The Butte inter mountain. [volume], November 26, 1903, Page 2, Image 2

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BROBBeK
135 W. Broadway 'Phone 691 8
What 50c Will Buy Here Tomorrow
New French l'runes, small pits; per
pound, Sc; to pounds......... 50
Sal Soda, granulated, ,c pound; ao
pounds ...... ...... .. ......50O
Genuine Jersey Sweet Potaoes,
is pounds...................... * *50 0
Fine Granulated Sugar, 8 pounds...50
Pure l.eaf Lard, 5 pounds; special.. 50
Best Coffee in the world, llotlman
House. t:; pounds 5.............. 150
New Dill Pickles, per quart, toe;
5 quarts.......... . .......50
Yuco, the Best Breakfast Food (spe
cial); 6 two-pound packagcs... ...5.0
Full Cream, Cheese, new anl mild;
3 pounds .. .. .. ......... 50
Silver Thread Saur Kraut, per
pound, se; to pounds ............ 504'
English Breakfast Tea, 75C grade
(special), per pound ..0..... ....504t
Utah Tomatoes, standard pack; 6
cans (special) ................... 504
New Cape Cod Cranberries, 4 quarts.504
Fresh Roasted Peatluts, per quart,
ce; za quarts........................504
Small Suur Pickles, per quart, i5c;
4 quarts................. .........50
Ralston's Pancake Flour, a packages,
a5c; 5 packages................... 504
Crawford P'eaches, itn heavy syrup,
per can, 2oc; 3 cans for.......... 50
Prompt Delivery in City Only.
SOAP
Removes the natural oil from the skin.
The skin can not live without its natural
oil. Newhiro's Witch Hazel Cream re
places the natural oil, rendering the skin
clear, elastic and velvety. For sale by all
druggists. 25c a bottle.
Expert
fmbalming
CAREPUL,
PAINSTAKINO
funeral Directors
THE MONTANA
UNDERTAKINO CO.
Tnos. Layette, Prop.
Thos. Sullivan, Mgr.
125 E. Park, Phono 8
Choice of 600 Patterns
MADE INTO A
Suit or Overcoat
By Union Tailors
$18.9O
NO MORE-..NO LESS
Acme Tailortng Co.
57 W. Broadway
DR. HUIE POCK
Thirteenth doctor of China from grandl
father down. Born and schooled in the
profession. Treats all discases, making a
specialty of chronic troublcs. Consult me.
s27 South Main Street.
OPERATION PERFORMED
ON POOR "PAUL REVERE"
Hero of Colorado Flood Is Known in
Butte, Where He Peddled Soap.
Chicago, Nov. 26.-Leo Loch, the "Paul
Revere of Colorado," whose wild ride be
fore the wall of rushing water saved the
lives of hundreds, has been operated on
for paralysis at St. Luke's hospital. Five
separate operations were performed and
Dr. Frederick Mueller anud l)r. Lorenz,
who plerfurlmed the (operatiotns. are hope
ful of a complete cure. Hlis body is now
tightly latllaged anld he will wear the
bandlages i6 weeks before the result will
be known.
A cnetfit entertainment to aid Loeb will
be held on November ag.
Several months ago I.och was in Butte.
At that time he was endeavoring to work
his way East and to earn enough money
by the way to pay for the operation men
tioned in the foregoing. While here he
peddled soap and other small articles.
DINNER AT THE CITY JAIL
Guests Are Made as Happy as Circum
stances Will Allow.
The prisoners at the city jail were
not forgotten in Butte's Abservance of
Thanksgiving day. Though tile day was
for them a dark one at best, it was bright
ened in-so-far as a dinner or the regula
tion Thanksgiving turkey and cranberry
sauce and other good things could dispel
the gloom of prison life. There was
thankfulness, unexpressed perhaps, even in
the city jail.
BALL BY CLERKS TONIGHT
Annual Thanksgiving Day Affair at Ren
shaw 'Hall.
The annual Thanksgiving ball of the
Clerks' Protective union will be given at
Renshaw hall tonight, It promises to be
one of the most enjoyable events of the
week.
