Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1904-10-27
OUR CANDIDATES.
Rosebud County Democratic
Tlcket.---A Short Sketch
Touching Upon the Quail
lflcatiOnS of Each.
T. w. Langley.

| western people are DuSlnesS-like and
long headed. The citizens of Rosebud
county are no exception to this rule.
When they are given the opportunity
to send from their county as senator
a man who knows in detail, from ac-
tual experience and association, the
needs of the people, they are not likely
to let such chance slip by. T. w.
Longley is not stranger to you, nor
to that which interests you, Be nrac.
tical enough to vote the way you will
derive most benefit, and be sensible
enough to vote for T. w. Longley for
state senator.
Joseph T. Brown.
Joseph T. Brown is man whom, the
people of Rosebud county respect as a
man and honor as citizen; one who
has the ability to present the claims of
his people in the Legislature and the
energy to push them through. Let US
send representative from this county
who will make Rosebud one of the
counties that is heard from.
w. j. Nix.
The sheriff OF county is instrument
tai in preserving the law and order of
a county and he who has this duty to
perform must be alert and keen-"not
slothful in business" but dilipent in
performing the duties of his Office. We
believe, and the people of Rosebud
county believe w. j. Mix to be a man
that will exactly fill the bill. Don't
consider this question of the selection
Of county officers from the political
standpoint alone; be broad minded
enough to vote for the man whom YOU
consider is most deserving AMI. oest
fitted to fill the Office. Mr.. Nix is a
strong able man, and we are confident
will not require the assistance of two
deputies to assist him in performing
his official duties.'
w. w. Mcdonald.
Shakespeare says, "Who steals nv
purse steals trash,' but in this dav
when the American dollar has come to
mean so much to the American people
there are not many willing to relegate
their "purse" to that class of COM
modify. Touch mans money and
you reach vital point. In view of
this fact the democrats have chosen a
man for county treasurer whom the
citizens will not be afraid to trust with
their money; one who is honest and
business like. An unbusinesslike, in
competent man is almost as unsafe as
a dishonest man. w. w. Mcdonald
posses both qualities of integrity and
business ability. He is the man for
treasurer of Rosebud county. Why
ook farther?
Harry Webber.
The democratic party is exception
ally lucky to have been able to place
IN nomination man who is so especi-
ally suited to fill the position of the
office for which he was nominated as
is Harry Webber, nominee for clerk of
the dist1 let court.
Men do not employ novice and en-
trust him with their business affairs.
nor do the voters of county or state
cast their ballot to elect afficers who
will perform their duty in a disinter-
ested or slovenly manner.
Mr.. Webber has had the ADVANTAGES
OF good American school training,
being educated in the public schools of
Lincoln. Maine. Mr.. Webber, after
leaving school, took position as book
keeper and since that time has served
in that capacity. This practical train
ing thoroughly equips the candidate
to fill in competent manner the office
for which he is nominated.
For the past six years Mr.. Webber
has been in the west and for the past
four years he has filled the position as
the clerk and bookkeeper of the Harry
II. Fletcher Co, store, and has filled il
with credit both to himself and the
company. Mr.. Webber has demon
strated himself to be a thoroughly
capable business man-exact, accom-
aud efficient.
This is one of the important Offices
OF the county and should be filled by a
man who is not only capable of per-
forming the duties of the office, but
by one who is a man among men, one
whom the voters will be glad to recoe-