Republican state ticket for Uo senator Charles Pray
Republican candidates listed include Charles N Pray for Uo Senator G W Farr Jeannette Ranisin for Chief Justice Theodore Brantley for Governor Frank J Edwards for Lieutenant Governor Jot Annin for Attorney General Ford for Secretary of State Cot Stewart for State Treasurer H Hart for State Auditor W D Fenner for Railroad Commissioner Daniel Boylis for Clerk of Supreme Court William O Craig for State Superintendent May Trumper
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles N. Pray
Ot. Stewart
H. Hart
W. D. Fenner
Daniel Boylis
Supreme Court
William O. Craig
May Trumper
Republician Judicial Ticket Judge Kazath District JR W Berry
Judicial ballot item lists JR W Berry and WP Costello for the Kazath Judicial District. The ticket includes two candidates, with Berry positioned as a Republican judge contender and Costello as a collaborator or opponent on the slate. The notice indicates a partisan selection context.
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Republician
Kazath
JR W. Berry
Costello
Republican County Ticket for Local Elections
The slate lists candidates for County offices including Member of the House of Representatives, County Commissioner by Frank Stuppft, County Clerk Moe Garrett, Sheriff Rp. Dean, Clerk of District Court Paul Jacobson, County Auditor James Smith, County Treasurer A B Guthrie, County Assessor John L Lundgren, County Attorney R M Battersley, County Surveyor John H Barnett, Superintendent of Schools Grace M Thompson, Coroner Chas H Connor, Public Administrator Byron Corson, and Justice of the Peace Chateau Township John E Dehaas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Jacobson
James Smith
Aob Guthrie
John L. Lundgren
R M.battersley
John H. Barnett
Chas. H. Connor
Byron Corson
Justice of the Peace
Chateau Township
John E. Dehaas
Local Briefs From Falls and Nearby Areas
C A Cowell spent Wednesday in the Falls. Ed Alzheimer of Collins, here for jury duty, was excused by Judge Leslie and returned home. J W Quail, visiting in California for months, was in Chateau yesterday en route to his home at Dupuyer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A. Cowell
the Falls
Ed Alzheimer
Collins
Leslie
J. W. Quail
California
Chateau
Dupuyer
Local Visitors and Hiring Noted in Chote
Attorney D. W. Doyle from Great Falls visited Chote this week. Gail Beckner from Spokane and Miss Margaret Moran of Great Falls became clerks at Jos. Khirshberg & Co. Cole Bros. shipped three stock sheep cars from Choteau and two from Bore to Dakota feeders on Wednesday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. W. Doyle
Great Falls
Chote
Gail Beckner
Spokane
Margaret Moran
Jos. Khirshberg & Co
Cole Bros
Choteau
Bole
Gambling Guilty Plea Leads to $100 Fine
M. G. Himes formerly of By num was sentenced in district court last Monday afternoon after pleading guilty to gambling charges brought by the county attorney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. G. Himes
Bynum
Berry campaigns in Chateau stressing cross county appeal
R W Berry of Great Falls, Republican candidate for district judge, visited Chateau this week. He is known across Cascade Toole and Teton counties and is expected to attract Democratic votes beyond his party base.
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R. W. Berry
Great Falls
Chateau
Judge Berry
Cascade
Toole
Teton
Republicans Rally at Porter Beach School House
A republican rally will be held at the school house at Porter beach tomorrow evening with Miss Florence Leech and Hon. OD. F. Mains of Valier as the principal speakers. Several republican candidates and others from Chateau plan to attend the meeting.
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Porter
Porter Beach
Florence Leech
OD. F. Mains
Valier
Chateau
Strain Bros. Store Closes in Choteau under W. J. Strain Orders
Strain Bros. Mercantile Co. in Choteau, operated as Choteau Mercantile Co., shut on Monday morning by orders from W. J. Strain of Great Falls. Stock is being removed. Despite large county interests, it’s felt the owners cannot manage a large mercantile business while based elsewhere.
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Strain Bros
Choteau
Choteau Mercantile Co
W. J. Strain
Great Halls
Teton County
Chateau
Local Visitors and Political Moves in Lewistown
Mrs. Harry Shick and daughter visit the E. E. Crawford home while Kenneth McKenzie and Hugh Rose of Brady attend a district court trial. Frank H. Pings of Conrad campaigns for county assessor in Chateau. John M. Howland advertises farm loan money. Geo. W. Magee and Geo. Therrien visit the county seat. Eighty tons of coal at the courthouse bunker caught fire from spontaneous combustion, mostly saved after flooding. Rumors of John Zimmerman running for sheriff were denied. he recalls a prior run 70 years ago and says, if you can't run, take your medicine.
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Kenneth McKenzie
Hugh Rose
Brady
Court House
DeHans
John Zimmerman
Fauirfield
Teton County
Fairfield Times
Death by Shotgun in Boarding House Room
Oliver H. Keifer a Great Northern Express messenger died in his room at a boarding house on First Avenue North after he, while seated and about to lace his shoes, pulled a shotgun thought to be unloaded toward him. The shot entered his chest and caused instant death. His wife was present.