The clerks are known to be good en
tertainers and those who attend will be
treated royally.
Advertise your Wants in the Inter
Mountain.
Nixon
Cash Grocery
90o5 UTAH AVENUE
5 Tier Wealthy AppleS
Per Box 50c
French Prunes, per lb,, Sc
WIRES ARE NOT IN
SHAPE FOR VOTES
TOTAL OF BALLOTS CAST TODAY
IS SMALL, AS OUTSIDE VOTES
ARE NOT RECEIVED.
STILL IT IS MOUNTING HIGH
How the Different Contestants for the
Inter Mountain' World's Fair
Tour Are Running.
Too mucht turkey today. ,Only a total
of 5,861 votes in the Inter Mountain's
World's Fair tour contest. Doesn't that
look as if turkey or something else was
wrong?
Seriously, here is the answer. This
being a legal holiday the telegraph ofices
MISS BIRDIE CLARK,
of Livingston, daughter of the popular
conductor on the Park branch of the N. P.
Ry., and present leader in Park county is
the Inter Mountain's World's Fair tour
contest.
in the small towns closed. No returns
from outside counties by telegraph in con
sequence. Result-a small vote.
l'oday's dinky 5,861 makes the grand
total to date 434,710.
'Thle leaders in the state today are:
Carrie lHolloway, Broadwater...... 1,tt3
Alice Jackson, Silver low........ 617
Nell Lloyd, Silver Blow........... 573
Manic McNaniara, Silver Bow...... Soo
Laura Kilgallon, Silver How........ 311
Today's leaders in Silver Bow county
are:
Alice Jackson .................... 617
Nell l.loyd........................ 573
amaine McNamnara................. 500
Votes were received today in Silver
IBow county for the following outside can
didates:
Misses Floy I.. OTlds, Ravalli ; Nina
Grahamn. Iecr Lodge; Nellie I.on:gstaff,
.Misoia:l; Ednla Jack so.n, Mad:nlison; Mable
Ro.s. Yellow stone; Ethel ;ilchrist, (Gran
it.'; .laud l Mrray, Teton; Mlable Bleau
iontt, IPowell; .ottic Melntosh, Beaver
he:ad Nannie M1cl.oulghlin, Beaverhead;
1 able Suprenaunt, Fergus; Francis
Coop.r., Teton ; Nelly Sbort, Cascade;
ilarriet Quigley, Powell; Genevieve loyn
ton, Lewis and Clarke; .Mable McGregor,
l.ewis and Clarke; Miunie V. Nord, Yel
lowstone.
Th'le mail brought votes for the follow
ing :
Misses Julia Grant, Becaverhead: Delia
l.awler, Lewis and Clarke: Harriet Quig
Icy, Powell; Lora Niles, Choutann: Mable
Iteaumont, Powell; Ethel Gilchrist. Gran
ite: •Myra Trerise. l.ewis and Clarke;
Minnie Nord, Yellowstone:; Floy Olds,
Ravalli: I ro Fino Miller, Powell; Fannie
Itief, Madison; Ruhly Moore, (;allatin;
Victoria ('yr. Missoula; Marion Auld,
Chouteau; Netta Gervais, Cascade,
Not After Seven Days.
This being Thanluksgiving day, lperhbaps
the young lhlies will be thankful if the
Inter Mountain should mention in a
friendly way that coupons, both single and
special, cannot be voted after they are
seven days old. There is no question that
lots of special coupons are being saved
up "for the last" by a few of the young
ladies' friends with the expectation that
they will be counted. So be thanikful and
hurry in the specials as well as the singles.
Nearly every day suggestions are Illade
by friends, through the mail, that the
Inter Mounutain "put in" a few thousand
votes for the candidates in several coun
ties and bring those who are behind up) to
the leaders and thus make the contests
more even and interesting. There is no
way that the Inter Mountain can do this
under the system used in voting. The
candlidates all understand this, but for the
general information of patrons of the
paper the following explanation is made:
Special Coupons.
The special coupons are given with the
receipt issued for the money paid on sub
scription, both arrearages and in advance,
and the coupons bear the number of such
receipt. A coupon not numbered, dated
and signed is not worth the paper it is
printed on.
