Potter and Darling Compete in Tetor County Election
The text outlines an election in Tetor County with Samuel L. Potter as a reform candidate promising laws benefiting all and opposing control by a boss in Darling’s camp. It warns against Darling backing from Gyuniad’s influence and promotes Potter for a square deal.
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Samuel L. Potter
Tetor County
Potter
Teton County
M. S. Darneg
W.G. Corad
Darling
Gyuniad
Open Letter to Montana Voters on Indian Timber Lands
A Montana open letter argues against selling treaty lands timber to the highest bidder. The author asserts two towns of merchantable timber remain and defends the 1853 Stevens treaty, noting Congress cannot divest Indian title and praising Roosevelt and the Indian Bureau for safeguarding rights.
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Montana
Uueriur
Congress
Indian Bureau
Stevens
United States
Tiober
Roosevelt
Ushiia Afurs
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