Candidacy Announcements for Teton County Sheriff
Local notices show candidates announcing for sheriff in Teton County. P Dick Dean and John Zimmerman pledge to serve taxpayers if nominated and elected. J M Weaver surveys as Democrat, and William Miller reverses withdrawal to pursue the race amid party criticism.
Candidates for county treasurer in Teton County
Two residents announce Republican bids for county treasurer. A B Guthrie, long-time freeholder and accountant, vows an efficient economical administration if nominated. U W Timothy, with fifteen years bookkeeping and two years in the county courthouse, pledges an efficient administration if elected.
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Teton County
A.B Guthrie
Republcan
Teton County Court House
Tam
U.W. Timothy
Democrat announces candidacy for county commissioner in 1916
A formal declaration seeks the Democratic nomination for county commissioner. The candidate pledges careful duties and a strong eight square deal, subject to Democratic primary electors on August 29, 1916.
County Commissioner Candidate Pledges Broad Reform
Conrade H. Ledgerwood announces for county commissioner stating every section of the county will be his policy if nominated and elected. The notice, dated July 28 1916 from Bynum Montana lists Co C Sheele urging republican voters in Teton county to vote in the August 29 primary.
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Teton County
William Miller
Conrad, Mont Dan Ledgerwood
Co. C. Sheele
Bynum
Montana
Carl Christian Melsby
Chateau
Ella M.garrett
7Th Ave
Great Falls
R. N. Sutherlin. Register
A. H. Gray
Nomination for Clerk of District Court in Montana
A Republican ticket nomination ad urges voters in Teton County for the clerk of district court, pledging economical and efficient administration if elected. A second item supports IT. S. MARTINE for the same post, citing deputy experience and commitment to duties ahead of the August 29, 1916 election.
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District Court of
Teton County
Fairfield
Mont
IT. S. Martine
County Attorney Nominations In Teton County
A set of political notices announcing candidacies for county attorney in Teton County. Walter L. Verge seeks Democratic nomination, with August 29, 1916 primary. R. M. Hattersley and John J. Greene enter Democratic bids, pledging impartial administration and faithful performance if elected.
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Teton County
Walter L. Verge
Prescott and ReCam A Republican Nomin ation for County Clerk and Recorder
Two political notices outline nominations for county clerk and recorder. H A Prescott, at 51 Chateau, Mont, seeks Democratic nomination pledging efficient administration. A reformulated Republican candidate pledges safe accurate records and diligent duty with economy.
County to assume jurisdiction over Blackfeet reserve area
E C Garrett expresses willingness to coordinate county handling of a large Blackfeet reservation region. He aims to dovetail the business in a workmanlike manner to avoid formal intervention, signaling a regional governance strategy and cooperation with local authorities.
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Blackfeet Reservation
E C. Garrett
Montana 1916 Primary Candidacies for Teton County Representatives
Local notices announce candidates for Montana state representative seats in Teton County. Names include C. McDonald Samuel Sollid Clarence C. Davis John W. Coburn and F. Mains, all seeking Republican or Democratic nominations in the August 29 1916 primary election and promising to serve taxpayers and farmers if elected.
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Teton County
McDonald
House of Representatives
Montana
Samuel A. Sollid
Barnett Announces County Surveyor Candidacy
John H Barnett declares as a Republican nominee for county surveyor in Tevon County. He states the nomination rests with voters at the August primaries and pledges efficient impartial office conduct if elected. Chateau Montana July 28 1916.
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John H Barnett
Chateau
Montana
Tevon County
Notice to Creditors in Estate of Florence Larance
Notice is hereby given by the undersigned administrator of the estate of Florence Larance, deceased, to creditors and all persons having claims against the deceased to present their claims with vouchers.
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Florence Larance
R. Zimmerman
Zimmerman heirs seek decree on NW section 25 land dispute
In Montana District Court, Joan and Eva Zimmerman sue all claimants to NW section 25, T22N R3W, to establish heirship and equal undivided shares. Publication dates August–September 1916 list potential lienors and the attorney T H Pridham. A separate note reports 210,000 native trout shipped to Choteau Rod and Gun Club from the state fish hatchery with volunteers delivering the fish to Willow and nearby creeks.
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District Court
Eighth Judicial District
State of Montana
County of
Teton
John Zimmerman
Evan. Zimmerman
Joan Zimmerman
Eva S. Zimmerman
State of
Montana
R. W
R. Zimmerman
A. D
Lseal
James Gibson
Henry Schaettgen
St. Paul
Minn
Rachel M. Hayes
T. H. Pridham
Chateau
Choteau
McDonald
Teton River
For Sale Twin Cylinder Indian Motorcycle
Classified notice offering a twin cylinder Indian motorcycle in first class condition for sale. Inquire at the Choteau Feed Store.
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Choteau
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Sheriff
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Dupuser
Lewis and Clark
Cascade
J. M Weaver
Tama
R. M. Hattersley
John J. Greene
Chateau, Mont H. A. Prescott
Cam
Clarence C. Davis
Conrad
John W. Coburn
F. Mains
Repubblican
Larson Block
James Larance
James Sulgrove
County of Teton
Herbert R. Wyman
Department of the Interior
United States Land Office
Hodgkiss
Choteau, Montana
the Pioneer Cafe
A. M. Walley
Arket
Choteau Meat Company
Bobe Blacksmith Shop
I. Lestrud
the Oasis
Collins, Montana
Ben Feist
J. I. Cain
Louis Bedore Bole