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The Washington times., 1908-09-27

/ I'm wen he jumps a fine tooth comb and
q box Of paints woc all men IN the
NAVY carries 10 pIctoor them furrin
shores wot they visits. I brings with
me large irun ring an a cOrkscrew.
Paints Flag on His Back.
EFT don't take Doggy and me long to
get tolwork on that sea sarpint Doggy
claims i'm right on as the property OF
the United States OF Ameriky, and he
paints his top i'm. red, white. and blue.
We keeps I'm in a good 'UmOr for some
time. Twin all the while with catching
FISH and cookin' them on our monster
island.
"ProbIy me an Doggy'ud be Twin
there yet, only for a fool idear he gets
one day that we oUghter take our home
inter Moo Yawk and EXHIBIT I'm 70 the
pU5IiCk for an amOOsin' CurOssity-
so Dossy walks out on the front part
Of the sarpints nose one mornIn' vile
I'm cookin' our modes bTeakfas- He
tales with i'm his corkscrew and the
irun ring
Tt amt mOrc'n two minutes I'LL ear
an orful shout and I turns just in time
10 see Doggy goin' throo the sir bout
a mile a minute. headed for The United
States, some strait.
Poor doggy SEE I just that way.
Poor Doggy I SCI
After that gets kin o. tired Of me
ocean ONE. so one night Wen we is
laying to near Atlantic City I slips
overheard quiet Ike and swims in 10
81 IRE"
Doggy, Doggy
What became Of DOGGY" inquired
the reporter respectfully.
"Peraps you won't believe it, but
runs into Doggy a few days after that
in Moo Yawk an ne tells me he lands
all right in Chesapeake bay and swims
ashore"
And why" continued the reporter,
"dC you think this sea serpent that has
been seen in the Potomac IS the one you
and Doggy lived on so long?"
''Figgerin from the exack descrips'lun
YOU gives me and KNOWN that this we're
sarpint wot me and Doggy inhabits. IS
a Republican,, it strikes me 'e's foun
out bout the campane an is comm In
to vote.
There amt no call fer these peepTl
on the river TO be scared That sea
sarpiut is a well trained animul 50
longs yer amt shoOtin' i'm with kannUn
well, son. I don't mind" he ended
after a short pause. 7 amt never been
or the water wagon yet, an me n sailor
: too"
The Washington times., 1908-09-27
INFLUX OF VISITORS IN
SURES ATLANTIC CITY GAY
FALL SEASON.

ATLANTIC CITY, Sept 26.-Conven-
lions in large numbers will keep At
lantic city well filed with visitors this
faE. and for that reason, If for no other.
the hotels will have a large patronage.
The efforts OF the bureau Of publicity
and the convention committee Of the
Hotel Mems Association 10 secure these
gatherings have been exceedingly sue
cessfuI and there will still be a larger
gathering OF various associations and
business interests in conventions during
the latter part of the fall than early
During the present week there was a
meeting of the Grand Council, Brother
hood of America. at the Hotel Rudolf;
convention OF the Wholesale Druggists
Association at the MarlbOrough-Blen-
helm, and meeting Of the Good Roads
Association. an institution formed of
fsrangers and automobile owners.
Elaborate preparations are being made
for the big carnival which viii be held
IN this city on October y. Business
rren and hotel proprietors have taken
hold of the affair and are putting their
whole hearts into the work OF making
II an unqualified success. The City
Troop, all local military and civic or
ganlzatIons, the police and fire depart
ments and members Of the city council
win march in the line Of parade
Beside this. almost every business
house and hotel viii enter floats or
business wagons. There viii be an auto
mobile section IN the line OF march and
one OF the curioslties Of this division
will be the exhibition Of the first auto
mobile owned by an Atlantic City resi-
dent. This machine is owned by Ben
iamin Bacharach. who is also the chair
man Of the parade committee.
Former Governor W P Kellog, OF
Louisiana. who has been making his
home in Washington for the last year
or two, is a visitor at the Marlborough
Blenheim-
Phniy F. Lamer, accompanied by
AIrH. Larner. is spending a fortnight at
the shore, stopping at the Hotel Chai-
fonte. A-r. Larner IS q well-known
buEiness man Of the Capital City
Mr.. James Holland, Of Washington,
.notored from that city on Sunday IN
his six-cylinder Winton car and regis
tered at the neutrality-suspicious. Ho-
tel
Mr.. II. S. Taggart, wife OF a proni-
nent attorney Of washington, accom-
panied by her friend Mrs Albert Har-
Ter, have augmented the washington
colony at the Shoreham Hotel
r c Hoops and his accomplished
daughters are enjoying the fall season
at the Hotel ChalfOnte.
Mr.. and Mrs. William A Osborne, OF
Washington. viii spend the latter part
OF this week with relatives in this city.
drs. ". Edmund Henderson OF
| Washington, is spending several days
at the shore as the guest OF friends
Mrs Henderson is prominent among So
Gals affairs in her home city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas J. Fisher, &C
companied by their attractive daUEh-
tiers, the Misses Marie, Joan. and Ia
bel, and Mrs. ". S. Thompson, have
The Washington times., 1908-09-27
Among the Elect.

