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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1922
Page
4
The candidate announces his bid for the Republican nomination for sheriff of Teton County, pledging fair impartial administration and strict law enforcement if nominated and elected. He appeals to voters to support his campaign in the upcoming August primaries.
James Collins announces as a Democratic candidate for sheriff of Teton County pending August primaries. He pledges a fair impartial administration and an economy program to reduce office expenses.
A Republican candidate announces bid for the Teton County assessor nomination subject to August primaries. If nominated and elected, the candidate pledges efficiency and strict economy in all details.
Edythe W. Saylor announces her candidacy for County Superintendent of Schools of Teton County with Republican primary backing. She thanks supporters and expresses commitment to continue improving local schools if nominated and re-elected at the fall election.
Notice to voters of Te Ton County for the office of county attorney subject to approval of the Republican party at the primaries next August. An impartial administration of the duties of the office and enforcement of all laws to the best of my ability.
G MM Coffey Jr and Miss A Lian visited Great Falls last weekend and last Saturday respectively. Mrs. Malone and family arrived from Everett Washington by auto to Chateau for the summer. they plan to return in the fall. Dr. Beaupre of Sunburst discussed prospects for the Kevin Sunburst Co with interest in the new Montami North Montana field discovery. An officer noted an accident injuring Miss Helen Innes on Thorn ranch. no serious injuries. The Hagens, recently relocated to Butte for GE, will live there. County students submit many eighth grade essays and await certificates. missing mailing tubes delay distribution with tubes expected soon.
The Chateau hosts a July festival seeking 590 young ladies aged 12 to 18 with fair voices and regular rehearsal attendance. Applications via F. C. Salbach at the public school on Saturday, June 24, 2 to 6 p.m.
All members and friends of the M. E. Sunday school meet at the church tomorrow Friday at 2 p m. They will travel by automobile to Woodland Glen near the Trachot ranch for an afternoon picnic. Each person brings lunch. Transportation ice cream and lemonade furnished free. Rev. H. T. Stong.
Robert Clarkson reports state veterinarian informs after July 1 the government will cease manufacturing blackleg vaccine. Farmers must obtain vaccine from private manufacturers and community cooperation will greatly aid the cattle industry.
Local officials urge communities to survey territory and estimate vaccine doses needed for cheaper procurement. Tillage demonstrations scheduled from June 26 to July 1 are postponed due to demands on county agent and farmers. County Clerk H Webb notes re-registration requirements for voters who did not vote or moved precincts. First publication June 15, 1922.
Rev H E Bush leads 11 am Divine Worship at St Stephen's Protestant Episcopal Church with 12 pm Church School. The Sunday theme appointed by the Church is Excuses and the sermon addresses workers who strive to do better than well and excuse faults.
The registry books for Teton County Montana close on Saturday July 15 1922 at 5 PM for the August 29 1922 primary nominating election. Electors may register with the County Clerk at Château Montana or before a Deputy Registrar Notary Public or any deputy in their precinct.
Notice urges phonograph owners to use a hand made phono brush to preserve records and improve tone. Offers satisfaction guaranteed or money refunded. Request 25 cents silver or stamps to MARTINS AYE WON SERVICE Box 116 Omaha Nebraska. Agents and dealers invited for samples.
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