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Newspaper
Big Timber Pioneer
Location
Big Timber, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1898
Page
4
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A large number of state papers charge A. J. Campbell with being a gold bug. After he advocates free and independent coinage of silver, readers may accept the label, given his reckless and clumsy handling of the question.
The two critics claim Mr Beasley is neither a taxpayer nor a county resident, but county records show he has long been a Sweet Grass resident and is a taxpayer, leaving no room for dispute.
The Republicans of the county present Chas. O. Hathaway of Melville for assessor. Hathaway is portrayed as a well known honest straightforward man with long Montana residence and broad knowledge of property values, fit for the office and deserving of voters support.
Dr Jonn H Moore clerk and recorder of Sweet Grass county seeks re election on the republican ticket. He has run the office satisfactorily and enjoys strong personal popularity with democrats not opposing him. He will assist in republican rallies across the county to back the ticket.
Republican nominee D. J. Wattwoorp has held the county surveyor office for two years and will run this fall on his past record. The endorsement notes he has given general satisfaction and should be re-elected.
Andrew Jackson Campbell denounces the Republican party as the party of corporations and millionaires. Critics note he recently represented corporations during the last legislative session while a member, and his nomination for Congress was pushed by multi-millionaire W. A. Clark.
Voters in Sweet Grass county flip from ardent Hannah supporters to opposing Beasley, labeling him a non tax payer and non resident. The piece argues such claims are false and reflect personal or political prejudice rather than convictions. Hannah’s Senate record is praised despite changing loyalties.
The piece argues Republicans deserver the bi metal label only if they back a gold standard. It defends Republicans on the St Louis platform of 1896 and contrasts independent silver coinage with international free coinage. It cites William Jennings Bryan on voter bi metalism.
A sensational arrest yesterday involved sheepmen Wm Broadbent Tom Batley and Jim Fahd linked to the disappearance of the Jim Donaldson Sheep last week. Donaldson and Broadbent once partnered but later clashed, suggesting the dispute sparked the affair, with hopes for an out of court settlement.
Mrs Ballington Booth writes of her prison and slum experiences in New York for The Ladies Home Journal. She aims to share intimate insights and propose effective outreach methods, noting travel by the Burlington Route via St Louis and Billings.
A. T. Anderson, registry agent for the district, will register voters at Harvey Bliss hardware in Big Timber Mont from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. Monday October 34 1898 to Saturday following. Registration occurs at the same hardware store each day at the stated hours.
Land Office notice states settler Benjamin S Hullopeter filed intent to prove up his claim before U S Commissioner C N Skillman at Big Timber Mont on December 4 1898 for NW of Section 10 Township 5 South Range 14 East. Witnesses Edmund Whitney Hugh Perrine Jake G Delfart and George M Hatch all of Big Timber Mont. Register A L Love first publication October 20 1898.
First National Bank of Miles City sues E L Cowles in district court. On November 15 1898 at 2 30 p m at Big Timber courthouse sale of mining claims and related water rights in Boulder and East Boulder districts Sweet Grass Montana. Includes half interests in Hidden Treasure Poorman Yellow Jacket Legh Beardsley and Pat Kennedy claims and a water right from Silver Creek and Seward Creek.
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