The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-11-07

selegraphers on the Northern Pacific rail
road were Increased. An clerk OF the dis
triot court no will allow the same energy an,
ndelity characteristic OF his work In var
GUS responsible positions.
Where could three better men for count,
commissioners bc found than William
Muth, II. Beach and Sam Langhorne. Fac
has made an enviable record in this count.
in pu blic office and each commands the re-
spect of all citizens. Vote for all and tn
county's business will be we'll managed b.
an efficient board.
The labor n mining interests will b.
well looked after in the next Legislature by
G. X. Brown and j.. H. Murphy. H. f
Lidolph. a successful %ranchman. will b.
found GU the right side OF all questions
support all candidates II you want honest
and intelligent legislation.
Hon. A. j. Davidson has been known 70
many years az one Of the leading business
men of Montana, while G. Il. Dudley is q
highly respected business man of Mafys.
vile. Both will be elected to to the house
by handsome majorities and will prove
valuable members. =
Vote for gallant Charlie Curtis for sher-
if. He has held several responsible Offices
in this city and has made a clean record in
each. In the sherif's office he will be
found prompt in his duties. accurate in his
accounts and courteous in business rela-
tions.
Clarence B. Garrett will be the next county
treasurer. He Ia capable, honest and trust
worthy at all times and commands the re-
spect of all CLASSES. Avote for him is q
vote for a satisfactory administration Of
the trsasursr's Office.
Judge Bucks term on the district court
bench has been most satisfactory. Hon.
L. L. Crutoher is splendidlv equipped for
judicial duties. Vote for both candidates
and the judiciary of this county will DO
clean and honest.
As county superintendent Of schools Miss
G. l.. Turnkey has proved a most efficient
officer. With a knowledge of methods
gained by experience she will give better
satisfaction than an untried candidate.
w. c. Whaley, candidate for state audi
tor, is campaigning in this county. He was
a valuable member of the last house, where
he oh%ampioned the eight-hour bill and is
specially qualified for the auditors office.
The democratic legislative ticket is
strong throughout. Judge L. @. Bach,
Hon. r.. B. Smith and H. II. Comfy are
lawyers of high standing, superbly equipped
for legislation involving legal questions.
Do not forget the grand democratic rally
at the auditorium this evening. Major
Martin Maginnis and Hon. r. L. Smith,
two favorite Helena orators, will discuss
the issues of the day.
It is noticed that the Helena Journal has
been painfully quiet on the subject of pro-
since it's discovery of Hon. Rioh-
ard Jockey among the leading lights of the
Good Templars.
One OF the most popular young German
Americans is /. M. Sttaub. He will be the
next public administrator because he il
known to be a worthy as we'll az a popular
William J. Beckett has been tried in Of
ice and found faithful. The assessments,
under his direction. will be fair and equita-
BILE and there will be no complaints.
John W. Wade's reputation as an en-
Rineer stands with the best. If elected
bounty surveyor he will be found ever eff
and attentive to business.
Sol Poznanski has a well-earned reputa-
tioB as q careful and accurate accountants,
He will. therefore, make a first GLASS county
Vote for him.
A whitening frost will blight the Gladi-
olus plant tomorrow. There will be no
more blooming until the next city cam.
paign.
and work late. Let the victory be oom.
plete and decisive.
A vote for T.. II. Peasants ia a vote for
an able physician who will make an excel
lent coroner.
Vote for your state tomorrow. Don't
sell your suffrage to the Doodle king.
Make a clean sweep of the court house
lobby of office holding politicians.
A red hot democratic rally o-naght at
the auditorium.
Montana Savings Bank
Pays intetes on deposits of ST. or more.
5 per cent on on savings accounts.
6 per cent on time certificates.
Saving is the secret of wealth."