July 12 1916 Choteau Acantha highlights local notes
Choteau Acantha reports a busy midsummer page with visits to Great Falls and Helena, candidacy news for county superintendent, forest service film nights, local business ads, market prices, and community notices including births, races, and upcoming meetings. The item lists residents traveling, political ambitions, and local commerce.
Political Announcements Open for Primary Election
Notices will run from insertion date until the August 29 primary at regular rates. Announcements are accepted from candidates of all political parties. Rates are payable in advance.
Marie Bowman Seeks Teton County School Superintendent Post
Mrs Marie A Bowman announces candidacy for county superintendent of schools in Teton County. She cites 14 years in schooling and pledges efficient economical administration if nominated and elected. The nomination depends on Democratic primary voters August 29.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jones
Bole
Marie Bowman
Bowman
Sleeth
Washington, D. C
Chateau
K. G. MelLain
C. S. McDonald
National Cathedral School
Frances McLean
Teton County
Marie A. Bowman
Candidate for Sheriff in Teton County Nomination
A registered voter and freeholder in Teton County announces candidacy for the Democratic nomination for Sheriff. The author notes residence in Lewis and Clark and Cascade and states intent to seek the party voters' will.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton County
Lewis & Clark
Cascade
Guthrie Announces Candidacy for County Treasurer
A. B. Guthrie declares candidacy for the Republican nomination for county treasurer of Teton County. He states fifteen years of Republican affiliation and practical accounting knowledge, pledging an efficient and economical administration if nominated and elected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton County
A. B. Guthrie
Timothy Seeks Republican Nomination for Teton County Treasurer
H W Timothy announces as Republican candidate for county treasurer in Teton county. He cites 15 years in bookkeeping and accounting and over two years at the county courthouse. He pledges efficient administration if nominated and elected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton County
Teton County Court House
H. W. Timothy
Prescott Announces Democratic Candidacy for County Clerk
H A Prescott of Choteau Montana announces candidacy for the Democratic nomination for County Clerk and Recorder. He pledges an efficient personal administration of the office if nominated and elected, subject to voters at the August 29 primary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yeneid
Choteau
Mont
Charles S. McDonald Seeks Second Term in Primary
The named representative announces candidacy for a second term subject to Republican voters' choice at the August 29 primary. McDonald signs the declaration, inviting support from party members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles S. McDonald
Sheriff Candidate Reconsiders Run for Teton County
The incumbent sheriff announces reentry for a second term in the Teton County race, subject to Democratic voters’ primary on August 29. He had planned to retire but faced criticism and changed his mind, deciding to run this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton County
Olive Selin Announces Candidacy for County Superintendent
Olive Selin of Dutton Montana declares for the Democratic primary on August 29 seeking the county superintendent post. She pledges full-time effort, focus on better schools, and fiscal economy if nominated and elected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton County
Olive Selin
Dutton, Mont
Sheriff Candidacy Notice in Teton County Primary
A candidate announces seeking the office of sheriff in Teton County subject to Republican voters at the primary on August 29. The notice appears as a brief political declaration and lists Mont, 41-tf. as reference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton County
Ze Ee
County Attorney Candidate Declares GOP Backing
A candidate for county attorney announces support from Republican voters and vows to run under the party banner, asserting alignment with GOP priorities and the electorate’s will.
Hattersley Declares Gubernatorial Candidacy in Montana
In a primary statement, R M Hattersley, a seven year Montana resident and Republican, declares his lawful credentials and readiness to uphold an efficient impartial county administration if nominated and elected.
Tomato Plants Offer From WM. Lantz in Box Elder
Tomato plants are advertised as big and strong by WM. Lantz of Box Elder Montana. The offer includes 100 plants for 2.50 dollars and transplanted plants ready to bloom at 75 cents per dozen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. Hansien
Py Express
Also Mentioned on This Page
Max B. Bishop
Choteau Montana
Earl Zimmerman
Edna Beaupre
Great Falls
Mrs
H. H. Higgins
James Hleighton
John Ward
Belleview
Angus Rose
Havre
John A. Sweat
Dutton
Collings Township
Harold Luther
Helena
Mrs. Myers
Spokane
Mrs. Emerick
Big Horn Owl Creek
ST. Anthony
N. R. Jones
Mr. Jones
U. S. Forest Service
Houck’& Cleland
Mary Rudman
E & All
Ome
Franklin
Farmers Elevator Co
Frank McCabe
Chateau Hardware Co
W. B. Stalnaker
John Moore
Philes
Cole
Walier
Glen Thompson
Judith Gap
J. L. Jourdonnais
Howard
J. K. Dwinelle
Willow Creek
F. A. Hatch
Three Forks
Holland
B. H. Swartz
Guthrie
Jackson, Wallace
Jackson, Bole
Montana
Co. B. Jackson
Notary Public
E. Ef. Chamberlain
M. C. Walker
Harlem
M. O'Neil
Cut Bank
H. J. McGregor
Louis Bedore
FE. N. Truchot
Nick Truchot
Cc. A. Gratiot
McGregor Hospital
J. W. Keithley
Hart, Schaffner & Marx
Jos. Hirshberg & Co
J. C. Ferris
Collins
Arthur Hirshberg
Elsie
George Weed
Augusta
Cole & Shannon
Chautauqua Guarantee
ST. Anthony Lbr
Hart Schaffner & Marx
Robert Bruce
Brady
Bruce
Connor
Louis Wodzynski
Fowler
Ingram Cain
J. C. Eckford
Southhampton
Ontario
Jas
John Eckford
O. Hansen
T. H. Givens
George McMefford
Givens
J. F. Bauman
Harry Jones
Power
Teton Counties
Democratic Party
Coats
John L. Lundgren
Privary
Baseball Goods
Ford
Power-Morgan CO
R. M. Hattersley
WM. Lantz