Four Tickets on Ballot in State Primary Election
Voters will choose among four ballot tickets the Farmer-Labor Socialist and Republican and Democratic listings mark candidates for U S Senator, Congress Second District, governor and other state offices. Notable names include J W Anderson on Farmer-Labor and J Skinner on Socialist, with extensive candidate lists across parties and offices.
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Farmer/Labor
Montana
J. W. Anderson
Farmer- Labor
United States
Charles E. Taylor
Congress From the Second District, Frank J. Edwards
O. F. Clark
R. R
AT. A. McGlynn
J. Skinner
Republican Party
U. S
John W. Allison
R. W. Kemp
Frank B. Linderman
Wellington D. Rankin
Congress
Scott Leavitt
Robert Yellowtail
The
Supreme Court
Charles H. Cooper
Miles J. Cavanaugh
Frank Arnold
Lee Dennis
Jos. M. Dixon
M. S. Galasso
Ft. G. Linebarger
W S. McCormack
Nelson Story Jr
D. F Mains
Olmstad
DeWitt
CG. Peck
Leonart
Yodns
Fred Burnstead
Prenk J. Cassidy
Collins
J. Ward Crosoy
Nineteenth Judicial
James Sahrrave
Wier J. Shannen
Jesses Stevens
W. AL Black
W. L Bwlock
Dutton
R. ND Halpin
Byran
Geo Coffer, Jr
Choteau
Bert [ Packer
W. H. Webb
Charles P. Crane
J. W. Ward
W. J. Crittenden
Fairfield
Edythe W. Saylor
Blanche M. Jacobson
Obert Petergon
Justice of the Peace
J. E. DeHaas
Chotea
Daniel J
Pickhandle
J. Ll. Collins
Rynan
Labor Party
T S
J. W . Anderson
Charles J. Taylor
Frank J. Edwards
JA. McGlynn
C. F. Clarke
Primary Polls Open at Noon on Tuesday in County
Polls open at noon Tuesday and stay open seven hours for the primary nominating election. County Clerk W H Webb announced polling places and judges are fixed, with potential turnout reaching 2279 ballots. Voting sites span Choteau to Dutton, including schools and courthouses in each district.
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W. H. Webb
Choteau No
Choteau
Court House
Stafford
Bole
Dry Forks
Power
Fairfield
Collins
Spring Valley
Belleview
Pendroy
Raymond
Blackleaf
Bynum
Agawam
Farmington
Farmington School
Diamond Valley
Dutton
Dutton S
Annual Whoewer Sholvy Display Promised at Chateau
The committee urges farower lovers to attend on Monday September 1 for the annual Whoewer Sholvy at Chateau. They seek larger, better displays and invite more dry land farmers to participate this year.
Acantha Want Ads Expands Buying and Selling Agents
Acantha Want Ads announces expanded roles for buying and selling agents. The updated service emphasizes broker participation, enhanced listings, and streamlined negotiations for buyers and sellers in the community.
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Acantha
Acantha Publisher Home From Pacific Coast Tour
Mr and Mrs ER Jourdonnais and sons Toward and Leslie return to Chateau from a two month auto tour of California Oregon and other Pacific coast states. Accompanying relatives from Great Falls they logged over 6000 miles and report crop and agricultural downturns linked to California drought while noting the region’s still abundant tourist crop. The party left Choteau on June 15 and calls western Montana the greenest spot seen since then.
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ER. L Jourdonnais
Leslie
Chateau
Pacific Coast
California
Montana
Acantha
Choteau
Local men buy Fairfield billiard hall
Burrell and DeTour proprietors of The Club in Chateau bought stock and fixtures of the Brunswick TwiNard hall at Fairfield. They plan a late week opening with Dave DeTour as manager and George Burrell remaining in Choteau to run the local store. Gen Panzer of Great Falls, district agent for New York Life, spent a few days in Choteau with C James Fanita, local agent.
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Burrell and Ndetour
Chateau
Fairfield
Dave DeTour
George Burrell
DeTour
Remmin
Choteau
Gen. Panzer
Great Falls
The
New York Life Insurance
Chotowa
C. James Fanita
Family trio plans move to Seattle for new home
Mr J C Taylor and Eleanor Danehinre and Margaret Jeft travel last Saturday to Seattle where they will establish their home.
