydpney Fox
Attorney AT Law
Sweet‘Grass County
Office
Bank Building
Big
Timber
Gypney Lanner
Shanks Building
W A. Moore
M. P
J. H.moore
M. Lb
Physicians and Surgeons
Ourrive—Moore & Co
Dave Stone
A. Eeprine
Lum Lee
Busha and Bailey’s Store
H. J. Dixon
Alfred George
iShop
Grand Hotel
Harvey Bliss
John G. Carlisle
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