The numbers of the receipts are all on
the cash book, and unless the coupons are
identical with these numbers they are not
counted In the vote.
It's very simple and a very close check
on the business office of the Inter Moun
tain and on the voting public.
Have Long Leads.
Several counties in the state seem to be
almost unanimous in their choice, to judge
from the votes cast up to date, and in cases
the second girls are so far behind as to
appear almost out of it. But appearances
are deceitful, and if what their friends
say is true a number of these bad seconds
and thirds will be first at the finish.
Another feature of these contests are
the statements made by the young ladies
that they have so many thousands of
votes "held back." What is meant by
them is that they have so many pledged
to them for a later day, but as the close
of the contest is distant they rely on these
votes. It will be better for the ladies if
,they get in a few thousands now.
Things happen, you know, and your best
supporter is the one who votes now and
helps you with a good score. The others
will come easier if you have a good vote
in the table. Another reason why you
should get your vote in early is that some
other girl may get after those votes and you
may lnot get but half of them. It's often
done. You thay not know it, but it's true.
'Here Is the Way They Stand
Today's Vote In The Inter Mountain's World's Fair Tour eontest
BEAVRHIIEAD COUNTY- Last Today's Total.
Report. Vote. Vote.
Miss Maude Hlill, Red Rock................ .... ,083 ....... 9.o83
Miss Lottie McIntosh, Dillon .............. ......... 8,024 17 8,041
Miss Nannie Mcl.oughlin, Dillon .................... 7,122 4 7,126
Miss Emily A. Taylor, Dillon ....................... 2,487 ....... 2,487
Miss Grace G. Gray, llannack................. 907 ....... 907
Miss Carrie Harrison, Dillon ....... .......64...... 64 ....... 643
Miss Ethel Squire, Dillon. ............................ 444 ....... 444
Miss Estelle Mac Rich, Dillon........................ 55 ....... 55
BROADWATER COUNTY
Miss Maud Penwell, Townsend............... ... 5,812 lot 5,943
Miss Rena Schaaf, Townsend............................... 4.714 248 4,962
Miss Christina Erickson, Townsend.................... 3,250 37 3.287
Miss Leila Parker, Townsend.................................. ,044 ...... ,44
Miss Carrie Holloway, Townsend..................... 750 1,t 13 1,863
Miss Mamie McRae, Townsend............ ..... 627 27 654
Miss Lizzie Barker, Townsend ........................ 19 19
CARBON COUNTY
Miss Tony Early, Red I.odge....................... 3,222 19 3,241
Miss Fannie Rourke, Red Lodge. ....... .......... Lo06 s9 1,o45
Miss Jack Fullerton, Red Lodge ........... ........... 4 40o
Miss Gertrude Watson, Red Lodge......... ...... .. 99 6 205
Miss Elmer Bowen, Red Lodge................. ...... 32 3
Miss Eva Robbins, Red Lodge............ ............ a
Miss Nellie Gurrell, Red Lodge...................... o .......
CUSTER COUNTY
Miss Margaret Carter, Miles City..................... ,698 ....... 3,698
Miss Rose Gaylord, Miles City................ .. 980 ....... 980
Miss Marion Gordon, Miles Cty................... .. 9 *..... 19
Miss Myrtle Johnson, Miles City ..................... 1 ...
Miss Ada Eichorn, Miles City................ 7 *...... 7
Miss Mary Coleman, Miles City ................ .. 5 ...... 5
Miss Lulu W ilson, Miles City........................ 5 ....... 5
Miss Mary Schrimer, Miles City.................. ....... ....... ......
Miss Rosalee Terrett, Miles City................... ........ .......
Miss Kafe Burgel, Miles City...........................................
Miss Bessie Huffman, Miles City............... .......................
Miss Daisy lHaynes, Miles City ....................... ....... ... .......
