Judicial Ticket and County Officials Report
District Judge W Pomeroy and county officers listed include Representative L Potter Sheriff Kenneth McKenzie County Clerk C Warner Treasurer J Webb Clerk Dist Court S McDonald County Attorney Phil Cole Supt of Schools and other minor positions with unclear figures and names. Coroner H Powers Public Administrator W H Franklin Rebecca Acton CC MceCuaig listed among candidates.
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McDonald County
Phil S. Cole
John W. Shields
H. W. Powers
W. H. Franklin
The Verdict of The Common People
Critique of Sheriff C Wallace Taylor involves expense questions and alleged graft. Voters are urged to demand accountability for mileage costs far exceeding previous year totals and broken campaign promises. The piece accuses Taylor of graft and unkept pledges and calls for public scrutiny.
Silence and graft condemned in jail labor case
The speaker accuses a public official of unlawfully releasing prisoners to work for a ranch, charging the county for their board, and graft. The official is urged to resign, with the People expected to elect Kenneth McKenzie as successor.
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Kenneth McKenzie
Democratic county candidates hover inland as election nears
Early morning swims mark their days while awaiting the Parker Belmont Conrad barrel to open on election day. Some kegs are already tapped at Cut Bank and Conrad, with Ferg and Lowman expected for a glimpse when the bung is pulled.
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Parker
Teton County
Belmont
Conrad Barrel
Cut Bank
Conrad
Ferg
Shelby Sheet
Lowman
Montanian
Republicans and Democrats clash over district judge race
Some Democrats say many Republicans will back J. E. Erickson for district judge but the United Republicans of Teton County refuse to empower the opposition. They warn the move could weaken the party and elevate J. F. Burd to a powerful position. The notice ends urging a vote for Pomeroy.
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United Republicans
Teton County
J. F. Burd
County Superintendent Chenoweth in Raymond visit with candidate’s ally
County Superintendent Mrs. F. E. Chenoweth returned from a Raymond trip this week. The Montanian notes a reader dispute claiming she was in the area with Mrs. Nellie R. Brown, the Democratic nominee, aiding Julian F. Burd’s campaign.
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F. E. Chenoweth
Raymond
Montanian
Nellie R. Brown
Julian F. Burd
Montauban Prints Republican Ticket Omission Sparks Critique
The Montauban prints what it claims is a republican ticket but omits candidates for district judge and district court clerk. The move is described as a cheap democratic campaign trick and highlights Lowman as highly qualified to carry it out.
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The
Montauban
Lowman
Wallace Taylor and Sheriff’s Office Trouble Noted
A fragment reports misconduct concerns tied to Wallace Taylor and the sheriff’s office, portraying a deteriorating situation and a lingering sense of corruption.
Sterling McDonald Re elected In Teton County
Voters in Teton County return Sterling McDonald to office with a larger majority on November 8, sustaining support for the flag and its defenders.
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Teton County
Sterling McDonald
Warner Named On Ballot Likely For Local Election
A. C. Warner’s name appears in the first column on the ballot marking his possible candidacy. The notice highlights his presence among candidates to be read by voters and recorded for the upcoming election.
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A. C. Warner
Endorsement Sought for Public Administrator Wo H Franklin
Citizens weigh support for Wo H Franklin as public administrator in upcoming endorsement vote. Office administration and performance of duties are the focus of the ballot action.
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H Franklin
Powers Seeks Coroner Post in Teton County
Dr Powers announces candidacy for coroner in Teton County and urges voters to support him at the upcoming wake event. He emphasizes service to the community and the Democratic Party.
Education and suffrage message from county officials
With Miss Rebecca Acton as county superintendent the cause of education will not suffer. Give her your suffrage. J.C. McCuaig, assessor, will follow in the footsteps of Thos. O. Larson. Mark an X opposite his name on the ballot.
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Custdy
Rebecca Acton
J.C. McCuaig
Thos. O. Larson
County Attorney Phil I. Cole Appeals for Honest Governance
The speaker endorses Phil I. Cole as county attorney promising to prevent graft. The call to action urges voters to elect him.
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Phil I. Cole
Shelby Paper Responds to Independent Critique in 1904 Letter
Editor John A Kennedy defends against Shelby Independent claims alleging misquote. He notes judge Pomeroy’s standing in Teton County and states Republicans will not give hearty support. Kennedy urges voters to consider the bias and strategic misrepresentation in political reporting.
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Shelby
Acantha
Shelby Independent
Ultra Fusion
Ferguson
Pomeroy
Teton County
Eleventh Judicial District
Republican Rallies In Teton County
Republican rallies across Teton County feature Hon H J Miller of Livingston and Phil S Cole urging support for county attorney candidates. In Cut Bank Shelby Conrad Farmington Dupuyer Chateau and other towns crowds show strong turnout and enthusiasm signaling favorable political momentum.
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Teton County
H. J. Miller
Livingston
Phil S. Cole
Cut Bank
Advertised Letters at Chateau Post Office Week Ending Oct 17
The list of uncalled letters includes Bruno Frezine Jakeo Master Bonny Mix Mr F Penter Mr B J Spell Mr Nicholas Sutton Fred L. Callers must say advertised and pay one cent. C H Draig P M
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Chateau
Bruno
Frezine Jakeo
Bonny Mix
F. Penter
B. J
Nicholas Sutton
Fred L
C. H. Draig
P. M
Chicago Livestock Market Prices report
Chicago livestock market results show cattle receipts at 71 000 with 4 000 westerners and sheep receipts at 30 000 with steady sheep values. Cattle ranges include native steers 3.75 to 6.55, calves 3.50 to 5.50, western steers about 3.00 to 4.75, and cows 1.50 to 4.00. western and native lambs quoted up to 15.00.
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Chicago
Samuel L. Potter for Representative in Teton County
A political appeal urging voters in Teton County to back Samuel L. Potter for the representative seat. The message presents Potter as the opposition to criminal trusts and urges participation in the election.
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Teton County
Samuel L. Potter
John W. Shields for County Surveyor Vote
Supporters urge voters to back John W. Shields as county surveyor. The appeal stresses his competence as a surveyor and draughtsman, aiming to ensure reliable public works planning and accurate land measurements.
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John W. Shields
Webb for County Treasurer Keeps Cash Balanced
J. E. Webb is portrayed as ensuring the county treasury remains balanced. The message urges voters to support Webb in the election.
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J. E. Webb
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Leon
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Shelby Paper
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