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Choteau Acantha

Location

Choteau, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jul 05, 1928

Page

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Primary ballot changes reshape Teton county race slate

A week before primary day, official ballots are printed and Will H. Webb files show Coffey and Magee are dropped from the ballot. Coffey ceded to Bert Packer while Magee and seven others miss the state ticket after a late filing ruling. The remaining county contest pits Donald Kerr against W. E. Daily for the Republican county commissioner nomination.

Will H. Webb George M. Coffey Geo. W. Magee Coffey Bert I. Packer Magee Supreme Court Donald Kerr W. E. Daily Teton County United States J. M. Dixon Missoula Charles F. Junner Butte Chas B. A. Taylor Jordan L. Callaway Great Falls Walter Aitken Bozeman H. L. Maury Albert Angstman Helena Albert P. Stark Livingston John W. Greene Chateau C. Ford Albert Anderson Billings Miles J. Cavanaugh Henry L. Meyers Lee Dennis W. J. Paul Deer Lodge J. W. Walker Wellington D. Rankin J. B. Erickson Roy E. Ayers Lewistown Frank A. Hazelbaker Dillon McCormack Kalispell Warren Toole Frank H. Cooney L. A. Foote E. Pat Kelly George Bourquin J. Frank Cone Hamilton W. E. Harmon John W. Mountjoy Boulder R. E. Baker H. J. Faust Drummond F. E. Williams Thomas E. Cary S. J. Hampton Belgrade George P. Porter Peter J. Kelley May Trumper Elizabeth Ireland Havre Ella Crowley Rowland Walker B. Carroll Robert McMillan Jesse H. Stevens Shelby Daniel Boyle Arthur G. Wafte Big Sandy W. J. Kelley J. Ward Crosby Mary O’neil 19Th Judicial R. M. Hattersley Conrad John W. Coburn Cut Bank D. W. Doyle Jesse G. Henderson Dutton Power N. W. Edwards Collins

Farmington Picnic a Huge Community Event

The Farmington Bureau picnic at Davidson's Grove drew about 300 attendees from nearby towns including Choteau Fairfield Pendroy Brady and others. Activities featured singing by County Agent Robert Clarkson band performances by the American Legion and multiple contests with prizes and a 17.25 band collection.

Farm Bureau Davidson’s Grove Farmington Choteau Fairfield Pendrey Brady Robert Clarkson American Legion Band of A. B. Guthrie Mereton County High School John Edwards Joel Edwards Louie Depner Rae Davidson Martin Kletle Ted Anderson John Depner Edwin Anderson Swensen Ered Hanson Passmore Otness Pierce Band Boys

St Stephen's Church July Service Schedule

St Stephen's Church lists Holy Communion at 8 and 11, a Story Hour for Children at 12 on Sunday July 8. Rev Young will officiate both services. The note extends a cordial invitation to all, signed by C J Gunnell.

Young

Local County Clerks and Officials Party Ballot in Choteau

The listing shows county offices with party designations for Choteau. Officials include Clerk and Recorder, Treasurer, Assessor, Sheriff, District Court Clerk, County Attorney, Surveyor, Superintendent of Schools, Public Administrator, Coroner, and Justices of the Peace. Candidates span Republican and Democratic parties with multiple incumbents and nominees.

W. H. Webb Choteau O. G. Meadows E. D. Forrest M. C. Crawford Otto Waynild J. L. Collins Repubican Blanche M. Jacobson

Cascade Falls in Big Fourth of July Celebration

Crowds of about 2,000 gathered in Chateau to celebrate Independence Day with a parade, speeches by Hon. Scott Leavitt, park picnicking, and a baseball game where Cascade led Fairfield 11 to 7 when rain halted play. Winners in rodeo events included Francis Suiste and Joe White, with other street races and fireworks ending the day. One minor accident occurred as a boy was injured by a car but recovered. Financial outcome was not yet reported.