Among the most notable half-hundred
niaidens who are TO be presented to
society this winter are Miss Janetta
Alexander, second Of the five daughters
of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles b. Alexander,
and who, like her elder sister Harriet.
who came out couple of years ago, is
considerably younger than most OF the
other de5utan-es- Her mother has a
beautiful place at Tuxedo, where she
VIII remain until after THANKSGIVING.
and house in town, adjoining that of
Mrs. Vanderbilt, and which can boast
or one Of the finest ball rooms in New
York Mrs. Alexander is noted for her
hospitality. Her husband, popularity
known rs sunny Jim by reason OF
his everlasting smile, has likewise
many friends. so that Miss Janetta is
certain to have a good time, 10 which
Ter aunt. Mrs. John J. McCook. now
The Washington times., 1908-09-27
FIRE!

What made you jump up and holler
fire?''
I forgot myself; I had just dreamed
that Elinor Glyn and Upton Sinclair
were going to cOlIaborate on a novel,
and that each chapter was going to be
introduced by an Ella Wheeler wilcox
poem. ''-Exchange
The Washington times., 1908-09-27
ACTORS ARE WEALTHY.

LONDON, Sept pam analysis OF
the casts at the twenty theaters that
are open shows that in fifteen of them
mos of the characters are wealthy
peoTle There are kings. princes. arch
dukes. peers, and milliOnaires galore.
The Washington times., 1908-09-27

When women say they understand
the men, they mean they can't be
fooled by any of their meanness.
The Washington times., 1908-09-27

Mrs. Elizabeth Della is I'll at he
home in this city.
The Washington times., 1908-09-27

PhniI F. Laruer, accompanied by
AIrH. Laruer. is spending a fortnight at
the shore, stopping at the Hotel Char
fonte. Mr.. Larner IS q well-known
business. man Of the Capital City
The Washington times., 1908-09-27

Former Governor W P Kellog, OF
Louisiana. who has been making his
home in Washington for the last year
or two. is a visitor at the Marlborough
Bleuheim-
The Washington times., 1908-09-27

Mr.. James Holland, Of Washington,
.notored from that city on Sunday IN
his six-cylinder WintOn car and regis
tered at the neutrality-suspicious. Ho-
81
The Washington times., 1908-09-27

Mr.. II. s. Taggart, wife OF proni-
nent attorney OF Washington, accom-
panied by her friend Mrs Albert Har-
Ter, have augmented the washington
colony at the Shoreham Hotel.
Montana news., 1908-10-15
STATE SECRETARY'S WEEKLY
KEIlORT

Local Glasgow reorganizrd With
twenty-five members and "A large num-
her of applications To act on.
John Collins has been holding g"eat
meetings I'm Fergus county. At Ken
dali large and enthusiastic meeting
was hvld, tho collections amounted to
$2J over expenses, Good meetings
were also held at Lewistown and liv-
ings on.
Locals should take action gt once
To appoint watchers to br stationed
nj the polling places u Natcn the
count. DO not leave this To tho last
minute, see what members are aNHIla-
BILE for this work and apopint hem
at once or course there will he rn
need of appointing socialist watchers
in precincts whore We have a soCillis:
acting as Judge of election, our inter
csts will be safe enough In those pre-
cincts
Locals that have not elected their
representative TO the state committee
should do so at once. Important mat
tcrs viii come before the committee
during the next few months an each
local should have an opportunity tu be
heard on all party matters. Elect your
committeeman at your first meeting II
this matter has not already been at
tended To.
We have considerable campaign
leaflets on hand which We will dispose
of to locals at 20 cents II hundred.
Flood your district with literature
during the remaining weeks of the
campaign.
JAS. ID. GRAHAM.
Montana news., 1908-10-15
PROFESSOR GIVES COURSE IN
MNTRIMONN,

