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Newspaper
Saco Independent
Location
Saco, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1916
Page
2
The speaker denounces U S gun sales to Mexicans and blames the administration for delaying action before war risks rise. He states lives will be lost to these shipments and notes that Saco stores will close all day on July 4.
M Porter announces candidacy to succeed himself as Clerk of Court in the upcoming August primaries. He denounces personal actions and frames campaign around Republican voter support.
A Tama County candidate running on the Democratic ticket for sheriff seeks voter backing in the August primary. The bid aims to secure nomination and public confidence in Pilinps County law enforcement.
A candidate declares for the office of superintendent of schools, stating endorsement by Republican voters at the August primaries. The wording notes a misspelled name Zeb Miss Hlora Sints as the candidate.
A candidate proclaims intent to run again as assessor subject to Democratic voters. The declaration signals continued pursuit of political office within the party framework and allegiance to voter wishes.
Notice to stockholders states a special meeting of Moore Telephone and Telegraph Company to be held at the principal office in Glasgow Valley County Montana on July 12 1916 to decide on disposal of all company property and assets dated June 10 1916 signed C R St Clair Secretary
Notice to the stockholders of the Saco Creamery that a special meeting of the stockholders will be held at the creamery on Saturday July 15 at 2 p.m. All stockholders are urged to attend.
Tama candidates on the Republican ticket seek nomination for sheriff with primary set for August 28. If nominated and elected, S A Winkenweder pledges full time attention to the office and to run its affairs efficiently and economically.
A candidate announces intent to seek the Sheriff nomination after winning the Republican primary in August. The note names I X A II Dodson from Movitana as the primary winner and declares the bid for the party’s nomination.
George C. Russell announces his candidacy for the office of assessor to Phil lips county voters. He states he is thoroughly competent and pledges fair and just assessments if nominated and elected.
FOR COUNTY ATTORNEY I hereby announce my candidacy for the office of county attorney of Phillips county, subject to the will of the republican voters at the August primaries. I have practiced law for thirty-one years and served as county attorney for four years, and I believe I can perform the duties satisfactorily with no extra cost to taxpayers.
A Republican candidate for county attorney states that the platform is his oath of office. He emphasizes duty, integrity, and commitment to upholding the law while seeking the office. Local voters are urged to consider his pledge and qualifications.
William O Bird of Walss Montana filed a notice of intention to make final three year proof to establish claim to lands described in his homestead entry No 02720 for SEY NEY SEIYAT NEY NEY of section 20 and NW 1 NW14 section 21 township 34N range 335 Montana Meridian. Hearing before U S Commissioner at Walsh Montana on August 17 1916. Witnesses: Thos F Walsh Myron Cardwell Michael Dwyer William G Bremner all of Walsh Montana. THOS R JONES Register.
William Lau of Saco Montana filed notice of intent to make final three year proof to establish his homestead claim for the W half of Section 6 Township 33 North Range 33 East Montana Meridian. The proof will be before United States Commissioner W D Miller at Saco Montana on August 1 1916 with witnesses Ole Lowe Levi Osier Ole C Olson and Andrew Strommen all of Saco.
Levi Olson and John Askwald visited Saco on Monday. Paul Lingrey spent Sunday with his mother and sister. Leonard Mole visited Saco on Wednesday and James Mole visited East Beach. C L Glascock remains unable to walk without crutches. Eva Bollman spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs L M Hohan. Chauncey Ryan of Nebraska visited James Pinkerman’s home. Mr and Mrs Gordon McLean attended a show Monday. A number from the vicinity attended the East Beach dance last Saturday night. George Sammons and Jess Mullen visited the Summers home last Sunday. Levi Osier and family called at Ham Huntley ranch Monday afternoon. Levi Osier and family visited C C Bus and family Friday evening. Mr and Mrs Bohner Tenor hosted the Pinkerman and Will John families Sunday. Hoy Singrey and daughter Violet visited Bollman on East Bench Sunday. A baseball team formed at Lower Whitewater last Sunday and will play East Benchers next Sunday. Mr and Mrs O G Busche and daughter and Miss Agnes Hennessy dined with the Osier family last Sunday. Gorton Simmons and Andre Hanson are hauling rock on Jess Mullins place. Ray Carter begins breaking there next week.
Reports from Saco include Andrew Stroman buying pigs from W C Davis and C Fritzler’s trip to Saco on Monday. Martin Hanson shows off a new Studebaker driving from his home to Saco in one hour five minutes. A J Jones sprained his arm while wrestling a small colt last Friday evening. The first ball game of the season was played last Sunday.
Edward C. Hargadin Receiver notifies Fred Bolander of Woodhue Minnesota that Reinhold Rueb filed June 3 1916 to contest entry No 026793 for W1% Section 8 Township 36N Range 33E Montana Meridian claiming absence and no improvements. Respond within twenty days after fourth publication with sworn answer or proof of service. Publication dates June 30 July 7 July 14 July 21 1916.
fragments indicate a local notice or editorial line urging a bail policy in Waseca. mentions Mary Page Saturday night and a promotion offering six reels for the price of one admission.
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