CASCADE COUNTY
Miss Netta Gervais, Great Falls............ .......... . 2,988 2t 3,009
Miss Nelly Short, Great Falls................. 2, =,4 94 2.335
Miss Edith Brown, Great Falls................... 225 . 2125
CIIOUTEAU COUNTY
Miss Cora lHassock, ltavre ........... ............. ....... 500
Miss Marion Auld, Havre............................. 107 9 ,16
Miss Cora Niles, Chinook............................ 5 1 6
DEER LODGE COUNTY
Miss Julia Cuddihy, Anaconda............... 7,364 49 7,123
Miss Nina Graham, Anaconda.............. . 6,570 65 6,635
Miss Blanche M. Salsbury, Anaconda ...... ....... 4,092 98 4,190
Miss Elizabeth L. Fitzpatrick, Anaconda.............. 1,21 *... 1 ,29
DAWSON COUNTY
Miss Ruth Hunter, Glendive..................... ......... 3.53 ....... 3.539
Miss Jessie Jones, Glendive....... ......... ... 2,38 ...... 2,318
Miss Ana Simms, Glendive..........................,8....... ,o8 ....... ,o088
Miss Mary Osborne, Glendive................... 655 ....... 655
Miss Hilda Foss, Glendive....................... ...274 274
Miss Ellie Teeter, Glendive................. .............. 27 27
Miss Mabel Batchelor, Glendive...................... . ....... 12
Miss Frances Lee, Glendive. . o ....... 10
Miss H. May Johnson, Glendive..................... 9 9
Miss Frances Johnson, Glendive...................... 3 3
M iss Arie M ack, Glendive.......... ................. . ; a ". . ;. .
FLATIIHEAD COUNTY
Miss Mary Slack, Kalispell........................... 5,706 5,706
Miss Bessie Tate, Kalispell................... . 2,208 ....... 2,208
Miss Maude Fauver, Kalispell.............. .. 998 *...... 998
Miss Mattie Higgins, Kalispell....................... 628 ....... 628
Miss Agnes Morrow, Kalispell......................... 40 ....... 40
Miss Julia Gildea, Kalispell. ......................... ................
Miss Ruth Anderson, Kalispell.. ....................................
Miss Donna Schenck, Libby.............. .... .......... ......... *.......
FERGUS COUNTY
Miss Fannie Cook, Lewistown........................ 3,687 3,687
Miss Mable Suprenaunt, Lewistown................... 1,966 7 1,973
Miss Grace McHugh, Lewistown........................ 478 ........ 478
GRANITE COUNTY
Miss Gertrude Shearer, Granite ...................... .498 ...... 2,498
Miss Catherine Perrent, Philipsburg................ 2,340 ...... 2,340
Miss Ethel Gilchrist, Drummond ................... 2,016 15 2,o03
Miss Irma Sherrill, Philipsburg..................... ,85 ....... 1,851
Miss Myrtle Clark, Philipsburg....................... 1,475 *.**..., 1,475
GALLATIN COUNTY
Miss Mamie Oakwood, Bozeman..... ... ............ .. ,921 ....... ,921
Miss Grace Griffin, Bozeman............ ............ 2,t91 ....... 2,191
Miss Ruby Moore, Belgrade......... ..... ...... 1,8oo 25 1,825
Miss Ella Arnold, Bozeman.......................... 1,721 ,721
Miss Bessie Van Zandt, Bozeman......., ............. 1,285 ,....... 1,285
Miss Minnie Stubblefield, Bozeman................... 671 ........ 67
JEFFERSON COUNTY- .
