Author: Frank S. Thomas of East Helena, Montana
Title: Letter to George S. Thomas of North Dorr, MI
Date: 01 November 1908
Curator: Christine Fisher
Note:
East Helena Mot.
November 1, 1908
Mr & Mrs. George S. Thomas
North Dorr Michigan
Dear Father and Mother: I will pen you a few lines and let you know I am still kicking and hope you are the same. We have had lots of stormy weather in Mont. this fall and the mountains are full of snow, but the weather is ? calm at the present. I suppose you have got your falls work all done up and are ready for to den up for the winter. I received a letter from Jane? a few days ago and she stated that the old apple orchard was cut down so is ? have to go without ? and apples this winter. I suppose Politik is pretty warm in Michigan by this time. Mont. will go for Bryan ? ?. I am a Bryan man myself, he is the man we want for president and if the people don’t elect him they will make a sad mistake for he will make the best president we ever had. I don’t think much of ? Bill Taft. Taft is the man the many poor wants for president, because they are all contributing to his campaign fund and are raising millions for to elect him. George went Idaho. I will close. Best wishes to all yours, Respectfully, Frank S. Thomas