Mitchell Re elected Mayor in Great Falls Montana
In Great Falls Montana Harry B Mitchell a Democrat won re election as mayor over Republican James Charteris by 1225 votes with about 5000 cast Mitchell carried all 23 precincts Five new aldermen were elected three Democrats two Republicans Sutherland plans to contest the result Read was unopposed in his ward Democrats will hold eight seats to Republicans two in the new council
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Great Falls
Harry B. Mitchell
James Charteris
Mitchell
Charteris
Charles Sutherland
Frank Sheppard
Sutherland
Harvey M. Read
Wren and Sheppard Re-elected in Local Race
W. P. Wren, a Democrat, was reelected treasurer without opposition. H. A. Sheppard, Democrat, won reelection as magistrate over Republican R. W. Berry.
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W. P. Wren
H. A. Sheppard
R. W. Berry
Fryer Wins Livingston Mayor Race By Wide Margin
John W. Fryer a Democrat was elected mayor of Livingston by 769 votes to 356 for Dan Healy and 159 for FP J Habein with no other contests.
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Livingston
John W. Fryer
Dan Healy
FP. J. Habein
Anaconda Mayoral Race Narrowly Won by Republican Smith
ANACONDA April 6 C. S. Smith a Republican defeated incumbent James B. McCavit t a Democrat by 149 votes to win the mayoralty. Republicans also won four council seats to three for Democrats and took control of the council. T. F. Murphy a Democrat was re elected police magistrate and Mrs. Mary Butler a Democrat was chosen city treasurer.
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Anaconda
C. S. Smith
James B. McCavitt
T. F. Murphy
Mary Butler
Adams Re-Elected Mayor In Three Forks Votes
Bozeman April 6 C E Adams present mayor and his full ticket win at Three Forks Adams 140 votes to FE Avery 102 Other winners include James Dolan city treasurer I W McPhail police magistrate H S Batehelder first ward L A Zecco second ward August Kunze third ward totals reflect local election results with names and positions.
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Bozeman
C. E. Adams
Commissioner L A Hauge Re-elected Over Breehbill
Missoula voters re elected commissioner L A Hauge in a decisive result with 2534 votes to 1289 for John M Breehbill. The tight regional race figures reflect strong support for the incumbent. Local proceedings followed the announced counts and closing remarks.
Edwin Grafton elected mayor of Billings with petition issues
Edwin Grafton won the Billings mayoral race after failing to file petitions on time and using stickers. Vote totals: Grafton 1559, Anderson 677, Spear 674, George 560. W. E. Downs topped F. Lh. Mann for police magistrate 1654 to 1641. Clara N. Hunt, incumbent, ran unopposed for city treasurer.
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Billings
Edwin Grafton
Grafton
Ray Anderson
Charles Spear
W. B. George
W. E. Downs
F. Lh. Mann
Clara N. Hunt
Butte Re-elects Mayor Riley and Shea as Council Expands
Butte voters re elected Mayor W. D. Horgan City Treasurer Joseph Riley and Police Judge D. F. Shea. Six of eight Democratic alderman candidates were chosen four without opposition. The new city council will comprise 12 Democrats and four Republicans.
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Butte
W. D. Horgan
Joseph Riley
D. F. Shea
Lewistown Mayoral Election Result Report
In Lewistown on April 6 Judge Jack Briscoe won the mayoralty defeating incumbent E. O. Kindsedy by 36 votes. W. W. Wheaton was re-elected treasurer over F. J. Robinson by 391 and D. J. Burr retained police magistrate against G. W. Samuels by 227.
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Lewistown
Jack Briscoe
E. O. Kindsedy
W. W. Wheaton
F. J. Robinson
D. J. Burr
G. W. Samuels
Reed Point Notes From Bozeman to Reed Point Community
Sunday visitors and weekend visits mark the town as residents travel to Bozeman Big Timber and Dickinson. A five inch rail was laid locally to aid rail access while sickness disrupts schools. A funeral for the infant son of Mr and Mrs Carl Bue is noted and sympathy extended. Everett Farr buys the Jennie Webb homestead as part of a ranch expansion. Shuman family mourning follows a stroke. Fred Scott oversees three concrete culverts to divert floodwaters under the Northern Pacific tracks. a $4000 project expected to take sixty days.