Chateau Choteau Chevrolet Power-Morgan Co Gunther Scott Leavitt Court House A. B. Guthrie Leavitt Guthrie Mr. Leavitt Congressman Leavitt United States America Capitol George Washington Cascade Fairfield Cascade Fairfield C A. Hanson Kleinhaus H. Hanson Prior Monroe F. Hanson Birger Wangen -Rodels White Suiste Rodeo Grounds Ball Park Francis Suiste Joe White Suisie Brady Gray Jacob Dirkes W. A. Schwanke Henry Kind Kenneth Thompson Eston Middleton Elfreda Anderson Mabel Quade Tony Berk P. Doughty Harry Sidney Yeager Blanche Johnson Barbara Percy Bynum Folks Power Bole J.A. Shoquist Chateau Hospital

Crop Tour Schedule Planned for Gallatin County

County Agent Robert Clarkson reports a two day crop tour July 20 21 in Gallatin county following Yellowstone exit. The itinerary includes dinner Karsts Bozeman visits to Shorthorn Rambouillet and dairy operations at Anceney Towne and Lewis ranches with weed control and farm to livestock conversion demonstrations ending with a State College program and Tsapud station talks.

Robert Clarkson Couny Fred Bennion Gallatin County Yellowstone National Park Mr. Bennion Karsts Karst Childs-Anceney Ranch Anceney Ranch Gallatin Gateway Gallatin Gateway Inn Milwaukee Yellowstone Park Bozeman Gouch Hill Towne N. L Manhattan Gallatin County Extension Service State College

Canadian Conditions About the Same as Here

Roy Inbody of Farmington visited Chateau and spoke of a two week motor tour in Canada. He travelled near Calgary visiting Lethbridge Olds LaCombe and Coronation and found hogs cattle land values and machinery similar to Montana. He noted crops about two weeks later in Canada and saw Canadian experiment stations.

Roy Inbody Farmington Chateau Mr. Inbody Canada Calgary Lethbridge Olds la Combe Coronation

Stephens Family Spends Sunday in Great Falls

Dr C J B Stephens and his family spent Sunday in Great Falls enjoying leisure time together with local residents and sightseeing.

C.J. B.stephens and Faimly Great Falls

Chautauqua Guarantors Form Working Organization

A Saturday night meeting of 1928 Chateau chautauqua guarantors elected officers R E Nelson president W W Smith vice president and W G Bloomdahl secretary treasurer. Committees include Advertising Grounds Flowers Nursery Seating and more with members named.

R. E. Nelson W. W. Smith W. G. Bloomdahl L. E. Taylor E. L. Jourdonnais Geo. Tennant F. W. Smith E. R. McLean R. E

City to Enforce Traffic Ordinance No 49

City Council orders Publication of ordinance 49 in this issue. City Marshall John T. Moore urges motoring public to read and familiarize with its contents as enforcement will be strict. Pedestrian provisions noted. officials aim for public good and fair enforcement.

John T. Moore

Association Plans Hog and Cattle Shipment

The Teton County Shipping association will send hogs and cattle next week. Interested parties should contact County Agent Clarkson if not already reached out.

Teton County Shipping Association Clarkson

Mrs Emerick Hosts Luncheon for Mrs DeNayer

Mrs W A Emerick entertained many friends at 500 last Friday afternoon to honor her daughter in law Mrs Louie DeNayer. Mrs Alex Burrell won the top score and prize while Mrs A C Burbank had the lowest score and received consolation. Mr and Mrs DeNayer and their little daughter plan to leave this week for Billings.

W. A. Emerick Louie DeNayer Alex Burrell A. C. Burbank

Chautauqua Opens Here on July 17

The 1928 six day Chautauqua begins July 17 with an upgraded program combining scientific, economic, and theatrical insights. Elaborate scenery includes George W. Vierra’s Hawaiians with erupting volcano and exotic settings. The Cathedral Choir, two plays, and appearances by Lon Johnson Jessie Rae Taylor Granville Jones and others highlight a diverse seasonal lineup.

Chautauqua Hawaii George W. Vierra H. W. D. Tooley Barry Conner Mars Richard Ganthony London United States Lon Johnson Jessie Rae Taylor Bookman Granville Jones Abraham Lincoln Frank Travers Josephine Dominick Cordova Concertiers C. Edward Clark Clark Spain

Foreclosure suit filed by Wm. Reickoff and others

Wm. Reickoff sues to foreclose a mortgage in district court with Bert I. Packer representing him. A second foreclosure action was filed Friday by J. B. Gergen against Jas. A. Kaufman and others, with Gergen acting as his own attorney.

Wm. Reickoff Wm. J. Crittenden District Court Bert I. Packer J. B. Gergen Jas. A. Kaufman Mr. Gergen Great Falls

Also Mentioned on This Page

Geo. M. Coffey ST. Stephen’s Church C. J. Gunnell First National Bank Montana U. S TOTAL Eton County Champ Riders Milady Cheateau, Mont At & Z
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