Miss Josie Noonan, Basin ......................... ,72 2,72o0
Miss Regina Bear, Basin................ .......... 3,495 ....... 3,495
Miss Jessie Goodrich, Whitehall..................... 2,599 :*...... 2,599
Headquarters and Voting Places
Beaverhead County-A. S. Johnson.......... ..... .. .....................*.., Dillon
Broadwater County-Byrne Bros ................................. Townsend
Carbon County-Mrs. M. N. Hickox............. ......................Red Lodge
Cascade County-Thomas odge......................... .................. Great Falls
Chouteau County-George W. Crane..................................... Fort Benton
Custer County-J. E. Arnold..........................................Miles City
Dawson County-Albert IH. Johnson.......................................... Glendive
Deer Lodge-Inter Mountain Office......... .... ....................... Anaconda
Fergus County-L. C. Cornell.... ................................................... Lewistown
Flathead County--Walter Hunt ......................................................... Kalispell
Gallatin Coustty-J. P. Martin ............. ..............*................ Bozeman
Granite County-Charles illiam .................. ................ ................ Philipsburg
Jefferson County-J. II. Rule .........................................Basin
Lewis and Clarke County-Moore Book sad Stationery Company ................... Helena
Madison County-James Powell ................. ..................... Virginia City
Meagher County-L. B. Jobb ...........,,,,.................. White Sulphur Springs
Missoula County--Winstanley's Office............. ........................ Missoula
Park County-Bingham lHinman.................. ........ .. ............. Livingston
Powell County-The Kenyon Store............... ........... ............ Deer Lodge
Ravalli County-Wynne Roberts....................... . ................. Hamilton
Rosebud County-W. H. Simons.......... .......... .. .................... Forsyth
Silver Bow County-Inter Mountain Offie ........ .......... ............... Butte
Valley County-Miss Bertha Kempher.......... .............. .................. Glasgow
Teton County-C. H. Drake....... ................................. Choteau
Yellowstone County-Thomas Manley.......... « .......Bi............. Billings
Sweetgrass County-L. M. Hungerford........ **..................... ............ ig Timber
It is going to be a grand trip and it will
not pay you to take chances.
The star county so far is Beaverhead.
Size considered, it is the best county in
the state. Miss Hill, Miss McIntosh and
Miss McLoughlin are all in earnest and
have friends by the hundreds, and it is
hard to name the winner.
Broadwater county has made a splendid
showing for such a small county. The
work there has been conducted with per
fect fairness to one another by the young,
ladies. One of the contestants turned in'
a6 orders to Byrne Bros., the result of one
day's work, and that's going some.
Granite county has a very even contest;
up to this time. It is pretty hard to guess.
much there.
Lewis and Clarke county is another gooTc
one, There is not much excitement ther,
according to the table, but there is som -
thing being planned nearly all the time by
the girls and they are in earnest.
Madison county has a fine list of candi
dates. They are campaigners over there,
and the one that wins will earn the trip.
Meagher county will furnish a pretty
race between the four leaders, because the
citizens throughout the county are a loyal
lot and have a prejudice against "losing
out" on any proposition.
Park county is very much interested and
prcalisca a close race between Miss Clark
tand Miss Hruza, and possibly one other.
It is pretty close in Ravalli between
Miss Olds and Miss Harper. Miss Olds
bas friends in Butte, and on days that
Miss Harper gets to work the total is
'always large.
Silver Bowl Just notice the list of candi
hdates and then estimate what the total
vote will be at the close in this county.
'There are things being planned by those
young ladies that will make nearly every
body in the county a voter. It is a fact
that lots of Silver Bow votes are going
to other counties, but those that are 'send
;ing out these votes will likely have to vote
!again for the home girls.
In Favor of Railway.
BY ASSOCIATED PRESS.
Victoria, B. C., Nov. a6.-The British
Columbia legislature at its opening this
afternoon will announce itself in favor of
pushing forward an all-Canadian railway
Ifrom some point In the British Columbia
coast to the Yukon, this step being due to
the adverse decision on the Alaskan
boundary question.
John Lewis Is Dead.
BY ASSOCIATED PRaES.
Circleville, Ohio, Nov. 26.-John Lewis,
said to be the original sideshow man, died
here yesterday, aged 74.
LEWIS AND CLARKE COUNTY- Last Today's Total.
Report. Vote. Vote.
Miss Delia Lawlor, Helena ........................... 8,02o tao 8,145
Miss Mable McGregor, Helena .................... 5,053 13 5,o66
Miss Mayme Walsh, Helena.......... ............. 3,o81 to 3,o91
Miss Genivive Boynton, Helena ..................... a,167 61 1,229
Miss Mahle Riebold, Helena ...................... .. ... ........1,716 1,716
Miss Anna Marceau, Helena ........................ 818 ....... 818
Miss Myra Trerise, Helena ................. ....... 739 5 744
Miss Carrie Ward, Helena................ ........ 582 ....... 582
MADISON COUNTY
Miss Katheryn Swanstrum, Blaine ........................ ,700 ,7oo
Miss Fannie C. Reif, Virginia City................... ,509 2 2,S3t
Miss Maud Northway, Ennis ... ................. . ,682 ....... 1,68
Miss Edna Jackson, Virginia City................ . 1,ioa too 1,202
Miss Maybell Sparling, Ennis........................ 678 678
Miss Gertie Kohls, Virginia City......... ............ 649 ....... 649
Miss Rita Marshall, Sheridan ........................ .....
