Teton County Republicans Nominees Highlight Long Service
The county ticket praised for integrity and reform, featuring state legislature candidates D. F. Mains and C. F. McDonald. Mains, a ten-year Walier County resident and farmer active in Equity, is lauded for reputation and moral stand. McDonald, pioneer in Teton, owns land in the upper Teton area, Chateau property, and emphasizes energy in public service.
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D. F. Mains
C. F. McDonald
Mains
Wisconsin
Walier
C.$. McDonald
Teton County
McDonald
Upper Teton
Chateau
Stufft for Commissioner A Sturdy Republican Pick
Frank Stufft the republican candidate for commissioner is a successful local businessman from the northern county near Cut Bank. A long time resident he is described as of sterling integrity and ability. The piece argues he and the other republican candidate are sound and deserving of election to protect and advance county interests.
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Frank Stufft
Cut Bank
Stufft
Garrett for Clerk and Recorder A Trusted County Official
E. C. Garrett, a seasoned Republican candidate for county clerk and recorder in Teton County, is lauded for his thorough records knowledge and accommodating service. The article notes praise from a leading abstract firm for his efficiency and urges support, arguing against replacing the longtime incumbent Warner.
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E. C. Garrett
Teton County
Garrett
Ed Garrett
Warner
Paul Jacobson Seeks Broad County Support for Clerk Race
Republican candidate Paul Jacobson drums up county wide backing for clerk of the court. He is widely known, well qualified, and experienced in the office. He pledges uninterrupted service and pleasing dealings with the public.
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Paul Jacobson
Jacobson
Dick Dean Named as Sheriff Candidate Says He Will Enforce Law
R. P. Dick Dean, Republican candidate for sheriff, is commended for qualifications and commitment to fearless law enforcement. The speaker notes no campaign promises beyond enforcing the law, addressing public demand to end weakness and favoritism in the sheriff’s office.
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R. P. Dean
Dick Dean
High School Friday Music Assembly Delights Students
The morning program featured the high school orchestra performing Just a Wearyin for You with an encore Aloha. Lawrence Nasser played a piano solo to an enthusiastic response and Tales From Hoffman and Till the Sands of the Desert Grow Cold on the Victrola. Miss Smith’s violin solo impressed the audience with its clarity, accompanied by Mildred Houch. Alta Coboe and Mildred Forrest played Schubert Serenade. Lawrence Jackson gave a cornet solo with Mildred Houch, and the program ended with It s a Long Long Trail. Teachers and students anticipate future Friday concerts to enliven school life. Mr. Dietrich visited classes and appeared well pleased.
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Aloha
Lawrence Nasser
Desert
Miss Smith
Mildred Houch
Alta Coboe
Mildred Forrest
Lawrence Jackson
Lawrence
Milwaukee track work and school activities noted
The article records a teachers and pupils eventful Tuesday with glee club officers elected and track laying for the Milwaukee road observed. It notes marriage licenses issued by James Gibson and a senior class program planned for Friday with class officer elections and birthday mentions.
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Milwaukee
Milwaukee Road
Attorney H C Bartholomew to speak on Wet and Dry
Denver attorney Hon H C Bartholomew will address residents of Chateau and surrounding area on the Wet and Dry issue. The meeting will be held at the courthouse in this city on Friday October 13 at 7 20 p m.
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H. C. Bartholomew
Denver
Colo
Chateau and
Court House
Milwaukee Railway Sets Choteau to Farmington Track Plan
Milwaukee Railway crews reach Choteau on Monday and complete the line through town toward Farmington and Agawam pending favorable weather. Depot on First Street will include two industrial tracts and a passing track with water supply from city mains. Planting of trees at the depot site will form a park. Under current weather, rails and trains could be running within a month with grain elevators coal yards and other businesses planned along the right of way at Chateau Farmington and Agawam.