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Oliver H. Keifer
Great Northern Express Company
First Avenue North
Keifer
Great Falls Tribune
Mrs. Richardson May Accompany for Minneapolis Burial
Mrs. Richardson travels from Great Falls this morning and may join Mrs. Miefer to Minneapolis where the remains will be taken for interment. Mrs. Kiefer is sister to Mrs. A F Richardson of Chateau and to Mrs. Waldo of the Spring Valley country.
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Kiefer
A.F. Richardson
Chateau
Waldo
Spring Valley
Waddell Pleads Guilty To Elk Killing Out Of Season
Nels Waddell of Dupuyer charged with killing an elk out of season pleads guilty in district court. Judge Leslie imposes a 100 dollar fine or 42 dollars per day in jail. the fine is paid. Waddell and Nick Dodds had run short of provisions while prospecting in Sun River canyon and killed the elk when the opportunity arose after a forest supervisor reported meat found by their cabin.
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Nels Waddell
Dupuyer
Leslie
Waddell
Nick Dodds
Sun River
Fairfield town hall to be dedicated with governor speaker
Mrs Mary C Taylor plans to stay at her Fairfield ranch through threshing. The Fairfield town hall is to be completed shortly and dedicated with exercises on Saturday September 30 with Governor Stewart as speaker.
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Mary C. Taylor
Fairfield
Stewart
Great Northern to run Helena rail specials for state fair
The Great Northern will operate two special trains to Helena next week for the state fair, leaving Great Falls at 7 30 a m and returning to Great Falls at 11 20 p m from Helena Station. The Montanan appears as a twelve page panel with a Montana origin insert, while subscription remains $2 a year. The paper praises the Montanan and notes a Seattle P I excerpt about Joseph P MacMurtrey, a former Teton County High School student now holding four positions. Success to you Patton.
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Great Northern Railway
Helena
Great Falls
Montanan
Montana Newspaper Association of
Montana
The
Seattle Post-Intelligencer
Joseph P. MacMurtrey
Teton County
Chateau
McMurtrey
Law Department
University of Washington
Patton
Fairfield to Build Two Grain Elevators at Once
Fairfield to receive Equity and Montana Central grain elevators with a building crew arriving Wednesday. Materials arrive today to start both projects aimed for completion by October first. Thompson company of Leewistown handles Equity elevator. foreman recently completed a similar elevator in nine days. An additional elevator is under construction at Ashuelot north of Fort Shaw.
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Fairfield
Equity
Montana Central Elevator Company
Thompson Company
Leewistown
Ashuelot
Fort Shaw
Fairfield Times
Eugenie's Manner and the London Visit of Napoleon III
Disraeli wrote he was disappointed by the Empress Eugenie noting her perpetual smile and Chinese eyes. He described her as too natural for a sovereign and observed Napoleon sometimes wished for more reserve and dignity. She entertained royal children and was seen perched on a table while courtiers were horrified.
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Eugenie
London
Napoleon III
Disraeli
Napoleon
Benjamin Disraeli
Earl of
Beaconsfield
Bound to Disagree
A humorous exchange about a young husband and his mother-in-law. A friend jokes that she is hard to get along with, noting even her food disagrees with her. The bridegroom responds with a witty anecdote about a folding bed that shuts up when she enters a room.
FiveYearOld Natalie Plants Pansies Then Brings Them In
Natalie, age five, planted pansy seeds in small boxes and, after a rain, said she brings them in when it rains. Her mother reminded watering isn't needed after rain. The remark, quoted from the New York Times, shows a child's practical interpretation of weather.
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Natalie
New York Times
Comes Down Tests a Man's Nerve in Flight
A St. Louis Post-Dispatch quote contrasts courage in taking to the air with the nerve needed to come down, highlighting the fear not in ascent but in descent.
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St. Louis Post-Dispatch
The Future and Worry in Blair’s Remark
The quotation warns against excessive anxiety about the future and its harms. It contrasts futile worry with prudent action, noting that wisdom seeks protection against dangers but cannot control all events.
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Office of Wisdom
Blair
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C. E. Trescott and Son, Publishers
Mont
Charles Jh. Hughes
New York
Charles Wolfacebanns
Indiana
Pach Bros
Charles Evans Hughes
G W Farr
Jeannette Ranisin
Theodore Brantley
Frank J. Edwards
Ford
Republican
D FL Mains
S$ McDonall
Frank Stupfft
Moe Garrett
Grace M. Thompson
Harry Shick
Highwood Country
E. E. Crawford
Frank H. Pings
Conrad
John M. Howland
Imusland Block
Lewistown
Geo. W. Magee
Geo. Therrien
Sheep Creek
Longmai
Democratic
Choteau Lumber Company
Renee
Pets
Udder Talent Tual
Chateau Hardware Co
Fred Lewis
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