Primary Ballot Listings for Teton County Offices
Final filing deadlines left 24 Republicans and 5 Democrats on the county ticket. Incumbents W. H. Webb A. C. Warner and Obert Peterson did not face opposition. Liberal candidate C. H. Ferris failed to file petitions. Ballot names include U.S. senator, congress, state offices, and county posts with several incumbents and multiple candidates listed.
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W. H. Webb
A. C. Warner
Obert Peterson
C. H. Ferris
Collins
Teton County
U. S
Congress
United States
J. W. Anderson
Charles N. Pray
Wellington D. Rankin
Carl W. Riddick
Donald Kerr
H. L. Stafford
A. C. War
Riddick Courts Voters In Montana Senate Bid
Congressman Carl W. Riddick of Lewistown toured Chateau Great Falls and Helena urging Montana Republicans to back his bid for U S Senate. He predicted a big GOP majority and named Wellington D Nankin as his strongest rival while pledging his record and hard work will appeal to voters.
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Carl W. Riddick
Lewistown
United States
Riddick
Montana
Wellington D. Nankin
Chateau
Great Falls
Helena
Commissioners Fix 1922 Tax Levy for Teton County
The 1922 tax levy shows a total of 31 mills across county funds up from 24.125 in 1921. General fund rises to 13 mills with increases in the bond sinking and interest funds, while road and school levies add 1 mill overall. City of Chateau levy drops to 18 mills. state funds total 4.575 mills versus 4.366 in 1921.
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Teton County
Board of County Commissioners
Commissioners
Road Fund
General School Fund
Chateau Levy
Helena
Sheriff Candidate Withdraws From Gop Primary in Teton County
This notice states that the candidate has withdrawn from the Republican primary for sheriff in Teton County. It serves to inform voters of the change in candidacy and who the official nominee is for the party moving forward.
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Teton County
Pheasants Planted Near Chateau In State Stocking Plan
Twelve pairs of Chinese pheasants, brought by the Montana Fish and Game Commission with forest officials, were planted at the John Truchot ranch on Spring Creek three miles north of town. The birds adapted quickly after release as part of a definite stocking program promoted by the State Sportsmen's Association.
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Montana Fish & Game Commission
Forest Office
Chateau
E. J. Hirshberg
John Truchot
Spring Creek
Montana
State Sportsmen’s Association
Woman's Club Flower Show Opens Season
The Woman's Club announces a community flower show on September 5 in club rooms at the library. Open to all ages and genders, entries encouraged from county residents with prizes for largest display best sweet peas pestastors best bouquet of old fashioned flowers and calendulas. Mrs. T. H. Pridham chairs the committee and details will be published next week. Do not let Jack Frost ruin your blooms before the event.
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Our Town
T. H. Pridham
Jack Frost
Governor Dixon Talks To Teton
Governor Dixon addresses Teton county voters in Chateau about Montana finances. He explains the 1912 to 1920 cost rise from 11 to 25 million dollars, notes immigration boosted expenditures, outlines budget cuts and reforms from janitors to mileage, and cites deficits and warrants as issues facing the state.
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Dixon
Teton
County
Teton County
Montana
Helena
Washington
Washington City
Associated Press
House
Senate
Chateau
Sreater University
Agricultual College
Bozeman
School of Mines
Butte
State Normal
Dillon
State University
Missoula
Assiniboine
Moccasin
Judith Basin
Capitol
Hail Wrecks Crops Across Fairfield District
Reports from the Fairfield area describe serious hail damage Monday and Tuesday across a strip several miles long and up to three miles wide. Estimated to affect 10 000 acres, the Bateman ranch 400 acre wheat crop lost about half, averaging 20 bushels per acre. Many crops damaged. insurance scarce.
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Chateau
Fairfield
Power
Simms
Bateman Ranch
Bynum
State officials review Bynum Irrigation District project
L. Q. Skelton and C. S. Heidel of state boards examined the Bynum Irrigation District with Phil Cole in the county. They assess bond security and engineering aspects as they consider certified bonds for school funds. Project prospects and bond sale are close, with D. W. Stover and Schneeloch Bonding Co. preparing offers.
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L. Q. Skelton
C. S. Heidel
State Irrigation Bond Commission
Wellington TD. Rankin
Bynum
Phil [. Cole
Helena
Skelton
Heidel
Rankin
S. B. Robbins
Commission
D. W. Stover
Puget Sound Bridge & Dredging Co
Seattle
Schneeloch Bonding Co
Cole
Woman's Club to Show The Four Seasons Educational Film
The Royal theater will feature The Four Seasons a four reel nature film showing next Tuesday with a children’s matinee and one evening performance The Beggar Maid a two reel classic will also be shown Admission is 10 cents for children and 25 cents for adults
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Woman's Club
Royal Theater
Wheeler Ellis Em Arty Campaign for Montana Senate Nomination
Democrat B K Wheeler spoke to about 150 voters at the court house in Montana, denouncing the Republicans and Dixon. He backed repealing the Esch-Cummins act, supported railroad and miner workers, opposed ship subsidies, and urged a child labor law and farm subsidies. The Montana Non-Partisan shows continued support for his bid.
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B. K. Wheeler
United States
Montana
Court House
Dixon
Republican Party
Europe
Russia
Mr. Wheeler
Wheeler
U. S. Supreme Court
Elm-Orlu
Butte
Silver Bow
Townley
Foreclosures Filed in Cedar Falls Court Actions
Civil actions filed last week in the Clerk of Court include Northern States Life Insurance Company against Annie Martin and Peter Strand for foreclosure of mortgage. Wells Dickey Company sues Fred E. Dutro for foreclosure. Cedar Falls Trust Company sues R. M. Farrington for foreclosure.
Voter Notice From V. S. Connor Details Candidacy Intentions
Voters are informed that V. S. Connor speaks against claims he sought to split votes to aid another candidate for sheriff. He states his sole aim was to win the office and that no other candidate influenced his petition filing.
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V. S. Connor
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Wm. D. Reiquam
I. S. Martine
Jesse L. A
Gleason
E. N. Haugen
Victor
Steele
Trughot Ranch
Stanley R. Foot
George W. Magee
J. I. Cain
Byron Carson
Louise F. Peterson
Edythe Saylor
Obert Ped
Erson
James F. O’connor
Tom Stout
Hugh R Wells
Burton K. Wheeler
Preston B. Moss
Supreme Court
Joseph P. Donnelly
Joseph R. Jackson
John W. Stanton
John A. Mathews
Arthur G. Waite
Jess E. Allen
J. W. Drake
J. T. Carroll
John A. Sweat
House of Representatives
Thomas A. Meagher
Henry Radcliffe
J. L. Collins
B. J. Stone
Federal Reserve Banking System
First National Bank
Choteau
Kyle Jones
Seventeenth Legislative Assembly
Citizens State Bank
Synuim
Heeler Ellis Em
Arty
Prinstands
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