Alexander Seeks Senate Seat From Kalispell Tour
J C Alexander accompanies candidate for U S senator on a six week Montana swing in a jitney. He promotes Lincoln era republicanism and vows open season on lawyers and bankers while dismissing rivals and urging voters to back a reformer able to bring a new era to Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Alexander
Kalispell
United States
Chateau
Montana
ABCG
Alexander
Washington
Riddick
Libby
Hell Gate Canyon
Rankin
Pray
B. K. Wheeler
Lincoln
League
Anderson
Richland
United States Senate
Children compete for free Chautauqua season tickets
The Chautauqua Committee offers a prize equal to a season ticket to one child from each fourth grade through high school who submits a 75 to 100 word essay on Chautauqua. Entrants must hold a 1922 season ticket. judges are parentless. Essays due at last performance with ticket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scho
G. C. Core
Chautauqua Association
Chautauqua
Core
Two Teton County Boys In Five Best From 150 At Camp
Howard Jourdonnais of Chateau and Lloyd Carney of Dutton were named among the five best all around lads at the Fort Assiniboine boys camp. Raymond Dow of Hill County won the trophy for best all around boy, with Floyd Hanson of Big Sandy Sam Reincke of Avondale Carl Noyes of Chinook and Lloyd Carney among close contenders and receiving honorable mention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton County
Howard Jourdonnais
Chateau
Lloyd Carney
Dutton
Fort Assiniboine
Farm Boys
Raymond Dow
Hill County
Floyd Hanson
Big Sandy
Sam Reincke
Avondale
Carl Noyes
Chinook
Civil actions filed in week listings
The clerk notes two new civil actions this week. Edwin Parker sues James Staples on an appeal. Homes Savines and State Bank file foreclosure of mortgage against Chauncey D. Hall and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. M. Jacobson
Edwin Parker
James Staples
Homes Savines
State Bank
Chauncey D. Hall
Franzke to speak at Royal Theater on August 1
A. A. Franzke of the tax authority will speak at the Royal theater Tuesday August 1 at the invitation of the Local Woman's Club. All residents are urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. A. Franzke
Royal Theater
Woman’s Club
U S Marshals to Patrol Great Northern High Line in Montana
Special deputy U S marshals will be stationed at no fewer than 40 points along the Great Northern railroad in Montana as strike conditions worsen. Attorney General Daugherty authorized the move at railroad requests. Governor Dixon warned he will deploy the state guard only if civil authorities fail to contain violence.
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Helena
United States
Great Northern Railroad
Montana
Joe Ashridge
Daugherty
Washington
Joseph M. Dixon
State Guard
Dixon
Ralph Budd
G. N
Budd
Local Visitors and Farm News From Chateau and Surroundings
Big Butte Jim Pridham visited locally over Sunday. Families of Baker Eckford and Cook spent Sunday at the Cook home. Women in the area pick berries. Johnsons traveled to the Teton Canyon last Sunday. H B Ashworth started bayings at Tim Gook ranch. Mrs Wolfe and family visited the Snyder home. Katherine Yeager visited Bessie Cook last Friday. Wm Chalmers brought sheep to Yeager ranch for summer pasture. Earl Yeager sheared and moved sheep to mountains. George Cook returned from Farm Boys Camp reporting a good time. Heavy rain delays haying.
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Jim Pridham
Chateau
J. M. Baker
Jas. Eckford
Wm. Cook
C. D. Johnson
Teton Canyon
H. B. Ashworth
Tim Gook
S. W. Snyder
Katherine Yeager
Bessie Cook
Wm. Chalmers
Farmington
Yeager
Earl Yeager
George Cook
Primary Election Judges Named Across County Precincts
County Clerk W. H. Webb announces the list of polling places and the judges presiding at each precinct. The roster covers Nos. 1 public school through 21 Pendroy public school with named judges for every site.
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W. H. Webi
County Poultry Meetings Planned in Teton County
A series of poultry calling meetings is planned in Teton County communities not previously served. Bozeman specialist will attend August 7 to 12. Schedule includes Dry Forks August 7 and Power August 12. Wheat growers inspection July 27 28 covers fields Montana 36 winter wheat and others.
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Teton County
Bozeman
Dry Forks
Porter Beach
Farmington
Agust
Collins
Fairfield
Power
Montana Wheat Growers’ Association
Montana
R. A. Clearman
Grimmalfalfa
Halladay Bros
Ed Dirkes
Plummerton
Chas. Burgland
Oscar Germundson
Justice Court
J. E DeHaas
A. J. Findlay
Great Falls
Western
Pet Ex
Chateau
Frank R. Clark
Pet
Widow Creek
Rhoads Declines Campaign Tour For State Senate Bid
Dr. H T Rhoads Republican candidate for state senator from Teton County says he cannot tour the county to campaign. He cites financial limits professional duties and belief that voters can judge the issues without a platform tour. He plans to answer references to his legislative record later.
