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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1932
Page
2
The Dillon Examiner entry lists the paper as entered September 20 1902 at Dillon Montana as second class matter under the 1879 act and directs that all letters to the editorial department or business management be addressed accordingly.
The Republican county ticket highlights Pearl I. Smith for Senator for four years in the Montana legislature, Ed H. Harvey for Representative, and Otto Gosman for Commissioner praising fiscal restraint and county service. Albert S. Baker is lauded for Clerk and Recorder for modernized efficiency and dedication, with pre election busyness noted.
The County Clerk urges voters to support him at the polls next Tuesday due to a heavy workload. He pledges faithful, diligent and economical service for Beaverhead county if elected.
The piece touts Sheriff candidate Alex Crosby for fearless service and impartial conduct across communities. It credits County Attorney Thomas B. Gilbert with diligent prosecution, fair decisions, and frugal county management over 12 years.
The summary highlights achievements in reducing administrative costs and bonded indebtedness, lowering farm land taxes, liberalizing the compensation law, fighting for lower appropriations, and securing aid for the unfortunate. It portrays a politician focused on fiscal restraint and social support.
In Dillon township public administrator candidates boast strong records and willingness to serve. James E. Phillips faces no opposition, with expected strong support. Republican candidates Judge George Opp and Former Judge Louis Stahl earned favorable records as justice of the peace. Lima’s L. C. Ford Jr. runs unopposed for justice of the peace, Armstead’s Jesse Brown unopposed for constable. both urged for strong votes.
Otto Gosman seeks re election as Beaverhead County Commissioner highlighting a record of cost control and economy. He notes years of service since 1906 including sheriff terms and chairmanships, promising fair impartial policy and continued spending restraint.
Beaverhead voters are urged to elect W F Cashmore as county treasurer. He previously served in this office and as county auditor, upholding taxpayers interests with the motto Maximum Efficiency at Minimum of Expense. Cashmore, a Dillon resident since infancy, has long clerical experience and strong local support.
A political advertisement asserts the candidate will deliver public service as promised, offering “A Maximum of Efficiency at a Minimum of Expense.” The message emphasizes fiscal restraint and responsive governance by an officer.
N. S. Ring returned from Helena where he spent several days. He said Hazelbaker's strength is growing throughout the state, according to information received at state headquarters.
Fred FE Olson and Della B Austin, both of Idaho Falls, were married Saturday by the Rev. T J Simons.
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