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Newspaper
Choteau Montanan
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1922
Page
4
A 1922 homily argues morals are geographic and government has outgrown the people, urging reform in education and integrity in leaders. It condemns vote swapping in state legislatures as a national scandal that robs the public and inflates state budgets.
Anti mosquito lotion promotion at Chateau Drug Co. Dr Rhoads and several couples joined a Teton steak fry Thursday evening. Bud Liptak arrived for a business visit, recently in Illinois and now in California. Chester Hale moves into N E Roberts house across from the public school, with Mrs Roberts set for a Seattle visit. The Hales plan a two week auto trip through Missoula Kalispell and other western Montana points. Jerry Carlin of Danube, Minnesota, visits friends in the city.
W R Lathrop and son visited the city with the editor of the Dutton Sentinel staying at the health clinic. Charles M Russell and family toured Chateau en route to Lake McDonald, while Lawrence Jackson and Frank Petch planned work in Seattle then California. A county farm Fourth of July celebration honored Mrs See with guests from Power Farmington Great Falls and Power area, all enjoying a picnic lunch and hospitable reception.
Fifteen cars carrying over 3,000 head of sheep passed through Olo eau on the Milwaukee to Agawam route Wednesday evening. The Benton Sheep Company ranch near Shonkin ships the flock for grazing in the national forest reserve in divisions A, C and D, spanning nearly 20 sections in the lower Two Medicine, Hyde Creek and Wood Creek areas.
District one forest service officials say current federal law on 25 percent of forest receipts returned to states may suffice for Montana. They note state road and school fund shares and warn softer allocations could hurt districts during large timber sales, potentially causing instability in school funding.
Glacier Park starts its thirteenth season with the first aerial taxi concession to Charles Middleton of Spokane. The winged flights offer an eagle’s view of the Rockies, but most visitors still prefer the traditional auto route into the park. Middleton formerly served in the U S aviation service.
In Great Falls a windstorm at Barling baseball park Tuesday afternoon tore off the grandstand roof where 800 to 900 sat. The wreckage fell behind a cleared area. one car was damaged and several women and children suffered minor injuries amid panic. Trees lost branches and some were uprooted as boulevard lights were shattered.
Edythe W. Saylof announces her bid for State Senator of Teton County subject to Republican primaries next August. She pledges tax reform and inheritance tax legislation if nominated and elected, and urges support for the county superintendent of schools.
Notice to voters of Teton County announces Stanley R. Foot seeking the county attorney position. The bid is subject to Republican primary approval next August. He pledges an impartial administration and strict enforcement of all laws to the best of his ability.
Notice to voters in Teton County outlines W. W. Peterson as a sheriff candidate subject to August 29 primaries. He pledges strict law enforcement and efficient administration if nominated and elected.
J L Collins announces candidacy for sheriff in Teton County with a pledge of a clean and efficient administration, strict enforcement of laws, and broad voter support across party lines ahead of the August 29 1922 Democratic primary.
Notice to voters of Teton County seeks approval by the Republican Party at the August primaries. The candidate pledges an efficient economical administration prioritizing taxpayers and county interests.
Notice to voters outlines campaigns for Teton County offices with emphasis on economy, orderly administration, and prioritizing employment for ex servicemen. Highlights refer to Republican parity at August primaries and law enforcement standards.
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