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Milwaukee
Farmington
Agawam
Chateau
Priest Butte
Great Northern
Priest Lake
Teton River
First Street
Old Hamilton Street
City Water Works
Court House
Division Street
Chateau, Farmington
Miss Lucy Burns Launches Montana Campaign Against Myers
Miss Burns arrives in Montana to oppose Senator Myers, a Democrat, over his party’s stance on nationwide woman suffrage. Three other suffrage workers head west to join existing forces as the final campaign month begins, stressing national enfranchisement and women’s influence on federal policy and labor laws.
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Lucy Burns
Congressional Union For Worn Suffrage
United States
Washington
Montana
Burns
Senator Myers
West
Woman’s Party
National Democracy
Myers
Miss Burns
Democratic Party
Senate
Congress
House
Civil Foreclosures And Related Actions Filed In District Court
A series of civil cases filed since the last report includes Richard Rasmussen versus Heirs at law of Nettie J. Spencer and James Donovan on mortgage foreclosure. Minnie L. Hedge vs George D. Hedge for divorce. James H. Tallman against Mrs. August Dittmer and others on mortgage foreclosure. First National Bank of Cut Bank Montana et al. and Hill spouses on mortgage foreclosure. Henry and Nelligan versus Peterson on transcript of judgment. Boorman Mercantile Co. versus John England and Byron DeForrest against Byron Carson on transcript of judgment. Minneapolis Threshing Co. versus Loretta L. Sturgeon estate administrator, Larabee Bros., and C. H. Kester on mortgage foreclosure. Henry M. Jenses versus Joseph Lillard estate administrators, and Alfred Harris, on mortgage foreclosure.
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Clerk of the District Court
Richard Rasmussen
Nettie J. Spencer
James Donovan
Minnie L. Hedge
George D. Hedge
James H. Tallman
August Dittmer
Curtis H. Hill
Gertrude Switzer
William Howe
Elizabeth Howe
First National Bank of Cut Bank
Montana
Charles A. Hill
Mathilda Hill
Minneapolis Threshing Company
Loretta L. Sturgeon
Joseph Sturgeon
Larabee Bros., Bankers
C. H. Kester
Henry M. Jenses
Joseph Lillard
William Lillard
Mary Lillard
Alfred Harris
Episcopal Church Notes Services at 10 30 Sunday
Rev L F Haley invites parishioners and neighbors to attend Sunday worship at 10 30 featuring morning prayer hymns bible reading and a sermon. A full vested choir will process down the outside aisle and up the center to the stalls before the sermon.
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L.F. Haley
Vote Montana Dry Meeting At Chateau Court House
A dry meeting by the local W C T U at the Chateau court house drew many voters. Dr Edwin J Stearns of New York spoke with cartoons and remarks. Saloons closed during the event to encourage attendance. a wet forces meeting is planned for this evening at the same venue.
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Montana
Court House
Edwin J. Stearns
New York
Chateau
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Republican County Ticket
Mains and McDonald
Joseph Hirshberg
Julius Hirshberg
Hirshberg Brothers
Jin Teton County
Choteau, Montana
R. P
Dick’’ Dean
Rabid Rudolph
Ivo
Aingt
Ual
Mr. Dietrich
Girls’ Glee Club
Wilma Jones
Mary Longmuir
Dorothy Longmuir
Bernice
Bessie Moore
James Gibson
Ashley Quintard Rewell
Littleton
Agnes Sherburne
Browning
Dan W. Hill
Dupuyer
Burnice Kipp
Blackfoot
James Driscoll
Isabelle Goodburn
Bynum
Literary
Alta Cohoe
Ilness
Tom Radcliffe
Mary McNely
Wallace Frost
Hildegarde Lindseth
Nan Burrell
Hazel Hane
John Weaver
Harold Forrest
Milwaukee Railway
Choteau
Abe Henry
Michael Nelligan
Henry
Boorman Mercantile Company, A Corporation
John England
Byron DeForrest
Byron Carson
Episcopal Church Notes
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