Commercial Club Talks Turkey and Eats It Too
Fifty-one members and guests gathered for a turkey banquet at Beaupre cafe after a summons by J. C. Morgan. Mayor Coffey urged support for farming and stock-raising, while talks covered federal road funding, local dairy gains, immigration law repeal, and irrigation development with emphasis on settlers and school funding through land patents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Club
Chateau Commercial Club
Beaupre Cafe
J. C. Morgan
T. A. Meagher
S. B. Robbins
Fort Shaw
Morgan
G.M. Coffey, Jr
Coffey
Montana
U. S
Malone
Northwest
Tax payments show countywide gains despite delinquents
County Treasurer O G Meadows reports tax receipts indicate a brighter financial condition with an expected total payment of at least 85 per cent of this year taxes. Delinquent payments from last year and earlier are evident in daily receipts, and many will be collected in addition to 1922 taxes. The east end, especially around Bynum and Pendroy, leads in payments as six business days remain before penalties begin.
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O. G. Meadows
Bynum and Pendroy
Candidates tally campaign expenses in Tet on county races
The article lists expenditures filed by Tet on county candidates after the campaign. H. T. Rhoads 67.00. J. B. Bohling 28.00. Ia. A. Meagher 86.50. Nald Kerr 28.00. Henry Radcliffe 41.20. W. H. Webb 25.00. A. C. Warner 54.65. E. Daggett 35.55. Wm. D. Reiquam 47.45. S. R. Foot 25.00. Bert I. Packer 0. Geo. W. Magee 0. J. L. Gleason 25.00. A. Saylor 31.00. Anna E. Stafford 93.50. Obert Peterson 29.00. C. C. Carey 30.00. C. H. Connor 0. J. I. Cain 0. W. E. Howard 5.00. J. B. DeHaas 0. C. H. Ferris 0. BE. A. Cleland 0. The records show most spending under 100 dollars.
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Teton County
H. T. Rhoads
J. B. Bohling
Ia. A . Meagher
Anna E. Stafford
Obert Peterson
C. C. Carey
C. H. Connor
J. I. Cain
Publc
W. E. Howard
Stanley R. Foot
Great Falls
J. B. DeHaas
C. H. Ferris
BE. A. Cleland
Justice of the Peace
Chateau Township
Suspects in Safe Blowing Case Bound Over to District Court
Claude Scheffer and Harry Idzin ga were bound over to the district court after a justice court hearing that stretched across Tuesday afternoon and Wednesday morning. Bonds were set at 2000 each. County Attorney Geo W Magee led for the state with Harold Freeman of Great Falls defending.
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Claude Scheffer
Harry Idzinga
First National Bank of Fairfield
District Court
Justice Court
C. H. Ferris
J. B. DeHaas
Geo. W. Magee
Harold Freeman
Great Falls
Young Teton couple wed in Great Falls
Tuesday's Great Falls Tribune carried a note announcing the marriage distance between Thensé Mon dey in Great Falls and Miss Ida Lind seth of Farmington, and Alva R. Kieffer of Choteau. The bride is from a prominent Brton beach family. the groom, long employed on the ST ranch near the city.
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Great Falls
Thensé Mondey
Ida Lindseth
Farmington
Alva R. Kieffer
Choteau
Brton Beach
Chateau
ST Ranch
Newberry Resigns Seat in U S Senate
Truman H. Newberry of Michigan resigns from the U S Senate citing partisan persecution and the November 7 election of his Republican rival. The move comes after a long controversy dating to his 1918 election and a prior court ruling on election law conspiracy charges.
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Newberry
U. S. Senate
Washington
Truman H. Newberry
Michigan
Senate
Groesbeck
Henry Ford
Congress
Conator Newberry
Supreme Court
Meadows Named County Treasurer to Fill Unexpired Term
O G Mei Geist law notes Meadows was appointed by county commissioners to serve the remaining term as county treasurer after Uncle Al Warner died last Tuesday. Meadows took the oath Saturday and began duties Monday, retaining Warner staff to help during tax rush. a respected Missouri native much involved in farming and banking circles. The appointment is seen favorably by county taxpayers and local neighbors.
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O. G. Meadows
al’ Warner
Meadows
Warner
Missouri
Chateau
Montana Giant Drilling Deep Near Chateau
Montana Giant Petroleum Company reports its No 1 test well near Flume six miles southeast of Chateau has reached 800 feet without mishap. W J Gray, secretary treasurer, supervises operations as the Washington company plans extensive development around Chateau and in the Kevin Sunburst area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana Giant Petroleum Company
Flume
Chateau
W. J. Gray
Washington
Spokane
Gray
Kevin Ared
W. C. Pratt
Centralia
T. S. Dodge
Olympia
G.fp. Sherrod
Pratt
W. R. Cooley
Agawam Well Advances Toward Half Completion
Rapid progress on the Standard of California well near Agawam proceeds under favorable fall weather. Drilling reached 853 feet on Monday, suggesting the well is nearly half completed after about a month of operation.
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California
Agawam
Inner City Gala Hopes to Become Annual Event
Organizers describe the late night affair as a first venture with hope that strong reception will earn it a permanent spot on the yearly calendar.
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B. H. Myrick
Lewis & Clark Forest
Myrick
W. T. Smith
Chateau Creamery
Co. K. Malone
Mr. Malone
Robert Clarkson
Europe
Mr. Clarkson
Rev Bush
Bush
United States
Utah
Colorado
Idaho
Robbins
Club
National Congress
Fairfield
Dr. Rhoads
Federal Reserve Banking System
Federal Reserve System
First National Bank
W. H. Webb
Clarkson
John J. Greene
Veterans’ Welfare Commission
Fort Harrison
Helena
H E. Adams
T. O. Larson
G. C. Core
Citizens State Bank
Teton County Public Health Association
H. E. Bush
St. Stephen’s
F. M. Greyhill
Cogswell
State Department of Public Health
Clarence Lindseth
G. A. Fuson
Cascade County
T. H. Pridham
Mr. Pridham
Hank Hammond
Charles Rhoads
Chateauboys
Howard
H. E. Adams
Adams Oil Co
Pridham
al” Warner
Bertie Williamson
O. G. Mei Geist
Appel