Choteau Post Office Second Class Entry Term
The notice states the publication occurs every Thursday in Choteau Montana and is entered in the post office as second class matter.
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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1932
Page
2
The notice states the publication occurs every Thursday in Choteau Montana and is entered in the post office as second class matter.
An exasperated reflection on choosing a simpler life after a period of heavy travel and social pressures. The writer contrasts former busy routines with current contentment at home, new social ease, and a rebuilt sense of neighborly connection while noting changes in clothes, marriage, finances, and church attendance.
Prof Ralph trate and son visit the Bailey home while Ralph Jr. stays in Collings for the summer to help with work. Several families host and picnic on the Teton with fried chicken and ice cream. A hail storm damaged crops gardens and homes along its path last Thursday.
Horolulu residents report visits by Mrs Wilson and her husband and by Rev. E Gauer and Mr and Mrs Peterson. The group toured Glacier park and planned stops at regional sights on their Iowa return. Lillian Ferris of Ohio and Mrs Graves of Collins joined Mrs Hauxwell for a week of social calls.
Republican candidate Bret H. Read announces his bid for sheriff in Teton County at the primary set for July 19, 1932, seeking support from voters.
Elmer C. Smith declares his qualification and intent to run in the July 19 primary for county treasurer. He emphasizes experience and capability to fulfill the duties of the office.
JESS W. DAVIS files on the Republican ticket for sheriff. He vows efficient service and economical office management if nominated and elected, noting his two previous dep utieship in the county.
A Republican candidate announces a bid for Clerk of the District Court. The statement promises efficient and economical execution of duties if nominated and elected.
Mrs James Eckford announces candidacy for the Republican nomination for County Superintendent of Schools, subject to July 19 primary voters. If nominated and elected she pledges an economical and faithful administration and to serve the public interests.
A Republican candidate announces intent to seek nomination for County Assessor at the July primary. The candidate pledges to reduce expenditures and emphasizes fiscal responsibility in local government.
Earl Zimmerman announces candidacy for sheriff on the Republican ticket at the July 19 primaries. He pledges to perform the office’s duties economically and efficiently if nominated and elected.
GEO A. Carroll declares his bid for County Clerk and Recorder in Teton County on the Republican ticket. He pledges efficient courteous and economical administration if nominated and elected.
A candidate announces filing on the Republican ticket for sheriff and asks voters for support at the primary. The nominee pledges to serve faithfully and treat everyone fairly if elected.
A candidate seeking the Democratic nomination for sheriff pledges sincere voter support at the primary. If nominated and elected, he vows to perform duties in accordance with the law and serve the taxpayers and general public to the best of his ability.
W H Bill Wellenstein announces filing for the Republican nomination for representative from Teton County to the Montana State Legislature. He pledges faithful service to constituents and efforts for the state's best interests if nominated and elected.
Department of the Interior announces at the Great Falls Montana office on June 27 1932 a formal filing notice under land laws. This notice initiates a public record and invites claims or objections within a defined period.
A. E. Moye announces his candidacy for the Republican nomination for county assessor. He asks for support at the July 19 primary and promises an efficient and equitable administration if nominated and elected.
A candidate announces seeking the Democratic nomination for County Treasurer subject to primary voters. The statement emphasizes the candidate’s aim to run in the primary and win through voter will.
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