Judicial Ticket Prescribed with Local Candidates
District Judge C. W. Pomeroy cited with Sheriff and County offices on the slate. County Clerk Kenneth McKenzie and Treasurer A. C. Warner listed, along with Clerk Dist Court J. H. McDonald and County Attorney Phil S. Cole. Supt. of Schools Rebecca Acton and Assessor J. C. McCuvaig noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Potter
Kenneth McKenzie
A. C. Warner
J. EH. Webb
McDonald County
Phil S. Cole
Rebecca Acton
J.C. McCuvaig
John W. Shields
H. W. Power
W. H. Franklin
Kenneth Mc McKenzie for sheriff endorsed by Acantha
The Acantha endorses Kenneth Mc McKenzie for sheriff detailing decades of trusted, fearless, and industrious service. The letter asserts he will perform duty without fear or favor and without graft if elected.
Uncle Al Warner for Montana County Clerk
A glowing tribute endorses Uncle Al Warner as the county clerk of Montana, praising his up to date records, accuracy, and pleasant, accommodating service. The piece argues neighbors should not risk untested replacement and calls him thoroughly competent and honest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
al Warner
Montana
Republicans and Democrats Eye Sheriff Election Signals
The Acanthas reports jailer Billy Dorrington states the democratic sheriff candidate does not seek or expect Republican votes this year. Kenneth McKenzie, the Republican nominee, would welcome votes from both parties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallace Taylor
Billy Dorrington
Kenneth McKenzie
No clear article headline found about McKenzie election
The fragment mentions Kenneth McKenzie possibly elected sheriff and a warning about a press gambit over a hotel keeper's payment for prisoner board, noting alleged pressure to raise prices within legal limits.
Potter Nominated by Republicans in County Race
The nomination of Samuel L. Potter for representative is approved by longtime county Republicans. The contest pits Potter and the common people against Darling backed by corporations and bankers, with the common people expected to win easily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel L. Potter
Mr. Potter
Aristo
Crate
Mr. Darling
Local Paper Accuses Montanian of School Resign Lie
The Montanian is accused of fabricating news about Mrs. Brown resigning from a school post to influence the canvas for a new superintendent. The critic asks how many falsehoods the paper will publish in this campaign in hopes of avoiding exposure.
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Montanian
Brown
Montsonian
Sheepmen urged to avoid voting for Conrad based nominee
The Valley County News argues against supporting the Democratic candidate linked to Conrad over a tariff on wool and urges choosing a senator with more to offer than wealth. It also notes clerk Sterling McDonald’s long tenure as adequate, while warning against churn of competent staff. A dental ad promotes a tooth extraction service by Dr. Brooke available until November 8.
Burke Seizes Local Democratic Spotlight in Power Shift
John BE Burke appears to have temporarily replaced Mr. Burd in the local Democratic camp. The era ahead feels long as four years stretch between political pay days for the heavyweight figure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John BE. Burke
Mr. Burd
Phil I. Cole Named Prospective Prosecuting Attorney
Phil I. Cole is noted as an excellent fit for the role of prosecuting attorney. The remark emphasizes Cole's qualifications and suitability for the position.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phil I. Cole
Brooks to Continue Pill Sales After Election
After November 8, Dr. T Brooks plans to keep selling pills at the same location with no changes announced.
Uncle Warner’s A C in name hints at Always Correct
A playful slogan urges voters to choose Uncle Warner’s ticket with confidence. The line promotes straight party or unified support from Teddy to con stable, emphasizing reliability and consistency in leadership.
Notice of Registration Period for Election District No 12
Notice announces the time limits for voter registration in Election District No 12 Raymond Montana ahead of the November 8 1904 general election. It states registration ends at 9 pm October 20 1904 and reopens for one day October 31 1904 for those with legal reasons. Registry agent H L Hathaway will register voters daily October 17 1904 onward from 9 am to 9 pm at Halladays house Raymond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond
Teton
Montana
Howe
Halladay
H. L. Hathaway
Teton County
Local registration notice for Montana district ahead of Oct 1904 election
W E Jurgeny registry agent announces registration hours at Allyn within Election District No 6 covering St Marys precinct. He will maintain a home office for daily registration from Oct 17 1904 between 9 a.m. and 9 p.m. through the general election on Oct 29.
Notice of Expiration of Time for Registration and Home Office
A notice announces the expiration of time for registration and the home office in Election District No. 3. It directs eligible residents to complete registration and related formalities by the specified deadline to participate in upcoming elections. The notice specifies the district and required actions for voters and officials.
Notice of Expiration of Time for Reg District No 9
Notice that registration for qualified electors in Election District No 9 covering Conrad and Collins will close at 9 p m on October 29 1904 and reopen for one day on October 31 1904. Registry agent W M Lintz will register daily 9 to 9 at Brockmans store Conrad and Rupert's hotel Collins. home office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conrad
Collins
Teton
Montana
Rupert's Hotel
Collins Precinct
Brockman’s
Registration Notice for Election District No. 5 Montana 1904
Notice to electors in Election District No. 5 Tevon county Montana that the registration period for the November 1904 general election closes at 9 pm October 2 1904 and reopens for one day October 9 194. Registry sessions run daily 9 am to 9 pm with special sittings at Woolman’s house and Freeman’s house Saypo designated as Home Office under registry agent Frank G Freeman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hellaview Uport
Woolman
Xorth
Freeman
Saypo
Frank G, Freeman
Teton County
Montana
Registration Notice for Election Districts in Montana
Electors of Election District No 2 and No 3 in Teton County Montana are informed that registration closes October 20 1904 with a one day re registration on October 31 1994 for those with legal reasons. M Watsey registry agent will be at Stewarts Building Bynum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bynum
Teron
Montana
Stewarts Building
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Paul M’cormick
A. W. Merrifield
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Joseph M. Dixon
William Lindsay
Ernest W. King
Supreme Court
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John T. Athey
Secretary of State
A. N. Yoder
Albert J. Galen
Harry Cunningham
James H. Rice
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Judicial Ticket
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Trious
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U.S. Senate
Valley County News
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A.C
Uncle Warner
Teddy
Home Office
Hecloe District
Bectios District O. 13
St. Mary's
Ceeeee , Allyn
W. E. Jurgeny
Chotezu
Lake Basin
O. H. Davis
Lake Basin Precinct
Byron Carson
M. Corson
Beceuy
Farmington
Leton
Waynild
Ole Wagnild
Dupuyer
Birch Creek
Ius
Thomas
Mawland
J. W. England
W. M. Lintz
Ton District No. 5
Ah Ethene
M. Wattsy
Muntass
Harris Bros
General Merchandise
Dupuyer, Montana
Derek Web
Ber
Studebaker Wagons
McCormick
Meat Market
J. Odenwald, Choteau
John O’brien
Conrad, Montana
Walter Gorhati1
Beaupre
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