MEAGHER COUNTY
Miss Clara Chapin, White Sulphur Springs........ 6,707....... . 6,707
Miss Bessie Fowlie, Dorsey................. ...... 5,698 5,698
Miss Catherine Rees, White Sulphur Springs........ 4,243 . ". 4,243
Miss Argall Anderson, White Sulphur Springs......... 1,063 ....... ,o63
Miss Ellie Tipton, White Sulphur Springs........ 9 ........ 9
Miss Eva llartfield, White Sulphur Springs............ .. .............. .
Miss Maud Fuchs, White Sulphur Springs ............. ........ ......
MISSOULA COUNTY
Miss Pearl O'Neal, Missoula............. . ,651a o1 2,753
Miss Nellie Longstaff, Missoula...................... 2,452 16 2,468
Miss Victoria Cyr, Frenchtown............... . ,10o 12 2,124
Miss Sarah Beard, Missoula................... 898 Io 908
Miss Bessie Taylor, Missoula........................... 83 10 841
Miss May Drago, Missoula .......................... 85 ..... 285
PARK COUNTY
Miss Birdie Clark, Livingston ...................... 8,a26 5o 8,311
Miss Etta Ilruza, Livingston........................... 6,988 293 7,281
Miss Florence Goodson, Livingston......... .... 1,587 5 ,60
Miss Maud H. Vance, Livingston........ 81............. 84 .... 84
Miss Nannie Nicol, Livingston....................... 613 ....... 613
Miss Edna Turner, Livingston ........................ 161 ....... 16:
Miss Edna Driscoll, Livingston............... ....... ....... 3 3
Miss Elsie Mercier, Livingston..................... 8 ....... 8
Miss Rose Hausen, Livingston ....................... *........ .......
POWELL COUNTY
Miss Mable Beaumont, Deer Lodge ................... 6,6o05 39 6,644
Miss Harriet Quigley, Ophir......................... 4,02o5 119 4,144
Miss Oro Fino Miller, Deer Lodge............... .... 1,007 4 1,01o
RAVAI.LI COUNTY
Miss Floy L. Olds, Victor ................. 5,544 191 5,735
Miss Laura Harper, Hamilton.......... .................... 4,848 ... 4,848
Miss Ethel Chambers, Hamilton..................... 2,088 ...... ,o88
Miss Mattie Higgins, Stevensville..................... 754 ...... 754
Miss Lilla Semmons, Hamilton.................. . 709 709
Miss May Dougherty, Corvallis..................... ...... . 505 595
Miss Daisy Bond, Hamilton.......................... 295 295
Miss Cora Adams, Hamilton ................. ... 11o ....... 110o
ROSEBUD COUNTY
Miss Floy A. Westaby, Forsyth....................... 4,556 8 4,564
Piss Ethel Waddi:zgham, Forsyth............... . 635 635
Miss Mayine Hlammond, Forsyth................ ... 6 6
SILVER BOW COUNTY
Miss Alice Jackson, Butte.................. 25.793 617 26,410
Miss Laura Kilgallan, Butte........................... . 2a,430 311 21,741
Miss Nell Lloyd, Butte................... .7,012 573 17,585
Miss Clara Burkard. Butte.................... .... 12318 307 12,625
Miss Geneva M. Smith, Butte............... . 9,199 85 9,284
Miss Mamie McNamara, Butte........... ........... 7.91 t 5oo 8,411
Miss Hanna Courtney. Butte........................ 7,617 7 7,624
Miss May Rodda, Butte................. ............. 5,000 ...... 5,000
Miss Alice Mitchell, Butte............... ........... 3,046 6 3,052
Miss Clara Auerbach, Butte.................................... 1,353 49 1,402
Miss Kayte Jones, Butte................ ........... ,044 ....... ,044
Miss Olive B. Beakev. Butte............. ............. 905 ....... 905
Miss Belle Edwards, Butte......................... .. 797 14 811
Miss Margaret Loughrin, Butte ...................... 792 19 Si
Miss Ruth Carlson, Butte;.......... ................. 439) ....... 439
Miss Agnes Harrington, Butte....................... ........ .. 16
SWELTTGRASS COUNTY
Miss May Marley, Big Timber ............... 6,o11 ............. 6,o
Miss Ethel Browning, Big Timber.............. .... .. 2,850 2,850
Miss Maggie Ir:ine, Big Timber .................... 2,358 . .. 1 2,358
Miss Bertha Anderson, Big Timber .................. ....... .......
