Notice of voter registration for Beaverhead District No 5
I J B Hill registry agent for election district No 5 Beaverhead County Montana opens registration for Red Rock and Horse Prairie precincts at Hill's Store Red Rock on October 11 1904 before the November 8 1904 general election. Registration runs daily except Sundays 9 am to 9 pm closes October 29 1904 at 9 pm. A single day October 31 1904 reserved for those with legal reasons for late registration. If absent, notice will be given. First publication September 24 1904.
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I. J. B. Hill
Beaverhead County
State of Montana
Red Rock
Horse Prairie
Hill
Montana
Beaverhead
Grant, Mont
B. Hill
Beaverhead Co
Mont
I. A. M. Madison
Dewey
I. J. P. Lossl
Wisdom
Pioneer
Sun Rise Station
Bowen
Gietry
Farlin
Birch Creek
Bishops and
Argenta
Beavrehead
Bishops
Poindexter School House
Blacktail Precinct
Madison to Open Registration Books in Beaverhead Montana
Registry agent I A M Madison announces registration for electors in district 9 Beaverhead County at the Dewey office starting October 11 1904 before the November 8 1904 general election. Daily hours 9 am to 9 pm except Sundays with a final closing 9 pm October 29 and reopening October 31 1904.
Registry Agent Bateman Opens Registration for Beaverhead District
I El mer QC Bateman registry agent for election district No 4 Beaverhead County Montana will open the books for qualified electors at Glendale Montana from October to register voters ahead of the November 8 1904 general election He will also be at Hecla October 20 and 21 and reopen at Glendale October 22 and October 31 Only this notice of absence and reasons is given Elmer O Bateman District No 6 Beaverhead County Montana First Publication Sept 28 1904 5 5t
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I. Elmer QC
Bateman
Beaverhead County
Montana
Hecla
Hecla Mercantile & Banking: Co
Glendale
Elmer O. Bateman
Flrst
I. F. L. Graves, Jr
State of Montana
Bannack
Polaris
Beaverhead
F. L. Graves, Jr
Sizas C DisHno Registry Agent in Elec District No 9
Notice from Beaverhead County Montana public records listing Sizas C DisHno as registry agent for Electoral District No 9 with publication date September 28 1904. Filing indicates official designation in county election processes and related duties.
Montana Constitutional Amendment on Child Labor Eight Hour Workday
Notice describes proposed amendment to Article XVIII of Montana Constitution adding Sections 3 4 and 5 to ban under sixteen year olds in underground mines set an eight hour day for public works mills and mines and outline enforcement provisions The text notes submission at the next general election in 1904 and outlines ballot wording and effective date December 10 1903
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Montana
State of
Legislative Assembly
Congress
I. Geo’ M. Hays
Eighth Legislative Assembly
Helena
Geo. M. Hays
Montana Proclamation and General Election Schedule 1904
Governor Toole proclaims a general election to be held November 8, 1904 in Montana for presidential electors, congressman, governor, judges, and various county officials. The proclamation includes amended constitutional provisions on child labor in mines and mills, plus a $100 reward for enforcing penal code provisions, with the Great Seal affixed in Helena.
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Cascade
Lewis and Clarke
Silver Bow
Missoula
Montana
Helena
United States
Sunal
J. K. Toole
Notice of registration period for Election District 3
I F L Graves Jr registry agent for Beaverhead Montana ED 3 announces book openings for Bannack Polaris voting precincts from Oct 17 to Oct 19 1904 prior to the November 8 1904 general election. Additional dates Oct 21 22 at Polaris Post Office Oct 24 Bannack and Oct 29 9 pm final closing with Oct 31 for those with legal registration reasons.
Beaverhead County Registration Notices For Election District 5
Charls S. Truax Registry Agent for Beaverhead County announces registration for Election District No. 5. Books open at Lima City Hall October 17 1904 and at Dell Patterson Hotels October 22 and 29. Registration hours 9 am to 9 pm with final close October 31 1904 for those with legal registration reasons. First publication September 28 1904.
Notice to register voters in Beaverhead County Montana
I J P Lossl registry agent in Election District No 8 Beaverhead County Montana will open registration books at Wisdom Montana October 17 1904 before the general election and will also be at Wisdom Pioneer and Bowen on listed dates during October 1904 with hours 9 am to 9 pm. First publication Sept 28.
Bids Sought for Two Span Bridge Over Big Hole River
Beaverhead county Montana invites bids for a two span bridge across the Big Hole river at Zorn’s Crossing near Wisdom. Bids due 10 am December 5 1904 sealed with 10 percent certified check. Award by county commissioners. right to reject any bid. First publication Sept 28.
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Jno
Dillon
Beaverhead County
Montana
W. M. Oliver
Sheriff Sale Notice of Bradford Claim in Bryant District
Martha A Bradford plaintiff sues Iowa Montana Mining Co defendant and orders sale. On October 13 1904 at 10 a m at the Bradford mining claim Beaverhead County Montana the property to be sold includes one half interest in the Bradford mining claim a whim mining tools whim house shaft house lumber and mining timbers. Terms of sale cash. Dated September 20 1904 M D Gist Sheriff Beaverhead County first publication September 21 1904.
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Iowa-Montana Mining Company
Bradford
Bryant
Greenwood
Hecla
Beaverhead
Registration Dates for Beaverhead Election District 2
Registry Agent AL. EK. Graeter announces registration sessions in Farlin Birch Creek Bishops and Argenta for qualified electors before and after the general election. Sessions run Oct 17 to Oct 29 1904 with final register day Oct 31 1904 at 9 p.m. for those with legal reasons.
Notice to register electors in Beaverhead County Montana
Robert W Boone registry agent announces book openings for election district 1 in Dillon Montana. He lists locations Mortons store Sim Kates place Poindexter school house and dates October 17 18 19 20 21 22 24 25 26 27 28 29 31 1904 with registration hours and deadlines prior to the general election. First publication September 21, 1904.
Dillon Precinct Split Requires Voter Registry Update
Dillon County officials have divided the former Dillon precinct into Dillon Precinct North and Dillon Precinct South. Voters registered in the old Dillon precinct since 1898 must visit J. W. Morton’s store to confirm their current address so their names can be transferred to the correct new precincts. Registry Agent, District No. 1, 464 Dillon, Mont.
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Board of County Commissioners
Dillon
J. W. Morton
Robert W. Boone
Mont
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