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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1922
Page
4
A Reynolds County officer announces his candidacy for the Republican nomination for sheriff of Teton County subject to August primaries. He pledges a fair impartial administration and strict enforcement of laws if nominated and elected seeking voter support.
James Collins announces candidacy for sheriff of Teton County in the Democratic primary. He pledges a fair impartial administration and an economy program to reduce office expenses if nominated and elected.
An individual declares candidacy for the Teton County assessor role subject to voter approval in the August primaries. If nominated and elected, the candidate pledges a program of efficiency.
Notice to voters of Teton County states Victor M. Steele seeks Republican primary nomination for County Superintendent of Schools. He thanks supporters and pledges to serve in the best interests of Teton County schools if nominated and re-elected. Edythe W. Saylor is also mentioned in connection with school administration.
Notice to the voters of Te Ton County announcing Stanley R Foot as a candidate for county attorney subject to Republican party approval at the upcoming primary. He pledges impartial administration and strict enforcement of laws to the best of his ability.
Montana Weekly Industrial Review notes SirWoyes V. S. Connor announcing his candidacy for the Republican nomination for sheriff of Teton County subject to the August 28 primary vote. The piece also surveys numerous Montana mining and industrial developments, oil fields, rail and power projects, and local civic plans across cities such as Butte Roundup and Helena with dates and production figures.
Officials of District One of the Forest Service say federal law regulating the 25 percent forest reserve fund distribution is not needed now. Montana law already directs how road and common school funds are allocated and districts should be paid per age-based census. a federal rule could overpay some timber districts during large sales, risking imbalance. Governors and entomologists discuss grasshopper response. no special session planned.
Mrs. C. H. Connor leaves for a three month visit to California to stay with her son and daughter in law Mr. and Mrs. Alden Connor in Los Angeles.
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