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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1934
Page
8
The Bole Alliance corps stage the play I Forever After at Bole hall on Saturday evening July 14 at 8 30 p m. A series of special acts will be shown with a small admission for adults and older students. A free dance follows the performance. Billy and Jack Wichen of Great
Falls guests at the John Kosnick home for the holiday. Great Falls visitors Earl and Mrs Jackson and their young son Jimmy stayed with the Walkingtons. The Woman's Club rescheduled to July 19 at Mrs Oliver Hanson with Mrs A C Munson assisting.
Thomas Edwards from Cerro Gordo Illinois spoke at the Lions Club last night with lantern slides to accompany his lecture. Edwards, visiting his brother N W Edwards, is a Lions member in Cerro Gordo and traveled to study the Rockies. Dr H W Bateman president announced committees for the coming year as visitors Dr Jones and D S Evans of Wenatchee joined in Lions greetings.
Miss Alma Wuest returned home Monday after an appendicitis operation in Conrad. Margaret Moser visits the Carnet McDonald home for a few days. Leslie Chalmers of Farmington and Mrs. A Moser and daughter were...
Sunday afternoon visitors from the Henry Wuest household included Mr and Mrs Henry Wuest and daughter Henrietta who drove to Conard Sunday evening. Baseball practice is planned in Agawam Sunday. Mr and Mrs H H Wuest and daughters Esther and Madeline visited the Otto Schaefer home Sunday.
The quote frames a dictator as believing God chose him to lead human regeneration. It presents a view of power rooted in a chosen mandate and a sacred task. The assertion contrasts faith in destiny with authoritarian authority.
Notice is given of a Board of Commissioners meeting in By num Montana on August 2 1934 at 8 00 p m. The board will determine irrigable area for each tract hear objections adjust irrigable area and set the levy per acre to pay interest and principal on a 382 500 bond issue authorized by the July resolution.
Classified notices include multiple items such as a 1930s Essex sedan overhauled and priced for quick sale from Choteau Implement Co, two milk cows, a small bungalow piano for repurchase, several used car listings, a large two burner electric plate, a modern 56 room house, oats and barley, a lost leatherette coat, hides and pelts buyers, and a wanted notice for hides and pelts from S Maccany in Choteau.
On July 10 1934 the Board of Commissioners invites landowners in the district to appear and pay in cash their proportional share of the bond issue costs. The notice is dated July 10 1934 and signed by Reid Swenson Henry Weist Frank George A S Jenson Roy Stott. First publication July 12 with final July 26.
A Republican candidate announces candidacy for county commissioner promising 100 percent value for all county expenditures and asks for support.
Ebarl Zimmerman announces his filing on the Republican ticket for sheriff of Teton County subject to the July 17 primary voters. He pledges to perform duties efficiently with taxpayer consideration and asks for support.
A candidate declares run for State Representative from Teton County on the Democratic ticket subject to July primaries. The pledge promises to represent local interests to the best ability if nominated and elected.
T O Larson announces he has filed for the Republican nomination for State Senator from Teton County subject to July primaries. If nominated he will strive to represent the people of Teton and work for Montana’s best interests.
J R Jim Blakeslee announces Republican bid for sheriff in the upcoming primary on July 17. He pledges to perform duties economically and impartially if nominated and elected.
The candidate announces filing for the Republican nomination for county coroner on the Republican ticket with the July 17 election date in view.
Charles G. Roberts states he seeks a new term on the basis of his two term record of efficient and economical service. He invites any challenges to his claims and invites examination of his record by any voters or investigators.
A democratic candidate for County Superintendent of Schools pledges to perform duties economically and efficiently in the public interest. The platform emphasizes progress and economy in public schools.
J L Shell Billings announces his run for sheriff on the Democratic ticket with a pledge of a fair and impartial discharge of duties subject to the July 17 primary. He asks for voters' support and notes continued policy if nominated and elected.
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