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Newspaper
Choteau Montanan
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1920
Page
4
The notices indicate gatherings on the second and fourth Fridays of each month at Moose Hall. W H Webb is the clerk and John A Gleason is listed with the position C G.
The piece discusses Harding Coolidge as national ticket leaders and criticizes Tammany Hall’s Murphy influence inside the Democratic Party. It cites William Jennings Bryan’s remarks, references the 1920 convention in San Francisco, and warns about political maneuvering affecting votes in November. It also lists livestock sale details and a stock inspector's notice in Cut Bank Montana.
Glenn Betts arrested last week on a grand larceny warrant faced district court on Tuesday. He pled guilty and received a sentence of one to two years in Deer Lodge State Prison, but was paroled by Judge Greene, effectively reducing the punishment.
The trustees of School District No. 8 Teton County Montana will sell 22 coupon bonds at 250 each totaling 5500 on August 7 1920 at 2 00 PM at the district schoolhouse Bond terms include 6 percent interest payable semi annually a 15 year redemption with 20 year maturity Bids must be par value with certified check 275 drawn to the clerk and bids may be public or private The district may reject bids and sale details list P L Ost ness chairman Jennie Kerr Ella Derusha trustees Attest Henry Davidson clerk First publication July 16 1920 Montanan 2 00 per year
Ww J Johnson and Arthur D Johnson dba Johnson Brothers sue A H Barr and L M Barr. Writ of execution issued July 20 1920 in Teton County Montana. Property to be sold includes Lots 21 22 23 24 25 26 in Block 2 Cowgill Addition Choteau. Sale set for August 3 1920 at 2 PM at court house front door. Solicitor George Coffey Jr. First published July 28 1920.
A historical call for reform during reconstruction urging voters to embrace a primary driven shift from old political factions. The speech argues for a businesslike government, budget discipline, and loyalty, promising exact justice for capital and labor and adherence to the Constitution and laws.
The owner can recover two horses by paying charges. A light bay mare, 1100 pounds, four white feet, branded right jaw, blaze. A roan horse, 900 pounds, branded right shoulder, left thigh, vented left shoulder, missing since about 1400. Inquire of Joanis Cowan, Chateau, Montana.
The record notes scheduled meetings on the second and fourth Tuesday of every month with Bert Christie listed as dictator and W. H. Howard as secretary.
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