The time is coming when a course
preparatory to matrimony will be Of
fered in our public schools To which
young mn and women will be taught
some important matters relative 10
marriage"
Prof. r, y. Blackmar. head of the
department of sociology in the Uni
verslty of Kansas. made this statement
at Topeka in an address before the
suprintcndents of Kansas charitable
institutions.
Prof. Blackmar advocated strict
physical and mental examination oi
all applicants for marriage licenses
Persons affected with pulmonary or
mental diseases should not be allowed
to sarry. he said.
Montana news., 1908-10-15
LOCAL SECRETARIES OF SOCIAL
IsT PARTY IN MONTANA.

Butte-H. S. Davis, 649 Placer st.
Bonner. diminish Fired Tuomisto,
box 72.
Livingston-Roy Pennicott, 5l3 N.
Il. st.
Great Falls-wm. Paisgrove, SIS
Seventh Ave. $.
Billings-Geo. @. Mcdowell, 2707
n. Second Ave.
Como-IIiram Platt.
Havre-F. A. Nystrom.
Mlssoula-Fred Chuning.
Iewistown-John Roades.
Philipsburg-Rome Saurer.
Dean-Mrs. Melinda Hudson.
Ovando-Gottlleb Drummer.
Rolllns-A. ID. Eastlick.
Kalispell-E. J. BJorneby.
Eurcka-S. ID. Grow.
Helena-John Taylor
Kendall-Mike Kileen.
Monarch. NJ. Rector.
Belt--C. J. Croft.
Bozenan-Jacob Kruse.
Clancy-John Butler.
Hamilton-Paul Castle.
Aldridge-Wm. Ralph.
Belfry-Edwin Dew.
StevensvIllc-B. a. Fausett
Giendive-H. C. Holtkamp. box 45.
Miles City-Arthur w. Wetwer,
Miss. Ave.
Dillon-O. J. Sholl. box 322.
The above list of locals and secre-
tarios has been compiled from the
best Information ut hand. Any correc-
tions or additions should bc forwarded
at once to the News office.
Montana news., 1908-10-15
LEWIS AND CLARK COUNTY So
CIALIST PLATFORM

We, the Socialist party of Lewis and
Clark county, in convention assem-
bled. reaffrm our adherance to the
principles OF International Socialism
and declare it's aim to be for the or
ganizatlon OF the working classes into
political party for the purpose of
conquering the powers OF government
and administering the same for the
benefit Of the great majority, the
working class.
Political parties are but the express
sion Of economic class interests. All
political parties but the Socialist party
are financed. directed and controlled
by different groups of the ruling class.
TIL" wage workers are used as a
catspuw 10y both old parties To fur
thcr the political as well as the in
dustrial class Interests. The Socialist
party now calls upon the wage work.
,rs to unite politically for the benefit
Of tn" workers condition as their own
economic class interests demand.
Thn Socialist party of Lewis and
Clark county demand the abolition of
the contracting system in all county
work. Tn" establishment of mining
and labor bureau by the state for the
purpose OF investigating. inspecting
and reporting upon the conditions Of
la1 4 ff,fE a.,
of ctyll scryic" commission, for the
purpnsr of examining all candidates
for the office of boiler inspectors and
mining inspectors: none but practical
men To constitute such commission.
Free legal advice i'm all cases. the
assessment Of all property for it's rx-
act selling value in open market. The
payment of the union scale of wages
on an road and county work; the en-
actmcnt of law prohibiting the use
Of state or national troops in case of
strike or lockout.
The publishing and sending of an
itemizcd account of all revenues and
exp, nditurcs to all voters; an effective
initiative and referendum. and the
| imperative mandate to be put into ef-
feet in all county Offices
Free medical attendance To- all in
need, without removal to "a poor
house.
II the people Of this county are not
willing to vote for direct government
then they must submit To this graftne
capitalist system you are now under.
COUNTY CENTRAL COMMITTEE
Montana news., 1908-10-15
SPECIAL NOTICE!