TETON COUNT i
Miss Frances Cooper, Chouteau................. 22a 6o 182
Miss Kathryn Kennedy, Chouteau..................... 65 3 68
Miss Maud Murray, Shelby........................... 18 6 24
VALLEY COUNTY
Miss Anna Ratchford, Glasgow................. ..... 3,159 ......* 3,159
Miss Myrtle McMillan, Glasgow................675. 675 675
YELLOWSTONE COUNTY
Miss Minnie V. Nord, Billings...................... 3,271 34 3,305
Miss Dora Rademaker, Billings........................ 2,323 ....... 2,323
Miss Mable Ross, Billings............................ 219 5 224
Miss Della Walters. Billings.......................... .1 . . 122
Miss Alice Walk, Billings............................ o ....... o
Miss Blanche Nickey, Billings ....................... ..............
Miss Marie L. Sleeper, Billings .................... .... ..............
Miss Nellie C. Bullard, Billings............................. ..... ......
W ithdrawn ................... .. .. .. .... 42,217 ,....,, 42,217
Total ............................................... 428,849 5,86t 434,710
Butte Inter Mountain's
World's Fair Tour eonditions,
First-Any young lady over sy years of age may be nominated at any time on blanks
provided and by the indorsement of three well known citizens of the county in which she
resides.
Second-Three judges agreeable to the candidates shall be selected to officially an.
nounce the winner in each county. One girl will be chosen from each county excepting
that Silver Bow shall have three, Deer Lodge and Missoula two each.
Third-As in other elections, each county will vote separately. The vote in one cannot
affect the others. Matters properly concerning the tour will be settled by the wishes of
the majority. The winner shall have the right to name a proxy ii unable to attend her.
Fourth-Voting ,lll commence Monday, October so, and close Tuesday evening at
y o'clock, January sg, r904. Coupons seven days old cannot be voted. Single coupons
cut from the semi.weekly, or the daily Inter Mountain must be neatly trimmed. All
coupons, whether single or special, must bear the name of the one to be voted for.
Fifth-Coupons are given as followes
Single coupons, cut from the Daily or Semi-Weekly Inter
M ountain ..................................................... I Vote
Subscription in arrears, each dollar paid a special coupon of.. as Votes
Subscription, Semi-Weekly, 6 months, ;$, a special coupon of 5o Votes
(Paid in Advance Subscriptions.)
Subscription, Semi-Weekly 12 months, $5, a special coupon of soo Votes
(Paid in Advance hubscriptions.)
Subscription, Daily Inter Mountain i month, 75c, a special
cuopon of ............ (Paid in Advance Subscriptions.) .......... 40 Votes
Subscription, Daily Inter Mountain, 6 months, $4.00, a special
coupon of ............ (Paid in Advance Subscriptions.) ............. 0 Votes
Subscription, Daily Inter Mountain, ta months, $7.50, a
special coupon of......(Paid in Advance Bubscriptions. ,,........... oo00 Votes
Sixth-Coupons should be voted at the headquarters nearest you or mailed to "Coupon
Department Inter Mountain" at any point named below. Votes will be counted at noon
each day and the totals announced in the evening papers
7 E~ -rr IN
VohfoR Dec. 3 '03
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