Broadwater Dems' ticket fuels Republican edge
The Broadwater county convention produced a ticket criticized as ring driven and unfit, triggering a GOP advantage. Names include Frank J. Edwards Lewis and Clarke State Auditor, Proctor Cascade Associate Justice, Rudolph von Tobel Fergus Superintendent of Public Instruction W. E. Harmon Gallatin. The piece argues Democratic choices hurt their prospects and praise Republican opportunity.
Democratic and Republican Party Lines in County Race
A public letter urges unity against ring rule and praises clean government, arguing for a citizens ticket to beat the Democratic and Republican establishments. Details include delegates listed, and note of a fruitless populist attempt to unite with Democrats ahead of state conventions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican Party
Labor Party
James J McGuire Seeks Final Proof On Land Claim
James J McGuire files final proof for his Homestead claim H KE No 7224 covering Lots 11 12 16 17 Sec 18 7N 2E. He will present witnesses Michael Maton Patrick Griffin David Gordon Michael Sneriden Townsend Montana and is to appear before the Helena Montana Register on October 25 1900.
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Department of the Interior
Helena, Mont
James J. McGuire
H. KE
N. R
East
Michael eMaton
Patrick Griffin
David Gordon
Michael Sneriden
Townsend
Montana
George D. Greene
Public sale of estate assets in Broadwater County
The district court orders the sale of Charles Hossfeld estate assets in Radersburg Broadwater County Montana. Administrator Sarah J Howsrece to sell on October 24 1900 at 2 PM for cash, subject to court confirmation. Items include wagons harnesses guns work horses a safe and butcher tools. The notice also lists school advertising content for Townsend Montana.
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District Court of the
Ninth Judicial District
Broadwater
Mottans
Charles Hossfeld
Radersburg
Montana
Sarah J. Howsrece
Populist Convention Opens with New Officers
The Populist convention was called to order at 11 o'clock Saturday in the court house. G. G. Watt was elected chairman and B. S. Coad secretary as temporary officers. Committees were named for Credentials Brooking Anglen and Wilder and for Permanent Organization Whipple Previtt and Coad. The proposal to make the temporary organization permanent was approved. Delegates and alternates to the state were chosen.
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Court House
G. G. Watt
B. S. Coad
Brooking
Anglen
Wilder
Whipple
Previtt
Coad
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William McKinley
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Paul McCormick
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Harry C. Kessler
L. G. Murray
Missoula
David E. Folsom
Meagher
A. J. Bennett
Madison
Secretary of State
A. N. Yoder
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T. J. Porter
Custer
Frank J. Edwards
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State Auditor
Co. C. Proctor
Cascade
Rudolph von Tobel
Fergus
W. E. Harmon
Republican County Convention
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Republican County Central Committee
E. E. Rowe
Rentxson
the Republican Opportunity
Democratic Party
Tion
Cians
Ulysses S. Grant
Mr. Bryan
Jones
Bryan
West
Senator Stewart
Stewart
McKinley
William M. Stewart
Nevada
C. A. Wilde
Isom Pruitt, Ed Anglen
H. L. Keene
George Ament
H. Miller
Bert Plymale
C. A. Whipple
B. F. McLane
W. H. Brooking
J.T Cook
B.S. Coad
L. Basye
A. E. Spriggs
C. P. Abbott
W. Laicrone
Harry Record Asst
Prin
Common School
Hiew School
Seveer
Noumat
Good Literary Society
W. L. Crone, Parerran
Townsend, Montana
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Lower Broadway
Peter J. Meloy
the Cooper
Gebo Coal
W. C. Pierce
Northern Pacific Depot
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Lincoln
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Kansas City
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Northern Pacific
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