A great many of our subscribers are
working people, who go about from
place To place, not staying any great
deem IL an especial favor IL all such
subscribers when leaving place
would drop us a postal card, giving
their new address, thereby ensuring
their getting the paper for the time
paid for, If this is not done the post
master notifies this office that the pa
per Is not called for and the name Is
taken off the mailing list
a great many people are In the
habit of subscribing for the News and
having IL sent to some friend. In
such cases the person Ia whom the
paper is sent should be notified that
IL Is paid for, otherwise il is left in the
postoflice and eventually ordered dis
continued.
Montana news., 1908-10-15

Reports from all over the nation
indicate an enormously increased So
cialist vote The assurances that
such vote will be cast are positive
and emphatic. The number that will
be- reported depends on the counting.
most important duty that dpvolves
upon socialists In this campaign.
WATCH THE COUNT.
Montana news., 1908-10-15
silver RnM CnnnIN.

Judges OF the district court-Con G.
McHugh. \. y. Clinch, Jacob Jacob
son.
Members of the logislaturc-Pat-
rick King, Jacob Ed, Fred W. Utter.
John Peura, Michael Mccormack,
Francis +. O'HHra, William Fritchie.
Lewis \. Van Horne, Paul B, Cooney,
Fred Simila.
County commissioncr-Will IL.
Pierce.
Sherin-lIarvey \. Smith.
County attornry-AIalcolm G..
O'Mallry.
County Trrasurrr-Jamcs j. Pagan.
Clerk of the COURT. II. Robinson.
Clerk and recorder-John Il.
OBrien.
County auditor-F'rank Curran,
County assessor-Arthur r.. Cox.
Coroner-Henry Schmitt
Public administrator-Osca Stem
berg,
Superintendent of schools-Edith
O. Clinch.
County surveyor-Frcd w, Shcr-
man.
Justices Of the peace-Georgc III.
Ambrose, Hugh McAlanus.
Constables-Henry Sampson Davis
Charles Karl Johnson.
Montana news., 1908-10-15
RaVaIIi County.

Represcntatives-J. Worth GOodson,
StevcnsvilJe; w ). Garrison. Darby.
County commissioner-W. II. Glib
ford.
Shcriff-Wildcr Bryan.
Trcasurer-A. V. Platt
Crlrk OF court-William Gorham.
Register and ccorder-Barton
Fausett
Corner-E. G.. Wheeler.
AssessOr-Geo. w. Ward. Jr.
superintendent of schools-R. w.
Miller.
Public administrator-Sam Kyle.
Montana news., 1908-10-15
Park County.

Scnator-Charles c. Simpson.
a. Grcnier.
CommissiOncr-R V. stumble.
sentatiVes-Clarenc Bishop,
Clerk of court-W. l.. PcnniCOtt.
Sheriff-William Smith.
Trcasurer-John Roach.
Clerk and recorder-W. +. Riley.
AssesSor-M. l.. Baker.
Public administrator-John Lam
nah.
Corouer-Hrnry Wrogp.
Superintendent of sckools-Eva NJ.
Wells.
Justice Of the pracc-Emil Feyder.
Cunstablp-Wm. Stuckpy
Montana news., 1908-10-15
Mi,SOnln County.

Representatives. \. Fuller, J..
W. Recly, +. Fahvrt and George y.
Cubhage.
cTiff-J Il. English.
County attnrncy-T. -. Caulti,ld.
County clerk. r. Chuning.
CclTk of district Court-Alatt East.
County Treasurrr-Jam"s Lyons.
County Assessor-A. +. IsaaCson,
commissioners, Il. Prepcil,
Superintendent of schpols-AIrs.
Kate Fitzpatrick.
Coruner-R. =. Mercer.
Public ADMINISTRATORS. y. Woods.
Justices OF the peacp-Hell Gate
township. Walter Pyle and +. A. DAM
browsky; Frenchtown, Harry Studi-
mier.
ablcs-Missoula township. An
drew Palmer and Archie Pyle.
Montana news., 1908-10-15
international
l. $. Is. ANNOUNCES DATE OF
GREAT SOCIALIST EVENT.


