Democratic Candidates for County Offices
A slate of Democratic candidates listed by county includes Priyah oh ntnik and Jesse W. Finsley for Representative, George C. Stimpson for Commissioner, Anna C. Stocker for County Clerk, Georgia Mathews for County Treasurer, Robert W. Boone for Sheriff, John W. Carney for County Assessor, Emerick for County Auditor, and William E. Chapman for County Surveyor, all from Dillon or nearby towns.
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Priyah Oh Ntnik
Jesse W. Finsley
Jackson
George C. Stimpson
Dillon
Anna C. Stocker
Grant
Georgia Mathews
Robert W. Boone
John W. Carney
Boss ¥. Emerick
William E. Chapman
Democratic ticket declared strongest in Beaverhead history
The Examiner lauds the Democratic slate as strong and splendid with every candidate described as tested, trustworthy, and worthy representatives of the people, presenting brief sketches of all nominees.
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Beaverhead County
Democratic Party
Finsley Leads Big Hole Candidate Ticket For Legislature
The article profiles Jesse W. Finsley a respected Big Hole basin resident with a Montana Legislature bid. It highlights his self made background from Wheel ing West Virginia to Kansas and Montana and his plans to serve the county if elected.
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Jesse W. Finsley
Big Hole Basin
Mr. Finsley
Helena
Jesse Finsley
Wheeling
West Virginia
Kansas
Montana
Stimpson for County Commissioner T: Stimpson for County Commissioner
Democrats pick George C Stimpson as county commissioner candidate praising his integrity, business record, farming background, and road expertise. The piece argues his frugality and time to devote to duties, asserting he will deliver better roads and responsible leadership for Beaverhead County.
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George C. Stimpson
George Stimpson
Crawford
Missouri
State Normal
Chillicothe
Butte
Beaverhead County
Beaverhead Ranch Company
Wilson
Dillon
Beaverhead
Stimpson
Annie Stocker for County Clerk in Granton Horse Prairie Race
Annie C. Stocker, 25, Montana native, seeks election as county clerk and recorder. She built Grant general store from small start to thriving establishment, managing since 1910 after moving with her parents to Grant. She promises efficient, courteous service and conscientious office conduct.
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Annie C. Stocker
Granton Horse Prairie
Horse Prairie Point
Montana
Box Elder
Beaverhead County
Dillon
Grant
Grant General
Georgie Mathews for Treasurer of Beaverhead County
The campaign highlights Georgie Mathews a Beaverhead native born in Bannack and raised in Dillon. She completed eighth grade then high school as class valedictorian, studied advanced commercial work, and trained as an accountant and bookkeeper under Robert W. Boone honing sharp office skills.
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Beaverhead
Beaverhead County
Georgie Mtthews
Georgie Mathews
Bannack
Georgie
Dillon
Robert W. Boone
Dillon Examiner notices and mailing details
The Dillon Examiner page lists publication details dated October 9 1918 with notes on entry by September 20 1902 and mailing policy. It states second class matter status under an 1879 act and that mailed issues continue until a discontinue order and all arrearages are paid. Address editorial and business management to THE DILLON EXAMINER.
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Dillon
Montana
Examiner
Dillon ® Examiner
Local visitors and road work update in Dillon
William Farmer visited Butte yesterday afternoon and Joe Shaw arrived Sunday from Bristow for the county commissioners monthly meeting and to visit family during the school year. Chris Snyder came from the Elkhorn section last Tuesday. He reports Badger Pass road is in very good condition thanks to George Roberts and his crew who hold a road contract in that area. Subscribe for the Dillon Examine.
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William Farmer
Butte
Joe Shaw
Bristow
Board of County Commissioners
Chris Snyder
Elkhorn
Badger Pass
George Roberts
Jack Carney for Sheriff
Beaverhead county voters hear a portrait of Jack Carney as a man of integrity and capable leadership. The Dillon resident, son of Pat Carney the potato king, is described as a fair deputy state game and fish warden with wide local ties and a strong record of lawfulness.
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Beaverhead County
Jack Carney
J. W. Carney
Pat Carney
Montana
Waterloo
Dillon
Beaverhead
Xse
Boss Emerick for Assessor Re-elected in Dillon
The article argues Boss Emerick should keep the Beaverhead county assessor post, praising his four years in office, in depth knowledge of local conditions, ranch background, and active participation in state meetings. It asserts broad support and merit for re election.
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Boss Emerick
Beaverhead County
Emerick
Dillon
Bob Boone for County Auditor
A hometown endorsement praising Bob Boone as the hardworking county auditor candidate. The piece highlights his fiscal safeguards, record of saving money, businesslike administration, and commitment to veterans drives and community service in Dillon. It argues for re election based on proven management and public service.
Beaverhead Boy Begins Bid For County Surveyor
A Beaverhead county youth, W. E. Chapman, seeks election as county surveyor with no opposition. Voters are urged to give Chapman a strong vote, as he is expected to perform well in office.
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Beaverhead County
Bill Chapman
Young Chapman
Scene in Vitac graph and the bias in analysis
A fragment mentions a debate over a visual scene titled Vitac graph. It references names such as Sere and Arthas Wy Dmpey and implies a discussion on bias in interpretation. Further readable details are limited.
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Vitac
Taider
Ben
Sere
Arthas
Bias
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