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Dan Jones
Bozeman
Our Town
Signy Wallum
Big Timber
Frank Miller
Wallace
Sugar City
Leone Grady
Oscar Moler
Columbus
R. C. Clevidence
Grey Chit
W. S. Whitford
Myrtle Hart
Dickinson, N. J
Ruby
M. Hart
J. D. Murphy
Hot Springs
Ark
I. A. Cruse
la Grippe
Carl Bue
Evangelical Church
Lasater
Albert Irwin
Beryl
Mont
Lewis Guthrie
Frank Murphy
W. S. Whitfird
Mrs. Carleton
Bridge Street
Everett Farr
Jennie Webb
N. P
Community Visitors and Weekend Guests in Big Timber
Melville T S Lavold visited in Big Timber Friday. H Gunderson motored to Big Timber Friday. Mrs J Moss Sr visited at the Donald ranch Monday. Miss Helen Wulluma was a weekend guest at the Green ranch. Miss Agnes Lavold spent Saturday and Sunday at the ranch home. Mr and Mrs Reider Anderson were visitors in the Melville vicinity Saturday and Sunday. Ward was received here Sunday of the death of the infant child of Mr and Mrs Sid Brannin. J P Campbell of Big Timber has commenced real work on the Gouk ranch. He started fencing April first. Mr and Mrs Ward and Dick Branin from Sweet Grass canyon were callers in Big Timber over the weekend. Saturday's visitors from Melville in Big Timber were H P Franklin, Earl Green and daughter Vivian, Mr and Mrs H Hart and son C Patton and Theo Olson. Mr and Mrs W H Donald and son left Big Timber for Great Falls Sunday to spend the week. Mr Donald went to attend the Stockmen's convention being held in that city.
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T. S. Lavold
Big Timber
H. Gunderson
J. Moss, Sr
Donald Ranch
Helen Wulluma
Green Ranch
Agnes Lavold
Ranch
Reider Anderson
Melville
Ward
Sid Brannin
J. P. Campbell
Gouk Ranch
Dick Brannin
Sweet Grass Canyon
H. P. Franklin
Earl Green
Vivian
Great Falls
Mr. Donald
Grey Cliff Notes and Social Roundup
Grey Cliff reports visits and shopping in Billings for Miss Beatrice House Miss Julia Hyland and others. Comings and goings include Mrs Harvey Fetzer visiting her mother Mrs Ole Birkeland, Ed Sweetser Fred Baker and Mr Baker on a Livingston business trip, influenza illness for Harry Billings and care from R H Helsby, and various local arrivals departures. The Deer Creek Norwegian Ladies Aid met at Upper Deer creek ranch home of Mrs Floyd Nepstad. A Grey Cliff hall dance drew attendees from Big Timber Reed Point with another dance planned. Master Ray Sorenson celebrated his fourth birthday with a party and birthday lunch.
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Chas. Keppler
Big Timber
Beatrice House
Julia Hyland
Billings
Harvey Fetzer
Laurel
Ole Birkeland
Ed Sweetser
Fred Baker
Mr. Baker
Livingston
Harry Billings
R. H. Helsby
Edith Bishop
Jessie Gregory
Gres Clin
John Hughes
Grey Cliff
William Slashes
Frank Turvey
Wilburt Carter
Lester Peterson
Jack Adams
Dead Man
Carrie Emerson
Grey Clif
Portland
Oregon
Deer Creek
Norwegian Ladies Aid
R Anch
Floyd Nepstad
Upper
Grey Clif Hall
Reed Point
Ray Sorenson
Moreland Flattum
Stella Gregory
Billy Duffy
Kansas Grabs Basket Ball Trophy Windup
Wichita Kansas high school team won the national interscholastic tournament in Chicago by defeating El Reno Oklahoma five 27 to 6. Westport Kansas City Missouri took third after beating Wheeler Mississippi 25 to 21. McBurney Wichita starred and Ames Alonzo Stagg presented the prizes. St George Utah won the consolation title by beating Detroit Southeastern 21 to 18.
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Chicago
Wichita
Kansas
University of Chicago
el Reno
Okla
Westport High
Kansas City
Wheeler Miss
Southwest
McBurney
Ames Alonzo Stagg
Wheeler
Miss
St. George
Utah
Detroit Southeastern High
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Montana
Tion
Tages
Bell System
The
Mountain States Telephone & Telegraph Co
Woman’s Club
J. A. Lowry
Missoula
L. A. Hauge
John M. Breehbill
Hague
Breehbill
Odc
Ecro
Times
Sweet Grass County Creamery
C. Graff
Patterson Undertaking Co
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