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Newspaper

Townsend Messenger

Location

Townsend, Montana, United States of America

Date

Sep 27, 1900

Page

4

State Officials Named From Districts

David E. Folsom of Custer State Treasurer Frank J. Edwards of Lewis and Clarke and W. E. Harmon of Gallatin listed among district officials.

Lewis and Clarke Cascade Chateau Custer Dawson Fergus Flathead Gallatin Jefferson Lewis Medison

Independent Democratic Convention called at Butte for October

The Independent Democratic Convention is scheduled in Butte on October second, 1900 to nominate three presidential electors and several statewide offices. A lengthy, garbled county representation list and convention rules appear in the fragment, alongside political commentary on Montana populists and figures such as T. S. Hogan and W. A. Clark.

Butte Congress Supreme Court

County Democratic Convention Call and Delegate Elections

The notice outlines voting rules for county delegates to the state convention including absentee votes in absence of delegates, and penalties for counties with no representation. County conventions meet at 11 a.m. September 20 1900. primaries to elect delegates run September 27 from 4 to 8 p.m. at the county seats. Mass meetings may be held as authorized by the County Committee. By order of the Independent Democratic Convention. c F Booth Chairman. David Marks Secretary.

Helena C. F. Booth David Marks

Unwritten names honored in a storyteller’s dedication

A personal dedication speaks to unseen women who provided happiness and service, framing the narrative as a tribute to capable, honorable, and lovable figures. The passage foregrounds gratitude toward those who aided the author, prior to the tale that follows.

Political Pointers and School Notice from Townsend

Political pointers critique Bryan Roose velt and tariff debates while a Townsend Montana school advertises courses from common to high school, noting its size, experience, flexible admission, and affordable tuition under Principal Crone. Includes contact and reference to former patrons.

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