Opening Sale of Underwear in Town
Medium priced underwear ever displayed in this town. Prices to sell early in the season. Warm, comfortable, satisfactory undergarments at reasonable prices. Buy early while assortment of sizes is complete.
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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1904
Page
1
Medium priced underwear ever displayed in this town. Prices to sell early in the season. Warm, comfortable, satisfactory undergarments at reasonable prices. Buy early while assortment of sizes is complete.
A national electoral landslide favors Roosevelt and Fairbanks with about 325 votes to Parker's 151. Montana shows a Democratic governor election while Republicans gain in the legislature and Teton county backs a mostly Republican ticket. Local canvassers in Choteau will finalize results on November 18.
The Choteau school boys elected their ticket on November 8 1904 with Earl Halladay as District Judge G M Coffey as Sheriff Emmett Ryan as Representative A B E Leech as Sheriff and many others listed including N Armstrong for Clerk of Court Ernest Moore for Clerk and Kyle Jones for County Attorney. The article notes the local contest also named John E DeHaas Republican and Barry Haymes Democrat as justices of the peace, both elected.
The day after the election the Republican candidates spoke revealing a mix of humor deflection and pointed remarks Potter asks is it really true Warner says I dont have to rear kids McKenzie notes we corralled the wild bunch Webb claims relief from his bowels McDonald jokes about his son at the dance McCuaig says I was not as harmless as I looked Shields says I have a line on em Rebecca Acton says I am not in a brown study Powers vows to ensure a decent burial Franklin urges leaving large estates Cole remarks it was a Cole day for Gray
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