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Mr. J
Taylor
Danehinre Eleenor
Margaret Jeft
Seattle
Farmington Rancher Missing for Year Reappears in Montreal
Fifty year old Farmington rancher Heins vanished in July 1923 after leaving his home alone in poor health. A Minnesota brother reports Heins alive and well in Montreal, sending a reply to local authorities after letters to a bank heamed business. No details of movements since disappearances known.
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R. Heins
Farmington Bench
Montreal
Que ‘Bec
S. J Heins
Forreston Minnesota
Heins
Minnesota
Parmington
Choteau Man Wins Cup as Runner-Up in Great Falls Tourney
Dr. Vo J McGregor of Choteau captured the runner-up cup in the men's fourth flight at the state golf tournament played at Great Falls Meadowlark Country Club. McGregor won five of six matches, narrowly missing first place by two holes in the final round. Other entrants from Chateau Anaconda included T O Larson C S McDonald and John J Hannan.
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Vo J McGregor
Choteau
Great Falls
Great Parls
Butte
Anaconda
Helena
Lewis Own
Toundup
Kalispell
Missoula
Cheteanu
Meadowlark
Call of Butte
Dr. McGregor
Great Walls
T O. Larson
C S. McDonald
John J Hannan
Chateau An
Teton County High School Board Leases major heating plant work
The Teton County High School Board awarded contracts for heating plant reconstruction to Harris of Great Falls and for plumbing in the dormitory by S McCany of Choteau. C W Wymer to lay gym floor and begin temporary drainage under supervision of Hodestiss and Porter. Henry Radcliffe named chairman, Phil Cole joined, matron Chas Davis to refund advance payments, school opens September 8 with two teachers to hire in Chicago.
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Teton County High School Board
Edythe Saylor
Harris
Great Falls
S. Maccany
Choteau
C.W. Wymer
Board
J. Se. Hodestiss
C .W. Porter
Henry Radcliffe
Pairfield
C. UW. Porter
Phil Cole
H. W. Niteman
Chas. Davis
Chicago
R Pv. Williamson
Chicago U
Third Annual Flower Show Plans Elaborate
Preparations for the third annual flower show and dance at the Lesion pavilion on Monday September 1 are underway. Local businessmen have donated many prizes, with fifty six prizes pledged so far and more to come. Entries span outdoor bed flowers and perennials. Prize donor and entry lists will appear next week.
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Lesion Pavilion
Chofesu
Fox
Packer Returns From Forest Expedition With Ranger
Bert J. Packer, Republican candidate for county attorney, traveled from two weeks in the Lewis and Clark Forest with G. O. Frederickson, ranger at the Bleackleaf station, returning to Cha teau Sunday.
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Bert J. Packer
Chateau
Lewis and Clark Forest
G. O. Frederickson
Bleackleaf Station
Sheriff Reiquam Seeks Re election for Peton County
William D. Reiquam declares his bid for a second term as sheriff of Teton county. He cites a proven record since January 1925, promises continued law enforcement and fiscal restraint, and invites open challenge to his loyalty and conduct while facing anonymous attacks from opponents.
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Peton County
Thave
Teton County
Tam
Ubt
Shevill
WM. D. Reiquam
Teton County Budget Sets 1925 Expenditure Plan
Teton county's budget for the fiscal year ending July 31, 1925 totals about $250,896. It outlines allocations across General fund, Road fund, Poor fund, Bridge fund, Contingent fund, Bond sinking fund, Insect pest fund and Land classification fund, with detailed line items for offices, services, and programs.
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Teton County
Board of County Commissioners
Chouteau County
Minister-Writer From Local Family Dies in Kansas City
Death occurred in Kansas City Kansas the morning after an appendicitis operation. Clerin Zumalt 47, son-in-law of Otis and Mrs Mellon, leaves a wife and four children. He was pastor in Kansas City and had worked in education after graduating Washburn College. He contributed to Christian Century and other journals.
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Chateau
Kansas City
Kansas
Clerin Zumalt
Otis Mellon
Aumalt
Christa
Washburn College
Topeka
Christian Century
Zuwmeli
Major candidates visit Choteau for state office run
A former Choteau attorney turned Republican candidate for Attorney General visited Choteau briefly. Arondas Major, now Rankin's assistant, said duties limit statewide canvassing but expressed optimism about his nomination. He was joined by J Ward Crosby of Livingston, a disabled veteran without opposition for Clerk of the Supreme Court.
