Officials named for primaries in Silver Bow county
The county commissioners released the ban of judges and clerks for all 31 precincts ahead of the August 26 primaries. The list names dozens of precinct officials, including Foley John and Peters Mike in Precinct 1, O’Donnell Catherine in Precinct 2, and many others across all districts, reflecting a heated race with petitions filed and campaigns underway.
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Silver Bow
Board of County Commissioners
Ben- Peters
Mike
East Daly
Percy
Bennett
Hill
John H
North Main
McWilliams
Daly
O'Donnell
Catherin
Fred
West Daly
Sweet
W. H
Saunders
B.J
Pearl
Hevan
William
East Center
Laughlin
John
East la Platte
Kennedy
Annie
Richards
Arthur
West Center
Toy
Precinct
Odgers
Sid
Transit
Connors
Tom
Blue Wing Avenue
Rowe
James F
O'Connor
Frank
Bell
Leary
James B
East Summit
Riley
East
Summit
Osborn
Thomas K
Keeley
W. D
West la Platte
Murphy
James
Misesoula Avenue
Dooley
M. J
Warren
Joseph
Ralph
James Hi
Missour
J. F
North Wyoming
Grimes
Sue
East Woolthan
Lynch
Johanna
Anaconda Road
Smitham
East Gagnon
Squires
North
Wyoming
Dillon
Eugene
Darragh
Robert
Gattney
Mary
West Agate
Bennetts
W. J
Missoula Avenue
Williams
W .T
Harrington
Abbie
East Quarta
Curran
Prank
North “Main
Driscoll
Horace
East Copper
LeRow
D. B
Nston
Blumpkin
Harry
Wade
Geo
Hennessy
Grant
Anna
Fairchilds
Love
Thornton Hotel
Cromarine
E. H
Gwaley
East Broadway
East Park
Egan
Jerry
North Jackson
Brennan
Anne
Maloughney
Margaret
West Quarts
Harris
Cecil
Pollard
North Franklin
Rowan
Norah
Manion
Reed
Walt
West Woolman
Fogarty
Lee
Caledonia
Gillis
Malcolm
West Quarta
Adams
South
Buscho
George
South A
Ona
Brindley
J. P
Connelly
Wau- Kesha
Hewitt
M.A
Empire
Boardman
John L
West Copper
Death of Mrs Kate Keeler in Deer Lodge at 54
News notes from Deer Lodge report the death of Mrs Kate Keeler wife of D F Keeler at 54 after pneumonia. The service is set for Wednesday at 2 pm under Eastern Star rites with burial at a nearby cemetery. The Deer Lodge column lists numerous local visits and travels of residents and visitors including ex servicemen and Knights of Columbus attendees.
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Deer Lodge
Kate Keeler
D. F. Keeler
Many Candidates File for Montana Primary Office
MAMILTON July 28 Forty two candidates filed petitions for Aug 26 primary nominations. Sheriff race dominates with 25 entrants, four Republicans and three Democrats. State representative field includes two Republicans and three Socialists. County commissioner contest has five contenders. Complete list of filings shows party and office details for clerk, sheriff, treasurer, assessor, attorney, surveyor, justice, and supervisors. Hamilton notes cover local visits and sheriff transfers to Deer Lodge penitentiary for robbing the Bouity store with three prisoners taken.
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Mamilton
Anthony Mark
Carl Taylor
Steveneville
M. L. Barr
Qecar Johnson
John Quincy ‘Adams
Harry South
Helen W. Strock
Earl J. Lockridge
C. W. Ward
Nygard
Charley J. Planagin
Clirene
Hog Alex Chaitin
Sam Downing
Repub
Mean
Yarbrough
Democra Hork
Republican
C. J. Franks
Buck
Elwood Boucher
Ernest ‘Anthony
Grace Johnson
Republica
C. B. Calkins
J.D. Taylor
Irwin
Gertrude Lougee
Republica Nn
C ‘Taylor
J.W. Burnett
N. Brooks
J. Tillman
F. ©. Gibbs
George W. Johnson
Ronard M. Tucker
James
G. i. Shran Charl Hartley
A. Lyman
Mark D. Pitsgarrald
J. Frank Cooper
Doria L. Morris
A. C. Walbridge
Ward Township
John G. Lebel
Bivens
Marks
Dem
D. W. Binkard
L.J. Kibbe
Mamilton News
Hamilton
Arthur Hayward
Milwaukee
Wis
Herbert Hayward
William Cobleigh
Boxeman
George Buckmiller
William “Hambly
Ales V. Hawkins
Butte
Bkalkaho Road
Heatthy
Sherif Lockridge
Wolfe
Deer Lodge
Arthur Lysiad
Toy Armstrong
Roy Newell
James M. Self
Bouity
Florence
N. G. Tevia
Tore
Contracts Let For Rural Routes In Corvallis
Corvallis Consolidated school board on Saturday night awarded contracts for transporting pupils on rural routes. The action followed land valuation losses forcing district consolidation measures to cut costs.
