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Newspaper
Choteau Montanan
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1924
Page
5
Arch ie Murchie announces race for sheriff of Teton County on the Republican ticket. He pledges strict enforcement of laws and a clean, economical government and seeks voter support across the county. Paid adv.
Residents report on yesterday afternoon gatherings at homes in the southern part of town. The Jolly Matrong Club announces a reorganization led by local members. Mr and Mrs Wallace Weaver return from Dillon and plan to relocate. Several from here expect to attend the Epworth League Picnic on the first. Mr Ziegler of Cordova conducted business in town on Wednesday.
Charles Crane filed this week for the Republican nomination for county commissioner. He has served as chairman of the county board for the past four years and expects strong support from local electors.
Mrs Saylor files papers to seek a county office clarifying a candidacy bid. The filing signals entry into local government races, with details pending official notices and candidate records.
Carl A. Jessen state high school supervisor will deliver the commencement address at the 8th grade exercises in Chateau Friday July 25 evening in the high school auditorium. Also notes local notices including county maintenance resolutions and recent local happenings.
The story emphasizes that a strong narrative powers a Western. Wm Hart productions fostered dramatic quality and the Paramount picture Singer Jim McKee, written by Hart and adapted by J G Hawks, debuts Sunday and Monday at the Royal theater. The film offers a distinctive modern Western focusing on a BUM mind.
Chateau Montana July 11 1924 notice that all registered warrants on the Insect Pest Fund are called for payment by JO G Meadows treasurer Interest on these warrants ceases after the date First publication July 11 1924 and July 18 1924
The Old Timers picnic will be held Sunday July 20 at Chateau. The event will feature old songs and games to enliven the gathering and all members are urged to attend. Arlie Hanson of Fairfield visits town with cousin Herman Hanson and plans to return home soon.
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