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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1910
Page
4
A. B. Guthrie notes LT. Walsh questions Pray's appeal as Montana turnout favors Charlie Pray. Pray led four terms with forty eight bills passed and six amendments, while Wartman served eight terms with ninety seven bills drafted and five amendments. Pray supported Speaker Cannon, arguing it protected future opposition.
A political discussion argues that Congressman Pray should bide time to oppose the Speaker rather than risk blocking estate legislation. It dismisses Walsh and Cartman as partisan and lauds Pray’s record, saying even a half loaf is better than none and he delivered more than that.
An editorial tone urges readers to be optimistic while warning of harsher times ahead. The article notes a political orator touring the land and asks support for the upcoming constitutional amendment with the full text to be published in the Acantha weekly before the election.
Brady businessmen push a new Avantha business directory to showcase local firms as the county seeks leaders. The note encourages voters to support the candidates who can do the most for the area.
Trustees of school district No 12 Teton county Montana will at their office in Bynum receive sealed proposals to sell 812 000 of school district bonds on November 10 1920 at 2 60 p m Bonds dated July 1 1920 bear 6 interest semi annually January 1 and July 1 mature July 1 195 and are 300 each Prepayment allowed after July 1 1920 Proposals must pay at least par plus accrued interest and include a 300 non conditional certified check payable to the treasurer of Teton county Montana
Township bids invited by District No. 12 for Schul bonds with good faith guarantee. Bids to D Stewart clerk at Bynum Montana marked Proposals for School Bonds. By order of the Board of Trustees DSTEWART Clerk First pub Oct 6 1910 N.O. Tuttle Chairman.
Directors at Chateau Montana meet on Sept 21 1910 order a fifteen dollar per share assessment payable by Nov 1 1910 to H R Thompson secretary treasurer at Chateau Teton county. Delinquent stocks on Nov 1 1910 will be sold at public auction on Nov 20 1910 to cover the debt and sale costs. First pub Sept 29 1910.
Sealed bids due October 7 1910 to build a 20 by 24 foot school house in School District No 11 Teton County between Sheep Creek and Birch Creek. Foundation two feet in ground six inches above ground brick chimney two classrooms two windows per side shed 8 by 20 feet and two coats of paint. Bidder may be rejected. Joseph Embody Gordon Montana 9 29 10 21 an For saw filing grinding knives and scissors and all kinds of repairing. See B Corson.
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