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Corvallis
Corvallis Consolidated
Dwyer family relocates from Missoula to ranch southwest
Mrs. M Dwyer and her son Leo have moved from Missoula to their ranch located southwest of town, with friends noting the family’s transition from city living to rural work and residence.
Stevensville Parade to Feature at Aug 14 Celebration
Stevensville creamery plans an Aug 14 parade as the centerpiece of the two day celebration. Gavin, parade chair, reports 28 floats offered with more to come. The daily show and a sale of purebred dairy stock accompany the events. Dr Beevens heads the show ring with a noted Aviatocrat from Montana expected to attend. Hamilton fireworks committee arranged the Community Park display for the night of the 14th.
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Stevensville
Gavin
Beevens
Montana
Stevenayilie
Hamilton
Necesary
Community Park
Stevensville Plays Two Baseball Games
Stevensville’s 8 ile club split a doubleheader yesterday, losing to Corvallis 120 and defeating Philipsburg 14 to 5. Corvallis led early with errors aiding Stevensville’s comeback in the first game. the central valley team won easily in the opener. Local notes report visits, motor trip departures, cannery travels, and community updates from Stevensville.
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Evensville
Ile
Corvallis
Philipsburg
Central Valley
Bos
Letty Summer Perlail
Philipsburg Social Notes Show Local Travel and Guests
Philipsburg residents and visitors mingle in a weekend of travels and visits. Mrs Blix Hlinor and Bobby Wilts return from leisure time while Mrs Eugene Smith visits Anaconda. Julian Iter and others travel to visit families, with Chicago-bound plans for a spouse. Douglas Allen heads to San Francisco after summer with Miller family. Attorney Re Lewis Brown returns from coast cities and plans to relocate. Mrs Addison Schrader of San Francisco visits with her mother Mrs Kindle. New York’s Mr and Mrs William McKensie visit Philipsburg. Rufus Fee, now with a government surveying crew at Baird Montana, previously lived here. Mrs John J Cole of Anaconda visits her daughter and Clara D McDonel over the weekend.
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Deer Lodge
Emery
Mina Dorothy Noe
Rock Creek Lake
Robert Farnsworth
Los Angeles
Grace Barker
Grace Fifer
Anaconda
Don Gilly Henry Hamill
Frank Hamill
Fabian Siasonett
Jens
Joe Straussman
Tacoma
Toss Suge
Suge
Henry Givens
Kentucky
Butte
Kathleen Murphy
Hugh Bs
Knights of ‘of
Montana
California
Mise
Peterson
Joe Hickman
Philipsburg Mining Company
Mra. Blix Hlinor
Bobby Wilts
Laters
Eugene Smith
Mra J. Ki Itter
Thon
Julian Iter
Moonelake
Douglas Allen
Ban Prancisco
Edward Miller
Lewis Brown
Philipsburg
Addison Schrader
San Francisco
Kindle
Philip Dure
William McKensie
New York City
Mr. McKensie
Body of Miles City Man Searched After Drowning Incident
The Associates Press reports rescuers searched noon today for the body of a Miles City man who drowned while swimming off an island west of the reserve. The body’s location remains indeterminable from the prior drowning site.
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Miles City
Dillon Firefighters Aid Twin Bridges Blaze
Dillon wire department rushed to Twin Bridges to help dampen a blaze at the state orphans home boiler and coal bunkers. Fire Chief Dale Tash led a team of equipment including hose ladders and a chemical tank arriving around 4 am. the fire caused several hundred dollars in damage but no residences were harmed.
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Dillon
Dillon Wire Department
Twin Bridges
State Orphane Home
Brelock
State Orphans’ Home
Dale Tash
Pioneer Woman of Gallatin Valley Dies
A Gallatin Valley pioneer woman, native of France and longtime Montana resident, died after a life marked by frontier settlement. She married in 1868, followed her husband to homesteads, raised a family, and supported local church and community efforts, including the Holy Rosary. Her passing leaves a legacy in Bozeman and the broader Gallatin Valley.
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Gallatin Valley
Mandar Bozeman
Waterman Valley
Christopher Water
Montana
America
France
Mr. Waterman
New York
The
Society of Montana
Holy Rosary
Mrs Charles Smith Dies At Hall Home In Philipsburg
Mrs Charles Smith, aged 62, longtime Flint Creek Valley resident, died at her Hall home. She leaves her husband and two brothers, John and Pete Creshaw, as prominent landowners in the valley.
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Charles Smith
Hall Home
Philipsburg
Charles Bmith
Flint Creek
John
Pete Creshaw
Smith
State inspector Sipple visits on culture meetings
State inspector A. Sipple visits during travel along the high line and will hold a series of meetings on culture.
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Aries
Headache Gone Tired No More Show Maine Ad
Mrs. Pearcy W. Richanpson of Skowhegan Maine reports relief from headaches and fatigue after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. The testimonial praises improved energy, daily work capacity, and renewed vitality, claiming long term benefits from the product.
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Maine
Pearcy W. Richanpson
R.F.D. No
Skowhegan
Lydia E. P Inkham
Lydia E. Pikham
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