International Socialist Burean and In
terparliamentary Commission EX-
executive Committe, Maison du Peo-
pie, II Joseph Stevens Street, Brus-
sells
Brussels. Belgium. Sept. Z, 1905
To the Delegates. Secretaries, Parlia-
mentarians and Journalists OF Afiilat-
ed Sections and Parties:
After consultation with the affiliated
parties. and with the object OF giving
satisfaction To the greatest number OF
delegates, We fix tho date of the tenth
meeting of the international Socialist
bureau on the 11th Of October at 3
a. m. at the Maison du Peuple. hall
No. 1.
Eight questions are. for the present,
inscribed in the order of the day for
this sitting.
1. The question of the atfiliation To
the bureau. and of the admission to
congress of the non-socialistic groups.
.. OF the combined action of the
working men and socialists of the
countries concerned to prevent Euro
pean and colonial conflicts 10y which
the governments menace them by
their agreements and disagrecmcnts
and intrigues.
3. The bureau will hold meeting
periodically. at least twice a year,
4. The affiliated sections and par
ties will pay the bureau an assessment
estimated on minimum base OF 100
francs per vote.
5. The scale Of allotment OF votes
will attribute twelve votes to Hungary
and twelve votes To Sweden.
G. The admission of the demo-
cratic party Of Chill.
Z. To come to a decision on the
subject of the Socialist Zionists.
S. To come to decision on the
subject of the French representation.
According to the resolutions adopt
ed at Stuttgart Every year an as
semblagc will take place after the
sitting of the bureau meeting at which
all the members of the parliamentary
groups will be admitted who are af-
hliatcd To the |. g.. we summon the
third meeting of the intrrparliamcn-
tary commission on the 18th OF Octo-
her in the White hall of the Mason
du Pcuple.
only one question has been re-
turned to us 10y the former meetings
II concerns the relations between tn,
purely pacific societies and the social.
list organizations. and has already
made the subject of debate at tn,
second congress of the first interna-
tional. held at Lausanne i'm 1867.
Lastly. conforming to "a decision
made at the meeting Of socialist jour
nalists. which took place during thu
congress of Stuttgart. IL has been un-
derstood that the socialist journals
should formulate propositions on tn,
improvements of correspondence Il
be established between our organs and
that a sitting should be summoned fol
the purpose of discussing these mo-
tions.
Certain members have even pro
posed to call a meeting at Brussels
at the end of 1907 but this idea wa.
not realized.
We therefore take advantage of tbs
bureau meeting to summon this as
sembly In order to continue the eN
change of opinions which had beer
put forward at Stuttgart. 1t will TAXI
place on the 10th of October at 10 a
M, in the White hall of the Maisoi
du Peuple.
Montana news., 1908-10-15
SOCIALIST COUNTY TICKETS.
FlatIIead County.

Representatiyes-E. G.. B5orneby,
$. X. Grow, Il. A. Howser.
Sheriff-Andrew Petersen.
Clerk and recorder-Knute ODE
gard.
Trodsurer-Jasper Graham.
Celrk Of couTt-A. j, Chapman.
Assessor-Thos. ]. Odegaard
Surveyors. G.. Ratekin.
Commissioncr-Fran Mitchell
Coroner-C. w. Stewart
Public administrator-E. West.
Montana news., 1908-10-15
Poets Corner
HOW LONG?

How long shall Mammor rule our
land?
How long its power sway?
How long the world bow at its shrine?
How long, O Lord. say2
How long shall workers toll and sweat
In mill. shop, field and mine.
While idlers rich. in mansions fine.
Debauch In lust and wine?
How long shall those who make all
wealth
Get but paltry share,
While he who owns but does not work
Becomes a millionaire?
How long shall babes in factories slave
Long hours In tainted air.
While owners live in foreign lands
with ne'er a thought of care?
How long shall mothers. sisters. wives
In sweatships waste their lives
To make wealth for a grasping knave
Who by their misery thriyes?
How long shall poodles of the rich
BE gorged with cream and meat.
While children of the working men
OFT faint for crumbs TO eat?
How long shall grasplng capital
For profit white slaves sell.
TO he the scrfs of Mammon's lust
Bound. in living hell?
How long shall idlcrs' eats and dogs
Bask warm from winters cold
While workers children shivering lie
Meath coverings thing and old?
How long shall pets of idle rich
In silks and pearls be deckcd.
While workers children dress in rags
Which scarce their lives protect?
How long shall Interests" rule our
courts.
Lawmakers bribc, control the press,
While toilcrs plead for rights denied
And languish in distress?
How long shall jobless workingmen
BY stealth, in box ears ride.
while those who nlched the wealth
they made
In palace cars abide?
How long. mid boards OF wondrous
wealth
And stores of food untold,
Shall wage slaves beg and starve for
bread
Which ruthless masters hold?
How long shall tramp the unemployed
Throughout the country wide,
While Interests have no remedy
With which To stem the tide?
How long shall ruthless buccaneers
Who own the great machines
Say unto wage slaves: Work OF
starve?"
For life or death il means.
And when the wage slave goes to worl
on masters terms and pay.
How soon he'll hear the masters
voice:
CLOSED down! No work today"
How long shall these conditions last
How long. q. Labor. say?
Till workers of the world unite
They'll have bitter way.
Till natures gifts to all the world
Are owned and used by all.
Till all mankind cooperate.
And hear each brothers call.
Then shall he realized in fact
The brotherhood of man.
And each shall serve the good of all
In every way he can.
Then shall all strive for excellence
For beauty. knowledge, health.
Then shall be ushrred in the world
Our longed-for commonwealth.
A. Il. CLINCH.
Butte, Mont.
Montana news., 1908-10-15
Fergus County.


