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Newspaper
Choteau Montanan
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1916
Page
4
Several individuals declare run for sheriff in Teton County under both Republican and Democratic banners. R P Dean and Zimmermann announce on June 2 1916 for the Republican ticket. J M Weaver and others seek Democratic nomination. Miller reenters race after withdraw.
Tama freeholder and longtime resident A B Goturesr announces candidacy for county treasurer noting fifteen years in the county and Republican involvement. Timotley also declares as a Republican candidate pledging an efficient economical administration and familiarity with the treasurer’s office.
Conrad Mout Ledgerwood announces his candidacy for county commissioner on the Democratic ticket subject to the primary August 29. He pledges careful duty performance and a square deal for every section of the county if nominated and elected.
Walter L. Verge declares his run for the Democratic nomination for county attorney of Teton County. The declaration comes with the primary election set for August 29, 1915, subject to voters’ decision.
H A Prescott of Choteau Montana announces a Democratic nomination for the office of county clerk and recorder, pledged to voters to provide efficient personal administration if nominated and elected, with the primary set for August 29.
Rain boosts crops with expectations of another strong season after 1916. Local gatherings include a picnic at district No. 20 and a community club meeting postponed due to the storm. Residents travel to Great Falls for school, land office business, and homestead changes.
Weather notes and social items from Dry Forks record residents traveling to Chateau Bynum and Great Falls. Events include sewing clubs at Mrs Campbell and Mrs Daggett, a Blackleaf literary night with Dry Forks attendees, a Dance afterward, and care for a new Campbell baby. Names include Sullivan Collins Campbell Daggett Leech Russell Stephler Gowan Halpin.
A horse owned by Mr. Bascoe was killed by a lightning strike during a Saturday storm. A bolt also struck A. Steensma’s granary causing minor damage. T. S. Armstrong traveled from Great Falls on Wednesday to visit his family.
For sale listings include a camp stove a wood heater a coal heater a walnut dresser a childs folding bed a door screen a window screen a set swinging hinges a carpet stretcher a tea kettle and a bath tub. Dr McGuire of Brady has charge of the McGregor hospital.
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