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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1906
Page
4
Henry Smith of Lewis and Clark County is named as associate justice. The selection highlights Smith's legal experience and ties to the state capital. Officials note his qualifications and potential impact on state judiciary operations.
The Conrad's Observer charges that Teton county paid 456.81 for printing and blank books in the last quarter while Cascade county spent 496.15. The Observer admits a difference but claims facts show disputed bills and timing, noting 335.81 for the quarter ending August 31 1996 and that Cascade bills cover August only.
Local union orders funeral services to be moved to weekdays for the afflicted to observe rites. Editorial note hints at political bias in Conrad's Observer. Mentions Republican ticket support and county printing costs in Chouteau and Kalispell references.
Sam Potter is set to be re-elected representative by a bigger majority, following a previous win that secured a 245 vote margin. The shift signals rising support and potential political momentum for Potter ahead of the next term.
With Senator Ralston out of the race Teton county Republicans name three successful honest business men as candidates for county commissioners. They expect clear victories and large majorities against Cowgill.
By direction of the county central committee a democratic county convention is called to meet at the court house in Choteau at 10 a m on Wednesday October 3 1906 to nominate candidates for county offices and conduct other party business Primaries for delegates and alternates to the county convention will be held October 1 1906 polls open 2 p m to 14 p m at designated precincts listing apportionment by votes for supreme court associate justice in 1904 Names of precincts and locations provided including Chateau Lake Basin Lowry Belleview Raymond Bynum Collins Armington Dupuyer Conrad Birch Creek Shelby Cut Bank R R round house and St Marys Sweet Grass with call signs G M COPRPHY secretary T BROOKS chairman
A list of delegates and alternates chosen to attend the Democratic State Convention held in Butte on September 26 1900 representing Teton County. Names include James Richie Ed Dennis H Beaupre J R Young H Radcliffe Wu Bevin A Kimball Thomas Mead and others with alternates listed.
In a Detroit Free Press anecdote a sharp aunt navigates a family dinner by probing with tact. Her nephew warns of city freedoms, she primes guests with questions about stocks and revealed scandals. She boasts how she steered conversations and kept herself safe.
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