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Choteau Montanan

Location

Choteau, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jul 21, 1916

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Wood Waste Exchange Widely Used by Lumber Firms

Washington July 18 The forest service reports extensive use of the wood waste exchange by lumbermen and wood working factories since 1914. Two quarterly lists connect buyers with sellers of waste material and no charge is made for the service, with entries available by writing to the Forest Service in Washington DC.

Washington Wood Waste Exchange The Forest Service Aye'sons Washington, DC

New Corporation Formed in Great Falls for Montana Newspaper

Articles of incorporation filed last week for the Montana Newspaper Association to publish a weekly news insert in Montana weekly papers. Capitalized at $50,000 with Oliver F. Wadsworth, H. P. Raban, and W. W. Cheeley as directors. The plan centers on a weekly insert, with general newspaper publication as a potential future line.

Great Falls Montana Newspaper Association Montana Oliver F. Wadsworth H. P. Raban W. W. Cheeley

Henderson Files Candidacy for Governor on Republican Ticket

Silver Bow sheriff Charles S. Henderson filed his gubernatorial candidacy with Secretary A. M. A. Alder on the Republican ticket. He pledges to enforce laws impartially, appoint capable officials, promote Montana's welfare and resources, and ensure just taxation and prudent state spending. Wednesday's Helena Record.

Charles S. Henderson Silver Bow County Secretary of A. M. Alderson Montana Helena

Pray Announces His Candidacy for U S Senator

Charles N. Pray of Great Falls filed today as a Republican candidate for the United States Senate in Montana. He cites his three terms in Congress and pledges to honor the Hughes and Fairbanks platform, asking to be printed with that line on the ballot.

Charles N. Pray Great Falls Montana Congress United States Hughes Fairbanks Republican National Platform Pray Helena

Hughes plans five city stops on trans continental tour

planning on trip west Hughes will deliver speeches in five tentative cities Detroit August 7 Chicago August 8 St Paul or Minneapolis August 9 or 10 San Francisco and Los Angeles dates to be announced only Detroit is fixed where he will open his campaign placement of San Francisco or Los Angeles unclear relative to his vacation to the Rocky mountains pressed for final scheduling with details to follow

Bridgehampton N. Y Charles E. Hughes Detroit Chicago St. Paul Minneapolis San Francisco Los Angeles Hughes The Rocky Mountains

Bozeman Man Files for Republican Lieutenant Governor Nomination

Lieutenant Governor candidate Nelson B. Story of Bozeman filed with the Secretary of State in Helena last Monday announcing his intention to run on the Republican ticket. He requests the ballot listing read A Montanan for Montana. favoring sane legislation and uniform protection of the laws.

Nelson B. Story Bozeman Secretary of State Helena Montana

Booster Train Brings Joy to Montana and North Dakota Children

A feature on the Booster Train honoring St Paul travels across the prairie bringing gifts to boys and girls. The event highlights how business, religion, and statecraft return to simple joys to make children happy and inspire future generations. The piece credits Tony Snyder's band and the train's gifts for creating a lasting, lessons for tomorrow.

Robert J. Burdette Columbus St. Paul Montana North Dakota

Second Montana Regiment Assumes Outpost Duty On Border

A telegram to Adjutant General Greenan from Captain Lansing reports the Second Montana is now efficient in a military role and has taken over outpost and border patrol duty at Douglas. The move is believed to relieve regular troops and improve border security.

Helena Montana Greenan Lansing Douglas Express

Wool Clip Totals 25 Million For U S Farmers

Washington July 14 American sheep raisers will receive about 25 000 000 for this year s wool crop the department of agriculture announced today. Average June prices were 28 7 a pound higher than in many years. Fleece weight averages 6 9 pounds and annual output reaches about 87 000 000 fleeces. fleeces have risen in weight year by year per department figures.

Washington Department of Agriculture

Puget Sound Shaped By Nationwide War Readiness

The nation’s preparedness push dominates policy as the United States readies for possible conflict. Puget Sound is set to gain from expanded navy yards, funding and shipbuilding, with Bremerton and other yards receiving upgrades. The July 14 appropriation totals 315 million dollars, signaling a major defense buildout on the Pacific coast.

United States Puget Sound Puget Sound Navy Yard Pacific House of Representatives Navy Yards Bremerton Norfolk Philadelphia Boston

Sunnyside Hotel Fire At Alhambra Kills Miner

Sunnyside hotel at Alhambra burned down early Sunday. Dan Driscoll, a miner, was found dead among charred remains near an east wall. coroner called later. D. I. Ames, the proprietor, estimated losses at about 65 000 with some insurance. Guests escaped uninjured as the fire started about 1 a m. and the building collapsed after flames consumed the two story frame structure with concert hall.

Dan Driscoll Sunnyside Alhambra D. I. Ames Mr. Driscoll The Garrett Whitehall Driscoll’s Lutte Scratch Fleming Ames

Primary Nominating Election Date Set for August 29 1916

Voters are reminded the primary nominating election will be held Tuesday August 29 1916 to choose candidates for state district and county offices and delegates to conventions. The great register closes July 29 1916 and the general election occurs November 7 1916 with the close October 7 1916.

Congress Great Register

Republican tickets filed for local offices

Nominations list Sam Sollid for representative J H Barnet for county surveyor and C H Connor for county coroner all running as Republicans in the upcoming election.

Sam Sollid J. H. Barnet C. H. Connor

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New Corporation Story Fairyland Tony Snyder Northwest Booster Train Larry HO U.S Joseph Hirshberg Julius Hirshberg Hirshberg Brothers Teton County Choteau, Montana Burns Mr. Ames
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