Call For Republican State Convention Helena Montana 1906
The Montana Republican State Convention is ordered for September 15 at the Auditor ium in Helena to nominate candidates for Congress and the Supreme Court and to conduct other party business. Delegates and alternates from counties are listed with specified rules for voting and eligibility. three delegates per county may be allotted, with procedures for contests and absence. MP PRENCH, Secretary.
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Helena
Mont
State Central Committee
Montana
Congress
Supreme Court
Beaverhead
Tetecag
Broadwater
Chouteau
Dawson
Deer Lodge
Eeene Fergus
Ahha Ook
Pune
Tuton
Sion
Alll Valley
Yellowstone
Este
del Connaby i
Ihscritee
Convention
Prench
Call For Republican County Convention in Choteau Montana
By direction of the county central committee a republican county convention is called to meet at the court house in Choteau at 10 o clock a m on September 22 1906 to nominate candidates for county offices and conduct other party business. Primaries for delegates and alternates to the convention will be held September 32 1906 with polls open 2 to 6 pm at listed precincts.
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Choteau
Montana
County Central Committee
Court House
Republican Party
Teton County
Congress
Chateau
Lake Basin
C. AH
Davis’ House
Faracington
Iver Johnson’s
Bynum
School House
Dupuyer
Gordon's
Saypo
North Fork
Christian's
Lowry
Flowerree's
Culline
Conrad
Kingsbury’'s
Shelby
Guth’s
Sweet Grass
Custom Office
Raymond, School House
Epenpiamh
St Mary’s
Rules for Teton county Republican convention delegates
The document lays out delegate eligibility and voting rules for the Teton county GOP convention. It covers residency, voting when a delegate or alternate is absent, precinct voting limits, and contest notices. It also includes a call for Republicans to select capable representatives and notes the primaries next Wednesday with a convention on September 22.
Election Judges Named by County Board of Commissioners
The county board of commissioners appointed election judges for multiple districts this week. Notable selections include Chateau with C H Connor Byron Carson and John R Gleason. Lake Basin with C H Davis M A Wilcox and I G Ruftis. and Dupuyer with John Malone L T Hager R S Brown and K Rappold.
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Board of County Commissioners
Chateau
C. H. Connor
Byron Carson
John R. Gleason
I. A. Smith
C. Klockler
Parrington
A. H. Gamble
L. J. O'ness
Kias Rekdahl
Byoum
O. C. Miller
Geo. D. Porter
C. G. Monkman
Dupuyer
John Malone
L. T. Hager
R. S. Brown
K. Rappold
Savory
Birch Creek
L. A. Messecar
H. G. Crain
Jos
Ingram Wieh Lake
Bryan Scored By India Press
The press of India denounces William J. Bryan for his criticism of British rule in India. The Times of India calls his article bluster and misrepresentation, while the Indian Spectator dismisses his remarks as trash and questions if a negro will ever become U.S. president.
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London
The
Press of India
William J. Bryan
India
New York
Times of India
Mr. Bryan
Bryan
Philippines
Indian Spectator
Russia
England
Britain
United States
Stonehouse Brothers Partnership Certificate Montana
Certificate of partnership lists Stonehouse Brothers Ken neth C. Stonehouse and Joseph N. Stonehouse as members with residence in Bynum Montana. Notarization attested by Tous W. Shiullus in Teton County Montana on September 1 1906.
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Stonehouse Brothers
Bynum
Montana
Teton
Moctang
Kenneth C. Stonehouse
Teton County
Joseph N. Stonehouse
Teton Counts
A. D
Kenseth C. Stoseo
State OF Montana
Treasurer's Report shows county on hand 77956.52 first of month
Jobin E W, county treasurer, files with the county clerk the report detailing 77956.52 dollars on hand at month start distributed across funds including State General, Road, Bridge, Sinking, General School, Bond Interest, District and High School funds, personal property taxes, and court house funds.
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Jobin
Counoty
Fish and Game Warden Fund
General Fund
General School Fund
District School Fund
Institute
Court House
Correction issued for fair book roping contest purse
The Teton county fair commission corrects an error in the first thousand copies of The Fair Book. The roping contest offers a $100 purse with $70 to the winner and $25 to the second, and an entrance fee of 5 percent of the purse rather than 25 percent. The secretary issues the notice.
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Teton County Fair
Notice for Publication Desert Land Claims Burns Thompson
Department of the Interior Great Falls Montana announces desert land proof hearings for Charles W. Burns of Lowry and Mary Thompson of Choteau. Burns claims No 475 for lots and sections in township 2 north range 2 east with witnesses including Thomas Thompson and Angus Rose. Thompson claims No 485 for multiple subparts in sections 30 and 31 with witnesses Murdock Mestwood and others. Public hearing set September 20 before U.S. Commissioner A C Warner at Choteau. First pub September 1908.
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Lowry
Teton
County
Montana
Uz Nw
IBM
Beefore A.C. Warner
U.S
Choteau
Teton County
Witceeft
Flor
Thomas L. Thompson
Chateau
Angus M. Rose
Murdock
Mestwod
Charles W. Burns
Stantana
J. M. Burnumeame
Register
Resignation at Hirshberg Co. Clerk Position Join First Local Fair Note
On account of ill health N. Haugen resigns his clerk post in the dry goods department at Jos Hirshberg & Co. There is little money needed for the transition and memories of the first fair in Teton county linger as attendees recall supporting the new enterprise. Advices from Lewistown report Mose Solomon, long-time northern Montana resident and former Mon tana settler, has died. He moved to Kendall after leaving this city, and had earlier ranches on the Marias. His passing will be noted by many old friends.
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N. Haugen
Jos. Hirshberg & Co
Teton County
Lewistown
Mose Solomon
Montana
Kendall
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Acantha
Trescott Brothers, Publishers
Ohoteau Acantha
Official Paper
Cut Bank
Halverson
Fish Lake
School Hose
Lubec
Hyde
John S. Gordon
B.G. Trescott
Lake Basiun
C. H. Davis, M. A. Wilcox
I. G. Ruftis
Raymond
K. B. Kohoe
H. EB. Belcher
J. L. Collins
Belleview
CG. W. Gras
J. W. Ward
J. A. Baurt
Hugh O'Neal
A Gondhertz, Sr
W. RK. Crockford
Martin Jacobson
H. J. Halverson
John Tows
A. E. Allison
James Ritchie
J. M. Hyde, David Lutz, FP. A. Pike
St. Mars 'S
C. E. Matson
M.D. Cassidy
Parley Stark
India Press
Certificate of Partnership
John W. Shields
Tous W. Shiullus
State of
Total
Department of the Interior
United .States Land Ofice
Great Falls
Augus
MARY .\. THOMPSON
Mscormick
JOS. Hirshderg & CO
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