Twenty Years Ago in Chateau Montanian News Highlights
Rounds of local politics as the Republican central committee organized with James Sulgrove as chairman and new precinct committeemen added. Updates include Mrs. McLeod’s Great Falls visit, various relocations to Spokane and Chicago trade links, court citizenship plans, the death of Mrs. Georgina Aspling, stock sheep purchases, mail routes, and a life-term murder verdict for Jack Tenny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican Central Committee
James Sulgrove
John Shields
Alfred Harris
Sweet Grass
Pat Buckley
Burton
W. H. Franklin
North Fork
J. C. Quigley
Dupuyer
Robare
W. N. Noffsinger
Nat Collins
Great Falls
Chicago
Camp Collins
McDonald Lake
Arrangre
Jeannette Rankin Teas To Be Held
Registration teas are the latest campaign method for republican candidate Jeannette Rankin. Precinct leaders plan many such events to mobilize unregistered women, with notaries present to register guests as voters before they depart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeannette Rankin
Congress
Miss Rankin
County Commissioners in Chateau Montana 1916 sessions
The county board met in regular session September 12 1916 in Chateau with all members present. They approved August reports and warrants totaling 3952 32 from the Contingent fund and various general road and other fund expenditures. The court examined county district officers reports and the quarter ended August 31 1916. They designated Teton county as a fourth class county and approved road crossings and county auto use for field work beginning 1917. Additional sessions continued September 13 14 with road, jail, and election planning and new road petitions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hirshberg Bros
Court House
John R. Young
Dotson
Geo. Fryer
Same
Chas. Rudolph
Wilson Young
Great Falls Iron Works
de Sepak Deatte Hh
Assignee
Wabor “iv
J. W. Shields
J. P
Reynolds
Nellie R. Brown
Annie Austad
C. James Smith
Chas. N. Thomas
J. P. Cut Bank Township
William Leonard
Jacobson Reservoir
J. E. DeHaas
F. E. van Demark, Jr
B. J. Mathews
E. L. Marriott
Deg Ted Patho
Warm Springs
Chateau
Conrad
Waller
Teton County
Northern Flax Fibre Co
R. N. Hawkins
G. G. Grant
W. P. Grooms
Ernest Arnett
Agawam
Pendroy
Peard
Beard
Frank McDermott
McDermott
Montana
Farmington
Ed. Bollerud
William Chalmers
Spring Valley
P. H. Feehan
Henry A. Hodgskiss
Power
Joseph Holmberg
L. M. Mourer
Porter
Thos J. Levi
Williams
E. G. Mattke
Jas. M. Parmalee
Township
G. N. Railway
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The
C. E. Trescott and Son, Publishers
Choteau
Chateau Montanian
J. A. McBean
John
Pendleton
Oregon
Sol Cohen
Spokane
Wash
Er. C. Garrett
Judge Pomeroy
Georgina Aspling
Thomas Aspling
Aspling
Perry Asplring
Uwupuyer Arcantha
John Hobbins
Bower, Bros
Stanford
G. C. Dean
Mrs. Wilcox
Willis
A. N
F. P. Cowell
J. E. Wamsley
Chas. Phemister
James Gordon
John S. Gordon
Fort Benton
J. W. McKnight
James
Scotland
A. White
Harry Myers
Phemister
W. F Burgy
Augustin
Joe Carr
John Hermann
Range
Troy
Libby
John Webb
Jack Tenny
Legacy
Choteau County
Chevalier Lodge
A. 0. Burbank
A. C. Warner
E. J. Crary
McDonald Building
Henry D. Robison
Jas. T. Robison
Sec
Teton County Abstract Co
Choteauc
Shelby
Cut Bank
Er Evert
Eee
John L
Lundgren
Chateau Lodge
A. F
A. M
Jameson
W. M. Martin’ Read
Fidelity
OES
T. O. Larson
W. M
E. E. Crawford
Spencer & McCullough Roulston Jewelry Store
Logan & Howard
Choteau, Montana
Hoteau
Pei
Feldman
Choteau Drug Company
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