Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1888-10-25

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tu W,s.Usp, -.lluE lu Avarg arH
l MouIr ia tnsr s.Gt., wH.s, taI' .E,
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tanned r1lNe ul-I, nuE ur rnnr lsu
q EDnira, New Yolk; A,rs" An rf.H.
uucd uj lhe EImjra ba-lls-. rpltg
On 1870, uni waa suor|4r associate
with hl- father and uncle in trp tag-
HeIy hu-'us.s a. 4 IArWhrT 0f he nrui:
/ his excellent bl-iu,ss capacity soon
helped tp advance atIa tr tGr fg-Bgl-
+ -.b.e Uoaltlon of l1yrr wbirn ts tile.
tar seye'ai years, dur.Ug whIcl Aa
Travelled extensively iu the wp-J ANA
south; IN 1915 he went into tLc emg.o,
OF IL. {. y.lii0 guast iE Co., o, Cgicsgo.
~ buysI; !A., euga.smtUt lsU g. Gl,
coming to Montana gGG b.. ssp-rqgpu,
settlement ber.; the lcw industry de.
veloped 0y lhs slaughter Df buffalo iuf
their hides, when had spruug up in
the then unknown Yellowstone val
ley, made IL Necessary that every hide
house 10 the country shoIld have a
representative on the field and Til.
iingba-t & c.. di-ratched Mr.. Camp
bell hither; he arrived IN Miles City
lat" iu ths TALL of 1879, since when
time be has b-ru "a constant Resident
here ana IA lh prosecution ~ his bus.
mess a. Luyer ~ buiislo rongs De-
came we'll known lu every mun
woman and child in tne COUNT when
IN lss2 the "bufl' business began o.
fail mud the signs uf 'he tunes poingrd
20 Miles Clty as growing town, Mr.
Cnpipne!l ia company with bis broth
er engaged in the furniture business
here, and has since that tiDe proven
valuable acquisition 70 our business
circles. II may be regarded a. broad
statement, but We do not hesitate 10
say, that IN all ot Custer county there
is no man better lifted by natural quail.
tications to I'LL the Office o! county clerk
than "Al" Cainpbtll; trained from
early years 10 sn active business life,
of excellent clerical abilities, sffable
and courteous in address, there is no
one who il will be more pleasant for
the taxpayers of Custer county to meet
in the transaction OF public business
than he. His election will be fitting
endorsement of the wisdom Of the re.
publican party in nominating him.
For county treasurer the republicans
present Mr.. Harry F. Bachelor, VINO
was nominated In convention by ac-
clamstion: Mr.. Bachelor was born in
Steubenville, Ohio, in 1858, his grand
father having settled there in 1910;
aud was during the war OF 1872 non
commissioned officer under General
"Tippecsnoe" Harrison; while Harry
was very young his family removed tn
Newport, Kentucky, opposite Cincin-
natl, where he received common
school education; in 1874 his family
removed 10 PIttsburg, Pa, where Hsr-
~, at the age OF 10, comu enced his
business career as n clerk In the Office. |
Of the Pennsy lvania railroad company; |
he remained in this employment until
the memorable riots Of 1877, when k-
cane west and entered the employ OF
& Jordan at Fort Buford;
during the next five years he served
this firm in many trusted capacities al |
Fort Buford, Poplar River and ForI
Mead, aud as clerk and pilot on
thsir steamer, the f. Y. Batchelor. on |
the Missouri aud Yellowstone rivers;
in 1889. shortly after the organization
Of the First National bank, OF Miles
City, by Mr.. Jos. Leighton, Harry was
offered aud accepted the position Of
assistant cashier Of the bank and on
The retirement OF the cashier q year
ater he was made cashier, which
responsible position he filed accepts-
bly, TO everyone; in August, 1856, he
was offered and accepted the cashier
hip Of the Stockgrowers' National
bank Of Miles City. where he is to-day
lonored aud trusted with the entire