Official Paper of Teton County Adopts New Rate
The Official Paper of Teton County sets a yearly subscription at 2.00 dollars. Readers are informed of the revised annual price and terms for the upcoming year.
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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1906
Page
4
The Official Paper of Teton County sets a yearly subscription at 2.00 dollars. Readers are informed of the revised annual price and terms for the upcoming year.
The state central committee of Montana orders the Republican State Convention at Helena on September 12, 1908 at noon in the Auditorium. Delegates from counties including Beaverhead and Broadwater are to attend to nominate candidates for Congress and Supreme Court Associate Justice and transact other business. All Republican electors and supporters are invited to participate in primaries and conventions for delegate selection.
The document lists numerous payments and commitments by the county including Wm Dawes James Thorn Nels Stimson IG Hopkinson and JF Bjornstad for various services and goods. It details lumber supplies drilling and pump repairs medical contracts and a general fund total of 85 548 72 with lease and construction expenses recorded.
The document sets forth election rules for delegates and alternates to the convention. It covers when substitutes vote, county absentees, and counties with no delegates, plus restrictions on residency and party affiliation. It also explains contest filings with the State Central Committee and subsequent reporting to the convention. Secretary C D Ver Rencl signs the notice.
A ledger fragment lists funds including Contingent, Poor, Court House, and a Grand Total. Clerk A C Warner notes entries with monetary amounts such as 22.00 and 20.00, indicating small fund movements and a summarized balance.
The Chateau school begins its second year with a creed stressing citizenship and moral, patriotic American values. New faculty members Miss Louise Auerbace and Miss Martha Gordon bring prior teaching experience from Montana and Minnesota. Enrollment totals 88 students across grammar, intermediate, and primary grades.
A fragment from a records page notes the Chateau Acanstha operation's job print department. It lists tasks, staffing, and workflow details observed in the sparse OCR. The entry highlights internal roles and production flow within the department.
Primaries select delegates and alternates for the county Republican convention to be held Saturday Sept 22. The list shows harmony in the selections with numerous names from various precincts and districts, indicating unity and likely forthcoming cooperation at the convention.
Ben Feist of Collins runs Best Brands Wines and a local feed stable. He oversees a team with trusted caretakers ready to care for anyone leaving the group.
Certificate lists the Stonehouse brothers Ken neth C. Stonehouse and Joseph N. Stonehouse as partners in Stonehouse Brothers General Merchandise with principal business in Bynum Teton County Montana. Notarized September 1 1906 by John W Shields Notary Public.
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