The Dupuyer acantha. [volume] (Dupuyer, Mont.) 1894-1904, 1896-11-02

publican. Republican voters OF
Teton county, see to it that you
make no mistake, Remember that
this election fixes the political
complication of this county for long
years to come.
The republican party have named
as their treasurer a man whose
record as business man and a
citizen of integrity is unquestioned
and unimpeachable. AT this
writing Mr.. Hofer is, here cir culat-
ing among the republican voters at
the north end. He has received
nothing but encouragement at their
hands. The people believe the
financial interests of the county are
safe in the hands of Bert Hofer.
We do not believe that there is any
spot or place within the confines
of this county where the republi-
can are not giving to Mr.. Hofer
their unqualified and undivided
support. We predict that he will
be elected by one of the largest
majorities of any man .upon the
ticket. Republicans in the north
end of the county are satisfied that
Mr.. Hofer is giving to Mr.. Potter
and MIR. Magee and the ticket
his loyal and earnest support but
every one rest assured that when
republicans so to the polls on the
3rd day of November and look
down their ticket, they will not
overlook Bert Hofer and think
that they have found possibly
better man upon the popsy- wopsy
ticket.
James Gibson will probabley re-
ceive the largest majority of any
man upon the ticket, and he richly
deserves it, Mr.. Gibson cast the
first republican vote ever cast in
Choteau precinct. This is the
first recognition he has ever re-
ceived at the hands of his party.
Mr. Gibson has never asked any
thing at the hands Of party, lie has
always been ready and willing at
any and all times and under all
circumstances to do every thing in
his power for the success Of that
tickle and every man upon it.
There will be no question as to his
election, but we believe that it. is
good policy to roll up the largest
majority possible for James Gibson.
In honoring him we are honoring
the party of which he has been a
part in times now long gone by,
when republicauism meant hope
less defeat.
- When the party named George
Magee as county commissioner, no
dissenting voice was heard among
the people where he has lived for
over a decade. The people who
know him Ion gest and best are
satisfied that their intetes's arc
safe, IN his hands. No man is
. better qualified, and no man il
: this broad state is in larger OIL
more complete sense in the conf
o dence and esteem of his eighbors
O and his fellow citizens. During al
v the years he has lived among US
9 no one can charge George witt
being guilty Of dishonorabl
: action. Loyal to his friends, gen
e eryus to fault, a tried and tru
: republican, Teton county will d
itself proud when they elect hin
. county commissioner. We con
" tend that the community where
: man lives is the place to. find GU
IS his true character Go among tn
1T people OF Robare, voters of Teto
'f county, and you will find tha
If every one there, from the snow
capped peaks of the Rockies to the
f. last settlement on Birch creek
is his friend. The voters of tn
u north end of this county propose
e to give Geo. Magee not only
g large majority, but q phenomena
d majority. We predict that
n Magee Is elected, which he will be
that he will make the best commits
: sioner Teton county has ever had
. When the republican party
70 named w. S. Barrett for county
"a commissioner they named mai
lie who was identified with the early
g history of this grand, great young
;s state, who is republican Of th'
W. F. Sanders stripe, and who under
. any and all circumstances has beer
J. found working either in the whee
Of CIR lead as the party required, ant
d is regarded at the present time az
one of the men to whom republi
cans LOOK for inspiration, aid ant