The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1902-09-17
A WINNING TICKET.
CHOTEAU COUNTY REPUBLICANS NOM
lNATE AIIST or VOTE GETrERS.
Every Candidate Is WCrthy of Hearty
Support on Election Day.
Choteau County Republican Ticket.

Choteau County Republican Ticket.
n,ats senator. ..'..........'..Gc Geo t. bourne
.................rh rhos NJ Everett
Sheriff. ;........... Charles D. Howell
county y Treasurer John G. Sullivan
Clerk and Recorder ...... Il. Frank Suyre
County Attorney. Charles n, Pray
sSperintc"ieSt Of Schools Miss May Tfafs Tanaga"
Coroner .,.....W. u. Pypc,
The republicans Of Choteau county,
at their convention held at Harlem on
Tuesday, nominated one Of the strong.
est tickets ever placed in the field by
their party. There was large list OF
aspirants for nomination, and the
members Of the convention selected its
list OF nominees with view to making
an equitable geographical dstribu.
tion of honors, and presenting a ticket
that would promote good feeling with.
in the party ranks and make a clean
sweep on election day.
The convention was called to order,
soon after 1:3O y. H., and organiza-
ton was effected by elec,ing j. w.
Hyndman as chairman, and ID. II.
Thornber and l.. d. Sharp as sccrc-
tarics. After transactng some pre-.
liminary business, au adjournment
was taken until G:30 p. II. 70 await the
arrival Of several delegates from the
northwestern part Of the county who
were detained on delayed train. At
the evening session Geo. w. Crane
was made permanent chairman, Mr.
Hyndman being compelled to return
TO Havrc on important business.
The committee on credentials re-
ported She following as entitled to
seats in the conventions:
Fort Benlon--J. w. Husc, l.. D.
Sharp, j. Z. Templeton, N. 4. Chemid.
lin, Geo. w. Crane, Il. j. Wackcrlin,
Frank Morgcr, Frank Mcdonald, c.
II. Ragland.
Chinook-D. Il. Thornbrr, n. II.
Rescr. G. L. Hopkins, Sam Houston,
l.. V, Bogy, Jno. Mcl.arcn, W. S..
RainboIt, Jurgen Kuhr, r.. r. Morris.
Chcster-J. L. Trommer.
East Butte-M. c. Price. Lars Em.
bcrtson.
PhilIips-B. D. Phillips. Thomns
Wright.
Cola Butlc~lra Brown, J. Z.
Brethelute.
Belmont-W. NJ. Coburn.
LibbyJos. Vanden HcuvcI.
Basin VIM. Ryan.
Flagler-Ihos. Flaylcr.
Upper Shon11in--Conraa kulaye.
Upper Hiyhwood-~R. p. Mead, c..
S. Waters.
Lower Shonkin--A Allan Gray.
Marias John Muir.
Perry sburg-H. Maurer.
Valeaux~Lu Vcndette.
Box Elder II. a. Bartlett, W. f.
Cowau.
Iii. Sandy-W. G. Peters, G. c.
lhmscn, Il. S. Tingley.
Havrc-J. d. Thompson, &. W.
Ling, 7. f. Raymond, NJ, j. Heuly,
J. w. Hynlman, }. G. Kicker, +.
l;eichel.
Warrick Il. Ward, d. II. ltuhc.
Lloyd-E. Munlt, Jas. Thornbe,., J
LafrantZ.
Lower Clear Creel--C. NJ. Sctl.-
Sirk.
Landusky j. r. Throop, O. p.
Iortman.
Dodson-S Silas Gamble.
Harlcm-W. J. Hart, G.. II. Barton,
L. NJ. Everett, l.. Minugh. W.. L.
French
Cleveland II. y. Parker, {. +.
Iasbcy.
The committee on resolutions sub |
nitted the following report, which was
adopted:
Resolved, that the republican party
'f ChOtcau county, in convention as.
'cmbled, reai1irm our uuboundcd faith
n tn" principles of our party as an.
lounced and promu gated by the ma
ional convention held at Philadelphia
n 1900, that We contemplate with su.
'remc satisfaction the continued pros.
'crity at home and prestige abroad
# our country since it became disen-
hralled from the baneful influences of
administration. That we
,rea,ly deplorc the un,imcly death Of
President Mckinley and congratulate
he people OF this grea, country tn at
he principles Of our party so faith.
ully represented by him still live and
ave renewed viSor in his successor,
theodore Roosevelt. That we &C.
knowledge this great county TO be
tightly distinguished by the federal
government ia selecting i, to become
he first beneficiary uoder the nation
Il irrigation system and we pledge
ur renewed allegiance and support
o the republican party which made