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H. T. Rhoads
Teton County
Montana
Dr. Rhoads
Governor Dixon Set to Speak in Choteau on August 11
Governor Jos M Dixon will address residents of Choteau at 2 00 p m on Friday August 11 The venue is to be announced later He will discuss current issues with emphasis on tax problems affecting Montana Further announcements are promised next week.
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Jos. M. Dixon
Choteau
Montana
Chateau Chautauqua season tickets sales move toward guarantee
The 1922 Chateau Chautauqua committee reports a $350 intake with hopeful signs of meeting the Ellison-White guarantee of $1100. Adult tickets are $2.50, students $1.45, and children $1.00 with sale locations listed. N. Fe Roberts and family left for Eureka and Pacific coast points.
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Core
Choteau Druze Co
Choteau Merc. Co
Community Notes From Farmington Visitations and Socials
Mrs Albert Peterson and daughter visited hometowns. Miss Syse dean at Spokane College toured the Nasset home. Odine Lunde spent a few days with the Hansons. Rev Ensberg hosted two sisters en route to Washington. Ladies cleaned the church. A Ladies Aid ice cream social raised 27.80. Mrs Evenson to host later. O J Andseth visited her daughter in Great Falls. Chalmers moved sheep to Yeager's pasture near the mountains.
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Albert Peterson
Syse
Spokane College
Nasset
Odine Lunde
Hanson
Rev. Ensberg
Washington
Aft Orphan’s
Wm. Chalmers
Great Falls
Yeager
Sheriff Office Calls for Deputy U S Marshals
The Chateau sheriff's office received a call for fourteen or fifteen able-bodied men to be sworn in as deputy United States marshals for service at Havre and other points on the high line. Pay is $9.00 per day plus expenses. Likely duties include protecting mail trains along the Great Northern route.
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Chateau
United States
Havre
Great Northern
St Stephen’s Church Not Held Sunday Service
The Protestant Episcopal St Stephen’s Church announces no service on Sunday July 30 due to the minister’s absence. The Sunday school will meet at noon as usual.
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ST. Stephen's Church
H. £. Bush
Notice to Dog Owners Licenses Due After May 1
All dog licenses are due and payable after May 1 of each year. Dogs not bearing license tag 30 days after the publication of this notice will be killed.
Senator Larson Responds to Inheritance Tax Flaw Critique
In a July 20 1922 letter from Chateau Larson addresses the Montana Record Herald dispute over the inheritance tax law. He explains Senate debates on direct heirs tax and notes errors by Woody Saner, pledging correction in the next session.
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Montana Record Herald
Helena
State Senate
Supreme Court
Murray
T. O. Larson
Ona Independent
Great Falls
Hel- Leader
Chateau
Montana
House
Senate
Woody
Saner
Five More Candidates File for Primary Ballot in County Race
County Clerk W H Webb reports five new aspirants filed declarations of intention ahead of the primaries. Republicans add J E DeHaas J Crittenden W S Connor John B Bohling and J Bohl ing while Democrats name Henry Radcliffe for county commissioner. The total candidates reach 22 with more expected to enter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Webb
J. E. DeHaas
Chateau Township
J. Crittenden
W. S. Connor
John B. Bohling
Dutton
Henry Radcliffe
Fairfeld
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Congressional Record
Chautauqua Committee
Federal Reserve System
First National Bank
U.S. Marshals
Big Butte
Chisin No. 1
Is Rtha Porter
Margaret Nagle
J. E Malmim
W. G. Cook
W. FE. Howverd
Cu. m
Court House
T. Lane
Ruby M. Looney
F. S. Dorge
Gay Franklin
A. Cleland
School House
E I. Jones
M. A. Wilcox
Ralph Claytin
B. O. Price
Earl Zimmerman
Beleview
John W. Ward
John Godwin
John R Young
Raymond
Blackleaf School House
Roy McNeal
Henry Guerin
F. H. Pings
Bynum
Harry King
J. Williams
R. Fagerli
N. O. Tuttle
Wm. Stonehouse
Agawa
Geo. ‘Ag Sollid
Lora A. Bailey
Muriel S. Reiquam
Ben Feist
Alvin C. Hull
John England
Robert R. Johnson
A. D. Anderson
Otto Swanson
Stafford
H. L. Stafford
Wm. J Watson
Charles A Malcolm
A. Shawver
James Pendroy
Paul R. Rice
John E. Lewis
H. J. Lander
Mr. Lander
Rene’sentative
E. J. Lander Co
Minneapolis
W. W. Peterson
Robert Clarkson
Co-operative Observer
Chautauqua Ticket Committee
Sheriff's Office
U. S. Marshals
Larsé
Citizens State Bank
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