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Newspaper
Saco Independent
Location
Saco, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1916
Page
2
A Republican candidate declares their run to succeed themselves as Clerk of Court, seeking support from GOP voters at the upcoming August primaries. It frames the bid as aligned with party wishes and emphasizes continuity in the office.
S H Winkenweder declares he seeks the Republican nomination for Tama County Sheriff and pledges full time attention to the office if nominated and elected, aiming for efficient and economical conduct of its affairs.
J A Neibauer of Dodson Montana announces candidacy for Sheriff on the Republican ticket at the August primaries. Also Phill lip county Republican voters hear Geo C Russell pursue the office of Assessor pledging fair and just taxation if nominated and elected.
For county attorney in Phillips County I announce my candidacy subject to Republican voters at the August primaries. I have practiced law for thirty one years and served as county attorney for four years. I pledge to enforce the law and perform duties without additional expense to taxpayers.
Fred C. Gabriel declares run for county attorney on the Republican ticket and frames his platform as his oath of office. The message presents a single candidate and emphasizes commitment to public service.
H. L. Wolfe Jr. announces candidacy for the office of district attorney on the Democratic ticket. He invites supporters to learn more and join his campaign.
In Phil lips county R E Richardson announces running for county surveyor subject to Republican voters in the coming primaries.
A 1916 primary hopeful pledges to run the Clerk of Court office without a deputy to cut annual expenses by 1080 dollars. He emphasizes thrift and efficiency in public offices for Republican voters voting August 29.
Flora Sims announces candidacy for the office of superintendent of schools in the upcoming August primaries, seeking the support of Republican voters.
A formal notice records an individual declaring candidacy for the assessor position. The short filing marks the start of campaign activities and official eligibility, with the applicant identified and jurisdiction noted.
William Pinkerman of Saco Montana filed intent to make final three year proof on his homestead entry for NW1 W3SW1 Section 21 and N W2 Section 28 in Phillips county Montana. He will appear before U S Commissioner W D Miller at his office in Saco on July 5 1916 witnesses include James Pinkerman Bonar Zenor Robert M Tatham and Levi Osier all of Saco Montana.
A mix of local correspondence recounts residents' activities including a July 4 dance and picnics. Wil liam Lau of Saco, Montana, filed intention for final three year proof at the U S Land Office in Glasgow, with witnesses listed. Several couples and individuals are mentioned in social visits and a June 27 Glasgow wedding.
The Montana district court summons George M. Ball and Nora J. Ball to answer a note secured by a mortgage on a real estate parcel in Section 35 Township 32 North Orange 33 East Montana. Minor local items note bridge work at Stickney, social visits, a dance trip, and gooseberry tonic mentions with regional names and travelers from Imperial, Sask.
Toledo woman Mrs. Helen McCullough locates her brother J. D. Bingham after a separation of fifty five years. Bingham, now in Kalama 700 Michigan, is part of the recovered family story in this local reunion report.
Notice announces a weekly cream purchase by Walsh & Ahern, offering payment at one cent below the ace market in trade for cream delivered to their store on Thursdays.
Auction style notice lists for sale pure bred and Duroc Jersey pigs all ages a limited amount of pure cleaned Turkey Red Winter wheat and farm cattle milk cows from Peter Tronnis Saco another item offers two good work horses dirt cheap at Chas Struble ranch and A J Byerly McGeasland plus a request for a first class boring machine to drill wells with offers at Sites Livery Bern with stockholders meeting at Saco Creamery on Saturday July 15 at 2 p m Џь
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