Marriage Announcement and Local News From Choteau
The notice reports the marriage of Miss Ingrid Johnson to Mgr Theodore Anderson both of the Farmington bench. Mrs Anderson visiting here. Gertrude Carlson and Carolyn Carlson visited, a ball game between married and single men occurred, and the married men lost. Eighth grade exams in Chateau reportedly passed. Mr Rorvick and daughter visiting Belle Lindseth. Beach residents celebrated July Fourth in Chateau. A baby girl born to Mr and Mrs Gus Denner at the Choteau hospital last week. Evvie Doializ visiting home. American Legion Post thanks county residents for Fourth of July success. Chateau merchants contributing to the pavilion debt fully paid. Pavilion serves Teton County and invites use for community events.
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4Ingred Johnson
Mgr
Theodore Anderson
Farmington
Anderson
Gertrude
Carolyn Carlson
Great’Falls
S. Lindseth
Chateau
Rorvick
Circle Montana
Belle Lindseth
Chotau
Gus Denner
Choteau Hospital
Evvie Doializ
American Legion Post
Choteau
Montana
Teton County
Democratic National Convention Nominates Davis Bryan Ticket
At Madison Square Garden the Democratic convention ends a 10 day deadlock by nominating John W. Davis of West Virginia for president with Gov. Charles W. Bryan of Nebraska as vice president. Bryan is chosen after a heated balloting process, ratified around 2:22 A.M. Eastern, with McAdoo supporters among the dissenters and Smith backers watching the outcome.
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Madison Square Garden
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Uose
John W. Davis
West Virginia
Charles W. Bryan
Nebraska
Bryan
Davis
William Jennings Bryan
Pallot
Mr. Davis
Smith
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Gov. Smith
Walsh Declines Democratic Vice Presidential Nomination
Senator Thomas J. Walsh of Montana formally declined the vice presidential nomination at the Democratic convention in New York City. In a letter read by Representative Barkley of Kentucky, Walsh said it would be unwise to leave the Senate chair and noted party unity and Senate control as reasons against accepting the nomination.
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Madigan Square Garden
Walsh
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Barkley
Kentucky
Walsh Felong
City
New York
Senate
Congress
Public Library Announces Winter Hours Change
Beginning Saturday the library opens 3 P M closes 6 P M during vacation children may exchange books on Tuesday evening at the same time.
Keogh Couple Attends Choteau 4th Celebration
Mr and Mrs Luke Keogh of the T S Gap community joined local residents in Choteau for a Fourth of July celebration with community spirit and patriotic activities.
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Luke Keogh
T. S. Gap
Choteau
Clarke Mc bill forestry plan aid for shelterbelts
Missoula July 3 The Clarke Mc bill authorizes the Secretary of Agriculture to cooperate with states and agencies to furnish trees and nursery stock to eastern Montana farmers. An appropriation of 200000 may be provided, but Congress must next session determine exact funds. The plan envisions a patrol system under state highway commission control with payrolls and expenses approved accordingly.
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Congress
Montana
Forest Service and Extension Service
Dept. of Agriculture
State Forestry Department
State Extension Service
Montana rail commission ends daily Agawam service
In Helena on July 7 the Montana railroad commission granted Milwaukee’s request to discontinue the daily Great Falls to Agawam branch service starting July 10. A tri weekly schedule will begin with extra service as needed, lasting at least until November 1 after crop movement. District Supt. H. M. Gillick of Lewistown and H. K. Wahoske of Great Falls attended.
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Judith Basin
Aenavik
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