Vote Just One Party Primary Voting Rules Explained
Voters in Teton county are urged to cast a single party vote at the August 29 primary. Do not mix party selections on a ballot. Written candidate names on another party ticket do not count for that party. One office may allow multiple votes only when allowed, with strict counting rules. Carl Johnson, brother of Mrs. Woods, was killed by lightning at Fort Bliss Texas. remains expected in Chateau with funeral set at the Methodist church Friday.
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Teton County
Carl Johnson
Mrs. Woods
Fort Bliss
Texas
Mr. Johnson
Chateau
Methodist Church
The Devil in Arizona and a Move to Geraldine
Rousing verse playfully describes the devil creating a brutal Arizona landscape with prickly pears cactus heat and deadly wildlife. The poem ends with Mr and Mrs H J Preshinger leaving Choteau for Geraldine as he plans to open a meat market, friends lamenting their departure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. J. Preshinger
Geraldine
Mr. Preshinger
Mrs. Preshinger
Choteau
Sugar Beet Delegation Reports Billings Visit and Insights
Delegates from Choteau and surrounding communities recount their August trip to Billings to study sugar beet cultivation. They praise the Great Western Sugar Company effort, urge fall plowing, and call for a 1916 factory start in the Great Falls district to boost farming, irrigation, and local commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmington
Choteau
Billings
Henderson
Great Falls
Great Western Sugar Company
Billings Kik Neh
Huntley Project
I. D. O'Donnell
Bilings
Sugar
Lawson
Denver
Lim
Great Falls Commercial Club
Sugar Company
Montana
The
Trial Jurors List for Teton County September 19 1916
Following is the list of names summoned for jury duty in the district court of Teton county on September 19 1916. Numerous residents from Choteau Cut Bank Conrad Brady Valier and other towns are named along with two county officials Hawkins and Grant who report county offices in first class shape after a ten day examination.
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District Court
Teton County
Arneson
Louis
Collins
Alzheimer
Edmund
Burnett
John P
Choteau
Bruce
Murdock
Bitting
Robert
Bynum
Boutilier
Harry
Bombay
T. Bruce
Cut Bank
Bush
Geo. W
Valier
Cleland
Curtis
Frank W
Caile
J. I
Conrad
Carson
Edward E. Valier
Davis
E. M
Charles I
Islethorpe
Guthrie
A. B
Garrett
Allison
Dupuyer
Hill
V. M
Brady
Holm
John E
Bole
Haffner
Wm. J
Ingebrigston
Olaf
Power
Jefferson
C. H
Jansen
Nels
Jackson
C. E
Johnson
Edward W
Walter
C. R
Kropp
Knapp
Ernest
Linden
Fowler
Luedtke
Mil
Williams
van Bruggen
Weed
Webb
W. H
Chateau
R. N. Hawkins
Geo. G. Grant
Militia Menu Shows Camp Douglas Food Supplies
The Montana Eugle from Douglass Arizona details a three day menu for Company FH at Camp Douglas. Breakfasts include bacon and coffee while dinners feature boiled beef and roast ribs with ample portions. The piece argues the meals refute reports of starvation and asserts sufficient quantities and second helpings.
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Montana Eugle
Douglass
Arizona
Montana Regiment
Company FH
Camp Douglas
Montana
Rails Reach Fairfield on Milwaukee Extension
The Choteau Aga Wam branch of the Milwaukee has reached Fairfield delaying completion to Priest Butte lake. Contractors rush work toward completion but expect further delays up to Choteau due to high water and labor shortages.
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Milwaukee
Fairfield
Choteau
Priest Butte Lake
Marriage Licenses Issued in Past Week by Clerk James Gibson
The Browning Lewistown Cut Bank and surrounding areas show several marriage licenses issued in the past week by Clerk of the Court James Gibson. Licenses include George E Trofton to Minnie Ber guam of Lewistown and Joseph Morgan to Julia Albertson of Browning among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Gibson
George E. Trofton
Minnie Berguam
Lewistown
W. H. Gilham
Cut Bank
Daisy Norris
Lizzie Mezzaros
Gates
John Blasy
Dorothy Dora Lukin
Browning
Old Choteau Resident George Adlam Sr Dies
Old Choteau resident George Adlam Sr died yesterday at age 51 at his home 1907 H Street. He is survived by his widow a son and two daughters. Funeral announcements will be made by Harry O Bingham after the son arrives on the steamer Windher from King Cove Alaska and after one daughter arrives from Rivers Inlet British Columbia from a Bellingham Washington paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Adlam, Sr
H Street
Harry O. Bingham
Windher
King Cove
Alaska
Rivers Inlet
B. C
Bellingham
Wash
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Santa Cruz
Aepeprea
Hell
Nace Roar
W. B. George
O'Donnell
Milhiser
Se Cither Agricultur
Als
Co. L. Smith
Simms
R. L. Norris
Fort Shaw
A. H. Gamble
J. W. Kerr
W. A. Smith
Oo. S. Forsyth
WM. Arnesmeyer
Chas
F. Swiste
Agawam
W. M. Mooney
Manson
Henry Sill
Walier
Jas. Dunningan
Sun River
P. M. Lewis
Joseph Hirshberg
Julius Hirshberg
Hirshberg Brothers, Bankers
State of
Citizens State Bank of
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