representatives., w. Jones, w.
A. Stringley
Shpriff-Joscph Heany.
County commissioner-M. &, PEN
mott.
Clerk and recorder-John A.
ROades
Celrk of COURT. W. StOner.
ASSESSOR w. Nelson.
Reconnaissance Ncisigh.
superintendent of schOols-Mrs.
Palmer.
Coroner-William Braid.
Administrator-Ed Aiken
Montana news., 1908-10-15
Carbon County.

State srnat0r-John l.. MaryOtt.
ErprpSpntaiND-Joh Peters
Shrrift-EOSs r. Pratton
Clerk ana rcCord,r-Jcss Beans.
TrcasuTer-Juhn Mdssow,
Assrs ssor-Thad AliddlrsWoTth,
STANDARDIZATION Smethcrst.
Surv, ,Eor-DaVid Lay.
Public administratnT-Jnh Hol-
land.
COroncr-B. l.. Gunucry
Justices OF the prHcr-Rrd Lodge
township. NJ II. Lucas and @. w
Rarkdell: Rosebud township, ]. II
Day
Montana news., 1908-10-15
Cascade County.

ReprescntatiVes-E. w. Peck. II p.
Jorgensen, NJ. ]. Morris, Oscar Eng
lish, Jacob Suainrn,
Sheriff-O. II. Winterroud.
District judge. NJ. Rector.
County attornpy-John q. Tierney.
clerk Of court-Joc Daley.
Clerk and rrcorder-H. +. Neyills.
Assrssor-H. -. Phillip.
Treasurcr-Frank +. Servoss.
County commiSsioner-oscar An
dprsOn.
Auditorium. PalsgroVe.
Coroner-Wm. Anderson.
Superintendent of schools-Ida Me-
Dermott.
Public administrator-Jamc Brady,
Constables-Great Falls, Edwin
GILES. Sam Btttcn; Belt, w 5. Baker
Justices of the peacc-Great Falls
Joe Hagarty, John Lancaster: stock
EFT, Mike GesslrT; Monarch. l.. J.
Frey: Belt, Alfred Widlampc.
Montana news., 1908-10-15
Lrwi. and Clark Counly.

state scnator-Bcrnurd Leopold,
Rrprcsrntativcs-Ch Upton, John
Tayla. Louis Arnold, John Lr g, Law
renee, John Frey, Geo. Ellis, Henry
Clauscn.
commissioner. w. Rose.
Shoriff-Jamos Roberts.
Clerk of cOurt-D, \. Thctgr.
Clerk and recordcr-Pctcr llalberg,
Auditor-Llewclyn Roberts.
Assessor-Edward II. Carlson.
Observation-Disclosures Lruhmann
Montana news., 1908-10-15
Lewis and Clark County Ticket.

STATE scnator-Bernard Leopold.
Reprrsentatives-Ch Upton, John
Taylor, Louis Arnold. John L.. e. Law
renee, John Frey Geo. Ellis. Henry
Clause.
Commissionrr-J. W. Rose.
Shcriff-Jas. Roberts.
Clerk Of court-D. 4. Thrdgc
Clerk and recorder-Peter Halbcrg.
Auditor-Llewelyn Roberts
Asscssor-Edward II. Carlson.
You must register In order To vote
for socialism.
Montana news., 1908-10-15
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