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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1902
Page
8
A party editorial commends White and Woodworth for respectful campaigning and urges voters to give strong support to the legislative ticket. It stresses the candidates qualifications and the impact on the state's Republican goals, urging elect both men.
The piece lauds John S. Baker for clerk and recorder while noting he cannot personally canvass due to duty. It urges voters to support Baker and aligns Mae Rich as Republican candidate for county superintendent, highlighting her Beaverhead roots and strong teaching background.
C W Robison is presented as a republican candidate for county attorney. The piece praises his character, education, and country roots, arguing he is above reproach and fully qualified. It highlights his energy, frankness, and fearless honesty while dismissing local critics as back biters.
The piece lauds republican Charles W. Conger as a capable county assessor with Montana roots, noting his work with Poindexter & Orr in Beaverhead County and his success in raising the county’s assessment class. It highlights his integrity, devotion to his three children, and requests voters to support Charley Conger.
Dr M A Walker a Republican nominee for coroner profiles a career in medicine and medical jurisprudence. Born in Maine he studied in Boston and Denver then earned an MD from Harvard in 1891. He held posts in Denver Boston and Montana and practiced accident medicine with court experience.
The Examiner editorial attacks Dave Reinhardt's candidacy on politically motivated grounds while praising his prior public service and urging voters to give him wholehearted support despite previous offices held.
A local political message extols Dave Reinhardt as an exemplary public servant. It praises his past sheriff tenure and his orderly reform of the Beaverhead County assessor’s office, urging voters to elect him again for the sheriff post due to proven ability and faithful service.
B N Stevenson highlights Steve Stevenson's wide ac quaintance and loyal friends across the county. He praises Steve as honest, capable, an experienced accountant, steady and ready to perform duties, and a young man with a family whose efforts to improve are laudable and deserving of support at the polls.
I Cashmore a Dillon resident since foundation and a strong Republican party worker. He has helped in many campaigns and needs no introduction, with qualities that speak for themselves.
Jake Hartwig is praised as a good natured and trustworthy man with many county friends who would readily elect him as county surveyor. The tone emphasizes his faithful friendship and that he is a safe choice for the office.
A voter message urges opposition to the current board of county commissioners and to vote against the constitutional amendment extending their tenure for five years. The notice stresses choosing alternative governance in upcoming elections.
O R Larson of Bay Villa Sundaya River Cape Colony runs a general store in a valley nine miles from the railway and twenty five miles from the town. He notes farmers within thirty miles buy Chamberlain remedies and claims twelve local cures in the past year. For sale by Central Pharmacy.
Tribune Publishing offers Charles Major's romance Dorothy Vernon of Haddon Hall, a spirited sequel to When Knighthood Was in Flower. The book is available for sale at Tribune Store.
Dillon precinct selects Frank Knotts to post notices at the court house. Barrett precinct designates Simeon Estes to post notices at his house. Blacktail uses Poindexter school house with H T Poindexter posting notices. Argenta sets polling at Dan Laughlin's hall. A A French posts notices. Bannack polls at the school house with Rufus Matthews posting notices. Polaris uses Cochranes cabin. Wm Avery posts notices. Redrock voting at school house with John Hill posting notices. Horse Prairie holds at school house with F P Blair posting notices. Lima precinct meets at school house. Leo Truax posts notices. Dell uses the school house. J B O Rourke posts notices. Bishops at the school house. Elza Murray posts notices. Birch Creek at the school house with Louis Woodside posting notices. Glendale at the school house. Chas Sharkey posts notices. Hecla uses the company office as polling place. Frank Hudson selected. Dewey at the school house. Hugh Patton to post notices. Big Hole 16 and 15 assign school house polling. Mose Jardine and Stanley Dunbar respectively to post notices.
Pioneer Harry Neal Jos McCreary A AL Dean announce polling at A L Deans dwelling house and Harry Neal Fox Precinct Frank Degenhart Aug ust Wegner OC W Majors Chas Bryant Sam Skelton at Jackson school house and Frank Degenhart.
A Beaverhead county convention adopts a platform praising McKinley’s memory, endorsing Roosevelt’s administration and the national irrigation law, reaffirming protectionist tariffs, condemning campaign finance excesses, opposing House Bill 55, pledging to curb county spending and printing waste, reform road laws, and uphold the eight hour law.
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