Valley County Sheriff Costs Compared In 1911 1912
The records compare expenses of Sheriff Small and Sheriff Stephens in Valley County from December 1 1909 to September 1 1912. It notes Stephens reduced monthly costs by about 529 dollars versus Small while excluding salaries and insane transportation. The piece highlights savings used for public works like a Milk River bridge approach and cites prior deputy leadership and crime clearances.
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Stephens
Fort Hin
Warm Springs
Valley County
Small
Milk River
J. H. Rutter
Hurley Urged as Qualified Republican Judge Candidate
Readers are urged to support John Hurley of Glasgow for judge in the district. The note praises his sociable nature, legal ability, and resourcefulness learned while studying law with former Senator W. E. Purcell in Wahpeton North Dakota.
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John’ Hurley
Glasgow
Sterling
Valley County Attorney Heads Zenith of Local Bar
The Chouteau Independent notes that the North Dakota congressman and two year private secretary has built a prominent legal career. He was admitted to practice in 1908 in North Dakota and before the U S Supreme Court in 1906 in Washington D C. Prior to Montana he practiced with LeSueur Bradford & Hurly in Minot N C. Now serving as Valley county attorney, he stands at the pinnacle of his profession within the county and community.
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Phos
Marshall
North Dakota
United ‘States
Supreme Court
Washington, D. C
Sheriff’s Office Expense Review Urged for Taxpayer Insight
Readers are urged to study the sheriff’s office expense accounts for the past three years and compare them to assess value and efficiency from the taxpayer perspective. The note emphasizes transparency and informed public scrutiny by residents.
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Sheriff's Office
Duncan Touts Valley County Treasurer Record
A Montana Valley County resident extols J C Duncan as the best treasurer in nine years. He notes Duncan turned over county interest from bank deposits to cover past expenses and urges voters to support him on the November 5th election day.
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Montana
Valley County
J. C. Duncan
Uts County
Duncan
A Voice From Whitewater On Protective Tariff Pledges
The piece discusses pre election views on tariffs, noting past votes of Republicans who opposed protective tariffs. It references 1908 tariff planks, duty rate debates, and contrasts costs of production domestically and abroad, highlighting misunderstandings surrounding tariff policy.
Callaway Nominated for Montana Supreme Court Seat
Judge Lew Callaway of Virginia City is named by the Republican state convention to succeed Judge Henry C. Smith on the Montana Supreme Court. A seasoned jurist and expert in water and mining law, Callaway has served as Fifth Judicial District judge since 1904 and on the supreme court commission prior to his district bench. Born in 1868 in Titus, he moved to Montana as a child and earned his degree after years of work as a cowboy and ranch hand.
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WNS
Justiche
Supreme Court of the State
Henry C. Smith
Lew . Callaway
Virginia City
Montana
Fifth Judicial District
District Court
Supreme Court Commission
S.preme Court
Madison
Meagher
Titnois
Callaway
Rindiga County
Eetonua
Peaterieen
Philadelphia
University of Michigan
Asi West
Supreme Court ‘Commission
Westeem
Madigan
Beaverhead
Jefferson Counties
Tariff quarrel figures in Patras political discussion
In Patras discussion Republicans face debate on tariff revision. Mr Murdock shows strong opposition while Mr Scott backs the tariff plank of 1908. The disagreement grows as schedules are worked, leading to party divisions and a continuing page six continuation.
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Patras
Bary
Seba
Kansas
Scott
Murdock
Ori
Quigley
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Sheriffs Ofice
Whitewater
Lew. L. Callaway
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