Two Pairs Tied on Bem. Side in Primary Canvass
Official vote canvass of last Tuesday’s primary shows little change from prior reports. W. H. Webb defeats Harry Price for Democratic county clerk. B. I. Packer and W. E. Howard are chosen for county attorney and public administrator. Ties for surveyor and county superintendent to be decided by Saturday drawing. Republicans and Democrats name full slates for November 7.
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Acantha
W. H Webb
Harry Price
B. I. Packer
W. E. Howard
Obert Peterson
Clyde Carey
Edythe Saylor
Louise Peterson
Peterson
Saylor
Webb
Frank Daggett
U. S
Carl W. Riddick
Congress
Scott Leavitt
Montana Supreme Court
Lew L. Callaway
Albert P. Stark
Railroad and Public Service
Daniel Boyle
Supreme Court
Dana M. Easton
Harmon T. Rhoads
John B. Bohling
Donald Kerr
W. H. Webb
A. C. Warner
Wm. D. Reiquam
Jesse L. Gleason
Stanley R. Foot
J. I. Cain
Burton K. Wheeler
Preston B. Moss
Joseph R. Jackson
John A. Matthews
J. W. Drake
J. T. Carroll
John A. Sweat
T. A. Meagher
Henry Radcliffe
County Assessor Steals March on Friends
Report from Great Falls says County Assessor Jesse L Gleason left Chateau last Saturday for Great Falls then to the Pacific Coast where he wed Miss Maud Arnett of Bynum after securing a license. The couple plan a Spokane coast honeymoon and return to Chateau to reside around September 15.
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Great Falls
Jesse L. Gleason
Chateau
Pacific Coast
Maud Arnett
W. E. Arnett
Bynum
Gleason
Teton County
City Finances Report From Choteau Montana 1922
The state examiner details an audit of Choteau Montana city finances as of July 31 1922 noting balances receipts and disbursements plus fund accounts and remarks on clerical itemization. It recommends improved claim blank itemization and advises planning to collect 1922 road tax where ordinances exist.
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Choteau
Helena
Montana
John Oliver
Citizens Bank
Men’s Bank
Bal
1St National Bank
Supreme Court
First Annual Flower Show Praises Gardeners in Teton County
The Chateau Woman's Club hosted the first annual Flower Show in the Bair block room drawing locals with beauty and fragrance. Prizes went to numerous exhibitors across categories from asters to roses, with more than $50 from lunch proceeds benefiting library expenses.
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Bair Block
Teton County
Chateau Woman's Club
J. I. Cain
J. J. Greene
C. S. McDonald
L. &. Taylor
Asters
C. H. Porter
Gay Franklin
Frank Moore
Gladiolas
T. O. Larson
C. J. B. Stephens
L. EB. Taylor
Commissioner Davis Talks to 50 on Montana Agriculture Problems
About fifty farmers and residents of Choteau heard Commissioner C C Davis of Montana speak on agricultural and marketing issues and the farmer's dollar at the annual all county Farm Bureau picnic at Great Northern park in Chateau Labor Day. The audience noted his sincerity and grasp of the topics though many harvest and threshing duties kept others away.
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Choteau
C. C. Davis
Montana
Farm Bureau
Great Northern Park
Chateau
Davis
Settlement of Consolidation Up To Court
Dispute over the legality of Julian D. Ray serving as superintendent for both the high school and district No 14 under a legislature backed consolidation is sent to the court. Judge Greene's return is awaited to decide on the joint board and contract validity with the high school board. An invitation goes to both boards to meet county commissioners tonight at the courthouse.
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Court House
Fire destroys Daley home on O R Nelson ranch
Fire, likely from a faulty kitchen flue, completely burned the Elmer Daley residence four miles north of Chateau Friday morning. Mrs Daley, in the garden, raised the alarm and saved a few items. flames were checked from reaching the barn. Insurance partly covered the loss.
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Elmer Daley
O. R. Nelson Ranch
Chateau
Teton county to exhibit at Montana State Fair
County Agent Robert Clarkson leads a push with thirty state counties to prepare grain and vegetable entries for the 1922 Montana State Fair in Helena. He notes expected top quality and urges all local growers to submit show worthy materials for judging and county representation.
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Montana
Teton County
Methodist Church Notes Promote Youth Involvement And Attendance
Rev. Harry T. Stong outlines a program at the Methodist Episcopal Church with 10:20 morning worship, Sunday School at 11:30, and 7:00 evening services. Epworth League gatherings target high school students, with a Tuesday study class and a Wednesday public meeting. Boy Scouts meet September 15 as the church urges inclusive participation and renewed commitment. Charles Blackman returns from Minneapolis after a three month stay.
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Epworth League
Boy Scouts
Teton High School Opens With Strong Enrollment
Registration for courses at Teton High School last Saturday followed by opening meetings of classes Tuesday yields a first day enrollment of 160, expected to near 200. Freshman 55, seniors 31 graduated last March. staff includes Prof. Williamson and Miss Hekel. grades staff listed under Prof. Ray with changes in eighth and seventh grade assignments.
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Teton High School
Williamson
Miss Hekel
Winthrop
Iowa
Miss Read
Bozeman
Mr. Howard
Portland
Oregon
Juan D. Ray
Ray
Avis Swanson
Prof. Ray
Harrison Craig
Lillian Steele
Lillian Dean
Ruth Daugherty
Ruth Sibelist
Opal Vandewark
Harry T. Stong
St Stephen's Church Proclaims Faith and Service Plans
Sunday services at St Stephen's Church include 11:00 a m Divine Worship and 12:00 m Church School with a 7:30 p m Evening Service. The morning sermon explores The Good Samaritan and the evening introduces a series on The Faith of the Church. Arnold Baker arrived from Kevin for a brief business visit.
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H. E. Bush
Episcopal Church
Bath
Federal Council of Churches In America
Chateau
Methodists of America
Episcopalians
General Convention of
The
Portland
Oregon
Arnold Baker
Kevin
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B. O. Price
J. A. Baart
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James Robison
Rose
H. B. Adams
W. J. Roulston
E. B. Maynard
Federal Reserve Banking System
Federal Reserve
First National Bank
J. M. Baker Co
Choteau Meat Co
M. A. O'Neill
Cut Bank
Phil I. Cole
Minneapolis
Myrna
Cedar Rapids
Rev
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Cornell
Mt. Vernon
Jerry Carlin
Renville
Minnesota
Parent-Teacher Association
S. R. Roll
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Monarch Lumber Co
Conrad and
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Wm. Cowgill
Somers
Missoula
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Conrad, Walier
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Flathead Country
Max Min Preay
Robert Clarkson
Co-operative Observer
DALEY
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Chateau Monday
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Citizens State Bank
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