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Major
Choroau
Ton
Arondas Major Oot
Rankin
Ciclem
Mnajor
J Ward Crosby
Livingston
Supreme Court
Local notes from Great Falls area residents
Community updates report multiple residents visiting relatives, travel between towns, and local work. Mentions Edith Best at John Wall home, J.C. Boeticher family trip to Great Falls, subtractions of Valley names, and candidates and movers in Cut Bank and nearby.
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Dolen
Wheenick
Ennie
Vondey
Ethel Reid
Wilith
Cole
Yom Tana Clara
Piven Pearson
Toligson
Jones
John Wall
Cleffore Wall
Aren
Vin Schaefer
Bob Harris
Great Falls
Wiier Shennon
Cut Bank
K. C Stonehouse
Lloyd
Bellingham
Wash
Shelmerdine
Anni Kelly
Chateau
WDP
Jones Ranch
Fidelity Chapter 18 Eastern Star to Attend Grand Lodge Session
Mise Edythe Saylor matron Mrs Sidney Rosengren associate matron and Mrs Stanley Foot proxy for the worthy patron depart for Great Falls to attend grand lodge sessions in connection with the Masonic bodies convention. Mrs Saylor will be joined by her mother Mrs Elizabeth Smith and Chateau chapter members are expected to attend part of the convention.
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Edythe Saylor
Sidney Rosengren
Stanley Foot
Fidelity
Order
Eastern Star
Great Falls
Grand Lodge of the
Order In Invention
Saylor
Elizabeth Smith
Chateau
Belleview Woman Visiting in Choteau This Weekend
Mrs John W Ward of Belleview spent the weekend as a visitor in Choteau with local acquaintances and sightseeing around town.
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John W. Ward of
Belleview
Choteau
District teachers to meet at Choteau August 30
County teachers will gather in Choteau Saturday afternoon August 30 to obtain opening supplies and review plans and reports for the new school year. Superintendent Mrs. Molythe Saylor urges full attendance. a similar meeting last year was productive.
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Choteau
Molythe Saylor
Saylor
Belleview News Mixed Local Visit Notes and Elections
Belleview residents report visits by Tom Rovers and others including Mrs Ward and Mr Grts. John Ward candidate for county commissioner and several locals attended events. mentions haying, ranch changes, and a retired general.
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Tom Rovers
Cream
J. Wo Ward
Tom Wilson
Wardledge
Seturdes
Belle View
John Edwards
Frank Salmond
Johnson
Watson House
Watson Ranch
Watson
T. E. Givens
Rank Young
Young Hane
John Wo Ward
Ines Coman
Guthrie Family Visits Across Montana Towns
Guthrie party traveled to Great Falls to meet Mrs Guthrie and visit Charles Guthrie in Neihart. Mrs Marshall Guthrie joined the group staying overnight at the Janszens near Monarch with Mr J W Janszen.
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Ala Guthrie
Great Falls
Guthrie
Mr. Guithrie
Marshall Guthrie
Charles Guthrie
Neihart
J. W. Janszen
Monarch
Local Girls Return From Dillon Summer Session
Dorothy Lindseth Ruth Andrews Uriel Andrews Mabel Anderson Louise Willis and other area students return this week from Dillon where they attended summer sessions at the State Normal College.
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Misse& Eelen Innes
Dorothy Lindseth
Ruth and Uriel Andrews
Mabel Anderson
Louise Willis
Dillon
State Normal College
Visitors From Los Angeles Arrive in Choten
Aiden Connor and Henry Robson arrived in Choten on Tuesday evening for a week's visit with friends and relatives. They will return by car, driving Mr Robson's vehicle which he left behind when he moved to California last fall.
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Aiden Connor
Henry Robson
Choten
Los Angeles
Mr. Robnson
California
Carlsons Visit Relatives in Birlines as Collins Serves
Mr and Mrs G M Carlson and family have been visiting relatives in Birlines for a week. Joe Collins from Great Falls is substituting at the Chateau Meat Co store for Mr Carlson.
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G. MM. Carlson
Uingly
Birlines
Joe Collins
Great Falls
Chateau Meat Co
Carlson
Fairfield man Albert Crittenden visits Choteau Monday
Albert Crittenden of Fairfield was a business visitor in Choteau on Monday, meeting local merchants and inspecting upcoming trade opportunities.
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Albert Crittenden of
Fairield
Choteau
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Padis
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Henry Vised
Yesterdias
Freure
Mr Croodile
Tom Wieens